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i want to thank julianne malveaux, dr. malveaux for a wonderful "surviving and thriving" and "black titan." thank you so much. i am carol jenkins. we will see a next time. thank you. love you all. we have a book signing outside. my sister, where is it? >> at the penguin booth. i will be at the penguin booth. next to the penguin booth for a book signing. hope to see all of you out there. thank you also much for your kind attention. >> wrapping up the african-american economic history discussion here from the 2011 harlem book fair. at the new york public library schomburg center for research in black culture. tvs live coverage from the harlem book fair continues in just a couple of minutes. up next the a panel exploring the history of african-american humor. we will have more from the 2011 harlem book fair after this break. what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> i have a whole long list of books but some are unfinished and some are new. the first book i'm working on is monsoon, which is a book by robert k

but no, it's julianne moore. it's a great cast. >> wait. okay, yeah., okay. there's a lot of -- well, the point -- it has a lot going on in it, so i have a hard time telling you. but -- okay, one sec. so he's a -- she divorced him. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he's -- he needs some help, and i fancy myself some kind of lothario. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> i'm some kind of -- like a pg version of that guy "the situation" from "the jersey shore." [ laughter ] >> don't lose focus. don't lose focus. don't lose focus. don't look -- >> okay. and i try to help him -- >> jimmy: yes. >> to rediscover his manhood. >> jimmy: yes! that's it. [ cheers and applause ] that was it. you described it. it's so funny. this movie is brilliantly funny. it's actually a very clever funny, too. it's not like dumb jokes. it's very smart, intelligent jokes. and you and carell have great chemistry as well. >> yeah, thanks. i had a friend help me out a lot, though. >> jimmy: who? >> well, my friend, chris angulo is the funniest guy i know. and -- >> jimmy: excuse me. [ laughter ] >> [ stammer

you kind of -- julianne moore leaves you.ou want to go out on the town and start dating. >> yeah. >> jimmy: or just try to do something. you don't know what to do. >> i don't. >> jimmy: and this guy sees you at a bar, just getting drunk, like a loser and he's like, "i'll be your wingman and i'm gonna hook you up and help you out." >> yeah. >> and he just takes you out and changes your wardrobe, takes you shopping, and like, it makes me laugh. like you end up talking about your wardrobe. you're wearing like ten layers of sweaters and a shirt like the g -- i was gonna say "g-crew." that's not a thing. >> g-crew. >> jimmy: j-crew. [ laughter ] this is back a long time ago, like six letters ago. g-crew. [ laughter ] i was in a dance group called "the g crew." [ laughter ] >> i loved you guys. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh man, 'cause we were -- >> you wore hi-tops, right? >> jimmy: i really did, yeah, i did. like really high. like, almost nelson boots. [ laughter ] but anyway, i just loved it. and i've got to say, not

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julianne moore is a great actress, can i say two words? mid-life crisis. we will explain that.> i loved it. >> so did i. you know what? that's a major statement because this man rarely likes a movie. >> that's not true. >> no, you're a tough critic. double thumbs up. four all together. >> me, too. >> you loved it? >>> also coming up, a lot of women are actually making the choice now to not have children later on in life. we're doing to hear from one woman about her choice and talk about what is becoming this growing trend. >> all right. and from gray hair to reading in low light, the things you should not stress about as far as your health is concerned. >> okay. all right. >> mr. roker, it's nice today. how long is this going to last? >> well, about 12 hours. let's check it out for you. we've got a beautiful day today in the northeast. some showers, slight risk of storms throughout upstate new york and england. monsoonal moisture in the southwest. for tomorrow, it's going to be hot again in the mid atlantic states. more rain through the southeast. rifg risk of strong storms b

