. >> lissa warren is now joining us on booktv here at book expo america. its publishers annual trade show. what d do you do and who do you work for? >> i'm the vice president, senior director of publicity and the requiring editor at the capitol press. >> what kind of books to publish? >> we do all nonfiction primarily in the fields of history, military history, biography, solid nonfiction titles and then we have a print press as a. >> when was it sounded? >> years ago. in fact, thank you for asking, this is our 50th anniversary. we are proud to still be around in the business that's a tough business these days. spent what are some of the titles? quite a few military history books coming out. >> it is a big military or. one i'm fond of is "crucible command" which is a dual biography of robert e. lee and ulysses s. grant written by william c. davis, a historian and that era. he also looks at the personal lives and we sit together very nicely. we have a book called first seals. he someone is in many books for us this is what it looks at the origin of the navy

when there is a huge tv disadvantage because of the oilers and the expos. >> the expos were unfortunately on life support in montreal. i love the nats, but it is unfortunate they don't have a team in montreal. their time is up. where else were they going to send them, to charlotte? washington was the only option, and baseball has done a good job of keeping franchises in place. the last team to move was washington to texas. so washington is in that part of the transition twice, losing a team and getting a team. >> remind people who glory years looked like in washington baseball going back to years ago. >> it's a very short period, unfortunately. 1924 to 1933, the team won three pennants and its only world championship in 1924. that 1924 season, as you allude to, the entire country was behind the senators. it's also called the nationals, which is confusing, but people were very excited about an up and coming team who had never won anything before. they were sick of the yankees and the giants winning all the time. a guy named walter johnson, one of the greatest pitchers of all time, it never

. >>> a water park in sacramento evacuated because of a fire near cal expo fairgrounds. at this point no structures are threatened but raging waters is being evacuated as a precaution due to the smoke. there is a fireworks show scheduled for ky k tonight and -- for cal expo tonight and at this point the show will go on. >>> officials reopened all the roads that have been closed since the wildfire started on tuesday. people should watch out for downed power lines and smoldering trees and brush. the wildfire burned 4300 headachers in the pope -- acres in the pope valley area. two homes were destroyed. the fire is 55% contained. the cause is under investigation. we have a wildfire section on www.ktvu.com. all the information you need to prepare and be safe. you can find how to make an evacuation plan. everything you need for what is a dangerous fire season already. go to www.ktvu.com. >>> a major new development in the cold case murders of six women has authorities seeking the public's help. they started a task force in march to track down leads in the 38-year-old murder ca

this forced evacuations at cal expo and the nearby raging waters park.led the air with thick, dark smoke. it's moving quickly along the shores of the american river and onto the cal expo property. this is notable because this is the site of the fireworks show tonight. >>> as you saw, dry brush and high temperatures are really giving firefighters a lot of trouble. but tonight there is another concern on their list, and that is illegal fireworks.

evacuaciones obligatorias en cal expo y el parque "raging waters" cerca de sacramento esta tarde, debidoo de cuatro alarmas que llen el aire de un denso humo... ... las llamas comenzaron cerca de la autopista 160, y se extendieron rpidamente hacia las riberas del ro american y a la propiedad de cal expo... blanca ---esta noche, ms de mil 700 bomberos estn combatiendo el incendio "butts" que desde hace 3 das arde en el norte del condado de napa. take split box ---las llamas han sido contenidas en un 65 por ciento hasta este momento, lo que indica un claro avance en la lucha por aire y tierra contra este fuego que ha consumido 4 mil 300 acres y ha destruido al menos 9 estructuras, incluidas 2 viviendas. take vo ---cientos de residentes que haban sido forzados a salir de sus casas en el rea de "berryesa estates" ya estn de regreso, tras levantarse las rdenes de evacuacin obligatorias, mientras las autoridades estiman que las llamas no se propagarn. ---la contencin total del fuego esta prevista para el 8 de julio. blanca --precisamente en nuestra region, las altas temperaturas y los fuertes

mh booktv at book expo america. >> longtime journalist comic tale what was your first job in journalism? >> guest: now the chronicle and i was thrown it in in as an editor of fashion provided not know all lot. schwartzman t-shirts but i learned that in today's santry to your for the fashion week i had to file every day it was so exciting. i totally fell into it. >> host: when did you get into the journalism you have been known for? >> guest: early because of the "new york" magazine or the herald tribune. they told me when i got my first job working three floors away from the men it was the testosterone the zone there were no women at the time. so wondering if i wouldn't be a free-lance writer you have to be brave. so i would go down the back stairs some editors would not see me cross into the zone to pitch my best story. i would have been fired if my editors had seen the but he said come on in. where did you come from? i said the esters it -- estrogen's own i said the men who were having sex to share that beach house so they could attract other beautiful girls and he said did you go? i

this forced evacuations at cal expo and the nearby raging waters park. the four-alarm fire filled the air with thick, dark smoke. it's moving quickly along the shores of the american river and onto the cal expo property. this is notable because this is the site of the fireworks show tonight. >>> as you saw, dry brush and high temperatures are really giving firefighters a lot of trouble. but tonight there is another concern on their list, and that is illegal fireworks. take a live look at oakland. this is where they cause a lot of trouble every fourth of july. they are now on high alert. we are live from oakland on what's being done to keep the streets safe. derek? >> reporter: opd and the fire department will be out in full force, adding patrols, trying to look for illegal fireworks. neighbors say based on years past, they hope this year it works. >> when you have these huge bomb-like things go off and these rockets that go very high and come back down still flaming, it's pretty scary stuff. >> reporter: scary says peter yuck because these fireworks last

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cal expo, the raging waters park and other recreational areas were shutdown. at first the city cancelled the fireworks but then started them at 7:00. the fire is mostly contained but crews are watching out for hot spots because of the wind and the very dry conditions. >>> roads have reopened in the area of that fire in napa county which is now 65% contained. up from 55% earlier today. calfire crews also say they have stopped the spread of the fire toward populated areas in polk valley. the number of acres burned still stands at 4,300. two homes were destroyed. all of the people who were evacuated on tuesday have now been allowed to return to their homes but they are being advised to watch out for downed power lines and smoldering trees and brush. >>> b.a.r.t. services back up and running after a person was struck and killed on the tracks at the richmond station. this happened shortly before 4:35. the collision forced the closure of the el cerrito and richmond station. the cerrito station reopened quickly. but the richmond station remained close for investigati

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and booktv is on location at expo america. this is the publisher's annual trade show. is a lot of crowds here. once he of the publishers get together and talk about their upcoming fall books. you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> you're watching 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books on c-span2's booktv. television for serious readers. >> not join us on booktv is clive priddle, the publisher of public affairs. when the public affairs get started? >> it's her birthday, today. where 17 so thank you for asking. >> how did it get started? >> it was an independent nonfiction dedicated list that would be newsy, sharp, a little edgy. we continued in a tradition ever since. >> i should mention that public affairs is the publisher of a c-span book but we want to talk to you about some of the upcoming fall 2014 titles that public affairs has. >> well, thank you. very happy to mention a couple of them. so the first i want to mention was a book called "city of lies" and the author is wanted for british every journalist called ramita naval. she's a pulitzer prize-winning film mak

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. >> other spanish teams are playing around the world with similar business expos at those locations. >>> thousands took to the streets of san francisco for the city's annual marathon and half marathon. 25,000 people took off from the starting line at the building this morning. the 37th annual event was sold out this year. here's a look at the winners. on the men's side, a man from reno, nevada crossed the line first. his first marathon win. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, a look at new evidence the state department says proves russia is being dangerously host till. >>> plus more problems at the crash site of malaysia flight 17. >> >>> the tate department announced today it has satellite ed proving russia has fired rockets into ukraine. the strikes hit between july 21st and july 26th with one missile going seven miles into ukraine's border. the state department provided this um imagine from the last day with squares highlighting blast marks where the lockets were launched. today nancy pelosi said that russia's aggressive a -- >> he's a kgb guy who happens to be the president of

the rail company hosted a veterans expo at street station, more than 30 businesses were there talking about opportunities, specifically about how their military skills can transition into skills. >>> ooh la la it was a wonderful day for seniors they transformed into gay par is today. there we there were croissants and 20 students of interns hosted the day of french fun. sounds nice. >> lets check the accuweather forecast. nothing to complain about here. >> a breath of fresh air, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have rain free conditions out there. lets go live on sky 6, taking a look at the skyline, we dealt with a few clouds but it thinned out after a dreary morning and the return of sunshine and didn't it feel a lot better than yesterday. a refreshing change, yesterday edwards high 93 degrees, and the cold front moved through bringing us the scattered storms, the high only 83 degrees, that is 4 degrees below normal and the low humidity is very nice. currently in philadelphia, 81 and trenton 80 and allentown 87 and sea isle city 79 and wilmington 80 degrees, satellite

