now, here are authors jane alexander and miriam horn talking about conservation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> with jane alexander and miriam horn. miriam horn has long been passionate about the environment. today she works with the environmental defense fund and she started her career at the us board services. she took a detour through journalism writing for the "new york times", smithsonian, us news and world report as we sit here on the edge of an election which is likely to mean much for our environment i went to note her very first book, which is called rebels and white gloves, follow the life story of that pioneering 1969 graduating class which included a young and determined hillary rodham. for her second book, miriam turned her attention to the environment co-authoring earth, the sequel which looks at policy changes that could allow businesses to halt climate change and with publishers weekly called, an optimistic view. not an easy complement when writing about the environment. marian brings a similarly positive outlook to the missis

tv bags and bus and we're going up to the miami-dade campus and hear from author and actress jane alexander. her new book is called wild things, wild places adventurous tales of wild life and conservation on earth. this is book tv in miami-dade. miami. as many of you know the book fair has many sponsors and were truly grateful to all the sponsors who each year provide the necessary support to make sure this wonderful event takes place and it takes place at the caliber that it does. this year with the knight foundation. many more sponsors that were truly appreciative of. we also acknowledge that miami-dade college has convened this book fair for over three decades and has brought this to our community yes you can applaud. thank you. [applause]. it takes hundreds of students and faculty and staff they come together every year around here their time and again to make this happen. thank you to miami-dade college. i want to acknowledge again and again the friends of miami book fair in your support would you wave so we can see you. thank you so much for your collaboration and support for those of

after that, you're going to hear from jane alexander, author and actress. you're going to hear from james carville who is here at the miami book fair earlier this week, scientist james glick, and authority stephen johnson, best seller, he'll also be taking your calls, dave berry, senator bernie sanders today as well. that's all coming up and you can find it all on our website, the entire schedule at booktv.org. we will be right back with author wesley lowery. >> here is a look at some of the best selling nonfiction books, according to the books and books bookstore in coral gables, florida. topping the list, bruce springsteen, born to run. and next is the cooking for jeffrey. followed by national book award winner mary oliver's reflections on her life as author and poet in upstream. fox news host bill o'reilly and historian martin dugard's recount of america's defeat of japan in world war ii, killing the rising sun. our list continues with "the hidden life of trees" and "appetites" followed by amy schumer's memoir, "girl with a lower back tattoo", and chip a

coming up in an hour from miami, you hear from actors and author jane alexander about her book wild things and wild places, but in the meantime we are pleased to be joined at the miami book fair by former florida governor and senator bob graham, his newest book is called america, the owner's manual. you write in your book you thought donald trump was a fad that would ultimately pass. >> obviously that part of the book needs to be revisited. the rest of the book holds up pretty well. in a sense the fact that he is not a fad makes the fundamental point of the book which is that there are a lot of americans who are extremely concerned about what has happened to them, they feel they have been left behind, they haven't been listened to, they have been discounted and they use the 2016 election as an opportunity to passÉ ballot for a candidate, also to make a statement of protest of their condition and what we are saying is as a citizen of the united states don't have to depend upon who gets elected president, mayor, governor, you have a possibility of making a difference if you are passionate, a

jane alexander. thank you very much. and again if you would like to have your book autographed please have to the left and past the elevators to the autographing area. thank you. your wife jean book tv on c-span two. this is a live coverage of the 30 third annual miami book fair. on the north side of downtown miami. several hours of live coverage i have. you will hear from david barry. and have it chance to talk about senator bernie sanders a lot ahead. i would recommend for you if you want to see the full schedule go to our website at booktv.org and if you want to see some behind the behind-the-scenes video and pictures follow us on social media. coming up in just a few minutes were to show you james carville. the miami book fair is a week long event anymore. but earlier this week political consultant and author james carville spoke in his book is called "we're still right, they're still wrong" here he is from the miami book fair. good evening everybody and welcome. welcome to the 33rd miami book fair. we are so happy t

sunday's authors feature tony award-winning actress jane alexander, author of "wild ."places and a stanford university professor with a book about desegregation. "in-depth" brings you a discussion on white house history and first ladies. joining our discussion, kate ,ndersen brower, william seale and also elven cells embark, author of several books. we're taking your phone calls, tweets and questions from 12:00 -- afterward, edward connor weighs on -- in on the middle class. harvardterviewed by a university economics professor. >> to a think the difference in -- tax rate in california that a small comparison to all the things that are amplifying the payoff. >> visit c-span.org for a complete schedule. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump made a campaign stop in hershey, pennsylvania and spoke for just under an hour. please welcome, the next president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump. [applause] ♪ ♪ mr. trump: this is amazing, this is amazing. unbelievable. [chanting] mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you very much everybody, this is amazing. we

sunday's authors feature tony award winning al-actress jane alexander, author of wild things, wild places. tales of wild life and conservation on planet earth" jeff chang with his book we go gonna be all right. note on race and resegregation." every first ins in depth is line from 3:00 p.m. eastern. this month brings you a discussion on approximatelyat history and white house houston and first ladies. joining us, kate brouwer. and william field, author of the white house and president's house, and the author of the at the keys to a successful presidency and a leaders we deserve and a few we didn't. we'll take your phone calls and e-mail question. and afterwards, edward conner way weighs in on expanding the middle class in this book "the upside of inequality." good tensions undermine the middle class. he is. >> do i think a difference in the tax rate in california of two points different than kansas, that's small in comparison to all the other things which are amplifying the payoff of risk taking. >> to booktv forth.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> in the new hampshire governor's

jane alexander, author of "wild things, wild places."nd stanford university professor jeff chang with his book "we gon' be alright." this month in-depth brings you a special edition on the first ladies of the white house. william seale, author of "the white house." and "the keys to a successful presidency." we are taking your phone calls and tweets from noon until 3:00 p.m. edward connor weighs in on expanding the middle class in his book "the upside of inequality, how good intentions undermine the middle class." >> do i think that the difference in the tax rate in california, two points or three points different from get is, that is small in comparison to all the other things that are amplifying the payoff and risk-taking. announcer: go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. election night on c-span, watch the results and be part of a national conversation about the outcome. the on location at the hillary clinton and donald trump election night headquarters. watch victory and concession speeches in key senate and house races. watch li

sunday's authors feature tony award winning actress jane alexander, author of "wild things, wild placesadventurous tales of wildlife and conservation on planet earth" and the stanford university professor jeff chang with his book "we're going to be all right." every sunday in depth is live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. this month in depth brings you prepresidential discussion. kate andersen brower author of the first women. william seale author of the white house and the president's house. also the author of the keys to a successful presidency and the leaders we deserve and a few we didn't. we're taking your phone calls, tweets, and e-mail questions from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern and then at 9:00 p.m. eastern the middle xpanding class in the book "the upside of inequality. how good intentions undermine the middle class." greg interviewed by mancuse, harvard economics professor. >> that is small in comparison to all the other things which are amplifying the pay off for risk taking. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> as the nation elects a new president on tuesda

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jane is in a new building the all. >> it's the things she chooses and how nice it's accomplice played and everybody everyone is ready for the town to being back on again. >> alexander limone. "fox5 local news". >> white house getting in christmas spirit too. michelle obama accepted the white house christmas tree this morning alongside nephews and the dug lars fir rivd on >> the whipped pickp a little as well. so, let's see what will be happening for you. starting off as i said with the sunshine for the weekend. don't be fooled by the sun. because it's going to be cool. let's make sure you have a jacket or sweater if you will be out anywhere trying to catch up with some of the sales as we know sox ut will be because it's cool and those winds are coming in northwest. we're talking the workweek starting dry monday and then that's going to reverse. we have rain in the forecast, could you stay and for the most part we're talking tuesday and should be liquoring through to hump day. we need the rain i'll show you those numbers in a second. clouds moving out as ridge of high pressure moves in. a weak system moving its way off the coast today and so that's left these clouds

alexander in tampa with the trump campaign. you'll be racking up a lot of miles in the next 48 to 72 hours. good luck. safe travels, my friend. >>> join me, nbc's jane timm and senior political editor beth fooy. let me talk about the states that peter mentioned. what's the strategy, what can we conclude from the states that he's jam-packing in the final snow showers. >> i agree with peter. it's impressive that he's hopping from state to state to state, certainly they're battle grounds. what is his specific path? he needs to nail florida, ohio, and possibly pennsylvania. he's hitting those states along the way, but he's also bouncing in other places, too. the path he's following to 270 is unclear. there's no question that polls have titaned. he does -- tightened. he does see movement on his behalf in places like new mexico. but again, hillary clinton has a multiple -- has multiple paths to 270. donald trump doesn't. it might make more sense for him to follow the one path he has, to nail the big states where he's doing well. and if he gets a florida and ohio, he becomes very competitive. >> jane, pick up on that point. not a clear path for donald trum