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. >>> now, a large-scale food expo is under way in hong kong showcasing japanese foods. the first day went by without a hitch, despite the rising tension between china and japan. hong kong is the largest importer of japanese farm produce and foods. 225 japanese firms and organizations are offering their products at the expo. many hong kong companies were seen sampling japanese foods and in negotiations to make deals. anti-japan protests near the japanese consulate and elsewhere in hong kong appear to have little impact on the expo. >> translator: it's natural to support one own's country, but extreme action is not welcome. >> japan's agriculture and fisheries minister, akira gunji, was at the expo. he expressed his deep disappointment over the latest developments over the senkaku islands, but he said he hoped business would not be affected. >> translator: businesspeople on both sides became even closer after last year's disaster. they should show understanding for the other now that they have worked together in the belief their trade will grow. >>> now, japan is also hav

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recent x " expos say about pink slime the feller may have left a bad taste in your mouth how can you be sure of your food does not contain an unwanted at the death. find a butcher who will ground a hole cut for you some supermarkets will grind their own beef on the premises. if he cannot find a butcher a homemade grinder will bill that would you know what is in your beef. you can experiment with different kinds of beef and stretch that further if you grind it into burger. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> was racism behind the shootings at the seat temple we find out more on the cbs evening news. >>> here's what we're working on for the 6:00 news, before the sikh temple shootings a colorado movie massacre that tragedy could lead to changes for hundreds of thousands gun owners in california they are back from break now back to business a few weeks before the deadline state lawmakers will handle pension reform. those stories at 6:00 p.m. >>> cbs evening news bob schieffer in for scott pelley. latest news and weather always on at cbs s f dot com have a great night everyone. ie >> schieffer: tonight a man

japan's largest nail art expo was held in may in tokyo. many professional manicurists cams to learn the latest techniqu techniques. an special tool for the manicurist, there's a long tradition behind the creation of nail clippers. the clippers are used in almost all japanese nail salons. >> translator: they cut beautifully, so i can work quickly and get excellent results. i love them, and i can't do without them anymore. >> this bamboo cross-section shows how finely these clippers can cut compared to others. other clippers crush the bamboo. these clippers leave a clean cut. the clipper maker has a long tradition of crafting cutting tools. they have been hand-making all their clippers for almost 100 years. employees at the factory work on some 50 processes to make the clippers, like tempering and polishing. the most important process in making sure the clippers are sharp is calmed aiba. here two blades are joined to match perfectly. names are positioned between the blades to be clipped off. so to get a clean cut, the blades must align witho

all of this, of course, as milan is gearing up for the expo 2013 which is seen as feeding the planet.will focus on food safety as well as quality. louisa caught up with someone who explains how organizers are hoping to make this expo one that stands out. >> for example, in the last position in sangai, there was a group acourting to all the geographics together, all the south pacific together and now the community doesn't work. so we invented this new criteria to put together all the canvas for which coffees or can heco or rice means something good together. so we believe that you wanted to understand something about coffee, so you enter into this space. second, we give a service to the country because we promote the economy, the history data and the future. third, possibly we can involve the corporate and in order to sploss. >> what do you think the impact of the higher global food prices will have on the expo? i mean, is there going to be a lot of focus on that and a lot of focus on what to do to try to stem the food inflation? >> yes. i mean, we are young now in london to grow more.

. ♪ and visitors to the pavilion can view the children's pictures up to the expo's closing date, august2. >>> the mayor has released the draft of a peace declaration and policy outline he will deliver at the ceremony on august 9th. the date marks the anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing of the city. in the draft, the mayor called on the international community to solve the issue of radioactive waste from nuclear power generation. >> translator: i will deliver the declaration with the strong wish that more people join international calls for a nuclear free world. >> the declaration will include a message from the people of g nagasaki to those who live in the aftermath of the nuclear accident. >>> now the world's tallest tower has welcomed its 1 millionth visitor, the skytree inn. th the skytree's operator celebrated. the lucky guests a family who came to the tower for the first time on their summer vacation. >> translator: i have always wanted to go up the world's tallest tower. which is now taller than the tokyo tower. so i am overjoyed to be here. >> the operators say they predicted

