the second book on my summer reading list is a biography of tip o'neill by john farrell. he is a terrific writer. it's an older book but i think it's the perfect thing to read. tip o'neill would be an absolutely terrific book. it won awards when it came out. the third look is lean in by cheryl stamberg of facebook. it's about women in the workplace and how they can succeed in how they should succeed and it seems like an important book to read. as a huge baseball fan i can't go with summer without reading a baseball book. one is the art of healing. the art of fielding. the fifth book is guilty pleasure reading that i haven't done yet and i've put off which is game of thrones. it's a very popular tv show, huge book series. my book fear is when to start reading the books you have to read all of them. it i may try to tackle the first ones this summer. >> from the 2013 "chicago tribune" printers row lit fest paul reid sits down to talk about his book "the last lion." mr. reid co-authored the book with historian william manchester who while in failing health asked mr. reid to f

boston manager john farrell comes out to argue, he would get ejected.take another look he appeared to beat the tag. rays go on to win 2-1 and taking a half game lead over the red sox in the a.l. east. >>> the world war continues on twitter, rays taunted the red sox scoreboard operator, the red sox sponresponded don't worry, , we look forward to seeing you at our home games. >>> exciting finish at the indian games, white sox, it's not 1999, that is jason giambi, he comes in to pinch-hit in the ninth, promptly sends one deep over the center field wall, solo walk yourself home run at 42 years young he becomes the oldest player to hit a walkoff homer surpassing hank aaron. >>> the indians are having some fun, check out how dustin masterson's teammates treated him during an interview. >> as far as having a solid pitching staff it's one of those if we would do what we hope we would do we're excited what might take place and going back to what we were talking about if you put together what we've done since the all-star break this isn't a fluke what have the gu

and john farrell's going to be out, the boston manager, when he comes out and argues.arrell gets tossed. it appears to have not been accurately called. nava gets his foot in under the tag. and jose molina, the home plate umpire, admitted he missed the call. >>> the pirates moving up on the cardinals in the n.l. central. game and a half back. the first of five games. andrew mccutcheon, off jay westbrook. rbi single makes it 1-0. and on the next pitch, pedro alvarez, his 27th. pirates, 9-2. they'll play two on tuesday. four walkoffs monday. three by a home run this season. >>> have a great day. >> we will. >>> look out, america. jetman will be taking on our blue skies. >> this adventure, yves rossy, is set to wow crowds in oshkosh, wisconsin. >> he'll make his first flight in the u.s., with his custom-built jet suit. he gave reporters a preview yesterday. >> rossi will propel himself through the sky at 190 miles per hour, at heights up to 12,000 feet. >> that looks really cool. >> i don't want to be his co-pilot. i'll be in the safe plane. >> how do you land that bad boy

it's a biography of tip o'neill by with john farrell who's a terrific writer. it's an older book, but it's the perfect thing to read. it's tip o'neill and the democratic century. won awards when it came out. the third book on my summer reading list is "lean in" by sheryl sandberg from facebook. it's probably a book that needs no introduction, it's about women in the workplace and how they can succeed or how they should succeed. seems like an important week to try to -- book to try to read. huge baseball fan, want to read "the art of fielding." it's not just a book, it's a novel. and the fifth book is sort of a guilty pleasure reading that i haven't done yet which is "game of thrones." it's a, you know, very popular tv show. my big fear is once you start reading those books, i've been told, you have to read all of them. so i have to carve out quite a bit of time, but i may try to tackle the first one this summer. >> let us know what you're reading this summer. tweet us @booktv, post it on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> you're wat

my name is supervisor mark farrell, i will be chairing this committee. i'm joined by supervisors john avalos and london breed, and will be joined by supervisor mar who is stuck in a meeting. >> clerk young: -- documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. >> supervisor farrell: thank you mr. clerk. colleagues, given that supervisor wiener is stuck in a board meeting -- we can and then dismiss those departments. -- so mr. clerk could you please call right now items six and seven. >> clerk young:( reading agenda) >> why don't we have our health service system up. >> good morning supervisors -- acting director of the health services system. we want to thank you budget analyst team for their very thorough and thoughtful work with us and we are happy that we have come to an agreement with the budget analyst on our budget for next year. >> supervisor farrell: thanks ms. copy (sounds like) >> mr. chairman mbers of the committee on page 6, recommended reductions total -- approximately 53 percent, or 111 427 would result in savings to the general fund and for 14-15 the recommendat

