. >> this is your second book written with elizabeth ames. this is "freedom manifesto", coming out in august 2012. this one is new as well. "how capitalism will save us", also written with elizabeth day. who is elizabeth day? should. >> she did a lot of writing and work with us in the '90s. she worked with us on a radio show in the '90s. she onto understands entrepreneurial capitalism. a very capable writer. she also helped out as a book editor, advocating a flat tax. so she has the ability and the knowledge. put it to good use. >> as you well know, a flat tax or any kind of tax reform would need to go through the legislative process. what is your current opinion of congress and some of the debates that they are having or not having about economic matters? >> well, taking the tax thing, most people recognize that we have to simplify the thing. what really stunned me was the simpson-bowles commission. ordered by the president a couple of years ago. signed onto the idea of simplicity and reducing tax rates across the board. they didn't go as fa

. >> good evening i am elizabeth cook. >> i am alan martin.is running out but sacramento lawmakers claim that they now have a solution to fix the state's pension problems. however some say the potential reform would hit the most mobile employees the hardest. it filled mature in sacramento to explain how the proposal would work. >> it is definitely one of the hottest political issues in california right now. and being that hot, they will try to pass this out as fast as possible. here is the story. the deadline is only four days away and there is little or no time for review, but sacramento lawmakers nonetheless say that they have a pension reform plan ready to go. >> we will have a deal this week. >> sources say this includes raising the retirement age for new government workers and putting $110,000 cap on

free markets are moral and big government isn't," steve forbes, ceo of forbes incorporated, and elizabeth ames argue that a free market is the only way to a fair, moral and free society. peter davison, editor of "george orwell's complete works," presents insight into the author's personal life in "george orwell diaries." in "subversives," seth rosenfeld chronicles the fbi's clandestine involvement at the university of california berkeley in the 960s and why it mattered to ronald reagan. investigative reporter richard miniter examines the most important decisions of president obama's first term in "leading from behind: the reluctant president and the advisers who decide for him." look for these titles in bookstores this coming week, and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> well, right now i'm reading mark frost's "grand slam," a study of bobby jones and the rise of american golf. frost earlier wrote "the greatest game ever played" which is about the 1913 u.s. open. it reads just like a novelist, wonde

elizabeth was 50% responsible as well. >> what are you responsible for? >> i amy part in that, being the third party. >> knowing what you know now about how this all played out, when you had that first encounter with him, would you do something different? >> absolutely. >> would you? >> i would. the whole thing would be different. the hardest thing about that is that because i have quinn, it's hard to have any regrets going down that road. i ended up with quinn. any parent knows that. any parent who has a child, it's hard to regret the relationship because it produced your child. >> you have broken up with john. do you think it's irrepairable to think this is it? >> we have a great relationship in communicating and a lot of love for each other. it wouldn't surprise me if we were able to work things out or -- whatever happens between us, we will continue being loving and great parents. >> there is a lot of conjecture about why you split up. what is the truth? >> it felt like the right thing at the time. that's the truth. we are in very different places right this

free markets are moral and big government isn't, steve forbes, ceo of forbes incorporated and elizabeth ames, former member of the texas house of representatives, argue that a free market is the only way to a fair, moral and free society. peter davidson, editor of george orwell's complete work presents orwel l's 11 surviving diaries which provide insight into the author's personal life. in the war on student radicals and reagan's rise to power, seth rosenfeld chronicles the fbi involvement in the 1960s and why it mattered to ronald reagan. rich miniter examines the most important decisions of president obama's first term in leading from behind, the reluctant president and the advisers who decide for him. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week. and watch for the authors in the near future on book tv and on book tv.org. >> if you want to come to america illegally, don't waste your time going across the border and through the desert. it's dangerous. just get in an airplane, fly here and overstay your visa. we have absolutely no ability to check who you are and get you back. and th