at least 2000 people lined up before dawn for free dental care, some camping out overnight at cal expo, the california dental association sponsored the clinic, there offering cleanings and fillings and extraction's and root canals among other services, organizers estimate 1500 people will get free service. some modest gains on wall street today, right now the dow is up, about 70 points, rebounding from earlier in the day when the market fell 30 points after the government reported that sales of durable goods were down in july. on to campaign 2012, the republicans hope to get people refocus on economic issues as the party's national convention in tampa approaches, mitt romney and his running mate are in michigan today trying to move beyond what they consider distractions on medicare and abortion. today ryan talked about the gop ticket economic philosophy. >> we do not think the government's job is to redistribute the slices of the pie under their vision of equity. we want to grow the pie so that everyone in america as their chance at the american dream. >> mitt romney filling in some de

conversations of climate change and evolution. >> we have been talking with terry adams here at the expo america university of chicago press some of the new titles coming out in the fall of 2012 kanaby estimate michael lofgren former staff member of the

we are at book expo america which is the book publishing industry annual convention in new york city. >> coming up on booktv in a few moments nancy gibbs and michael duffy on their book examining the relationship between sitting american presidents and their predecessors. and thomas edison's proposal for overhauling the u.s. monetary system after world war i and jamal joseph recounts his life as a member of the black panther party in the 1960s and 70s. >> john kennedy met with earl macmillan, the british prime minister. they discuss arms control or whenever. issues between the two powers. they sure did but only long afterwards did we get the notes on what they said to meet other in private. kennedy spent a lot of time complaining about that press coverage. the press was being tough on jackie and other things and macmillan was a generation older. why do you care? portion of. doesn't matter. you have a bit things to worry about and kenny said that is the -- kennedy said that is easy for you to say. one of the press that your wife was a drunk? mcmillan replied i would simply say you shou

years and it is reverse a condition of permanent emergency whether the olympics where the shanghai expo so nobody knows if it is a three year blip or if it is a turn. i hope it is not a turn but it could be. part of the tension is people with different views what is most wrong with china. with billionaires pulling the oxcart with his shoulders to many left behind others say is still too arbitrary not rich and modern so it is being played out. >> is it fair with the left/ right split? >> you could. but it process -- probably misleads more americans the only communist in china was the cuban ambassador was the joke. [laughter] raging these public letters criticizing china how likud be reconciled we could call it that but the kind is so at odds with what we have in mind i try to avoid that. >> should america sphere china and and particular always of the year from japan at one point that turned out to be misplaced. how does that compare? and is fear and worry a good response? >> to the most different countries are japan and china. there was reason to be more fearful of japan. with fear itsel

. >>> people who like to pamper their pets are headed to an expo outside tokyo this weekend. if you think they'll just be looking for leashes or collars, think again. smartphone-controlled feeders and cutting-edge diapers are the hot items these days in japan's pet industry which is worth about $20 billion a year. nhk world's rina nakano explains. >> reporter: this is a pet lover's paradise. from high-end food to stylish leashes to the latest technology for dogs, cats, fish and more. it's all here at interpets 2012. >> translator: i don't any think other industry has as much market potential as ours. >> reporter: more than 250 companies from 13 different countries are here selling products they say pet owners can't live without. much of the focus is on domesticated animals that live in the city. spokespersons for the pet food manufacturers association of japan say more than 40% of pets in the country are kept indoors. that's pushed interior design companies such as this one to expand their business to provide pet-related products. it makes removable and washable carpet square

