tomorrow, john diamond joins us from wake forest university, talking about what north residents are expecting. we will also hear from the north carolina republican party and terry pierce talking about politics, the copublisher talking about politics and will help us look at the battleground state of north carolina tomorrow morning on "washington journal." that will do it for today's program. have a great sunday. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c-span -- created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you by -- as a public service by or local cable or satellite writer. -- satellite provider. next, newsmakers with david mcintosh, president of the club for growth of his group's role in the elections. after that, the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump in las vegas. susan: as we count down to the election, our guest is david mcintosh, former member of congress in indiana and now president of the club for growth, which has a strong presence in the

asian -- >> well, now on booktv we want to introduce you to university of wisconsin professor john diamond. professor diamond, what do you do up here at the university? >> guest: i'm a professor in educational leadership. the school of education. >> host: and what exactly do you teach? >> guest: well, i teach courses on race and inequality, i teach courses on research methods, how people can study schools more effectively, and i also train leaders who are going to go out and work in wisconsin and elsewhere sort of how to lead schools, how to think about organizations, how to change them, those kinds of things. >> host: how did you get interested in education in the first place? >> guest: well, actually, my mother is an egg professor. she started -- an education professor. i really just became interested in trying to understand inequalities in education because i was a sociologist by training. in my doctoral work, i studied sociology and really wanted to understand inequality in schools, places where inequalities manifest itself, but it's also a place where inequality sort of gets reproduce

amanda lewis of the university of illinois-chicago and john diamond of the university of wisconsin-madison are the can co-authors. -- are the co-authors. thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> and now booktv's live coverage of the wisconsin book festival continues. this is author andrea mays. she's the author of "the millionaire and the bard." live coverage on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> here we go. i'll start over. welcome. my name is susan, and i work for the uw-madison libraries as a special collections librarian, an english language humanities librarian. welcome to the wisconsin book festival. i would like to introduce today our author, andrea mays, who will be talking about her book with this fantastic cover, "the millionaire and the bard." tell you a little bit about andrea mays. like henry folger, possessed by a lifelong obsession with shakespeare and his times. ann create ya spent much of her -- andrea spent much of her girlhood holed up in the library listening to vinyl recordings. a graduate of stuyvesa

john diamond from wake forest university joining us to start our discussion.arol lives in glenville, north carolina. go ahead. caller: thanks for having me on. going to address the caller who claimed that voter id was a way to suppress votes. who claimed voter id was a way to suppress votes. what voter id does. what drive he actually does is it protects legal voters. doesat voter id actually is it protects legal voters. i think they have that voter id requirement in many states. i voted for a long time in the state of georgia, where we had voter id, and it seemed to be just fine. now they say, these people that there is a it, say way -- there's not a way for everyone to have an id. i can't figure out who it is that does not have an id these days. and that law that was passed by the legislature made getting an id as easy as anything anyone has ever done, right down to go into various institutions to see the people signed on for a voter id. thanks, carol. guest: there is no doubt the voter id issue has been a very contentious one in north china, ever since the l

tomorrow, john diamond joins us from wake forest university, talking about what north resenna

john: second prize goes to alex diamond. you get $1,000. she is as public school student.tudent who wants if you know a student who wants to enter the next essay contest. impressive linda. it seems age isn't slowing you down. but your immune system weakens as you get older increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus. i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox. i could surface anytime as a painful, blistering rash. one in three people get me in their lifetime, linda. will it be you? and that's why linda got me zostavax, a single shot vaccine. i'm working to boost linda's immune system to help protect her against you, shingles. zostavax is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults fifty years of age and older. zostavax does not protect everyone and cannot be used to treat shingles or the nerve pain that may follow it. you should not get zostavax if you are allergic to gelatin or neomycin, have a weakened immune system or take high doses of steroids are pregnant or plan to become pregnant. the most common side effects include redness, pain, itching, swelling,

john. thanks. >>> the milwaukee brewers are doing some diamond, as well. >>> pete zervakis shows us the major makeover coming to miller park. >> reporter: the brewers say this is the biggest upgrade to miller park since it was built in 2001. this old concession stand will come down even if the hammer away at it today is just ceremonial. these renderings show the future, 11 new concession stands and two bars. the brewers are calling these first base ward and third base ward. they'll feature local vendors. >> we believe milwaukeeans embrace the homegrown, they embrace the local business. >> there's a local beer bar slated for the right field side of the...level. >> so many people come for so many reasons. >> the chief operating officer said development in downtown milwaukee, including a growing selection of restaurants means the brewers mus than ever to draw fans to miller park. >> to invest more in the product, both on the field and off the field. >> the brewers say the concessions upgrades will be ready for april 3. that's opening day, 2017. at miller park, pete zervakis, today's tmj4. >>> in case you

didn't jamie diamond call in to your show earlier in the week and stick his neck out for john stump? he's a good trader. he bought that stock? february, genius. if i'm looking out to next week, i know there's a volatility with deutsche bank and interest rates. i may think of hedging the bank stocks that i own. there's the chart right there. 19 is a very big support level. i don't think it's getting to 20 anytime soon. but if you think could break down. if you think there's worse news in j.p. morgan or wells fargo, looking out at the october 14, next week, 19.5 strike push. you could pay 12 cents when the stock was 1963 today. look where it evened at 1938. less than 1% of the underlying stock price. you don't want to annualize that. but i'm pitching this as a bit of a hedge, and who knows what's going to happen. two fridays in a row we've had rumors of deutsche bank. >> earnings aren't the primary driver. basically these other types of issues, and two of them affect all stocks. if you don't think you're wrong financials, you kind of are. are you if there's a rate bit or some kind of c

john took off running and that was still sitting there sipping on a brew. the suspect was arrested. >>> a rare blue diamond is headed to the auction block. take a look at this beauty. the ring holds an 8 carat named the sky blue diamond. it hits the auction block next month. it is expected to bring in $25 million. >> christmas is coming up, kari. >> that is >>> coming up, the latest group who thinks it would be a good idea to put a new tax on sugary drinks. >>> plus, who is better at giving you a diagnosis when your sick, a real doctor or computer? >>> looks like paradise but one man runs into big trouble at sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much. ? a surfer is recovering in an oregon hospital... after a a surfer is recoveri

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john eliot works for i-cast, a nonprofit who helps low make changes to save money. the organization received a $1 million grant from the department of energy to make these diamond of changes. >> we're hoping to -- these kind of changes. >> we're hoping to save them 20 to 30% on their utility bills. >> reporter: when you consider luis' bill -- >> it could be 2 to $300 a month. >> reporter: the upgrades will make a big difference. affordable housing units. >>> ice cream recalled because of possible listeria contamination. >> replacement smartphones recalled after the initial >>> kraft heinz recalled lunchables due to misbranding undeclared allergens. ham and american cracker stackers contain wheat and soy. the products were incorrectly the products were produced september 21st and shipped to stores in utah and california. >>> nestle usa is recalling packages of nestle drumstick ice cream treats due to possible listeria contamination involving drumstick club 16 count variety pack and 24 count vanilla pack. the cones inside the packages were manufactured in bakersfield, california. the company received positive test results for listeria from a location on the production line.

john huck. i'm cyndi lundeberg in for christine tonight. it was viewers like you who first told us about this tonight.. nevada credit union' on decatur near blue diamond.. sure enough .. people were scrambling to find out what happebned to their cash! fox5's adam herbets is live at the cradit union ... and adam .. you've been able to find out what might of happened... yeah they're calling it a magnetic strip problem whatever that means and honestly the people here said they weren't given a lot of answers when they came in here we were first originally told that there people out you're upset and frustrated when we got here that wasn't exactly the case it might've been a little bit of an exaggeration but there were people upset and no matter how much money they lost that's just not something it's easy to remain calm about (cricket chirp atm) dear alonte gray, we have determined that your one nevada credit union debit card information has been compromised. (card gets pulled out) we will be deactivating your card at 4pm today. wants to receive. typical fun day in las vegas! haha thousands of dollars... i hope all these people get their money back. ...gone

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