she attened oakland high school and later transfered to dewey academy high schoolsot deweyacademy high school principal: "that one hurt me. she is one of our daughters, one of our babies. we are a family here. we have a family atmosphere so that one hurt tremendously personally">dewey academy madyun. their family."her sister and (estacio live) ago in may. few months released just a few months ago in may. (estacio live) (grant) (grant)oakland mayor libby schaaf issued a statement that reads, in part..."the senseless and violent stabbing of two young women on a bart train platform last night has shaken our community. every parent who saw the father of nia wilson grieve for his daughter is heartbroken by this horrific act... "we all mourn in this moment and we will all work together to bring justice for nia, her sister and their family." (jrstone)we are learning more tonight about the victim nia wilson. her high school principal shared his reflections of her during an interview today with kron 4's hazziq madyun. 18-year-old nia wilson was born and raised in oakland. she attene

she attened oakland high school and later transfered to dewey academy high school dewey academy is a small campus with 275 students. prinicpal darrell ross says just about everyone interacted with nia wilson on regular daily basis...and so did he. <"she is one of our daughters, one of our babies. we are a family here. we have a family atmosphere so that one hurt tremendously."> the superintendent of the oakland unified school district released a statement which reads in part -- "like all of you, i am heartbroken by the senseless and vicious attack on two innocent young women at the macarthur bart station last night. nia wilson was one of our own. she attended both oakland high school and dewey academy and had her whole life ahead of her. and yet that life was cut short by violence. in an instant, the reprehensible acts of one person have destroyed her family and shaken our community." (vicki) there have been two other bart-related homicides in the past five days.(grant) police were investigating deaths from assaults that occurred at the bay fair and pleasant hill bart stations as wel

she attened oakland high school and later transfered to dewey academy high school dewey academy is awith 275 students. prinicpal darrell ross says just about everyone interacted with nia wilson on regular daily basis... and so did he. <"she is one of our daughters, one of our babies. we are a family here. we have a family atmosphere so that one hurt tremendously.">( darya ) the superintendent of the oakland unified school district released a statement saying the district is heartbroken by the senseless attack. ( james ) nia wilson's murder is the third bart- related homicide in less than a week. police are also investigating deadly assaults that happened at the bay fair and pleasant hill stations. police arrested 20-year abdul bey after he got into a fight with 51-year old gerald bisbee at the pleasant hill station last wednesday. bisbee was hospitalized with lip and knee injuries. but he died on friday after he was released... from an infected wound. and early saturday morning at the bay fair station... 47-year-old don stevens fell to the ground after being hit in the head. the atta

she attened oakland high school and later transfered to dewey academy high school dewey academy is a small campus with 275 students. prinicpal darrell ross says just about everyone interacted with nia wilson on regular daily basis...and so did he. <"she is one of our daughters, one of our babies. we are a family here. we have a family atmosphere so that one hurt tremendously.">(grant) (grant) the superintendent of the oakland unified school district released a statement which reads in part -- "like all of you, i am heartbroken by the senseless and vicious attack on two innocent young women at the macarthur bart station last night. nia wilson was one of our own. she attended both oakland high school and dewey academy and had her whole life ahead of her. and yet that life was cut short by violence. (grant) there have been two other bart-related homicis in the past five days.(vicki) police were investigating deaths from assaults that occurred at the bay fair and pleasant hill bart stations as well.kron 4 's michelle kingston has more. (mk)three homicides in five days at bart stations in

she attended oakland high school and later transfered to dewey academy high school dewey academy is a small campus with 275 students. prinicpal darrell ross says just about everyone interacted with nia wilson on regular daily basis...and so did he. <"she is one of our daughters, one of our babies. we are a family here. we have a family atmosphere so that one hurt tremendously.">(grant) tremendously.">(grant) the superintendent of the oakland unified school district released a statement which reads in part -- "like all of you, i am heartbroken by the senseless and vicious attack on two innocent young women at the macarthur bart station last night. nia wilson was one of our own. she attended both oakland high school and dewey academy and had her whole life ahead of her. and yet that life was cut short by violence. in an instant, the reprehensible acts of one person have destroyed her family and shaken our community." (jr stone) oakland mayor libby schaaf issued a statement that reads, in part..."the senseless and violent stabbing of two young women on a bart train platform last night ha

she attened oakland high school and later transfered to dewey academy high school dewey academy is a small campus with 275 students. prinicpal darrell ross says just about everyone interacted with nia wilson on regular daily basis... and so did he. <"she is one of our daughters, one of our babies. we are a family here. we have a family atmosphere so that one hurt tremendously.">( darya ) the superintendent of the oakland unified school district released a statement saying the district is heartbroken by the senseless attack. ( james ) nia wilson's murder is the third bart- related homicide in less than a week. police are also investigating deadly assaults that happened at the bay fair and pleasant hill stations. police arrested 20-year abdul bey after he got into a fight with 51-year old gerald bisbee at the pleasant hill station last wednesday. bisbee was hospitalized with lip and knee injuries. but he died on friday after he was released... from an infected wound. and early saturday morning at the bay fair station... 47-year-old don stevens fell to the ground after being hit in the

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the victim went to oakland high and dewey academy. the oakland unified school district superintendent said nia wilson was one of our own. in an instant the reprehensible acts of one person have destroyed her family and shaken our community. as we mentioned a march to downtown oakland formed for nia wilson. about 1,000 people turned out and some of the crowd marched down telegraph avenue. according to oakland police, a fight broke out between a group of people. officers deployed a chemical agent to disburse the crowd. officers detained two men who were later released. police are investigating two other homicides at bart stations in the last five days. new surveillance images show a suspect who police say sucker purchased another man at the bart station early saturday. the man fell and hit his head on the cement floor. sadly he was removed from life support yesterday. last wednesday a man died after a fight at the pleasant hill bart station. the man from pitsburg suffered a cut to his leg and it got infect and ended up killing him. poli

research papers, dewey decimal systems. only here where we can give a shout out for the dewey decimal system. [laughter] so you continued and then your life got even busier so how did you find time to read just for pleasure and you know we all want to know if we get the chance to read anything for pleasure. there were moments of escape. today however i am spending most of my time selfishly focused on my books about is what i'm reading. and it's almost ready. it's coming. i've been immersed in the process and this year has been tough for me but when i do have time, one of my chief of staff who by the way she's more excited to be here than she was to meet bruce springsteen. melissa is my book recommender and i'm a loser in this convention center tonight. she has been with me since the very beginning of the campaign but she is my book and i usually read what she tells me to read soap she will throw some books into my bag for a long trip, that's what have i been reading is a very eclectic sort of reading list i've read commonwe

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. >> reporter: wilson's father says she was scheduled to granl wait with high marks from dewey academy this december with dreams of joining the military. the man accused is scheduled to be arraigned at 2:00 today and we just got confirmation he is facing murder and attempted murder charges. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. >>> police have released new surveillance images of a man wanted for a deadly attack on saturday. bart says footage taken on board the train showed the suspect punching the victim on the side of his head. that victim identified as a 47- year old transient fell hard on the platform and later died at the hospital. >>> new details in the past hour about an overnight death investigation near the oakland coliseum. investigators were called to 65th around 1:30 this morning. they confirmed the 30-year old victim was suffering from a gunshot wound. authorities tried to give him medical attention but he died there at the scene. investigators have not said what led to the incident but they are asking anyone with information about the case to call oakland polic

>> reporter: a beautiful life was lost and wilson's dad says she was set to graduate from dewey academy with honors and plans to join the military academy. >> i will never see my daughter again and she will never be able to fulfill her dreams and no parent whatever what what i'm going through right now and all i want -- would want to go through what i'm going through right now and all i want is justice for my daughter. >>> president trump pulled back today from announcing a trade agreement with the european union. the agreement puts off any further trade tariffs while talks continue. the two agreed to resolve the dispute against new u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum and said they could lead to the illumination of trade barriers altogether. >> we agreed today, first of all, to work together toward zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers and zero subsidies on non-auto industrial goods. >> the intention to make a deal today -- and we made a deal today. >> president trump said he wants to reduce barriers and increase trade for chemicals, pharmaceuticals, medical products and soybeans. the la

inspired by panelist, i wanted to close with a thought from chris reflecting on dewey. lash wrote that if we insist on arguments is the essence of education, we will defend democracy not as the most efficient but the most educational form of government. one that extends the circle of debate as widely as possible forces all citizens to articulate their views, to put their views at risk and to cultivate the virtues of a lick whence and sound judgment. we have a ways to go to get there. they think the goal would be better served if we engaged each other and argued with each other on the basis of not falsehood, but fax and information not misinformation. we have a lot of work to do. i'm grateful for the scholars for being so deeply engaged in for all of you for staying for the entire session. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversation] >> president donald trump will announces nominee for the supreme court filling the vacancy left by retiring justi justice, anthony kennedy. watch live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2 wit

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that is when the library became work with research papers, the dewey decimal system. [applause] only here at the american library association can we give a shout out to the do we decimal system. i love you all. [laughter] >> so then you graduate and your life becomes even busier how do you read for pleasure? did you get a chance to read anything for pleasure? >> yes. today however i spend most of my time selfishly focused on my book so that is what i'm reading and it is almost ready. i have been immersed in the process this year has been a little tougher because i try to stay in my voice but i do have my chief of staff melissa by the way with more excited to be here then seeing bruce springsteen. she loves you all and i may lose her here tonight she might leave me she has been with me from the very beginning of the campaign but i usually read what she tells me i should read but lately? i have eclectic reading list. i like commonwealth at like a good story that takes me outside of myself and everything that has been done. i accidentally. >> reporter: it twice two years

the victim went to both high and dewey academy. quote, nia wilson was one of our own. in an instant, the reprehensible acts of one person has destroyed her family and shaken our community. >> a vigil is under way right now to honor the life of 18-year-old nia wilson. her family is there. it's deeply emotional, obviously. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow continues our live team coverage. she spoke with the sister who survived the attack. melanie? >> dan and kristen, that sister, letifah wilson, was also here tonight at this vigil. she tells us that she and her sisters rarely take bart. they did last night, and their lives changed forever. letifah wilson is in mourning after her baby sister was stabbed to death at the macarthur bart station. >> it breaks my heart. she was my heart. >> three of the wilson sisters were on their way home from a family gathering sunday night when police say john cowell attacked them with a knife. >> i didn't do nothing to nobody. she didn't do nothing to nobody. and for this to happen is just outright crazy. >> letifah says cowell stabbed

she was only 18 years old and would have graduated from oakland's dewey academy in december. the killer also injured her sister. he's charged with murder and attempted murder. investigators have not said what motivated cowell, but they are looking into whether it was racially motivated. >>> anne hathaway is one of many celebrities posting social media tributes to nia wilson. hathaway called out white privilege, white people, including me, including you, must take into the marrow of our privileged bones the truth that all black people fear for their lives daily in america, and have done so for generations. white people do not have equivalence for this fear of violence, end quote. >>> when we talk with bart riders, many say safety is their primary concern. the perception on the system is, there's a growing number of people on trains with mental health issues. >> yeah, abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live near the bart station at sfo where police are trying to address this issue. >> reporter: well, this has been happening for years now. and that's because bart is the way

most fascinating spymasters i ever known, read carlton in my thrillers is based on this gentleman, dewey claridge. it is called a spy for all seasons. he was an incredible american and incredible spymaster, helped set up the counterterrorism center at the cia and this is the story of dewey's life, reads like a thriller and you learn about as with all these other books what it takes to be successful in the world of espionage and many of those are things we need to be successful in day-to-day lives with her is managers, companies, small business owners, these books are all fabulous and not places you might think to go to to pick up management secrets which we have a lot of field and delta force guys writing some phenomenal management book and leadership book and i talked about those in the past but fun to dip into the world of espionage and to see what we can take from it to be better leaders ourselves. this is my stack. i will post a list of these books and where you can find them and i hope this video is helpful for you. >> host: that is a bit of research you have got going on. >> guest:

but in counter to the walter lippman verification we might throw in a lot of john dewey as well, modeling in mind i think that can repair some of the damage that is damaged by the punch and judy how. >> we often find -- we'll have politicians' office contact us and say why don't you guys look at this ad or this claim that my opponent is making. sometimes they will provide valuable information to help in the fact check but a lot of times a politician's fact check of another politician doesn't really get to the claim. it is kind of countering that claim with other claims. it is not always beneficial to have politicians fact check one another. >> i would love to see that sort of activity. whether he would have an effect i'm really not sure. what i'm wondering about is how to get from here to there. the change in norms in the last 25 years, you used to have much more of this activity 30-40 years ago. whether we can get that level of bipartisan community level together again, simply don't know. > one last question. in the middle here. >> high, i'm lisa rosenberg. i wanted to follow up on your

of miss information, but counter to the walter lippman verification we might throw in a lot of john dewey as well, modeling something conversation towards a shared purpose, we need a lot more like that. mind ihat you have in think that can repair some of the damage that is damaged by the punch and judy show. politiciansave office contact us and say why don't you guys look at this at her claim. providetimes they will valuable information and a lot of times politicians fact truck of another politician doesn't get to the claim, it's like countering that climate other claims. not always beneficial to have politicians fact check one another. >> i would love to see that sort of activity. whether he would have an effect, i'm not sure. i wonder just how to get from here to there. the change in norms in the last 25 years has been astonishing. have much more of this activity 30 or 40 years ago. ofther we can get that level bipartisan activity i doubt it. question.t i wanted to follow-up on the proposal which i like for the ifee strikes you're out you're on the news. how does that approach apply to

about walter littman, to counter the walter littman verification, we might throw in a lot of john dewey there as well, which is to say that modeling something like conversation aiming towards shared purpose, we need a lot more of that. if that is what you have in mind, i think that can help repair some of the damage that was done by the punch and judy show. >> we will have a politicians office contact us and say hey, why don't you guys look at this ad or this claimant my opponent is making, and sometimes they will provide valuable information to help us fact checked, -- checks, but a lot of times a politicians fact check of a weather politician doesn't get to the claim. it is countering that claim with a clean -- claims. >> i would love to see that sort of activity, whether it would have an effect, i am really not sure. i would about morris had to get from here to there. the change in norms of the last 25 years in the u.s. congress has been astonishing. used to have much more of this activity 30-40 years ago, whether we can get that level of bipartisan activity together again, i don't k

dewey was an incredible american and spymaster himself. he helped set up the counter terrorism at the cia. it's the story of his life. it read so like a thriller. you learn about what it takes to be successful in espionage. as things we need to be successful in our daily lives. the books are all fabulous and not places you might think to go to. we have many seals and delta force guys writing phenomenal books i've talked about those in the past. it's fun to see what we can take from espionage to be better leaders. i will post a list of these books somewhere you can find them. i hope the video was helpful. thank you. >> guest: that's a bit of research you got going on. that is part of what i love about my job. i can read great books. >> particularly nonfiction and then channeling into what i'm writing now. i have nice recognition from politico where they named me one of the 50 most influential people in politics. one of the reasons they said was because i had been creating a cold war thriller for a new era. that was a compliments. they recog

he was an interesting fascinating kite and i based scot harvath boss on dewey. >> host: do cia intelligence operatives have the unlimited funds that scot harvath has? >> guest: no. they don't. unfortunately. there was a great book written nonfiction that was called the human factor and was written by cia operative who was very unhappy with the culture at the cia. he would request, he would send in requests to approach certain potential assets and he would have his request sent back to five times because the comments were in the wrong places because it's easy to get and stringing m along and say no. he was constantly paying his sources out of his own pockets. if we take the agency forever to get the money to them. i think were often than not you've got agents that are dealing with a big bureaucracy as well as intended. there are a great many women at the cia. that's one point always make clear, there some amazing americans there that are doing some of the nation's most dangerous business. there are people that think there are no problems and i talk to people think it's just a bureaucratic, t