pakistan's largest province baluchistan may not mean much to many people but among the expos it's known as a sectarian terrorism a hotbed and some u.s. lawmakers are even calling for its independence or he's going a trick and explains now the region on its port. baluchistan. you may have never heard of it or maybe caught a glimpse of it in a hollywood blockbuster but the place is a hawk this nation for intelligence services from around the globe hotbed of the insurgency home to various terrorist organizations kidnappings assassinations terror that's part of everyday life in baluchistan looking at its location as part of pakistan bordering afghanistan and the rand you may think well no surprise they enjoy his place but apart from being a dangerous place the lucious done is a big geo political importance where major world powers have interest and china one of them down is sitting at the crossroads of oil and gas pipelines coming from central asia in iran and elsewhere the iran pakistan pipeline that took many spend of ghana's then pakistan india pipeline not to mention that baluchistan it

last time the nats had a division lead this big, they were known as the montreal expos.hey've got the best record in baseball. strasburg, a major reason why. nats take it, 4-1. >>> elsewhere, phillies/reds. aroldis chapman, look fast. 101 miles per hour. reds looking to snap that seven-game losing streak in philly. and they, indeed, do get it done. they hold on to win it by a score of 5-4. >>> that is your "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a great wednesday. >> reds are my pick for the pennant, by the way. >>> up next, "the pulse." the big change for abc's jimmy kimmel is going to mean a new battle in the late night. >>> and how would you like to walk in lebron's shoes? going to cost you a little bit of dough, though. about 300 bucks. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds, pay bills or manage your finances anywhere, anytime. so

they plan a homecoming rally at the county expo center tomorrow night. >> so who is paul ryan?mesville wisconsin who served on capitol hill for 14 years. he's a father of three young children, who is married to a tax attorney. he's the youngest of four from a catholic family and at the age of 16 ryan found his father dead from a heart attack. since then he's been a fitness buff. ryan currently chairs the house budget committee and has police department a prominent role in drafting and promoting the g.o.p.'s budget proposals. >> with the v.p. announcement the spotlight turns to jamesville, wilson ryan's hometown and congressional district the first district covers a large part of the wisconsin-illinois border and reaches from lake michigan west to jamesville. ashley sears has the story of how people in ryan's hometown are reacting to the big news. >> it's a place now thrust in the spotlight after its golden son paul ryan takes center stage. >> i think it's great for wisconsin. i think it's great for jamesville. i think it's great for the country. >> ryan's office sits at the cen

. >> host: sarah weinman, we talked to several purchasers here at can book expo america, the industry convention, and we talked about ebooks, and where they sit when it comes to the revenue. overall, what percentage of revenues per publisher is from ebooks sniff you're looking at trade publishing hours -- use the term the big six, and other larger and mid-size publishing houses. ebooks are luge and -- huge and growing revenue. when the aap released numbers for february statistics, i believe that ebook sales in february were 92.5 million they tracked and that made up about 26% of overall trade sales. a number of the largest publishers are reporting well in excess of 20% of overall trade sales quarter after quarter. the numbers fluctuate, depending on how things are doing. they're also books that i think add an artificial bump. for example, suzanne collins, the hunger games, because those books are selling phenomenally well, the movie doesn't hurt -- but it sold so well that scholastic had to issue a separate press release after the issued third quarterly numbers to say it's going to be

tech expo looking for cyber security workers and it hired event tomorrow at the bwi marriott. radio ratings company arbitron is holding an open house to mark in columbia. then he'd call center reps. greece is back in focus. their credit rating may be cut again i concerned it will need more aid. the s&p said the may need as much as $8.7 billion in loans this year. stock futures are a little bit lower. when you're out shopping, you may be missing out on deals if you have for math skills. shoppers tend to underestimate sales because they cannot figure out which is a better deal. if you need some extra help, maybe there is an app for that. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> starbucks wants customers to use its app to pay for their coffee. >> mobile payments are huge for starbucks. walt disney's theme parks are expanding. >> thank you, jane. >> 5:23. >> some of the star's biggest stars are waking up knowing hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow !

. >> host: here at book expo america, the book publishing industry annual convention in new york citywe are joined by chairman and president of the norton company. what to test you about some of the books that borden has coming out this fall, 2012. of going to start with this one right behind us. >> absolutely. a very scary book about a very important subject. this is what happens. humans are moving deeper and deeper into the hinterland. as they do so we are getting a lot more animal diseases that are being transported over to the human population. it is not just aids and the bullets anymore. other kinds of diseases you have not heard of. david has been out studying a round the world. bats, keys to the guerrillas. a wonderful writer. i don't know if you know his books on of the doe. this is going to be a very exciting book for us. >> host: is this also happening in the u.s. or in other nations? >> guest: this is a worldwide phenomenon. with people all around the world, now you know diseases' move very quickly. >> host: i also wanted to ask you about the last refuge, and other brick th

go to the dulles expo center, brick fair 2012. 120,000 square feet of lego creations. vote on your favorite design and even play some games to win a couple of prizes there as well. i'm sure they will be elaborate designs. $10 to get in. children under 3 are free. bust out your legos from -- what, 1980? >> thanks. you owe me a coke. all right. >>> and it looks like it might be a stormy day for us today. >> some areas already got a little wet. find out next from meteorologist chuck bell if anyone else will get wet too. hey, chuck. [ no audio ] [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. >>> weekend off to a little bit of a wet start. some spots got a little wet. >> a couple of drizzly drops around. mainly before the sun even came

and that was with the expos and the democrats apart it to choose to keep medicare demand to pay more. >>> tears that bush program was axed and expenses of 43% less than projected. and you put competition in this as bush did is what it costs were lower. an interesting that and once it gets enacted and deceit after the election. >>> think you for joining us. we'll be right back. >>> it is game day for the pediment nationals a little league world series. to take on the south east champions from tennessee. do you watch party in parliament. and a portion of the ticket sales will help the team's family's troubled back to pennsylvania to support the players. >>> these kids are 12 years old. and they're dealing with is the pressure that they're breaking up this morning. the chance to couple the team members on the phone last weekend. it is a real. they're going creasing the debt incurred sang and name and stuff. we wish them the best. >>> the transfer coming from behind to beat the padres. and the eighties data wind over the cleveland indians. >>> the help of a foreigner running backs. the te

we are in new york city at bouck expo america. we have been talking with drake but feel the to the cub president of the norton company. >> is there a nonfiction author or book you would like to see feature on booktv? send an e-mail at book tv@c-span.org or twitter twitter.com/book tv. >>> during recent remarks that freedom fest in las vegas, senator rand paul talked about his time in the senate since gentry 2011 and the impact that he party have on the government. it's about 15 minutes. you are watching book

>> we are english publishing only 27 michelle but gerald from palgrave macmillan at books -- book expoamerica that is the industry's annual convention in new york city.

. >> we are here at book expo america, the book publishing industry annual convention in new york city. how important is a convention like this to your business? >> i think it's incredibly important, especially now when everybody is just talking about the physical book versus the e-book. it's all about reading. that's all that getting excited about the books. look at all these great covers, and then walking over to the others and just doing what people are excited about. is really important to get the dialogue going. >> as director of publicity, how has your job changed in the last couple of years with the advent of e-books, et cetera? >> its change in terms of our focus on social media. our mainstream media, npr and the review coverage really important and crucial as ever. but also our social media campaigns have just grown exponentially. and i just know that we been really focusing on the social media and the blogs as a really important part of our campaign in launching a book. and the office presence online as well is really important. >> i want to ask you about one more well-known

and as you saw the movie hot coffee, the expos a on corporate influence in the entire judiciary. how these groups came into our campaign, this started running these massive amounts of ads talking about what a horrible person i was. they piled moneybags up on a bench. there excepting tens of thousands of dollars from lawyers groups. he went on to allow a cocaine dealer to be set out of prison. that is an appellant injustices job. a judge cannot do it by themselves. in mississippi, we had nine judges. these ads were just really horrible. we didn't want our kids to see them. we did not want them seeing this on television. we kept the television off as we were getting ready for school in the morning. one morning we forgot, of course. and my daughter olivia is in the of the room and we hear her yelling, daddy, we are rich. we have lots of money being given to us. the ads did not necessarily have the affect that they wanted on my household. but they did on the public. >> it is certainly something that comes across strongly in the appeal. since we are doing pr here for john grisham, it