i am elizabeth with walk san francisco.francisco as a partisan in the safe route to school program. to reiterate what supervisor kim said, we're in an interesting position in san francisco in having almost half of our kids at the elementary school level able to walk or bike, and about half of that so we have a lot of room for improvement. i'd think san francisco -- i mean, if we cannot do this here, where can we doÑ>gçç this? the distances are short. z29[laughs] well, it is not 103 today. i wanted to invite you all to support -- to participate in walk to school day on october 3, the first wednesday in october. i know a bunch of you have done that already, some of yet more than one school. last year, we had over 7000 kids participating. 44 schools. so this year we can do even better. i am excited to work with you all to)jptÑ be out there on octr 3. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. is there any other member of the public who would like to comment? >> sorry, i meant to mention one thing. 53;(áu(s&y, this fall

elizabeth right now? >> no, i'm talking about a relationship. >> who else did he have in his life that could possibly be seen as a witch on wheels? >> i am. >> you are now, yes a lot of the track you've been getting is these descriptions in a round about way criticisms about elizabeth. do you accept when somebody's dead and can't answer back, it looks graceless? >> i accept it looks graceless, yes. my intention is not to bash elizabeth edwards, it's never my intention. my intention was to tell the truth of the story for the six years that i saw it through my eyes. i saw elizabeth through the eyes of john edwards. he would tell me things. other people would tell me things, i only met elizabeth once. >> so you based everything in the book that you say about her on what john edwards told you. >> when you're in relationship with a married man, that's how you're going to receive the information about his marriage. >> but do you believe everything he told you about his marriage is right? >> do i believe everything i was told? >> given that's how you based your opinion of elizabeth. >> the reason i ask is that he told you multiple lives. >> i d

elizabeth hogan. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> percy, you are a bowler. >> yes, i am. >> how longou been involved with the maryland senior olympics? >> since 1986. >> so you have been bowling 50 years. >> 50 years now. >> tell me what you have won. >> i have won the first senior olympics in st. louis in 1987. i came in second place in syracuse, new york in 1991 with a gentlemen from florida in the doubles. then i had the opportunity to win in san jose, california in 2009. >> must be exciting to compete in other cities. >> yes, it is. but maryland is the best. it is coming and we are mid august through september 30th. if anybody wants to get involved with the maryland senior olympics go to maryland senior olympics.org. elizabeth, let's hear your story. you are a swimmer. >> i started swimming after an auto accident in 2005. it is the best therapy. it brought me back. i used to compete when i was young. i got the bug to go again. people on my team were involved in the maryland senior olympics. i started right away. enjoyed it tremendously. i have been going every two years to nation

elizabeth watty, planning department's staff. the existing elevations in your pockets are mislabeled as proposed elevations. i am sorry for the confusion. i am submitting a revised sheet. the substance has not changed at all, only the labeling and the page numbers. this was existing, not proposed. on to the project. the case before you is a request for a conditional use authorization for formula retell to operate in the commercial space. this base is located on the ground floor, on the southeast corner of haight and fillmore street. there was a large fire that caused excessive damage to the building in september, 2011, and the building has been vacant since. the planning commission is required to consider the concentration of formula retail in the district and the compatibility with the best that the character. there is a neighborhood existing with retail uses in the district. the project will not affect the concentration of formula retail uses in the district. this district is predominantly occupied by independent businesses, and his property was in spite of the only retail part in the district. the project has

am jane o'brien. the violence in serious spills over into lebanon, threatening the already fragile security. queen elizabeth and lady gaga, what do they share in common? we will tell you what they are on the same list. and coming up with a new cancer test that has already made him a cut above the rest. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. tonight, the fighting continues in syria, where two damascus districts where shelled by government forces, but it is the spillover of forces in lebanon that has the u.n. appealing for international support to stop the situation from deteriorating. at least 10 killed, dozens injured in the last few days. our correspondent is there and has filed this report on the fear that old rivalries may be reignited. >> two of intense fighting -- two days of intense fighting. they live next to each other in densely populated neighborhoods. tripoli has seen easler as before. the grievances go back decades. the gunmen roam the streets. >> i am defending my own area. i am just defending my neighbor. nobody should come. we are not going to wait for anyone to protec