. >> reporter: for the past decade brian, julianne and their kids have been coming to mcgrath beach buthis may be their last trip here. it is set to close in november. do you feel you're losing a family member? >> we do. i feel safe here. it's great for families. >> reporter: amid the pristine beauty of california's state parks there is an ugly reality, finances. they've seen their budgets cut by 43% since 2003 and cash-strapped california is shutting down 70 of its 278 state parks to save money. the closures are first for california, and another devastating blow to its park system. state parks ranger eric delstrom could only hire four workers instead of 12 to handle mans nans and repairs at four of its parks. >> it's frustrating to keep the doors open, lights on and keep water and sewer working and starting to catch up to us. >> reporter: california isn't alone. minnesota closed all of its state parks this holiday weekend because lawmakers failed to reach a new budget. in washington state, they're not closing but they're charging. $10 where it used to be free. squeezing its park system

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. >> reporter: for the past decade brian, julianne and their kids have been coming to mcgrath state beach a state park north of los angeles but this may be their last independence holiday here. the park is slated to close in september. >> do you feel like you're kind of losing a family member. >> we do. this is our favorite spot. >> i feel safe here. it's really great for families. amid the pristine beauty of california's state parks, there is an ugly reality, finances. they've seen their budgets cut by 43% since 2006. and now cash 12r57ed california is shutting down -- 70 of its 278 state parks to save money. the closures are first for california. and another devastating blow to its park system. state parks ranger eric could only hire four summer works this year instead of the usual 12 to handle maintenance and repairs at all four of his parks. >> it's getting very difficult for to us keep the doors open, keep the lights on, keep the water and sewer working. and it's starting to catch up to us. >> reporter: california isn't alone. minnesota closed all of its state parks this holiday week

you've got your julianne moore.ng. good gang. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: really good. super fun. very clever. a clever, funny movie. do you want to explain what the movie is about or -- >> it's a romantic comedy. and steve carell is recently divorced and he's trying to get back in the game. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, and ryan's his wing man. so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, ryan is like -- >> his coach or his wingman. >> jimmy: he's like his coach. he's trying to make him cool. >> his fairy godfather. yeah. >> jimmy: i guess so, yeah. and you kind of play, i would say -- i don't want to spoil anything but i want to say a little wacky, a little kooky, a little bit. >> just a little. >> jimmy: well, a little bit. i mean -- we'll show a clip. >> okay. let them be the judge. >> jimmy: yeah, because you're very -- you're very happy. >> i'm happy to be on a date. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's all. >> jimmy: you had a pretty -- this is a really good date. >> jimmy: how was it working with steve carell? >> really fun. >> jimmy: yeah.

. >> that was julianne rue reporting. it's a good example of the joy and effect dogs have on our lives. >>> there's changes coming your way when you find -- you might be able to light your way home. >> an led ball will jump up to $19. >> 19 dollars. that sound pricey doesn't it? however, soon you will be forced to pay that. apq -- abc2 news is working with options when it comes to changing your light bulbs. >>> listen up. bad habits your kids have while driving, well, it's a good chance they may have gotten them from you. one insurance company and government are work together to get the family to break team teen distracted driving. >>> 4áb8g9 of july -- 4th of july plans we have a couple ideas from decor to marshmallows and blueberries. it's coming up in the next hour. but first, of course, you want to know how the weekend will be, so here's meteorologist justin berk. >> and you know, earlier we had a lot of fun. we had a lot of july fun sun -- sun fun i gave myself extra work on this -- sun fun. i gave myself extra work.

. >>> finally, julianne moore will star as s&p in "game change" about the election campaign claims she'd had a hard time masters palin's alaskan accent. her solution, delete all her songs from her ipod. >> i erased all music. don't want it on there. >> just wall to wall palin speeches? >> exactly. >> if that doesn't work, there's always tina fey. >>> up next, michele bachmann's migraines. is it fair to question harry fitness to the president, or is this something we would never have mentioned about male candidate? that's ahead, and you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. and wrinkles and make you look older. covergirl and olay floats above lines and makes you look younger. can your anti-aging makeup do that? simply ageless from olay and easy, breezy beautiful, covergirl. this past year alone there was a 93% increase in cyber attacks. in financial transactions... on devices... in social interactions... and applications in the cloud. some companies are worried. some, not so much. thanks to a network that secures it all and knows what to keep in, and what to keep out. outsmart the threat

