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. >>> dave feldman -- to be epic. >>> dave feldman live at the castle. >> a brand new season and venue, the head coach always entertaining. joining me live coming up. back to you. >>> and there is a controversy in the world of competitive eating. joey chest thought woofed down 62 hot dogs to win the hot dog- eating championship, compared to the scene that the rival kobayashi put down in 10 minutes to break his record. seven miles across up to. he was not allowed to compete in the coney island eatoff because he refuses to sign a contract with major league eating, so he held his own speed eating display. >> greetings from the court of the capitals on the southwest waterfront. dave feldman joined by the head coach of the washington capitals in the third year and great pro player and doubles champ. and in tap, the first year with the castles, he won it all. good to see you, mark; good to see you. and coming in here to d.c. yeah. >> and how to enjoy the city and how to get the most out of here. >> i remember when you came in, we did that. you're going to play kc tonight, the defending champ

i'm dave feldman. the nba will officially lock out its players at midnight tonight and former wizards forward and current cavalier antwon jamison says it will go one of two ways. jamison who stumbled into a lockout as a rookie in '98 said the dispute will be settled with no games miss or they'll miss an entire season. here's what the commissioner had to say. >> i think our fans will tend to have a negative view of why can't you guys work this thing out? we would just like to have our basketball and all that goes with it. so i don't expect anything good to come out of this. this is just what happens in labor disputes when there are lockouts and strikes. >> he is depressed. >>> the washington nationals return to nats park tomorrow when they begin an 11-game homestand with the pirates. yesterday in anaheim they were looking for win no. 1 on new manager davey johnson and they're still looking for win no. 1 under manager davey johnson. nats were shut out 1-0 by the angels losing for the third straight time

one person simply can't do that and i have to tell you ken feldman, he goes by ken, ken feldman is probably the most brilliant military officer i've ever run into, and i think that he was just simply a fantastic partner for this book. >> robert pape is the co-author of "cutting the fuse: the explosion of global suicide terrorism, how to stop it" printed by the university of chicago press. >> thank you, peter. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 and here's a look at our part-time lineup for tonight. >> in 2001, 2002, c-span american series writers the authors who created the american literature. in april 2002, broadcasting live from the ernest hemingway house in key west, florida, american writers spent two hours looking at the life and the literary career of ernest hemingway. this year marks the 50th anniversary of his death. watch a re-air of that program right now. ♪ ♪ >> we have some rare footage of ernest hemingway off the coast of key west, florida. ♪ >> and key west c-span is today as our american's writers series. today we're going to focus particularly on the 1920s and '30s through

dave feldman is up next with the sports edge. >>> and roy williams wants his engagement ring back. the dallas cowboys wide river filed a lawsuit against brooke daniels, the former miss texas usa. williams said he proposed to her in february and she turned him down and kept the nearly $80,000 engagement ring and daniels claims she lost it. an insurance investigation revealed her father had the now said that he will return it.  >> good evening, i'm dave feldman. the caps signed the winger troy brown to a 2-year, $2.35 million deal. he was acquired on draft day -- draft day from the blackhawks in exchange for the first-round pick and is the last insigned cap. one of the -- jeff halpern, the potomac, maryland, native played seven seasons with washington and the sixth season. after citizens with the stars, lightnings, kings and canadiens, the 35-year-old is back with his hometown team signing a one-year deal. >> i know i enjoyed playing here before, i think i'm starting to appreciate it more now and being closer to my dad and family and having them get a chan

i'm dave feldman. ross detwiler made his debut in the triple a today. he struck out one, but it wasn't enough to corral the cubs. the first lady michelle obama was at the game to honor military families, and the cubs gave the nats some help early. this is a tailor-made double play ball, until baker throws it into left field. ouch. all-star hopeful michael moore sitting this one out but john landon offering up support for the voters. they can vote until thursday at 4:00. save number 21 as danny espinosa handles it. the nats win. now, as far as the future of the nats, a fellow by the name of bries harper, today was his second day of double a ball. not as good as his first. prior to the game, he was told by nats gm mike rizzo that he'll spend the remainder of the season in double a. no stress about when he'll get called up. it's not happening. and he's fine with that. >> it's awesome. i'm excited about that. i don't need to do anything else. i'm real comfortable down here and i feel good around the guys that i'm with and i really need to learn some stuff i