. >>> we'll speak to one of the whistle blowers who helped to expo the scandal at the va and a researcher who said she was fired for conducting a government-approved marijuana study. we have that and more coming up at 6:00 eastern. a show about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a neuroscientist specializing in nicotine research. tonight, e-cigarettes. why they're so addicting to kids and what's really in those fruity flavors. >> breathing particles cause people to die of heart attacks, plain and simple. >> i'm phil torres, an entomologist. tonight i meet the indiana jones of space technology, and discover -- >> we're the same people who. >> kosta grammatis. and lindsay moran. a former cia agent. that's our team. now let's do some science. ♪ >> hey guys, i'm phil torres. welcome to "techknow" i'm joined by are crystal dilworth, and kosta grammatis. and linda moran. - lindsay moran.

that's where this grass fire is burning near cal expo, home of the california state fair. officials are evacuating as a precaution. so far the flames do not threaten any buildings. there are no reports of any injuries. firefighters have raced to the scene across the area. they still plan to hold their fireworks later this evening. >>> a bart train has hit a person at the richmond bart station. the station is closed. there is no word yet on when the richmond station will reopen. do stay tuned on line and on twitter for the latest on all these breaking news stories. >>> they also say the richmond el torito station is also closed as well. >>> fireworks will light the sky tonight. some legal, some not. it's the illegal ones that have officials worried as homes are vulnerable to fires, as you just heard. we're live on communication hill in san jose. firefighters are preparing for a busy night ahead. david? >> reporter: yes, they are. you can see the dry tinder. that's why there's so much nail biting about the potential of fires tonight. even with the restricted use of fireworks

several silicon valley companiee among those with job openings at today'd veterans career expo in cupertino. it offered vets a rare opportuno enroll for health services throh the veterans administration. >> plenty of veterans career exs but nobody ever attached a mobia hospital with it to enroll vetes without any waiting, without hag to make appointments. we hope it catches on across the country. >> the event included a seminarn post traumatic stress dissport workshops on improving social ma presence, resume writing and interviewing. >>> a dying man's wish will sooe true. phillip ingram of martinez wanto take one last trip to see his m. sergio quintana has the story. >> the only tip-off to a special event going on at this local fast-food restaurant is a small collection of balloons out there that's because it was supposed e a surprise for this honored vetn who got a very special wish. >> for phillip ingram and his fy this is more than just a visit a local fast-food restaurant. >> hello, welcome in. >> this is the beginning of a dm come true when it starts with a little lunch on the house. >

atletico game to the bay area and other spanish teams are playing around the world with similar business expos. >> ahead, a look at the new evidence they state department proves russia is being dangerously hostile in its region. >>> more problem at the crash site of malaysia airline flight 17. why inspectors cancelled their visit. why the biggest creature on earth could be in danger along the california bulldog: it's true! i am a bundle of talent! but my friends are learning skills that can change a life. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train dogs like suzie to engage students in schools and special education classes. while ginger visits folks in the hospital offering quiet comfort. with your help, we can do even more! make a donation at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people. >>> the state department announcedded to it has evidence proving russia fired rockets into the ukraine. the strikes are between july 21 to july 26, with one missile going seven miles into the ukraine bor

. >> next an interview with a journalist jenny nordberg from book expo america, the publishing industry annual trade show held at the javits convention center in new york city. >> joining us now on booktv is jenny nordberg. what do you do for a living? >> i am a foreign correspondent based in new york. i write for a swedish paper called -- the national swedish paper and am also an investigative reporter who has worked a lot for a american immediate. >> how long have you been a journalist? >> i had been there since 2002 when it came to columbia to go to graduate school. >> you're a pulitzer prize winner? >> i was part of a project that won a pulitzer prize to be exact. it was an investigation into the american railway station for the new york times. >> the swedish paper be work for, isn't comparable to the near times? is it outside? >> woulwe like to think so, cer. i say "the wall street journal" maybe, the conservative version of a national newspaper in sweden if there is such a thing. >> how often have you been to afghanistan? >> i came there for the first time in 2009. that was my fir