can i make a terrible, maybe sexual offense here -- julianne, do not be afraid. [laughter] a husband may know abstractly my wife is cheating on me. ok, i am a modern, tolerant husband. but when you get the total of your wife doing things, it is quite a different thing. -- the photo of your life doing things, it is quite a different thing. i remember about two years ago in serbia, people rationally accepted we did horrible things. but it was just abstract knowledge. then they got hold of the details that effectively showing a group of serbs shooting a couple of bosnian prisoners. it was total shock, although again, strictly, no one learned anything new. so that i do not get lost, here we can see the significance of wikileaks. many of my friends skeptical say, what did we really learn? isn't it true that every power in order to function, you have collateral damage? you have to have a certain discretion? what to say, what to not say? but what wikileaks is doing is extremely important. neither me cordially and believes and total openness. but what are we dealing with

he talks with author and educator, juliann naco. >> host: kenneth walsh, this book, "family of freedom has a fascinating piece of work. i'm actually nghia see how because you actually -- you're talking about african-americans in the white house, both as the cabinet, but also as servers, enslaved people. talk a little bit about what motivated you to do this. >> a couple things. as a white house correspondent i covered since 1986 full-time. there is always super race to the president come in different ways to get behind the curtain in the public relations and so want to see what they were really like. i've written for other books in one of try to do is find some prisons to look at them through to find something different. >> host: if i might say, your book about the presidential retreat is fascinating because it really is like you're looking at the presidency was something people would pick up. >> guest: well, thank you. very important and fascinating issue of race that has been with us from the beginning and the united states and now the presidents do with that, both in policies and att

. >>> finally, julianne moore will star as s&p in "game change" about the election campaign claims she'd a hard time masters palin's alaskan accent. her solution, delete all her songs from her ipod. >> i erased all music. don't want it on there. >> if that doesn't work, there's always tina fey. >>> up next, michele bachmann's migraines. is it fair to question harry fitness to the president, or is this something we would never have mentioned about male candidate? that's ahead, and you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. >>> i'm lampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap -- ishs solid gain

. >>> finally, julianne moore will star as s&p in "game change" about the election campaign claims she'd had a hard time masters palin's alaskan accent. her solution, delete all her songs from her ipod. >> i erased all music. don't want it on there. >> just wall to wall palin speeches? >> exactly. >> if that doesn't work, there's always tina fey. >>> up next, michele bachmann's migraines. is it fair to question harry fitness to the president, or is this something we would never have mentioned about male candidate? that's ahead, and you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. [ female announcer ] you have all this chicken. time to mix it up with new philly cooking creme. it'll make your chicken creamier, dreamier, with lots of flavor. spread the love in four fabulous flavors. spoon in a little new philly cooking creme. spread the love in four fabulous flavors. having the right real estate agent on your side is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find the experts you need, whether you're trying to sell of hoping to buy. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com

he talks with author and educate are julianne malveaux. >> kenneth walsh, this book, "family of freedom" is just a fascinating piece of work. i really enjoyed it and was envious of you. you are talking about african-americans in the white house both as members of the cabinet but also as servers, enslaved people. >> right. >> talk a little bit what motivated you to do this. >> there were a couple of things as a white house correspondent i covered the white house since 1986 full-time, you are looking for ways to see the president and getting behind the curtain and public relations and so on so tee what they were really like. i've written four other books. what i tried to do is find some prism to look at them through to find something different. >> if i might say you really have. your book about the presidential retreats is fascinating because it really is, like you're looking at the presidency with something that people wouldn't pick up. >> thank you. and, in this case i thought there was a, very important and fascinating issue of race that's been with us from the very beginning in the un