and he is still running and we know how to keep running into dave feldman, huh? how do you get rid of him? and this is some fare skies with the clouds and rain, too. i will show you where that happened. this afternoon and this evening, most of that is to the south and saint mary's city, perhaps, you're probably getting light shower there and most is to the south, fredericksburg is dry. dale city is dry and in town, we're dry and that is always good. the nexty to days, as nothing has changed here from the forecast yesterday, 93 tomorrow and it looks like tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, with the cold front worrying -- working in our direction, a good cover an of showers and thunderstorms and some strong thunderstorms, too. plent of sunshine tomorrow, and that is going to be a very issue very unstable atmosphere tell afternoon and that is going to be muggy, too. watch out for the thors late in the afternoon and evening and some more clouds on friday, 85 degrees and some of you may only be in the lower 80s, depending on the amount of cloud cover and we'll st

feldman has not sat down and met with him.when patrisha was meeting with him, they met casually but did not have a meeting. also, our office has never been contacted and as commissioner joseph stated, the past owner created a serious situation for the neighborhood. and past owners created serious situations for the neighborhood. it is a bone of contention and neighborhood outreach, a good neighborhood outreach is what is required when moving forward. i would note that given the fact that we are discussing the board of supervisors limited life permit, may be an accessory use is more appropriate for this location. that needs to be discussed also. my boss would love to discuss what mr. owens sees for this location. it is important to the neighborhood. i was in mr. caen's office, concerned about what happened there. i have not heard anything since. eight months later and all of a sudden this comes up. we want an opportunity to work with mr. owens and make sure those type of activities do not occur and the neighbors are heard. patr

michael feldman and jean feehery are here with me. i guess we can all argue, let's look at the numbers and see what they actually mean. obama won the state of michigan, by the way, the last time around. a 57 to 40, but according to the latest mra poll right now, he would lose a general matchup with romney, 42-46. john feehery, this is amazing. i think it does show that the residue of support for romney in the state in which he's best known, of course, his father was governor, his mother ran for some high office. what are your thoughts about this? >> well, chris, i think he's lost the reagan democrats that swung with him the last time. he's in big trouble with white ethnics, and that shows itself in michigan, ohio, a lot of the rustbelt states. his message over the last several weeks has been we need to raise the debt limit and raise taxes in order to do it. they don't want to raise the debt limit, they don't want to raise taxes. i know raising taxes on the wealthy, i get that. as you said before on your show, when democrats are talkin

. >> michael feldman says it's possible to celebrate the fourth without fireworks, but why would you want to? >> i'm sure you could have a barbecue and other ways to celebrate, friends, fame, music, but not the same without fireworks. >> morgan hill knows something about independence day. they have been holding this free celebration since 1896. if you couldn't celebrate with your friends and family, what would that be like? >> maybe the food. >> fire works or the family. that's all of the above. >> and at a time when a lot of other cities are cutting back, they said no way. they pounded the pavement. they got a lot of corporate donations to kipe this thing growing. most importantly it's free and helps to bring out the community. >> pretty spectacular. >> thanks. bart police officers say that their officers had no choice but to use deadly force inside a station last night. a man allegedly armed with a knife was shot and killed on a platform at san diego civic station after a confrontation. one of the officers did have a taser but chose his firearm instead. investigators did not say wh

i'm dave feldman. laura is back with more of the edge right after this. have a good night. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >>> are you ready for some football? >> taking the edge off with a sequel to field of dreams courtesy of the website funny or die. in it several nfl stars showed up in the field. kevin costner even makes a cameo. you can check out the whole video on www.myfoxdc.com on the off beat page. it's worth the view. now you have the news ed

. >> who is your co-author, james feldman? >> james feldman is the person who hired me when i taught in the air force in the 1990s. he is a retired colonel from the air force, professor, ph.d from h

michael feldman has been producing the shows for 27 years, and is ready to thrill the crowd. >> most information is pro pry teary. it's a competitive business, we're shooting up four inch diameter shelves we have roman candles. it's a spectacular show. >> since they don't relie on the city to help fund the festivities, it's up to the community to make sure the birthday party wendz a with a bang. >> i think morgan hill has one of the best shows in the bay area and there is a live band and it's fantastic. >> it lasts 18 minutes and half of the explosions taking place in the final minute for the finale. >> thank you, and we have some breaking news live from sky 7. you can see a fire in an apartment complex that broke out around 4:30 this afternoon in the 4900 block of commerce boulevard. at this point we don't know of injuries or how many people are impacted. >> two dozen people are with out a place to live after a fire wept through three apartment buildings this morning. the fire broke out around 5:30 in the garage of a building on mission street and quickly spread to the buildings on

and i have to tell you, jim feldman, he goes by came, he is part of the most brilliant military officer i've ever run into. and i think that you just simply a fantastic partner for this book. >> robert pape is co-author of "cutting the fuse: the explosion of global suicide terrorism & how to stop it." published by the university of chicago press. >> thank you, peter. >> next on book tv at the tenement museum in new york city, louisa thomas recounts the life of her great grandfather and his three brothers during world war i. >> louisa thomas is of course the great granddaughter of norman thomas, who ran for president in six consecutive elections on the socialistic ticket. he was a protestant clergyman and as she explains he offered as a tenement houses of immigrant families. while his focus was often in east home from hi his experience may have been very similar had his focus on the lower east side. norman thomas dreamed of greed and integrate harmonious new york not entirely broken down by race and nationality. i imagine he would've been heartened by the families live in our tenement ac

dave feldman is here with that story. >>> good afternoon, laura. the nats have been playing well and won 15 of the last 18 at home. two gapes above 500 they're one win away from sweeping the cubs. michael morris has been a big part of the success. lindsay murphy joins us from the park with more on a man who could be named an all-star today. m runs ph. -- murph. >> reporter: i would love love to tell you if mike morris is an all-star, but i don't know. the al and nl all-star teams. the voting had to be in by 4 and don't have results leaked to the media. even though mike morris may not be an all-star, he's playing like one and probably deserves the honor and let's go over the numbers quickly. 301 deck, the batting average. 15 home runs, 46 rbis and last night, scored what proved to be the game-winning run on the suicide squeeze and that is if the team was voting, he would be on the way to the mid-summer classic. >> reporter: ing mike has proven what he can do and important that he figure that out. you know, we value it and appreciate him. >> and to p

. >>> joining us from los angeles is whitney feldman, she served 16 months behind bars and the founderstodial coaching, a group that counsels prisoners adjusting to life after jail. >> good morning, how are you? >> doing just fine. what happens when someone is released from prison. what's the first thing they go through? >> first, every inmate in america goes through a very similar processing process, so she will change her clothes, dress out as they call it and get into civilian clothes. she'll go through a standard checkout form, be given any medications that she's taking and be ready to go. >> now in a case like this, will authorities take her to her next destination? is that their responsibility normally? >> normally that's not the responsibility, but in this case, because it's so unusual and it's a very different case where we're having a press conference ahead of time, they will escort here until she's at her destination, whether that's a plane or a home or what have you and that will be it. >> will they take her out through a side or back door? >> i think it's likely they'll tak