atletico game to the bay area and other spanish teams are playing around the world with similar business expos. >> ahead, a look at the new evidence they state department proves russia is being dangerously hostile in its region. >>> more problem at the crash site of malaysia airline flight 17. why inspectors cancelled their visit. why the biggest creature on earth could be in danger along the [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> the state department announcedded to it has evidence proving russia fired rockets into the ukraine. the strikes are between july 21 to july 26, with one missile going seven miles into the ukraine border. the state department had this image showing where rockets were marched. california congresswoman nancy pelosi says the aggression is a result of putin's old world

flames jumped from tree to tree, eventually reaching the cal expo fairgrounds. cal expo, the raging waters park and other theesh areas were temporarily evacuated. cal expo canceled last night's soccer game, but reopened for the fireworks show last night. >> we were waiting outside in the parking lot for an hour and a half waiting to come in, so, yeah, we're stoked it was opened up. >> the fire was contained, but crews were on scene for most the night watching out for hot spots or flare-ups. >>> a stockton man is being hailed a hero after he rushed into a houseful of smoke to rescue a 14-year-old girl. it happened thursday afternoon just northeast of stockton. 58-year-old gordon rip said he leapt into action when he saw smoke coming from a nearby garage. he banged on the door. a few minutes later, he learned a teenage girl was inside, taking a shower, unaware of the smoke. he rushed inside and carried the girl to safety. >> they came over and thanked me more than once. there's your reward. >> firefighters say the man likely saved the girl's life by getting her ou

. >>> we'll speak to one of the whistle blowers who helped to expo the scandal at the va and a researcherwho said she was fired for conducting a government-approved marijuana study. we have that and more coming up at 6:00 eastern. a show about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a neuroscientist specializing in nicotine research. tonight, e-cigarettes. why they're so addicting to kids and what's really in those

the first ever election expo will be held in manassas park this afternoon. you can make sure your elections information is up to date and make any changes that are needed. elections officials from both parties will be there. local lawmakers will also take part. the event is from 1:30 to 3:30 at the manassas park community center on adams street. >> big changes coming for the arlington pub crawls. you may remember this incident from a few weeks ago when a guy was accused of getting drunk and crashing his car. the county now says it's going to regulate these pub crawls. organizers will need to get a permit and pay a registration fee and that fee will help pay for extra police during these events. >>> but the bars weren't the only big issue in yesterday's discussion amongst arlington leaders. the they approved $534 million for arlington public schools, specifically to address the surging school population. they're investing more than a billion dollars in metro and other transit projects and the county dedicated money to better leverage what the state of virgini

an expo in tokyo brought the two sides together to explore the possibility for tie-ups. 100 startups in fields such as it, machinery, agriculture and medical services took part. they net with delegates from about 150 large companies. one startup has developed a special speaker for people with hearing problems. and an engineer from a large electronics manufacturer showed some interest. >> translator: many startups are not so capable in terms of manufacturing. so the tie-up will help us both. >> translator: even if we come up with new ideas and products, it is not so easy to grow. so we're hoping to cooperate with large companies. >> government officials have said they want startups to play a key role in reviving the economy. >>> well, millions of tourists flock to japan every year, wander through the ancient sites of kyoto, wonder at the cherry blossoms and gaze up at mt. fuji. tour operator ares are banking on a government plan to draw more visitors and they're coming up with new ways to welcome their guests. >> reporter: this shrine is located 160 kilometers north of tokyo. it is re

. >>> a much larger fire forced people to be evacuated from cal expo in sacramento this afternoon. even though the flames came dangerously close to the fairgrounds, they went ahead with the fireworks show tonight. >>> the richmond bart station is back open tonight. it was closed four hours after a train hit and killed a man. tonight investigators are industrial trying the figure out what happened. >>> in san jose, a second teenager was just arrested for a violent crime spree that ended in this garage. police say the teens crashed a stolen car into it after a high speed chase. the teens are also accused of attacking an elderly couple in a violent home invasion and sexually assaulting an 85-year- old woman. the first suspect, a 15-year- old, was already arrested. >>> right now, protesters are outside a border station in river side county. stacy butler says there are rumors that more bus loads of undocumented immigrants may be on the way. >> reporter: separated into two camps, protesters waving american flags on one side. on the other, those holding up signs supporting the immigrant d

you can see here, thick smoke billowing into the air just a few yards from the cal expo racetrack whereeds were taking part in july 4th festivi festivities. firefighters say the fire spread from treetop to treetop rather than burning along the ground. no one was hurt. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, we certainly cleared out for the evening. perfect weather for those fireworks and the weekend is looking fantastic, too. starting off, though, in the morning, i'm sure you've already felt this outside. it is cooler and this is because of hurricane arthur. since it has moved farther away, it's now ushering in a north wind for us. so we have cooler temperatures. doesn't even feel like summer outside. the good news is we will stay dry as we go into the weekend, both saturday and sunday look pretty good. but some lingering effects of arthur will still be at the shore this weekend. high surf advisory at the shore. this will, again, lead to and crea an increased risk for high rip currents. be careful. don't go swimming tomorrow especially. phila

we will continue our coverage from the biggest aircraft expo of the year. be speaking to the biggest names of the business including the boeing chief executive. plus, how could we... about this? germany walks away from the world cup final with a win from argentina. we will get reaction from the former governor of argentina. we will look ahead to what the country's economy is going to be up to. all of that and more at the top of the hour on "the pulse." manus cranny is going to be your host. one month ago, everyone forecasted that brazil would win the world cup. and the tournament would be plagued with problems. it came as a surprise when brazil suffered a defeat against germany and the tournament seemingly went off without a hitch. is this the sort of win for brazil? yes, no? ofare joined by the author "brazil, a country of the present." theng into this tournament, negativity was about the economy, the money spent on the tournament. brazil was going to win the world cup. coming out, the negativity is about football. is that a good thing? >> people are talki

says the ongoing violence in eastern ukraine means it is now unlikely that any more international expos will be sent to the mh seventeen crashed government troops have stepped up their assault on the resistance forces in the region fighting now as close as twenty kilometers from where the malaysian airlines jet came down the claiming the lives of two hundred and ninety eight people. that the russia ukraine border now joins us live here with the international roman just how big of an escalation we seeing right now. we're seeing a huge just collation of fighting right now between forces and anti-government forces in the east of ukraine the city of donetsk a home to these to one million people is now almost encircled and the city of shots our school where it's about ten fifteen kilometers away from the crash lights off the crash of the flight of malaysia airlines it's about a tenth of think a lot of hours away heavy fighting was and still goes on there and that all that is all despite said then outspends all funnel combat zone in a forty kilometer area or near the flights to m.h. seventeen

booktv's coverage of the book expo america continues with a panel discussion on the future brick and mortar retailers. this is about 50 minutes. >> [inaudible conversations] >> so first of all thank you all for joining us today. this is the most exciting. it is a most remarkable time in her industry. i am so excited to have you join us at trenton. -- "the future of bricks and mortar retailers." this year, the keynote, the founder of caruso affiliates said we are part of the rebirth of brick-and-mortar retail. we are living in a moment of great change, surrounded by exciting technology. it's easy to get distracted by the conversation, around in it versus bricks and mortar. but now more than ever what we need to do is to focus on what has always been and will always be essential to the customer. creating an experience that's magical and memorable. so those of us who love books, bookstores and book sellers have always been magical and memorable. today we're going to talk to some great booksellers about creating great customer experiences and the future of brick-and-mortar retailing. whe

inaudible conversations] >> on location in a your city yet the publisher's annual trade show called book expok to the publishers about some of the books they have coming alex. publisher of chicago review press. >> we're the independent publisher who has ben publishing for the years celebrating our anniversary last year and published nonfiction titles. >> host: i want to ask you. >> this is part of the women of action series young adults looking and women and young girls around the world and also at journalists throughout all the different wars going back to world war i through today's. >> one of the authors is expert in the subject published other books for us >> pandora dna. >> looking at the history of the breast cancer gene and the author of love double mastectomy the same surgery and to the ned jovi had. so all the females have had breast cancer or have lost their breast to that disease so she looks at the gene itself and

this fire started near example expo and the raging waters park this afternoon. now a it grew from four alarms there and filled the air with thick, dark smoke. firefighters were able to get control of the flames and the show was able to go on as planned. >>> a second suspect is now in custody in connection with a violent home invasion robbery. this happened early tuesday morning in east san jose. investigators say two thieves targeted an elderly coupe whole live at the home, hand the woman, 85 years old was sexually assaulted. then police say the two suspects stole the couple's suv and later crashed into it a nearby house. police arrested one suspect at the scene. tonight they say they have arrested the driver of the car. >>> a new round of undocumented immigrants from central america are now in southern california tonight after arriving from texas. a plane carrying mostly women and small children landed a little bit before sunset in san diego. they are families escaping violence in countries like guatemala and el salvador. their arrival followed a hectic day in