elizabeth said, you cannot be afraid to make mistakes. that's the writing process. we are making a lot of mistakes i amantly rewriting and looking at something and saying, i could say it with less words. i could look at something and say, she would kill me if i did this and i would change it. there are all the things. it's a constant process. no book falls on to the page and the words don't just fall on the page. they may fall on the page and you delete half and start over. you take the one line that works and write around it. that's basically a lot of the way i write. i want to read you some and i guess i should read a little and i want to open up for questions about this book or the other books or what i'm doing now or not doing now. basically, for me i think samurai's garden another reason why love this book. everybody says, what's your favorite book? i think, they are like kids. you wouldn't say

am in nebraska. >> forbes on fox is next. here's dave. she was the first democrat telling entrepreneurs that you didn't build that. now elizabeth warren is saying >> china invested 9 percent of the gdp in infrastructure. america we are at 2.4 percent. we can do better and build a strong economy and get people in massachusetts to work. >> former assistant to president obama is running for a senate seat in massachusetts saying we need to be more like china to juice up the american economy . is she right or wrong. we'll go in focus with steve forbes. with elizabeth and rick and steve and rick. >> steve, is china our economic model. >> no, thanks to elizabeth warren and her kind we don't have the money china is trying to catch up with us if we want to spend money on the private in42 structure and how about the highway trust fund instead of light rail let it go for highways. remove obstacles that she put in the way for. >> morgan, we don't have to look abroad to china, we have to get back to our old roots. >> she's not necessarily saying we need to spend nine percent of gdp. >> sounds like she said we have to be more like china. >>

am in nebraska. >> forbes on fox is next. here's dave. she was the first democrat telling entrepreneurs that you didn't build that. now elizabethhina invested 9 percent of the gdp in infrastructure. america we are at 2.4 percent. we can do better and build a strong economy and get people in massachusetts to work. >> former assistant to president obama is running for a senate seat in massachusetts saying we need to be more like china to juice up the american economy . is she right or wrong. we'll go in focus with steve forbes. with elizabeth and rick and steve and rick. >> steve, is china our economic model. >> no, thanks to elizabeth warren and her kind we don't have the money china is trying to catch up with us if we want to spend money on the private in42 structure and how about the highway trust fund instead of light rail let it go for highways. remove obstacles that she put in the way for. >> morgan, we don't have to look abroad to china, we have to get back to our old roots. >> she's not necessarily saying we need to spend nine percent of gdp. >> sounds like she said we have to be more like china. >> no, countless reports

today i am going to talk first about what it was like to write about queen elizabeth and second i wouldlike to share with you some of the many surprising discoveries that i made about the queen because she is the best known woman in the world. people feel as if they know her but the real woman is very different from the woman in velvet and amend. this is my sixth biography. all of them about larger-than-life characters that barbara mentioned that there is no one like the queen and she lives in her very own remarkable world. while other heads of state have come and gone elizabeth is the longest serving leader in the world spanning the 20th and 21st centuries she is the 40 of monarchs in the thousand year history of the british monarchy. reigning over the united kingdom of england wales, scotland and northern ireland along with 15 realms and 14 overseas territories. she is the second mark to celebrate a diamond jubilee marking 60 years on the throne of which is a milestone she will reach on february 6th. the only other was her great great grandmother queen victoria who is a celebration wa

elizabeth warren, depending on the polls you see, in massachusetts is behind scott brown. >> a great place to be. >> which is where i am from -- what? >> a great place to be behind scott brown if you have ever seen him running. >> i haven't. oh, i see. i don't think like that. >> neither do i. >> and i also noticed -- >> i broke your train of thought. who -- >> who are we talking about? >> the indian woman, right? >> and then i was asking you if this risks becoming over done? >> i don't know. was i actually responding to that question? >> have i no idea at this -- i have no idea at this point. it was stolen from elizabeth warren. >> and it is not very effective in massachusetts. elizabeth warren was more explicit. for the first time he said somebody invested in roads and bridges. just say the government, man. at least elizabeth warren was a little more up front. you know what i learned from the back and forth, even when the joke is half bad, don't interrupt a guest. the joke wasn't worth it. >> especially me. i am a little slow. >> i know. i feel bad about it. isn't the real winner tampa which is america's paris. >> ab

