. >> es un trabajo ejemplar . >> su apellido está legado a la historia de chile. >> conoceremos a isabel afuera . >> muchas de ellas comparten una historia de abusos en mano de sus parejas y empleadores . >> era un abuso psicológico, me decía que no me pegaba que yo no tenía moretes . >> desde niña tenía esa baja estima y bueno siempre de niña la tuve-. >> maría dijo que su vida podría tomar otro rumbo y ahí encontramos a isabel allende . >> en 1992 mi hija murió de una enfermedad que se llama porfiria y yo hice un libre que se llama paula y nunca quise tocar de los ingresos que llegaron por ese libro, y un par de años más tarde estaba en la india y una mujer muy pobre me quiso regalar el bebé pero el chofer me lo quito y me llevo a la arrastra al carro y ahí reaccione y me dijo que era una niña y ¿quién quiere una niña? . >> el recuerdo de su hija paula fue su principal motor . >> ¿por qué consideras que las mujeres latinas son producto de maltrato?. >> en los países latinos se considera que es parte de la cutltura y no interviene el estado . >> un sistema masculinizado que en méxico ca

se acerca gran final del concurso ni de quién baila, ahora isabel gutiérrez le tocó decirle adiós a esta eliminación del isabel gutiérrez de la competencia. >> me voy a cenar. que qué bueno, te quedas con un premio de consuelo. >> un premio escaso. >> por un solar de william levy >> momentos emotivos hubo varios, la breve fue detenida por sobrevivientes y como siempre se despegaba en las entrevistas. el taller puede ser una entrevista con tiros y último contacto físico contigo. bien. >> eric estrada no podía creer que su mamá lo acompañaba en la pista y que le ganó a elizabeth. qué finalista en la competencia. que acá no lo creo, no lo creo. >> muchos no queremos tampoco. pero yo sé que ustedes no creen nada. a cualquiera de nosotros poder a pérez para que sean para mí. de callejero servicios recuerde esteestas naves que brota por su favorito y tiene 24 todavía texto por la persona que usted elige, la persona que esté que desean esta conferencia, es lo que tenemos ahora siguen con más en el noticiero ante puntos que pese a que se logró conocer el clima. caquetá, ya comentadas a las condi

. >> más revelaciones de isabel allende al descubierto. .>> solo el 2% de los plagios contra niños sonemos información de último minutos . >> una personas murió luego de que alguien abriera fuego a las afueras del lugar del campamento . >> esto cerró temporalmente la calle del bart . >> por el momento no se sabe si hay detenidos . >> isabel allende no tiene empacho de decir que es feminista . >> dice que ha amado a los hombres y les ha sido infiel . >> está y otras confesiones al descubierto . >> deje la religión a los 15 años y espero no volver más . >> considero que tiene cosas buenas y ha habido muchas organizaciones que han ayudado a la gente . >> pero la idea es controlar a todos y a la sociedad. >> por eso ella se reveló . >> yo quería ser libre, poderosa y con recursos. >> me revele ante toda autoridad . >> y también a la policía, curas el gobierno . >> siempre se ha dado tiempo para una tregua . >> he sido feminista toda mi vida pero eso no significa que no me gusten . >> hay que seducirlos para atraerlos a la idea de la igualdad .>> siempre son suceptibles de ser mejorados dig

>>janu: absolutely correct, isabel. the state. we will track it on future cast. by 3:00 p.m., you can see that it will start in the north bay. and by 4:00 p.m., through the delta, by 6:00 p.m. it will increase in intensity indicated by the yellow with moderate downpour possible. even overnight. the self we will receive most -- the south bay. however by noon tomorrow, is one we could only see the first try to. gusting up to 20 m.p.h. with gusting speeds and only new but tomorrow is a dry out expected. even 22 m.p.h. wind speed expected and san rlfeal visibility is still an issue but the orange color is indicating visibility of under 1 mi.. certainly be cautious the driving. and amongst all of those things is released cold. 31 degrees in santa rosa. 43 degrees in redwood city. mid 30's also and napa, novado. your extended forecast showing that we have a dry week to your work week. >>marty: in oakland, they're going to set up a new encampment. there are looking to set up 19/telegraph is an empty lot three blocks away from