the so for claim authorities in ukraine has done yet to reach an international expos to begin examining the bodies of two hundred ninety eight victims of the malaysian airliner crash there has been condemnation in the west over the efficiency of the recovery operations investigators sent to the country are still not at the crash site but some are now thought to be in hot coffee in the neighboring region and you're watching right now the very latest footage from the town of torrance with the bodies of the victims are being kept in a refrigerated train. c.-e. observers have been examining the carriages within the past and monitoring the train to ensure the bodies are stored at the proper temperature. on course around on yes. the plane had crashed already a few days ago and the bodies of the victims had been lying out there in the fields for at least three days before recovery efforts by the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic militia began and they said that they did it purely out of for moral responsibility to the families of the victims of the crash because we find ourselves in a

i remember border security expo happen to -- it is an annual event in phoenix every year. next year you might want to think about heading out there. it is at the phoenix convention center usually in march. it brings in -- it is an exposition and conference that brings in high officials from the department of homeland security to my officials from customs and border protection, high officials from border patrol like the chief. enron will over 120 different companies to private companies that are hoping to sell wares, technologies to the department of homeland security and other countries. it brings a lot of people from other countries who might want this technology for the intention of poppers security or border policing. just to give you an example of what this might look like, i go there every year. you go into the phoenix convention center. i'm sure everyone here has been there. you go into one of the convention halls with the high ceilings looked up and see a banner from different companies that probably most people familiar with like lockheed martin, may be racing out

. >>> and they are looking for law breakers around cal expo as well. >>> around of the world, he knew the risks of the trip and was prepared for them. he wanted to become the youngest pilot in a single engine plane, now their plane crashed shortly after taking off and the 17-year-old's body has been recovers dollars and he received training while flying over water. >>> public access to the lake just cut off last thursday and they found a blue green algae bloom containing very high toxic levels and that it is as big health risk to people and dogs and can cause flu-like symptoms. they are asking them remove it and it is an item that nourishes algae. >>> right now the algae level is so low but look at this bulldog he can walk from one side to the area and not enough water to make it fun for rafting on the river. most will shouldn't down operations and it is too risky and our boats are not going to make it. >> other businesses so no rafting and they are expected to see 75% of their business canceled in the coming weeks. >> i know that is too bad. >>> as we go to sal, sal's buddy having a

[inaudible conversations] >> now, more from our sat at book expo america. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] i guess the quiet means i am supposed to start. welcome. my name is trained for and i'm really happy to be here moderating this very, very important model this afternoon. i have two apologies to make. one is that i am not al rocher as you can tell. the second apology is i'm a little jetlagged. >> you never make any sense anyway. >> that's true. >> so i want to put those two things have there. we are here for a really, really celebratory. this afternoon. when james patterson announced in september 2013 that he would be giving away a million dollars, guess a million dollars, two independent bookstores in 2014, i personally was delighted as i'm sure all the booksellers were out there. jim always gets what our independent bookstores mean to our communities and to the greater relationship our country has books and reading. here's just a quote that i thought i would give to you. it is a quote that, you know, i saw

the second annual health and fitness expo in new jersey. the expo is put on by our local station. new york giants in the middle of the field. there will be free fitness classes, cooking demonstrations and screenings for everyone. erica? >> right across the river from us. >> thanks. >>> turning to the controversy surrounding tim mcgraw. he's getting backlash after slapping a female fan trying to grab him. you know it was caught on camera. ron mott has been following this for us. there's debate here, too. >> a lot of opinions out there. >> fans like to get close to stars, we know that. stars like to get close to fans and sometimes that can be a problem. he's a hands-on star, tim mcgraw. writing some of his own songs, flexing his acting muscles occasionally. during his entertainment career. after this video surfaced on tmz of him hitting a female fan, a debate is raging online about whether he was heavy handed or protecting himself. tim mcgraw lost it said one twitter user. not going to lie, wrote another, she deserved it. he greets fans lining the stage, the woman grabs his leg and