much, because people know what i am doing and i will be that independent voter and thinker and second most bipartisan senator, and the difference between me and elizabethen, and people understand the differences and so i will stand on my own merits. >> he always referred to elizabeth warren as professor warren in the conversation several times. and brown will be returning to massachusetts today so warren can start campaigning against him he said. >>> and now the pentagon is considering legal action against a ex-s.e.a.l. who wrote a book about the raid of bin laden. they said that you are in material breach of the nondisclosure agreementings that you signed. the book "no easy day" is to be published and copies of the book are already circulating. >>> iran has installed three cores of the centrifuges it needs to complete the nuclear site according to a report by the iaea, the white house is warning iran that the window the resolve this window diplomatically will not remain open forever. since february, iran has doubled the stockpile of enriched fuel. and iran however does not possess enough fuel to possess a nuclear weapon. >>> well no, rest for the repu

elizabeth's campus. that will bring thousands of people to this community. >> we will keep watching that. thank you. that is abc 7 news at 5:00. coming up next -- >> i am live at the rnc convention in tampa. we will tell you which states matter most, coming up. >> i have the latest on tropical storm isaac. it has been getting stronger. i will have the full story. >> a student posts and ominous message on facebook. the first day of school is shattered by violence. i will tell you what happened. >> live and in h.d., this is abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. >> our big story at 6:00 the republican national convention is officially underway in tampa florida. >> the first day was not a long one. the threat from tropical storm isaac shortened the convention

elizabeth an in london makes a modern visit. >> we will go front row center. >> through the trees to where i am expected. >> is this theatre like any other? >> i don't believe so. none that i have ever visited. >> before amy adams there was al pacino, kevin klein, meryl streep, among others. so what keeps them coming back to this open-air theatre in the middle of central park? >> is this like. it is like food outdoors it always tastes better. i don't know. why? i don't know. but it does. >> 60 years of the dell court theatre, del corte home of shakespeare in the park on sunday morning. >> osgood: just my type is the comeback story of a classical device with pictures from all over and words from bill geist. >> before there was word processing there were words. and machines called typewriters that put the words on paper. >> it is kind of enchanting to be able to see the words form right in front of your eyes. >> but that is what you are doing on a computer. >> right but you are done you pull the paper up and there are your words. >> now there is something of an underground typewriting renaissance afoot coast to coast as you will

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am. i'm ready. ready for a change. >> she seems so excited. here with her daughter sabrina and her niece jessica. let's take one last look at elizabethight. sabrina and jessica, you can take them off now. >> oh! >> oh, wow. >> you look fantastic. >> you look beautiful. >> turn around, sweetie, and take a look at yourself. >> oh, my gosh. >> you look gorgeous. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right. >> more kleenexes. quickly! >> i'll just take the whole thing. >> sweetie, look at camera 12. louis, through the tears, please tell us. >> here's what's going on. this is the magic of the great make-up. she'd like to keep it simple. yes, i think i'm going to cry, too. she likes to keep it simple. we kept it simple. thank you. she likes to keep it simple. we kept it simple. but simple doesn't mean you can't have an edge and style. perfect example. >> sabrina, can you even say? tell us what you think. >> >> she looks so great right now. >> aw. >> give them to the whole crew. everybody's -- tommy's crying. everybody's crying. >> girly girl. >> and it's a great way to transition into fall. put it with boots or heels or sandals. >> let's give a shout out

i am a recent father and want to hang out with my baby and talk about my baby but i won't do that tonight. somewhere between e elizabeth and prince senate looked at my speedometer and realized i was going 120 miles per hour. in my mind i was in the desert driving home the. we were spraying fire everywhere me driving with my left hand and my m-16 in my right and the barrel out my window and letting loose on first. didn't care who or what i hit. i let the engine dropped speed slowly. in the shoulder ahead of me and i changed and his leader truck. i first thought was a vehicle born explosive device and then i saw the white and child holding hands in the rear of the vehicle. they waved. the man wore dirty overalls. in black and white it could have been a scene out of a novel by steinbeck. people driving beat of cars, someone should write a dissertation. my right hand gripped the gearshift where the pistol grip was my life. as though the pistol grip on my life on my rifle but i had no ammunition in bethesda and the targets remained unclear. i poured water over my head and walked to the radio. i took the speedometer back to