will tell you, is a harvard business school -- what to they call those things, those term papers, exposs. a case study. i'm sorry. a case study. they teach students three case studies. of tell you. when -- went on with this book is really bad command this is a case study that mr. garcia's following. liz: does not surprise you. i am totally annoyed that you have 500 more twitter followers and i do. and just under 20,000. can i make an appeal to viewers? and need to be charlie. >> you know why? because i actually argue. liz: you go back? >> you would not believe. liz: i don't want to get yelled at. >> but i share. liz: with your part canadian. >> i have these will acronyms. i don't curse. i just use the acronyms. you want to know what, of dougie? liz: tommy off the record. follow me it's pathetic. >> where's mine? liz: we did years. you were so involved. passionate. >> i was just trying to inform the viewer. liz: dow was down 1206 points. the closing bell is 35 minutes away. oh, my god. coming up, more from peter barnes exclusive interview with republican presidential candidate mitt romne

moments away at the top of the newscast the team set to take the stage at the waukesha county expo center. carl cameron is traveling with them. carl, just over your shoulder, the stage is set and a the crowd is in motion and we are just moments away. >> reporter: this is is to be the big home coming for wisconsin's own paul ryan, the newly minted vice presidential nominee and, of course, the congressman from janesville down on the southern border of wisconsin. a busy day for the republican ticket. they began in north carolina with massive crowds and tens of thousands -- 10,000 in one particular instance and to the extent that romney wanted to pick a running mate who would help him focus the national debate on issues like the size of government, balancing the budget, and righting the economy. it appears to have already worked. even president obama mentioned ryan and called him the idealogiccal leader of the republican party and welcomed him to the race. both ryan and romney make the argument that fiscal issues, budgetary and economic issues are central and center to the campaign. listen. >

[applause] >> well, well known author, jeffrey toobin is joining us here in new york city at book expo america to talk about his new upcoming book, "the oath: the obama white house v. the supreme court." mr. toobin, went to concentrate on the versus prior. is there -- [inaudible] >> you bet there is. this is a moment where we have a liberal democratic resident and a conservative dominated the supreme court and issue after ratio, you see a real conflict. the >> what are some examples of the conflict? >> the most dramatic we have already seen is the case where the court struck down the miss from corporate giving campaigns, but in a broader sense, set in motion a process of tea regulating american campaigns. and in a remarkably vivid demonstration of the conflict, many people were a member of the 2010th save the union address, what the president attacked the spring court to their face and samuel alito and beyond and shook his head and said not true. and the supreme court often just an abstraction. what i loved was that was not abstract. it was concrete and he saw the conflict. of course t

. >> we are here at book expo america. how important is a convention like this? everyone is talking about the physical book verses the book. it's all about reading, getting excited. look at all these great covers. walking over to the other imprint. hearing what people are excited about is really important to get a dialogue going. >> how does your job changed in the last couple of years? >> it changed in terms of our focus on social media. mainstream media, npr, review coverage. really important. also, social media campaigns had just grown exponentially. end of the we have been really focusing on social media and the block is important part of our campaign. >> to want to ask about one more well-known author. >> right. in his upcoming book he talks

chicago, but she goes to black expo in chicago on a panel about women in politics. and she basically said, because she's taking all this crap about her as a women running, by the way, she's the first black woman to be elected to congress. so that's a very important fact to know. but she said look, guys, get off my back. you know, this is not about women. we all are tied in this destiny of making progress, both black men and black women. so shasta five both fronts. she had male colleagues in the congressional black caucus, you know, when a reporter would ask about what you think about shirley chisolm, shirley who? the other rolled his eyes as reporter, not even respond. and so she's come a long way, and i don't think, i think it would behoove those who are interested in addressing these issues around both race gender to forget the sacrifices that shirley chisolm made in that particular campaign. >> absolutely. let's step ahead. another 12 years after shirley chisolm, we have of course jesse jackson. tell me a little bit about how jackson's campaign differed and how h

he has won 119 games with the red sox and the expos and was given the name " spaceman " by teammatesbecause of his out of this world personality. he pitched at albert park right when catchers did not even wear masks. >> i played here in 62. i threw a no-hitter against rate in 1962. 72, 82, 92, 2002, 2012. that was a no-hitter 50 years ago. you're not going to see a no- hitter today. this team can hit, as all them yesterday. >> we are one year away from the official america's cup today, the first day of the world series races on the same course in san francisco bay. 11 teams taking part in this afternoon's races, a big day for the defending champions, team oracle 1 the first race, they then won the second fleet race, watch how quickly they make these turns, isn't that great? and so the second race to take the lead after the first four days of racing. listening to and speaking with jim hardball, you get the impression that he eats and drinks and breed football and that is all true. but life in the fast lane goes far beyond the gridiron. >> that is running back tannehill hunter, trying

thanks for joining us here at bouck expo america. >> this week on the communicators we want to get the issue of political communications especially social media. joining us this week or two employees of facebook, katie while harback and konar. what do you do it facebook? >> along with katie my colleague here our job is to evangelize for the adoption of facebook among some key constituencies. government officials both in the agency's i am also elected officials member of congress, governors, state legislatures, but also political candidates and third-party groups, said the obama campaign, the romney campaign, the political committees and also some of the prominent groups you are hearing about whether they are the supertax or the move on of the world, and facebook is a pretty unique thing. it's a mobile devices and applications and all sorts of things. so our job is to help folks in washington and the political world navigate that and how to use this technology to winning elections and communicate with constituents and voters. >> succumb how does that -- that means td is the republican.

standing in the way of the franchise's bid to win its first division crown since 1981 when they were the expos. if someone told you they saw this coming, they're lying, but hey, the bandwagon is open for business and there's room for just about anybody. >> it's going to be fun. it already has been fun. this is going to really exciting. >> it's also exciting for the fans. it will be a great experience for them to have some big time baseball here in d.c. >> reporter: it's 4:00 do. you know where your nats fans are? >> lets go! let's go nats! >> reporter: those fans have been here all afternoon. they were outside the gates at 4:00 this afternoon. you've seen countless stories about redskins burgundy and gold nation. what day natitude nation? well, it's here. >> they're the best team in the national league, so it's exciting to watch. >> feels fantastic just like we're living the dream, didn't expect it this year. it's absolutely surreal, but i'm just going to enjoy the ride, ride it right out. hopefully it goes all the way through october. >> reporter: enjoy the ride, that sound good. come up at 6

we're in new york city at book expo america. we've been talking with drake, chairman and president of the northern company. >> every weekend on c-span two booktv. our after-- interview bid the peers and journalism, public policy, legislative and other fields. this weekend donald bartlett and james steele share their opinions with fox news analyst how the foundation of america's middle class have been dismantled by washington and wall street. it airs every saturday on booktv at 10:00 p.m. eastern and 9:00 p.m. and midnight. up next "new york times" financial writer talks about her recent bock ""the wizard of lies"." bernie this is about an hour. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being with us today. i would like to graduate you all on your wise decision to come in here to see dyne. you'll know here in an hour when you feel smarter and more in control of the own financial future. diana henriques is the author of the "new york times" best seller wizard of lies. looks like this you can buy your own company right ou

. >> booktv will be interviewing those two here at book expo america. something you can watch online at booktv.org. .. before we get into some of the very vividly told stories of his 30 years of u.s. iranian in each man from the perspective of our military to military interaction. so i wonder if we could just start with -- tell us why you wrote the book and how you wrote it can bring you our a government historian and this book was really done any different methodology. guests of the dissertation started back in in foreign policy and persian gulf. one of the catalysts for me as far as an interest in the region at both was my father had been the u.s. central commander from 85 to 88 to the u.s. military command from the middle east. at least that spurred an interest even though as a young lieutenant at the time and ranchers prefer different the march geopolitical issues. but after desert storm come work at a school with an interest in the middle east have got me quite interested in doing best in the region. it started with a dissertation and back to. i in

also the health and fitness expo, 20th year. hopefully, a lot of them will be able to come out and take part with us. >> nice of you to spend time last night with the students of alexandria. >> it was great to meet them, too. >> packed house. >> it was incredible. let's see how the rest of their summer break will hold up. >> time for weather and traffic on the 1s, meteorologist tom kierein. >> off to a fresh and cool start for all the others going to school this mortgage and off to work. well, you don't have any travel problems weatherwise, but it's just in the low to mid-60s most of the region. near 70 near washington. hometown forecast for alexandria, by 8:00, 8:00, sunny and upper 60s. by noontime, up near 80 degrees. for the region hour by hour today, we'll be reaching upper 80s by mid-afternoon, low humidity, lots of sun. the latest on isaac and your seven-day outlook coming up at 6:21. danella has a look at traffic now. we've got trouble. good morning. >> good morning. well, still tracking the accident on the dulles greenw

. >> robert sullivan at book expo america. the book publishing annual industry convention. >> were you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. we met i am wrapping up citizens of london which came out a couple of years ago in august. history during the war, three very prominent people. edward armour all, he was reporting back to the united states with rather strongly held views that we should get into the war. and an individual that was sent by president roosevelt who is dealing with the land lease program, coordinating the program for england. and the ambassador. a fellow named winer, who had replaced joseph kennedy, president kennedy's father, joseph kennedy was partial to the germans, of course. and i suspect that is the reason that roosevelt brought him home. it is a marvelous book about the three of them and their interaction with churchill. and their advocacy their aggressive advocacy of the united states breaking out of this isolationist mode and getting into the war the author had previously written a wonderful book

this is a separate national conference two years ago in 2010 we had about 1500 people will be at the expoike to invite everybody to that. all of the food from our infrastructure and local food prepared. we have a chef's knife which is the highlight. we have over 30 different stations on saturday night at the conference and it's a wonderful thing where if they take our food and make all of this amazing kind of food. so looking forward to that. we have been working on that for over a year. for devotee wants to be a part of what we are still looking for help. >> join us and sign up. over here. this young man. do you want to step up? .. let's go out and sell products and services. so we do a lot of service work. we sell a lot of products. we have a small development team. we do write some grants. we'veline fortunate that folks get to know us, we've been able to get some sizable grants, but we just don't out and beg for money every day. we want to, like i said, prove this is cash flow what we're doing, and all the different aspects of integrated farming system. yes? [inaudible] >> do you want

> if you want to give your kids some ideas for what they can do with their legos, go to the dulles expoenter this weekend. it features more than 100,000 square feet of lego creations. can you vote for your favorite design and win prizes. >> did you used to play with lego is? >> little bit. nothing as elaborate as what is over there. >> and today a look at what's inside this week's edition of "kidspost." >> it's almost time for bag to school. joining suss traity gran-- us i grant. >> you have cool transitions for kids. >> absolutely. we have some great back-to-school gear to get them back to school. >> it's a great back pack. >> this is a great back pack from pottery barn. it's got lots of compartments and it's well padded. it's $45. for older kids with more books, you'll want to go more with an l.l. bean backpack. >> we have two lunch boxes we're featuring. moms will love this, not to be sexist, but this is really easy to wipe out. it has no seams in it. girls will love the colors. as a really cool accessory, you can fill this with carrot sticks and pretzels and when you're done, it col

he is a former boston red sox and expos pitcher. you remember him.raduated and he lee signed a one game contract with the pacifics, he threw a complete game giving up eight hits. they beat maui. >>> isaac is barreling towards haiti and the dominican republic today. is recovering from the earthquake and hundreds of thousands of people are living in tent camps. isaac is expected to dump a foot of rain over the nations and could cause flash floods. >>> concerns about isaac and protests in florida are affecting the plans for the convention in tampa. they will start the vote to officially nominate mitt romney on the first day instead of wednesday. they are starting because of concerns of disruption and isaac, which heading to tampa. in the meantime a former candidate released the delegates he won to mitt romney. >>> the president has no campaign events scheduled today and travel to camp david. next week he scheduled a visit. the democratting national convention will kick off on labor day in charlotte, north carolina. >>> 8:50. talking about lance armstron

. >> well, well known author jeffrey is joining us here in new york city at book expo america to talk about the new upcoming book, "oath: the obama white house versus the supreme court." i want to focus on the first part of this. is there a contest between the obama white house and the supreme court. >> you bet. this is a moment in the history we have a lib trail democratic spt and a conservative dominated supreme court and an issue after issue you see a real conflict. >> what are some examples of the conflicts? >> the most dramatic that we have already seen is the the case where the court struck down -- [inaudible] giving the campaign in a broader sense set in motion a process of deregulating american campaign and in a remarkably vivid demonstration of the conflict many people will remember the 2010 state of the union address where the president attacked the supreme court to their face and samuel shock his said and said not true. it was, you know, the supreme court often deals in abstractions. whey loved about the scene it was an abstract. it was concrete. you saw the conflict and th

it was an expo say on corporate influence in the entire judiciary mitchell wife tells the story about how these groups came into our campaign. they start running these massive amounts of ad talking about what a horrible person i was, that they piled money bags on a bench, a judge's ben, and said, justice diaz is accepting tens of thousands of dollars from lawyer groups and he went ton allow a cocaine dealer to be set out of prison. that's an appellate justice's job is to review criminal cases and if there's error you overturn and a judge can't do it by themselves. in mississippi we have nine judges and have to heave five votes. so these ads were horrible, and we didn't want our kids to see it. we had very young kids and we didn't want them seeing this on television, and so we kept the television off as we were getting ready for school, and one morning we forgot and were getting ready for school, and my daughter is in the other rom and all of a sudden we hear her yelling, yay, yay, yepee, daddy, we're rich, we have lots of money being given to us. the ads didn't necessarily have the ef

we brought over 70 entrepreneurs there at an expo.need to do a better job putting the spotlight on them. >> it's coming from them, not washington. michael? >> given what we saw at the oasis, you have clearly created jobs or opportunities there. the concept, i think, is a unique concept for a convention. is it something you see expanding beyond this setting that you can put in the work environment in neighborhood and communities? it's an interesting concept. >> absolutely, michael. i believe that people can learn to unplug and recharge during the day. we will be more effective no matter what we do. we have two nap rooms, for example, in our newsroom. >> i just fall asleep at my desk. face down, drool. you've seen it. it's ugly. >> wherever you are, we should see napping, yoga, meditation as a performance enhancement tool. >> can you talk briefly about why it's important? we are more wired, more connected. i remember reading your advice about keeping your cell phone out of your bedroom at night. >> yes. making your sleep really good mea

one respondent who was cited in the "usa today" expos a of the individual respondents who were interviewed, she said, "i would not only vote for hillary clinton, i would be out there and the first one in line at the polls." host: you mentioned it that they were paid disposed not to vote, but what is the pattern? our they people who voted in the past? guest: some have, some haven't. 2/3 indicated that they voted in 2008. what we found is that there is a disproportionate amount of people in our sample who are democrats. on the surface, you may think, that is a democratic poll, but it is actually the reverse. what that is saying is that people who are out of the voting by are disproportionately more democratic than republican. the good news at 4 barack obama is that there are people here who could make a difference. the bad news is that there is a disproportionate amount people who are registered democrats versus recorded in this bull -- who are registered democrats versus registered republicans recorded in this poll. host: in "the baltimore sun," " the pennsylvania border id law survives leg