i'm not work on big expo sai stories, but what will fill a page. the stars are like us. >> i drive around l.a. i'm just looking for different celebrities all day. i'm looking out for celebrities in, quote, unquote, disguise. ie, baseball cap and sun glasses. one of the other things i'm looking for is expensive cars. >> and you just have your camera ready to go. >> sitting here at the ready, locked and loaded. >> what does a paparazzi make per week? >> i make a lot of money. the minimum i make per photo i shoot is $100. if i shoot 3,000 pictures in a year, that's $300,000. >> that's a lot of money. >> but i've been doing this for 17 years. >> if i was just starting out, what would i make home? >> $750 to $1,000 a week. that's your average paparazzi. >> it doesn't seem that difficult. >> it's not easy as it looks. i've gone weeks and not seen a thing. >> that's my goal, my mission this week, i'm going to make $750 this week. >> good. everybody's got to dream, right? >> ha-ha! >> who is it? >> ashley tisdale. >> how do you know that's her car? >> i wa

this is actually something that we need to expos to the public and explain the source of these pictureses. what type of people do you recruit for that part of the military? i would assume you tend to go to those who are younger and perhaps more either familiar or comfortable with social media? >> well, there is a big paradox here, because any military in the world is a closed organization, usually has its own specific language, and social media is the opposite. it's open, emotional, it's sharing. here we have the best assets, the 18, 19 and 20-year-olds, which recruit under mandatory service. they need to have this creative touch, this thinking outside of the box, and these are the people we are looking for. >> thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it, and we hope to take to you soon again. to dom any chu for a market flash. >>> check out what's happening with kimberly-clark, the stock is moving lower after the company cut its outlook citing a tough economic environmental, they are facing new competition from the lights of procter & gamble. shares just off by about 2.5%

veterans will be on the road for a career expo taking place in cupertino. >>> former taliban captive bowe bergdahl is back on regular army duty. starting today bergdahl is assigned to u.s. army north at ft. sam houston in texas. that is the same location where he's been decompressing from the effects of five years in captivity. his exact duties not immediately disclosed. bergdahl was released from captivity on may 3rd in exchange for five top taliban prisoners. the army is still investigating the exact circumstances of bergdahl's capture. >>> the shipwrecked "costa concordia" is floating once again. today the crews successfully raised the cruise liner 30 months after it struck a reef and capsized kill 3g 2 people off the coast of italy. the process began last september when it was raised upright. crews then fastened huge tanks to it and floated it with air. it will be floated to ginobili. concordia's captain is being tried for manslaughter and abandoning ship before all were evacuated. >>> pakistani human rights activist malala you satisfy sigh is nigeria. malala met with the country

. >> this year's fair runs for two weeks at the cal expo fairgrounds.ckets are $12 for adults, a dollars for children. >> ac transit today opened an information center for a new project promising to bring faster and improved bus projects were cleaner burning vehicles. the east bay rapid transit information center is. on international boulevard in oakland. the system will run from downtown oakland to san leandro bart. they will have dedicated lanes to avoid traffic and reduce travel time. the bus rapid transit project will help the environment while bringing development to the neighborhoods that it serves. >> this investment is sick unity that we hope will put more people on public transportation, prove our air quality, reduce congestion and help build. >> new york today took legal actions too block transportation service lift from doing business in that state. the lawsuit claims they operate in open defiance of new york state and local licensing and insurance laws. so far, lyft hasn't commented on the suit. >> a bay area teacher training is an astronaut

the shows often have more in common with a rock concert than -- expo fic ex significance. here are a few facts that call into question the propriety of keeping these animals in captivity. in the wild, orcas frequently swim 100 miles a day and dive in great depths to search for food. in captivity they will be in pool. in the wild the average life expectancies for males is 30 d females are 50 and while the e orcas die before time they are 25. dorsle fin collapse is rare but all dealt male orcases in captivity have collapsed dorsle fin many contributed to their captivity such as gravitational pull from the spinning of the vast majority of their time at the surface of the water and dehydration. marine mammals are some of the most intelligent nonhuman animals on earth. they are highly social and live in pods that can be as large as 40 individuals. pod members are interdependent and pods often have their own hunting techniques and communication styles as some argue are akin to language or dialect. orcas in marine parks do not live in natural pods and separation of calves and mot

huge plumes of smoke are filling the sky near cal expo. at one point firefighters say flames reached 200 feet in the air. the grandstand where tonight's fireworks performance is scheduled has been evacuated. no structures have been damaged. >>> turning now to that wildfire in napa county, all roads surrounding the fire northwest of the lake are now open again and all evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire thated two homes has burned more than 4300 acres since tuesday. it's now 55% contained. >>> fire is a big concern for police and firefighters tonight. this is the scene every year on the fourth of july. illegal fireworks everywhere. but this year the situation is more dire because of california's drought. police and firefighters are out in large numbers tonight, hoping to prevent a disaster. we have team coverage tonight on the fireworks crackdown. we begin with abc7 news reporter david louie in san jose with a closer look at the fireworks tonight. >> reporter: this hill right here is one of many the area firefighters are keeping an

huge plumes of smoke are filling the sky near cal expo. at one point firefighters say flames reached 200 feet in the air. the grandstand where tonight's fireworks performance is scheduled has been evacuated. no structures have been damaged. >>> turning now to that wildfire in napa county, all roads surrounding the fire northwest of the lake are now open again and all evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire that destroyed two homes has burned more than 4300 acres since tuesday. it's now 55% contained. >>> fire is a big concern for police and firefighters tonight. this is the scene every year on the fourth of july. illegal fireworks everywhere. but this year the situation is more dire because of california's drought. police and firefighters are out in large numbers tonight, hoping to prevent a disaster. we have team coverage tonight on the fireworks crackdown. we begin with abc7 news reporter david louie in san jose with a closer look at the fireworks tonight. >> reporter: this hill right here is one of many the area firefighters are ke

a look at some of the newest military and commercial planes during the industry's largest aircraft expoutside london. among the new planes, the fuel efficient airbus a-350. which is so quiet, folks are calling it a hush liner. the news continues from fox after this. >>> the mother of the ga toddler who roasted to death in an suv is devastated over the loss. she is blaming the media for not letting her grieve. that's according to her lawyer in the first statement we've gotten from her side. remember the boy's father is facing murder and child cruelty charges. police in atlanta say he left his son inside that car on purpose last month for seven hours. during those seven hours, police say he sent naked pictures to women and even and underaged girl. cops say he claims he forgot to drop off his son at the day care before he went to, who. warrants also indicate both parents admitted they searched the internet for information on deaths in hot cars. but so far the police have not blamed the mother as a suspect. in a statement, her lawyer writes, again, the first statement, he says, leann na har

. >>> and we'll speak with one of the whistle blowers who helped expo the scandal at the va and hear more of what she told lawmakers about the agency's problems. >> president obama is in texas this evening and he's hop to go move the immigration debate forward. processing centers are overflowing with minors who are fleeing for a better life in the u.s. joining me now to talk about this issue, issuing williams and independent candidate for congress. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to get your take on the proposal of housing 2,000 kids in dallas county. what do you know about this plan specifically, what is your opinion? is it a good idea for the area? >> well, great question. that plan that he spoke off directly impacts my district that i'm running for, district 30 here in dallas texas. he has plans to put 2,000 undocumented legal kids in a community that is already depressed and blighted. this community has a school that has been closed down, displaced kids from the school, i attended the school when i was a young kid, as a middle schooler, now we're g

. >> the career expo is open to all veterans and their families.ll take place today from 10:00 in the morning until 3:30 in the afternoon in cupertino. that's wonderful. hopefully a lot of people take advantage of that, and take advantage of the great outdoors. >> yeah. actually fairly mild right now. temperatures will warm up nicely this afternoon. we have low clouds that will start to burn off late morning. but notice the high clouds up there. those are moving in this afternoon. i'll let you know what that will do to your neighborhood temperature, and i've got humidity coming up. >> pretty picture. thank you, francis. also next, the a's open the second half in dramatic fashion with another walk-off victory. rick quan has the highlights coming up in sports. [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet

this time from expo nine of. this is the fifth anniversary of this massive comic and animated exposition, this time being head in anaheim, california. >> were you much more straight laced. >> you didn't screw around with sci-fi things. oh, my goodness, i didn't know one thing, i still don't noah thing about science fiction. >> you're a good faker. >> i used to have to to go to comic con. so if somebody came up with a did you think that far star trek, i'd have to have producer come and dif rather them. they new about science fiction. one time i went back stage to put on star trek uniform. i calm out with what they call a communicator upside down. >> what's that? oh, the thing on there are. >> that -- >> that little thing that went like this star trek? >> i don't know. >> came up with it upside down. producers mortified. get back stage before the people see you. >> okay? somehow we have to tell that very interesting story. do you the wetter. >> very believable, mike jerrick. i bought that. >> thank you. >> all fake