sports director dave feldman joins us now. >> it was a home run that ryan zimmerman hit, but it wasn'teally on the field. i'll explain. but it was a home run, make no mistake. he's the face of the nationals. that could strange. stephen strasburg pitcher someday, but zimmerman is an everyday guy solid with the bat and glove and pretty good with his heart, especially when something hits close to home. lindsay murphy has the story. >> reporter: nationals park had a different feel to it tonight, no fans, no uniforms, no umpires and no outs, but tonight's event was a home run. for the second straight year ryan zimmerman's zim's foundation hosted a night at the park benefit. his foundation supports research to cure multiple sclerosis, a disease that affects the central nervous system. nearly 400,000 americans suffer from ms including ryan's mother sheryl who is confined to a wheelchair. >> it's just nice to be able to give back. i think growing up obviously seeing what my mom went through i was always saying if i have a chance to do something, i'll do it and now to have the chance and be abl

i will play one thing that josh feldman and i were talking about the totally new thought that comes posted the book. that i have start to think about it is based upon, on the basis of conversations in asia recently. so let me say it in two ways. first of all it's pretty clear those of you who know industrial organization, you know that we measure concentration and industry it's a kind of way of thinking about how our galapagos take it will be. to share the top two, the share of the top four, the index and a bunch of others. and we know i think it's obvious the global economy is be concentrated because of the smaller entities are growing quickly. why didn't realize until recently his that pattern will reverse in about two years. because of the size of high-growth part of the global economy. i maybe wrong on on the timing but we are going on a 15 year time horizon be in a position in which the global economy is dominated by for economies, europe, taken together, the united states or north america, china and india. and then you don't have to go very much for the past that you have two economi

we caught -- we got feldman.rious varieties of gups -- guppies and gups. >> i think the yin and yang are the center of all life. the yin, i don't really know much about. but, i know a lot about the yang. >> -- and people remember things about me and what i do in my life. and what's special. what's special is, if you don't bring up anything about me. that would be -- >> i'm bill fisk, and call me if you want to get legally married. ♪ [ applause ] >> i'm currently in a band. we're called chris. i have a very interesting voice when i sing. i can give you a taste, if you want to hear it. [ scattered applause ] [ singing off key ] >> i made love to a woman seven different times. but to the same woman. she was a friend of my mother's. she was 32 years my senior. she taught me the most important thing about making love. no talking. [ sneezes ] >> doesn't that sound like -- [ coughs ] -- fun? >> have a nice day. call me. >> my name's ned quisp. give me a call. i'm not a bad man. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ]aÑ >

this is tom feldman, a.k.a.draco malfoy. >> i'm not sure i ever envisioned this, but we're ending inyle, clearly. >> reporter: you finished filming in fact a year ago, i guess you're trying to move on. you can't really when you have a night like tonight. >> everybody's been saying what is this line -- we've been looking forward to this. this is kind of like closing night. i can see it getting emotional. >> reporter: if you had one endearing image, what would it being? >> endearing memories, i met most of the adult cast as 11 years old. so -- it was weird becoming more and more shy of them the more i realized how big these guys are. but it's been great learning they're exceptionally normal and funny people. >> reporter: will you miss draco? >> yes, i'm firing spells every night in my bedroom. it's sad to leave a character behind. >> reporter: i'm going to let you go. it's a long walk down this red carpet this evening. we're hoping, of course, to speak to the other members of the cast, daniel and emma doing the rounds as we speak, and h e hopefully j.k. rowling. the numbers are just ri

. >> we hear in the piece robert feldman, soesh kolgz studying lying for years, america is a nation of that 50% of the worst lies are actually told by 5% of the population. so it's interesting, who are we watching? we might be watching that 5% of the population but the truth is that women and men both lie a lot over the course of the week. they say that they lie in approximately one-fifth of their social exchanges that lasts more than ten minutes and they say they deceive 30% of other people in one-to-one interactions over the course of a week so on some level yes, we are lying more, and the question is why? and we have to kind of think well, are we doing it to get ahead? is that what the lesson is that's being learned even though we're being taught to be honest. >> in some way if you see these people who have lied in the past to go on to some form of success whether it's financial, whether it seems to be in politics or business or some other way it would almost say nice guys finish last, throw the essays out the window. >> if you think about the people in power who are in line or lied