also, isabel. this is the face of women who have it in their blood to pursue the strength of the filipina women. and to them, we offer the leadership of tomorrow. all of us to dedicate the future for both of you. thank you for being here tonight. and so here we are in the seat of power in the city of san francisco, and only in a filipino tradition can you combine power, leadership, and lupia. so i would like to call on our newest board member, a lovely -- i am proud of her. i knew her as a young girl, and she is really our host for tonight. so if you just keep quiet, you're going to get your food. ladies and intimate, board member of the filipina women's network, the one that can put power and lupia together, susie cansada. >> thank you, tita elena. i know everyone is hungry, because i can see the line for me already. i wanted to say, i look forward to this every year, and what we think mary -- thank marily. today was amazing, and i am looking forward to what is to come. here we are. we are a manuf

and we had to come to terms with that dimension of us that was aligned with isabel archer. and a couple of students -- i say isabel. but a couple of the students say james was right. what's bad about isabel, all that optimism and all that american high good cheer is bad about me too, and i wouldn't mind having it purged away by reading this book in the same way that james purges it out of isabel by virtue of what happens to her as the book unfolds. >> what year do you start teaching? what year in school are they? >> i teach every level, from first year to graduate students. >> how often do you get -- this is going to sound funny to the student -- a blank slate, someone who walks in and high school the first time they've ever thought seriously about reading? >> all of our students at the university of virginia are accomplished students. you know, they've done well, they've succeeded, they've gotten high scores. we take in 250 valedictorians in any given year. but the big division is between people who have a spirited drive to think and talk about their lives and to analyze t

fue y sigue siendo isabel. le quiero dar la bienvenida a isabel! esa entrega que tÚ siempre tienes. una sonrisa siempre a flor de piel y a veces el cansancio a uno lo vence. y siempre tus palabras y tu sonrisa tal vez no lo sabes pero era mi mejor estÍmulo. >> de verdad que yo me siento muy honrada que me hayas invitado de de ver. y hoy es el dÍa de recordar y agradecer y tengo muchas cosas quÉ agradecer y entre todas las cosas a mis hijos, mis nueras y mi familia, y el edificio cÓmo me quieren en ese edificio. tÚ sabes. y a ti que me has dado una familia mÁs con esas dos niÑas. >> me ha tocado mudarme y no se imaginan cÓmo extraÑo a esta mujer, ese saludo en la maÑana, temprano. ella no se quedaba tranquila hasta que no sabÍa que yo ya habÍa regresado de la calle. no me dejaba tranquila, me llamaba a cada rato y uno no se detiene a agradecer este tipo de cosas. y hoy es un dÍa maravilloso para decirte gracias. isabel, te quiero muchÍsimo y no sabes cuÁnto. gracias por todos estos momentos. [ aplausos ] >> de verdad te extraÑo un montÓn. >> yo tamb

isabel is off.t the skyline, some clouds with a prediction of what is going to happen today with the weather, janu. >> good morning, marty. watches, hazards, winter weather advisory and winter weather warnings. snowfall levels could be significant in the sierras. there is also we frosted fiery. that is going to be in effect until 9:00 a.m. however, it currently temperatures are still cold. 39 degrees in santa rosa. 38 degrees in napa. on top of the cold weather, we still have showers pushing into the north bay. take a look at 8:00 p.m. on saturday. the yellow/oranges indicating moderate/heavy. precipitation. by 9:00 p.m.- 11:00 p.m. and saturday, still pushing into the inland areas but a dry out overnight. lingering possibly tomorrow however. overnight lows will be called today, we can expect fifties and napa. the hobby today in antioch will be 60 degrees. the high today in antioch will be 60 degrees. if you are going to go to the game that at&t park? it will be a chilly start and even possible rain

fue y sigue siendo isabel.emprano. ella no se quedaba tranquil sta que sabÍa e yo ya !v habÍa gresado de la calle. no z@ mq me dejabfitranquila, me llamaba a cada rato y u no se detiene a agradecer este tipo de cosas. y hoy es unÍa maravilloso paraecirte raciasel, te quio muchÍsimo y no sabes cuÁo. gracias por todos estos momentos. [ aplausos ] z@ mq >> de ;77vçverdad te extraÑo un montÓn. >> yo tambiÉn. tÚ ses lo que yo te extraÑo, muchÍsimo. >> sÉ que te z@ mqgustan ;77vçmucho las flores, siempre tienes la casa llena de flores. °çw çw3tvve#fd&- >> mÁndale un beso a tabarÉ !v xoñ"el+dbe!pdkyo2oéque tu esposo, a los nietos. mq >> ahora en diciembre vamos a cinar juntos >> qÉdese con ñ=uuÑpçokskrooedt!xnosotros porque aÚn ueremos guir mpartiendo este sentimiento tan hermoso a travÉs de z@ de despierta amÉrica, suyo con todos ns televidentes. n te momento rmosvamos a a pausa. yÍ, mire, gracias, gracias, z@ mqgracias usted fg/ Ígalo y siÉntase feliz hÁgalo saber a los suyos. omo lo voy z@ a hacer yo en breve on