farrell. >> thank you. thank you mayor lee, and yes, i get to make a speech too. i am supervisor john avalos, i represent district 11, just over the hill. i want to thank the mayor and the department staff for being here. and i want to thank supervisor farrell, the chair of the budget committee to be here. he's got a very difficult task. but one that he will have help with colleagues on the budget committee and we will be joined by supervisor cohen as well. i have talked incessantly of needing a budget based on equity, on neighborhoods and their needs. in district 10 and 11, we have the most unique neighborhoods. we have a large senior population and youth population. and we have to look at our budget to support seniors and young people as best we can. we have growing disparities in san francisco and as the economy is growing and we lift all through the economy. and ways to have programs that reach into the community that provide opportunity for young people. and to have appropriate housing, that's something i am committed to. i want to hear your ideas of how to do that and strengthen

. >> the kids we believe and and don't tnk they are in constant farrell when they step outside we don't think they need bodyguards. john: they're stupid an foldable and bad things happen. >> rethink any time anything bad happens now we have to worry about that exact same thing i kid got hurt in utatah i better not let my kids that is why we don't let them walk to school or rate at the bus stop do know what percentagef kids play outside unsupervised? john: 50? >> 6% play outside on their own because parents are afraid thinking something will terrible happened they will be kidnapped or fall down and they will be bullied. john: you became the point* person after you write an articlabout a loving your nine year-old to take the subway by himself and you are correctly called america's worst mom. if you google america's worst on it is you. >> 77 google pages which was at last count. john: maybe you are. >> maybe but there is a lot of people to start to agree with me and realize for some reason we have been sold on the idea this generation can do anything on their own. my friends granddaughter is enrolled at what class? seven

. >> the kids we believe a and don't think they are in constant farrell when they step outside we don't think they need bodyguards. john they're stupid an foldable and bad things happen. >> rethink any time anything bad happens now we have to worry about that exact same thing i kid got hurt in utah i better not let my kids that is why we don't let them walk to school or rate at the bus stop do know what percentage of kids play outside unsupervised? john: 50? >> 6% play outsid on their own because parents are afraid thinking something will terrible happened they will be kidnapped or fall down and they will be bullied. john: you became the point* person after you write an article about a loving your nine year-old to take the subway by himself and you are correctly called america's worst mom. if you google america's worst on it is you. >> 77 google pages which was at last count. john: maybe you are. >> maybe buthere is a lot of people to start to agree with me and reize for some reason we have been sold on theidea this generation can do anything on their own. my friends granddaughter is enrolled at what class? seven month

and will farrell has a birthday today, and corey feltman. this is "viewpoint." [♪ theme music ♪] >> johnod evening, i'm john fugelsang, and this is "viewpoint." we have got two major stories to start tonight's program they both speak to the reality that poor americans feel like the country is passing them buy. a leading senator is calling on the house to come to conference and work out its differences with the senate on the farm bill. the house eliminated funding for food stamps in its version, the senate did not. let's begin with trayvon martin. protesters rallied in charleston, and other towns, where a six-woman jury found george zimmerman not guilty of shooting trayvon martin dead in an altercation. 13 people were arrested in los angeles last night after a breakaway group left the march, jumped on cars broke into a wal-mart and assaulted several people including a tv news camera crew. last night one of the martin trial jurors told anderson cooper that george zimmerman was guilty but only of using bad judgment. >> i think both were responsible for the situation they had gotten themselv

my name is supervisor mark farrell, i will be chairing this committee. i'm joined by supervisors john avalos and london breed, and will be joined by supervisor mar who is stuck in a meeting. >> clerk young: -- documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk.