it began blood and with an expl. my knowledge of the anglo egyptian relationship is very, very glam to the estimate will volume free of your history come out? >> volume three of the history is devoted the civil war and it will appear next year. >> peter ackroyd, biographer, novelist and historian joining us now on book tv in london. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> for more information on these and other interviews from london, visit booktv.org and watch every sunday at 6 p.m. the next several weeks for more. >>> author and vietnam war veteran tim o'brien has been awarded >>> the intense discussions, argument that the "national review" that i have alluded to were primarily come not totally but primarily in the 60's as they were still feeling their way, as the conservative movement was still gelling to the 1970's, russia's focus is on -- is initially on the possibility of actually replacing the republican party with a new conservative party. i found a letter in which he said to a friend the problem is by 1975

but cbs reporter lucy mcdonald expl not everyone is calling it a gh. >>> great britain may use a three-parent fer fertility treatment. lucy mcdonald explains not everyone is calling it a breakthrough. >> reporter: scientists at newcastle university are among the researchers looking into three-parent in vitro fertilization techniques. the goal is to create genetically modified embryos using healthy donor dna so mothers don't pass on incurable diseases to their children. mitochondrial disease causes rare inherited conditions including fatal heart problems, brain disorders and multiple sclerosis. >> the recent treatment and cure for patients with mitochondrial disease and what we are trying to do is prevent the transmission from mother to child. >> reporter: one technique involves swapping faulty genetic material for healthy material between the mother's egg and donor egg. britain's chief medical officer says the research should go forward. >> we're not touching the nuclear dna which comes from both parents. >> reporter: critics say creating a baby from the dna of three people is unethical. >> i

we'll expl >>> the yankees come to town and the a's bring their a-game. he broke out tonight with two home runs. yankee closer mariano rivera delivered this pizza to the employee working there for 25 years. he thanked julie for her service and part of his appreciation tour and this his last season in the majors. how shocked do you think she was? how about some baseball? going deep and a two-run shot off hughes. 2-0a's. now 4 and 2 on the year and pitched six innings and allowed two runs on three hits. one more from brandon. 5 for 40 in the last 19 games and they are all home runs. they won 10 straight at the coliseum and 5-2 your final. the giants and pirates and bruce bochy suspended for tonight's game. barry zito went 4 and two-thirds and allowed 8 hits. zito is 0-4 on the road, but it is tied in the fifth. the bases loaded single and torres in and abreu scores. pirates explode in the bottom half, but double scores and ends zito's night. a solo bomb off ramirez. pirates with 18 hits in the game. you better win that one 12-8 the final. game one of the st

gerri: here is a real-life exple of the kind of money thereere speing. $4 million for in anaheim, california conference. you heard theoman in t video mention anaheim. it did not even bother to negotiate rates. some people say that defense some people stay in sui's the cost literally thousandsf dollars. the irs cannot monitor theirwn spending, how are they supposed to keep track of a balce sheet of america, do my taxes, look over my shoulder and make sure that i am doing everything i shou? >> here is the bigger problem. it's a big deal. then expectationhat it will be taking care of. when they see this, the very first place that land that the ira c that it is wasted, they are thinking, i could have used a dollar at my house lot more efficiently and at. let me keep that and spend it debrief let me keep it. gerri: tomorw we expect the treasury department inspector general to fe -- file a report. will t be any surprises? is there even more horrible situations with the irs wasting our money? >> we have some preliminary documents. more on that. also some issues. irs handle their own reporting. what

it is an exple of what goes on in washington. ey are getng outmaneuvered by the saudi elemarketers. are ing is a it a couple of things. they are usinn technoly where they are ting to do his around a regulation and latch ontoxceptions under the law. you know, exceptions like nonprofit associations and organitions, taking data research. and now this is where people are getting these annoying calls all the time. gerri: for the exemtions, political organizations, charities, telephone surveyors, companies that you have an existing relationships with. i'm thinking they would interpret at liberally. i mean, is a regular amecan that would like to eat dinner without the phone ringing, what should i do? >> you know, a lotof people ask whether we should reregister or not. the law isxtended a couple of years ago to not even worry about this. they also outlawed robo calling. now it is more of the sme problem. so i think that there are some answers. but it's really based upon ivate enterprise rather than help from washington. gerr you put the scammers against the feral government. who do you thin

we'll expl >>> nascar is in town for the sonoma race way.y not only handled the rain, but the track with the first road course race. despite the conditions it was a great day foraying. in the first event he reends kennedy before the race even started. how does he feel? the fan favorite, the first woman to drive a cup series race in sonoma. she had tire issues, common on this track. carl edwards who finished third and takes out kyle bush and he goes flying. on the restart and he took the lead with 25 laps remaining and he never looked back. he takes the checkered flag and snapping a 218-race win less streak. it was for his second career victory. >> before the race started i was not 100% confident that we would be able to do what we did. when you don't win in 200 some races you are never confident. today was not the day we would have the car to beat. >> a father dreads the day their child beats them in sports. something that happened in new hampshire. his daughter, courtney beat him in the nhra nationals. she went 261 miles per hour beating he

we'll expl >>> nascar is in town for the sonoma race way.y not only handled the rain, but the track with the first road course race. despite the conditions it was a great day foraying. in the first event he reends kennedy before the race even started. how does he feel? the fan favorite, the first woman to drive a cup series race in sonoma. she had tire issues, common on this track. carl edwards who finished third and takes out kyle bush and he goes flying. on the restart and he took the lead with 25 laps remaining and he never looked back. he takes the checkered flag and snapping a 218-race win less streak. it was for his second career victory. >> before the race started i was not 100% confident that we would be able to do what we did. when you don't win in 200 some races you are never confident. today was not the day we would have the car to beat. >> a father dreads the day their child beats them in sports. something that happened in new hampshire. his daughter, courtney beat him in the nhra nationals. she went 261 miles per hour beating he

we had a terrific show on the network talking about t housing market because it see to be expling again. @n loft areas we're seeing housing prices really climb back. my qstion for you, since you saw the first one coming and evything that came with it, d you thin that we are on the precipice of another housing bubble, yes or no? >> no. you have homeownership rates, the homeownership rate around 65%. it haso go below 64% to normal it got close to 70% in 2006. @hat was the peak. that is what was really driving home prices. what is going on you're bouncing off the bottom and double digits off the bottom. take mean necessary, arizona for example. thearket sup 20% but 45% off the peak. you're dealing with very big bounces off very low btoms. there are exceptions to the market. there are exceptions in miami and ne yorkhere you have a lot of foreiuyers. they're predominantly cash uyers. it is like thert world. there is know your customer law. you could argue it is a great place to park cash. melissa: w what do you think in those cities in particula do you think it keeps going? when you talk abo

auttthought, it's important for us to know, for exple, abraham lioln was a gun buff.nd a technology geek. abraham lincoln had a shoong range of his own behind the white house. and he would go bac there and fire off rounds at targets to test new gun tecologies. in fact, one day he was crouched down ooting, and the pice came by because there was rule agait that in washington at the time and they started holleringnd cursing at him and ran over grab the gun from him, and abe lincoln, the witness described, uniledimse ghhigh, d hier. d esend hselfnd t eyrealed t plice realed, god, that's old abe himself. and they ran away. and lincoln said whoa, they might have stuck around to see the shooting. so presidential gun buffs are intereeting or the involvement of presidents andguns. teddy roosevelt helped creat the springfield 1903 rifle that r troops are sti using a version of around e world today. and john kennedy was intimately involveded in designing the m-1 which we use today. it's a fascinating connection, isn't it. >>. >> absolutely. thm-16 whichupplanted the m-14 and the

this morning the all female jury heard the prosecution open up with an explative laced recording while zimmerman was on the phone with the 911 dispacther.shortly before the confrontation.and martin's death. (racial explicitives) >> those were the words of hithis grown man, as he is falling this 17 year-old. been a little to do george zimmerman know at the time, that in less than 10 minutes from him saying kron martin that he was, george zimmerman was ----seeying tayvon martin was that his head would be pounded on concrete. >> zimmerman is charged with 2nd degree murder.the trial resumes tomorrow morning near orlando. coming up at 6:00. hear why a knock knock joke one of the attorney's told today did not go over so well. >> pam: let us go back to s f o with j.r. stone. the weather-related delays at the airport. j.r.? >> reporter: pam, so far we have seen 80 cancellations at s f o. as long as these of low clouds continue, these delays will continue. i spoke with the airport manager a little while ago. commodore in clearwater we have parallel runways and and rate of clearer what weather.