. >> i have a story about baby isabel and her dog, billy. billy is dying to get up to see his baby sister, isabel. he drops the ball. we counted, 58 jumps this poodle makes. >> does he ever get the ball? >> he never gets the ball. but just wait to see. she finally turns around and starts egging him on, too. >> taunting. >> adorable. >> i know. >> he's all pup. >> my "fixation," is from a documentary called "i believe i can fly." it's also known as the flight of the french -- check this out. some really wild stuff here. these are the skyliners. and they're tie-lining. that's a combination of climbing, flat line walking and parachuting. isn't that something? >> amazing. >> i'm sure it's totally safe, right? >> no one died, i believe. >> is that mom tester approved? >> my "fixation" is about the perils of covering silverback gorillas. i was down in florida the other day. and i was standing in front of a silverback gorilla who apparently got a little annoyed with me. check this out. i think we might have this from another angle. you can see the

. >> i have a story about baby isabel and her dog, billy.ying to get up to see his baby sister, isabel. he drops the ball. we counted, 58 jumps this poodle makes. >> does he ever get the ball? >> he never gets the ball. but just wait to see. she finally turns around and starts egging him on, too. >> taunting. >> adorable. >> i know. >> he's all pup. >> my "fixation," is from a documentary called "i believe i can fly." it's also known as the flight of the french -- check this out. some really wild stuff here. these are the skyliners. and they're tie-lining. that's a combination of climbing, flat line walking and parachuting. isn't that something? >> amazing. >> i'm sure it's totally safe, right? >> no one died, i believe. >> is that mom tester approved? >> my "fixation" is about the perils of covering silverback gorillas. i was down in florida the other day. and i was standing in front of a silverback gorilla who apparently got a little annoyed with me. check this out. i think we might have this from another angle. you can see the gorilla beh

. >>> hemos buscado soluciones, tratado de seguir adelante porque no podemos parar >>> isabel y su esposay eso. ¿por quÉ? porque no tenemos quien nos eche nada de eso tenemos miedo. >>> personas voluntarias que tienen sus documentos en regla que no corren peligro y van por esa gente y la traen en comprar >>> en tanto la h b 56 tiene o bloqueado el capÍtulo residente de los estados unidos. de cualquier forma mientras alrededor se ve cada dÍa mÁs negocios que han cerrado, los que sobreviven siguen re sintiendo las consecuencias econÓmica js sin embar econÓmicas. >>> ninguno sin embargo el dueÑ querido despedir a nadie >>> es una bola de nieve que crece con una terrible premisa, miedo de salir a la calle pero no son los Únicos afectados >>> los impuestoss que se le paga al estado, al condado y la ciudad son menos >>> a dos dÍas de san givens asi lucen >>> no podemos comprar tanto porque entra en la fecha y no hay venta nada >>> en tiempos bueno nosotros recibimos de la comunidad, ahorita es la oportunidad de estar con ellos >>> marÍa antonieta collins univisiÓn >>> el departamento de justici

ganadores del grammy latino y una nota sobre la presentacin en san francisco de la escritora chilena isabelminar los quiero invitar a que lean el prximo 24 de noviembre una edicin especial de el mensajero dedicada al da de accin de gracias, en ella traemos notas sobre esta celebracin que para muchos latinoamericanos es nueva, consejos para aprovechar las ofertas del viernes negro y sugerencias para combatir la melancola que aqueja a unos cuantos en esta temporada de fiestas. eso sera todo yo los veo la prxima semana. roll weather open cu --erika pino nos tiene el pronostico del tiempo esta noche. take pkg cu ---a la pausa con ramon diaz y un avance del deportivo... take vo segment ends take pkg cu ---gracias ramon... recibamos ahora a nancy leal con un adelanto de acceso total... te escuchamos nancy. take sot demi moore y ashton se divorcian...mas adelante les tengo los detalles...ade mas les cuento cuales fueron esas intimidades que el nuevo novio de jlo revelo de la diva del bronx...quedense con nosotros... segment ends cu --tiempo de los espectaculos con nancy leal....en acceso total. ta

