daughter team. 6 on the wall street journal bestseller list, the bully pulpit written by historian doris kerns goodwin focusing on the relationship between feel roosevelt and william howard taft. booktv covered any event with doris kerns goodwin that you conceit online. number 7 is sold healing miracles, which provides advice for spiritual healing and empowerment. guinness world records releases guinness world record 2014, number 8. the latest book from malcolm glad well, david and goliath is ninth. discusses his book online at booktv.org and finally at number 10 sarah palin at good tidings and great joy which highlights the importance of christian values during the holiday season. these are the current best-selling nonfiction book according to the wall street journal. >> michael barone is next on booktv. he talks about the mass migration movements both internal and external that made the united states what it is today. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good evening. let's say that again. good evening. i knew that you would all be a wonderful audience. esteemed guests, members of the mit commun

with us this morning, best selling authors all with new books, joe scarborough, historian doris kerns goodwin, plus, donna edwards of maryland. and harry smith with his video essay on the meaning of gettysburg on the anniversary of lincoln's celebrated speech. i'm david gregory, all that ahead on this edition of "meet the press" for sunday, november 10th. >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the world's longest running television program, this is "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. no deal, three days of negotiations in geneva failed to produce an agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program in exchange for relief from crippling international sanctions. although all sides pointed to progress, rouhani this morning insisted his country will not give up the right to enrich uranium. that is the critical step in the production of nuclear weapons. prior to rouhani's comments, i spoke exclusively to secretary of state john kerry moments after the talks had ended. secretary kerry, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. good to be with you, david. >> the bottom line goal here is to

we will take you now to chapman hall for the beginning of doris kerns goodwin and scott berg. delighted to welcome you here this afternoon, but to hit 30 of miami book fair international. we also want to a knowledge. i see quite a few of you year. we thank you for your support. the end of this session you will have time for questions and answers with the authors and autographing session as well in the green area to the far right of the elevators. i will ask if you could please silencer from. we would very much appreciate if you would silencer found. for those of you coming in, please answer quickly and file. we will be starting the program right now. so i would like to ask dr. alan fein to come forward. once she is done we will hear from arlen hell who will introduce our speakers. please join me in welcoming. >> on behalf of myself and my family here today my sister jill, my nephew, and my partner, i would like to welcome you to the annual literary event sponsored by the lilly in fine memorial literature endowment. the intent of the endowment is author of presentation on the w

and roy millssir and appearances by doris kerns goodwin and a scott burr and called ins with cheri thanks, peter baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:30 and includes mark albritton and john hale said the

eastern on c-span2 with dave barry, brad meltzer, continues with appearances by lawrence wright, doris kerns goodwin and scott burr, plus call ins with cheri thing, peter baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:dirty and includes marc halpern, bill payers and chris matthews. the miami book fair international live this weekend on booktv on c-span2. don't forget to weigh in on our november book club question, what e-book are you reading on jfk? post your thoughts on our book club chat room. booktv.org/bookclub. >> this week in american history tv looks back at the assassination of jfk and its aftermath with eyewitness accounts, scenes from the president's trip to texas and commemoratives events from the jfk library and museum. also your chance to talk to lawyers and historians at 5:00 eastern with dallas 1963 co-author and at 5:45 november 22, 1963, coverage continues with lyndon johnson's number twenty-seventh address to congress and your questions live with lbj biographer robert caro and presidential historian timothy naftalee and nbc coverage of his state funeral. remembering jfk on

kicks off saturday at 10:00 eastern on c-span2 with dave barry, brad meltsir, lawrence wright, doris kerns goodwin, nathaniel of philbrick and call ins with peter baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:30 and includes john higher oilman and chris matthews. miami book fair international live on booktv on c-span2 and don't forget to weigh in on our november book club question, what books are you reading on jfk. post your thoughts any time on our book club chat room, booktv.org/bookclub. >> ladybird johnson was the first wife of a president to become a millionaire by investing in and running radio and tv stations in texas. watch our program saturday at 7:00 eastern on c-span, live monday night our series continues. >> the historic trip to china, mrs. nixon was looking at a package of cigarettes. the cigarettes hata pin on them and the package, i understand you also admire the panda at the zoo. he says we will make sure you have pandas to go home with. wasn't expecting her to support her husband, just her being there was so much good will and always evidence that the end revenues repor

conversations] >> sixth on "the wall street journal" bestsellers' list, the bully pulpit written by doris kerns goodwinocusing on presidents theodore roosevelt and william howard taft. be number seven is "soul-healing miracles," advice for spiritual healing. guinness world records released guinness world records 2014. malcolm gladwell's "david and goliath, and finally at number ten, sara alin's good -- sarah palin's "good tidings and great joy." these are some of the current best selling upon the fiction books according to the -- nonfiction books according to "the wall street journal." >> victoria sweet is next on booktv. she talked about her book, "god's hotel: a doctor, a hospital and a pilgrimage to the heart of medicine" in which he chronicles the history of the last alpshouse in the dun concern almshouse in the country. >> lynn tuchman, i want to thank humanities tennessee and the robert penn warren center for sponsoring this talk today and, in fact, for sponsoring a series of sessions taking place the rest of today and tomorrow entitled "taking our pulse: promises and pitfalls of modern medicine.

we will take you now to chapman hall for the beginning of doris kerns goodwin and scott berg. delighted to welcome you here this afternoon, but to hit 30 of miami book fair international. we also want to a knowledge. i see quite a few of you year. we thank you for your support. the end of this session you will have time for questions and answers with the authors and autographing session as well in the green area to the far right of the elevators. i will ask if you could please silencer from. we would very much appreciate if you would silencer found. for those of you coming in, please answer quickly and file. we will be starting the program right now. so i would like to ask dr. alan fein to come forward. once she is done we will hear from arlen hell who will introduce our speakers. please join me in welcoming. >> on behalf of myself and my family here today my sister jill, my nephew, and my partner, i would like to welcome you to the annual literary event sponsored by the lilly in fine memorial literature endowment. the intent of the endowment is author of presentation on the w

and roy millssir and appearances by doris kerns goodwin and a scott burr and called ins with cheri thanks, peter baker and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at 10:30 and includes mark albritton and john hale said the man, thomthomas cahill and chri. us your thoughts on our book club chat room, booktv.org/bookclub. >> i see it as a presumption that somehow, working with the right and leader. sometimes you have to combat a narrative with a narrative. and the narrative is, muslim country and islamic country, and therefore global rules don't apply to us, nuclear-weapons, we told americans we are not making nukes and kept getting buried but in this end, the nukes we said we were not making, at least we broke, if nothing else broke a promise, that can only be combated by a narrative. this review that we develop a personal relationship on the other side it will help, that is not new. not the first to defend the head of the pakistani army and another admiral, and dubee mentioned in the book, and president eisenhower. the same phenomenon going repeatedly, meeting with the pakistani leader and