real actors like ryan and julianne moore and emma stone.lunted by years of making dumb buddy and chick flicks. >> you're sitting there with a super cut haircut and you're getting drunk like a 14-year-old girl. >> reporter: the alarmingly sleek actor plays up a pick-up virtuoso who feels for a newly dumped man and teaches him to dress and chat up the ladies. those sweety pie karel still moons over moore his first and only love who slept with her colleague kevin bacon and is now a wreck of wayward emotions. it's the sort of quasifarcical picture in which carel's 13-year-old son longs for his 17-year-old baby-sitter who longs for carel who spies on moore. the script by dan togetheralman is unusually and gratifyingly by sexual. i don't mean there's gay sex. only seen from both male and female perspectives one is is a gem. stone pressing goesaling to demonstrate the time-tested seduction routine while simultaneously swooning for it. >> take off your shirt. >> why? >> please take off your shirt. >> seriously. it's like you're photo shop. >> repor

>> julianne writes absolutely. keep their kids under control isn't being unreasonable. it's called being considerate of others. there is nothing wrong with parents teaching their children good manners. if children don't learn to respect others when they're young, when exactly are they going to learn? sandra writes, "yes. in fact, i would ask those parents with older kids who behave like obnoxious spoiled brats to laeven. unfortunately, many that are yelling and screaming in restaurants are older and should already have some manners. somewhere along the line someone decided that ill mannered children should be tolerated by all of us. if people wish to raise their kids without respect for others, then they shouldn't bother to subject them to the public." ed writes, "yes, in fact, let him do that. of course, everyone who disagrees with his position has the right to not use the establishment and to stand outside and protest his actions. i hope he is out of business in three to six months." jennifer in arizona, "the pro

we have zucchini and summer squash that we cut into a little julianne or what have you. >> all right.. >> we are seeing you put the butter in the bag. roll it up and wrap it up into a pretty little package. >> put it together real quick. we've got one right here. >> we've got one already done. nice and hot. >> what does the bag do? nice way to cook it? >> great way to cook it without it drying out. steams it up a bit. clark is going to cut that open. >> let's go to these other two. >> lobster, lettuce and tomato. ruggalach and the pancetta. we pop that right on there. that is herb mayonnaise. pancetta instead of bacon. this is lobster, mac and cheese. >> i'm going to dig into this. >> we always love when it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-ver

. >> two of our favorite actors, steve carell and julianne moore starring in "crazy stupid love." it. it's great. it's really adorable and funny and everything you want in a movie. it's great. >> all right. >> two thumbs up. >>> coming up in this half hour, we're going to switch gears on a more serious note and scary encounter for a group of teenagers who had gathered for a survival skills course in alaska. while they were there they were attacked by a brown bear. two were badly injured. we'll have details on how they're doing. >>> also ahead, avoiding some common nutrition mistakes. a lot of us try to do the right thing, the restaurant, automatically exchange ground turkey for ground beef or turkey bacon instead of pork bacon. >> if it's turkey it's not bacon. >> okay. this segment is for you, al, because actually what we think is better for us sometimes is not the most nutritious or healthy choice. so we'll get into that and maybe there's pork bacon all in our future. we hope. >> i like turkey bacon. >>> and speaking of healthy eating, one of the best things about summer the fru

when you look at steve carell and julianne moore and marisa tomei. >> it was pretty incredible. a lot of fun. this may be one of my favorite movies i've ever done. >> lauren bacall. give us a little taste of that. >> right now? my favorite time of day is night. >> that's pretty good. >> that's good. >> and we hear at 15 you tauglk your parents into going to hollywood on a power-point presentation. >> thank you. >> what was your sales pitch? >> i just remember there was a lot of alliteration. as convincing as possible. >> i saw this movie yesterday, and it's so fun. you made me cry. you made me laugh. this is a great movie. i have a feeling that a lot of people are going to really love it. congratulations to you guys. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> she doesn't like anything. >> i'm picky. >> she was talking about your dirty dancing moves. would you show us those? >> you want to try? >> sure. yeah, come on, ann. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> yeah. >> i'm going to quick change the subject. >> go ahead. >> really? >> no. >> you've got to really run. >> you've got to get some momentum. >> a