they reconfigured the connector with isabelle. that will mean a slight adjustment for folks loek toll the area. locals are also welcoming that change. >>> 5:10 right now. the lost interview with steve jobs hits the big screen today. the hour-long interview with the apple co-founder was shot for the 1999 mini series "rise of the nerds," the rise of accidental empires. it was thought to be lost until the mini series director searched his garage and found it. it will be kreend at the aquarius in palo alto and shattuck theater. >>> former oakland a's manager and skipper of the 2000 world series champion st. louis cardinals tony la russa will be at market street in san francisco to raise money for his animal rescue foundation. he will then meet fans and sign some autographs and hang out and talk about what it feels like to win the world series. afterwards at&t will donate to the foundation. >> very cool. >>> 5:11 right now. santa clara a step closer to the new 49ers stadium this morning. plus cash strapped san jose, looking for a way t

suffered a big blow ahead of their fed cup final against the czech republic the world number seven bid isabel no rio over has been ruled out after failing to recover from a shoulder injury she picked up the problem during last month's cramming cup on pulled out just before today's draw for the weekend's final eighteen of us now is her replacement and she will feature in sunday's levels which is her speciality for marie curie lanka stood for the cameras with her opponent in saturday's opening rather than champion patrick a piece of it there and that will be followed by the time grand slam when it's a bit longer because it's about against the south over then on sunday through the first singles followed by the doubles that's now going to see how they're trying to get back into that they will face and she had to back up and prevent the cash the checks now the favorites for the title but there is little to choose between them with russia after their fifth fed cup trophy. we monitor your tribe is through to the semifinals of the tournament of champions in barley the russian be trying to bang shares

. >>> en un principio isabel dijo que su actual pareja llegó borracho al apartamento, después dijo quedijo que el hombre estaba en otro lugar, la mujer cayó en contradicciones, confesó haber golpeado a la pequeña, después dijoq que no la había matado. >>> en el entierro de la niña, los padres acusan a la abuela de no evitar la tragedia >>> ella se desmayó producto del evento. >>> la acusación de la fiscalía señala, además, que pierina había sido violada con algún objeto. >>> si se comprueba que la mujer asesinó a su hija, le esperan 35 años en la cárcel, aunque piden cadena perpetua. >>> gracias, andy, un balazo le arrebató la vida a un adolescente, en el momento de un robo, tenemos las imágenes, los delincuentes se dieron a la fuga y lo dejaron tendido. >>> insólito el acto de un sujeto que quería escapar de la policía . >>> en las imágenes se ve como los agentes le siguen la pista al fugitivo, el sospechoso choca, mientras los oficiales están a muy corta distancia, el hombre se baja del vehículo, fuera de sí, armado con un cuchillo, usa el arma blanca para herir en el rostro a uno de

de los indignados se pone más candente que nunca, tenemos los detalles y tenemos una entrevista de isabel

related and who will coach and their desire to stick by each other isabel stronger than before listen i love you you will be appreciated because of being. a new dawn for the occupy wall street movement has broken on the horizon and if they see a church in our party or. orgies crew is in the us at the moment constantly following developments for you surrounding the occupy movement and you see coming of this county oakland this posted on her twitter stream which from just looking at the moment that hundreds of people have been gathering in the city despite the police warning has also tweeted that an american lobby group suggested u.s. banks should undermine the campaign by researching the motives protest as you can log on to my twitter feed on that. set to become a reality a eurasian union is to be established by twenty fifteen russia along with some of its post partners are planning a common economic space with the power to resist the global financial crisis what is your position on has the story. three nations twenty million square kilometers of land one giant idea. is because like we

isabelle is more laid back and quiet. it's amazing that you can tell the difference right away. >> it's incredible what happened to you guys. since you were on the show, we all thought that you had incredible generosity when you had the baby and gave it back to that family. i didn't know if you ever felt -- how you felt toward that family at that point because you were so generous and kind but i guess now with your two new additions, life is calmer. >> we're just so thankful. we're so thankful for jennifer and her gift and we're thankful to paul and shannon. we've seen logan quite a number of times this year. we celebrated his birthday with him. his 2-year birthday. >> incredible story. >> and they'll all grow up knowing one another. >> it's thanksgiving time. we're very thankful. our family is thankful. we're thankful for our family. >> are you feeling edged out. feeling invisible up there. >> i think the girls are taking over in our house. >> jennifer, you've given this family an incredible gift. you seem just sort of l

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and isabel e mailed me. i had lunch at pier 39. on the bill there was a charge for sf 3.5%.hat is this for? city and county of san francisco all employees must be offered health insurance. if the company won't pay, they have to pay a certain amount per hour per employee to make sure they get this insurance. this mainly affects companies that own restaurants, one, they cannot charge you this unless telling you in advance. so they have to have a placard on the table or menu says they're going to charge that there. is a bill going through that is interesting saying they have to report how much they're collecting. >> and i'd like to know that. >> and that is a good question. >> and there is a big week for travel. there is a look into the east, rainy from around st. louis and washington, d.c.. light showers along the gulf coast, thunderstorms near chicago and there is dry, sunny in interior west and there is mountains snow tomorrow, rainy, stormy from seattle to portland and into northern most part of california. and there is sunny skies and fog and there is highs of 71 in palm s

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we still have some webcast happening at booktv.org isabel wilkerson will, then chat -- jeht mahal to talk about herblock you may remember her at the national book festival and then jim lehrer will be speaking in chapman hall as well and in the miami book fair 2011 concludes with author michael moore at 6:00 p.m. eastern that is

we still have some webcast happening at booktv.org isabel wilkerson will, then chat -- jeht mahal to talk about herblock you may remember her at the national book festival and then jim lehrer will be speaking in chapman hall as well and in the miami book fair 2011 concludes with author michael moore at 6:00 p.m. eastern that is nine booktv.org as well. one of the co-founders is ms. caplan and he joins us now on our set. how did this get started and when? >> this is the 28 the book fair and it was started because the president of miami-dade college called a number of us together in an attempt to bring life back to downtown miami was suffering from rough economic times and it is thought if we could bring literary culture to downtown we might be able to unite the community at the same time to bring some focus. >> host: the owner of books & books and your invited to participate. >> we had been opened two years. will be open and 30 years. >> host: what was a festival like 1982. >> the first was 1984 as a two day festival but even then we had significant authors, even allen ginsberg came t

>> i'm going to ask you to thank isabel wilkerson, and in seven minutes, the conversation will continue with booktv. they will be taking live calls and answering more of your questions. i'm going to put you on hold for about seven minutes. please stay with us, and thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> what i found a cad and a kind of those researching this book was out of the car field placed in nomination in brief presidency full of the credible stories, but the people who surrounded him will also unbelievable. first of course charles pitot, garfield's would-be assassin. it is a deeply coming dangerously in and who was highly articulate. if you read any other account of the assassination is described as a disgruntled office speaker. but that doesn't cover the smallest part of it he was a uniquely american character of this country at a time when there was a lot of play in the joints had no one to really understand what he was up to and hold him to account for it. he is a self-made man. he was smart and happy, a clever opportunist and probably would've been very succ

>> i'm going to ask you to thank isabel wilkerson, and in seven minutes, the conversation will continue with booktv. they will be taking live calls and answering more of your questions. i'm going to put you on hold for about seven minutes. please stay with us, and thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >>> what i found it again and again while i was researching this book is not only was his life and nomination and briefed presidency full of incredible stories, the people who surrounded him were all so unbelievable. you just couldn't make them up. first of course is garfield's would be an assassin. he tells me deeply, dangerously delusional man that he was very intelligent and highly articulate. if you read nearly any other account of garfield's assassination, he is described as a disgruntled office seeker. but that doesn't cover the smallest part of it. he was a uniquely american character. he was the product of this country at that time it time that there was a lot of play in the joint and no one to really understand what he was up to and falls into account for it. he t

isabelle gonzalez whitacre is the fashion feature's editor for "in style" magazine.l, this is a trend. >> it has been for a few seasons, seen it on the runways. really the key, you want to take one or two elements and incorporate it into your wardrobe, unless you want to do something dramatic and wear it head to toe. but really it's about taking key men's wear inspired elements and working with what you have in your closet. >> and still looking feminine. we're going to show our models and show off the looks. let's start with melinda, showing us a look it with the vest. >> this is a men's suit vest, essentially. really the key, you don't want to actually use a men's vest. it could look a little boxy. so this is fitted. this is from h & m. and what's nice, too, to your point, it plays with the femininity of this floral, flowy dress and creates a nice silhouette. and this works with every shape, because when you wear it open, it creates a nice vertical column that creates a nice lengthening effect. >> yeah, it's actually very flattering. thank you so much. the other tre

isabel spelled that way and old fashion oned names lake betty and on the which out brooklyn. apple.g in ly and lye ashley, or bentley. i point out that ashley as a first name. not as last name. >> that's my daughter's 98. >> good appointment for got about that. >> growing trend. people won't say ashley is a last name. >> thanks a lot. >> is not knocking her. part of the family that's all. >> okay. >> larry not on the list. >> nor sandy. by the way, what is more seriously. what is what the this man. >> we have no idea. >> mouthful. >> the andrew luck knows and ♪...my true love gave to me... six geese a-laying. five new tops... i want to be very specific about this because last year i got some gifts i wasn't exactly feeling. especially from you, uncle dale. were those acid wash jeans? i just hope you all stuck to my list this year. a new digital camera or a new suede shoulder bag would be really ideal. sorry to be so frank. i just don't need another needlepoint throw pillow, aunt carla. ♪ four calling birds, three french hens... when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. so, open your eyes

>> isabel. >> you're so cute. how old are you? >> 5. >> reporter: you're a great skater.hanks for helping us out. san francisco is so international -- >> hi. >> reporter: how are you? >> doing fine. >> reporter: how do you feel about being wednesday tonight? >> feeling great. >> reporter: where are you from? >> italy. >> reporter: did you ever think you would be wednesday? >> no, i never thought about it. >> reporter: so what -- >> jumped in. >> reporter: perfect. thanks for coming on out. thanks for coming all the way over from italy. that's what we have out here tonight. somehow i managed not to fall. and we're looking pretty good. >> wow, jeff ranieri -- >> not bad. >> at union square. he is going to go shopping now. >> thank you, jeff. >>> let's have a look at sports. >> a lot going on in the sports world tonight. we bring in henry woofer. how are you doing? >> doing great. very serious story. 46 years at penn state and no one could have imagined joe paterno leaving the game this way. the winningest football coach in division i history told his team he will retire at

in just a few minutes, isabel wilkerson will be in chapman hall talking about "the warmth of other suns." that will be available at booktv.org. after that jim lehrer are also be up in chapman hall, we'll bring that to you live online as well, and the miami book fair concludes with author michael moore at 6 p.m. eastern time, you can watch that at booktv.org. well, one more call-in segment on booktv on c-span2 coming up, and that's with jim lehrer. recently, mr. lehrer sat down for our "after words" program with gloria of cnn to talk about "tension city." here's a little bit of video, then we'll be back live with mr. lehrer. >> guest: presidential debates have become the only time with with -- where the candidates, usually two, sometimes three, are on the same stage at the same time talking about the same things. and they come usually in october with the election pretty close, maybe a month or only a month or less away. the polls show that in up in probably 90% or more of the people have already made a decision as to who, for whom they're going to vote. but for whom they're going to vote

wrap up our coverage today on c-span2 but a reminder booktv.org continued live from miami and have isabel wilkerson and who is on right now probably wrapping up her presentation, in then the miami book fair concludes with michael moore's 6:00 p.m.. thank you for being with us. this segment will out there again in the overnight hours go to the website for the full schedule. thank you for being with us from miami >> host: it is a pleasure to sit down and talk to aldershot there about your latest book, it "the reactionary mind" the subtitle, conservatism from edmund burke to sarah palin" certainly entry to me as somebody who writes about conservatism from the outside. start right there. sarah palin recently announced she would not seek the republican nomination for president. on the first page of the first chapter perhaps turning the order of your subtitle around with a sarah palin, u.s.a. john lachey -- john mccain's choice was most and conservative decision and come in that u.s. combat ill considered and imprudent. clearly they lost. but your indictment seems to contradict or glide past th

slow past the newly opened interchange with isabel for 580, towards 15 miles per hour at times.ust blips here and there. then clear by the time we get to the dublin interchange so far. look at the drive towards the bay bridge and the toll plaza. slow drive down the eastshore freeway, speeds into the 40s. your approach for 24 and the caldecott, looking all right. a live look at the golden gate bridge. even though the traffic moves slowly through the area. the low clouds in the north bay and low visibility through novato and napa that christina has been talking about. that could be an issue for the drive as well. >>> 6:49 right now. while you were sleeping, san francisco police made a big move on the occupy sf encampment. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live on market street with what's happening. >> reporter: they're not happy. what happened overnight around 1:30, police targeted campers parked out in front of 1 market street. they moved here several days ago because they say they were running out of space over at justin herman plaza where you have a couple hundred tents set u

i play isabel in "hugo." and he's an orphan and he lives in a 1930's persian train station.is. it's a 3-d wonderland full of martin scorsese-ness, and chloe moretz-ness. amazing-ness. >> jimmy: but it's super, super fun and it comes out thanksgiving? >> november 23rd. >> jimmy: november 23rd, the 2-3. >> go see it. >> jimmy: november 23rd, we have a clip. here's chloe grace moretz in "hugo." ♪ >> you two -- halt. come here. >> good day, monsieur. >> where are your parents? >> i work with my papa george at the toy booth. surely you have seen me there before. and this is my cousin from the country, hugo. [ growling ] [ snarl ] >> you'll have to forgive him. he's quite simple-minded. doltish, really. poor thing. >> jimmy: now, that's an actress. [ cheers and applause ] that is an accent right there, my little pal. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "hugo" is in 3-d and is in theaters everywhere tomorrow. chloe and i are playing a game when we come back. come on back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ adrianna ] when i grill lobster, i make sure it's a melt in your mouth kind of experi

in just a few minutes, isabel wilkerson will be in chapman hall talking about "the warmth of other suns." that will be available at booktv.org. after that jim lehrer are also be up in chapman hall, we'll bring that to you live online as well, and the miami book fair concludes with author michael moore at 6 p.m. eastern time, you can watch that at booktv.org. well, one more call-in segment on booktv on c-span2 coming up, and that's with jim lehrer. recently, mr. lehrer sat down for our "after words" program with gloria of cnn to talk about "tension city." here's a little bit of video, then we'll be back live with mr. lehrer. >> guest: presidential debates have become the only time with with -- where the candidates, usually two, sometimes three, are on the same stage at the same time talking about the same things. and they come usually in october with the election pretty close, maybe a month or only a month or less away. the polls show that in up in probably 90% or more of the people have already made a decision as to who, for whom they're going to vote. but for whom they're going to vote

isabel wilkerson "the warmth of other suns" will be at 3:30. your mic remember her from the national book festival. we did an hour with her on stage and then jim lehrer will be talking about his books on presidential debates and finally to wrap up the miami book fair tomorrow michael moore and we will bring that to you as a webcast so that wraps up our coverage today. enjoy the rest of the day in we will see you tomorrow from miami. next on booktv, kathryn mcgarr recounts the political career of robert strauss. mr. cibrian attorney at a washington law firm was well-connected inside the beltway or kerry served as chairman of the democratic national committee from 1972 to 1977. ambassador to the soviet union in 1991 and as an adviser to several presidents. this is a little under an hour. >> good evening everybody. thank you for staying tight while we waited and thank you especially for coming out and braving electrical storms, thunderstorms, tornado warnings and everything else. we really appreciate you being here. i am here with my husband bad -

>>gary: let's say i was going to be on daybreak with marty and isabel and he had a rhodes has at the same time? what do you do? are they just testing him to see what is more important, academics or sports? >>darya: this kit transfer from nebraska to be the quarterback at yale because of the academics. we will see what he does. i think he will go for the rhodes scholar. it is not fair! >>gary: if they cannot move a couple of hours, it's a hell with them. >>darya: is an all-day process, they will not budge. >>gary: let's get some folks to picket them. >>darya: occupy the rhodes scholarship community. gary, we will see you. 7:52 a.m., we will be right back. >>george: , interstate eve80 is backed up highway 4. there is no good alternate route. they are already jammed. the drive times are reported at over 45 minutes from hercules to berkeley. plan accordingly. a complete check coming up. >>erica: new research coming out fighting that fast food is more popular among middle-class americans. people who visit fast-food restaurants are middle-class compared to lower class. visits increase as i