y la decision fue carlos porque ganaba menos dinero en su trabajo que "kristy".m de emiliano el trabajo de el es para cuidar de emiliano, primero, para ensenar a emiliano, segundo, para cuidar la comida, mas o menos, cuidando de nosotros. uhhhhhhh. cada vez hay mas hombres que cuidan a sus hijos y se hacen cargo de las labores de la casa. mas de 4 millones de hombres en estados unidos se han convertido en "mister moms" o "senores mamas", dice la sociologa, katy pinto, quien ha estudiado este fenomeno en la universidad "calstate dominguez gil". katy pinto/sociloga calstate domnguez gil tambien hay padres que se quedan en casa porque es mas barato tener un padre en la casa y dejar que la mama trabaje porque ella gana un poquito mas dinero. sin embargo, para los hombres es dificil aceptar ese nuevo rol social. cambiarle los panales a su hijo, educarlo, limpiar la casa, rompe el estereoptipo del hombre masculino. carlos ngeles/pap que se queda en casa. yo siempre pienso, que pensaran de mi, o sea pensaran que soy un perdedor, pensaran que soy un mediocre no, que no s

y la decision fue carlos porque ganaba menos dinero en su trabajo que "kristy". para cuidar de emiliano, primero, para ensenar a emiliano, segundo, para cuidar la comida, mas o menos, cuidando de nosotros. uhhhhhhh. cada vez hay mas hombres que cuidan a sus hijos y se hacen cargo de las labores de la casa. mas de 4 millones de hombres en estados unidos se han convertido en "mister moms" o "senores mamas", dice la sociologa, katy pinto, quien ha estudiado este fenomeno en la universidad "calstate dominguez gil". katy pinto/sociloga calstate domnguez gil tambien hay padres que se quedan en casa porque es mas barato tener un padre en la casa y dejar que la mama trabaje porque ella gana un poquito mas dinero. sin embargo, para los hombres es dificil aceptar ese nuevo rol social. cambiarle los panales a su hijo, educarlo, limpiar la casa, rompe el estereoptipo del hombre masculino. carlos ngeles/pap que se queda en casa. yo siempre pienso, que pensaran de mi, o sea pensaran que soy un perdedor, pensaran que soy un mediocre no, que no se ha desarrollado profesionalment

are any of these stores back open, kristi? >> reporter: well, we do have a little bit of good news for you. and that is at least one of them is opened. it is a beautiful sunday out here, many of them wondering when their luxury retailers will open. the drying out will continue. at least one shop, the jimmy choo store, i walked over there and there are shoppers in there right now. but some of the stores are still drying out. they have crews out here with large fans, while shoppers, many from out of town were not even sure what happened and why the high-end union stores are still closed today. what happened? an incident with a water main, where it broke sending water into the basement. a number of places, jimmy choo, among others, had to shut off the power so nobody would get electrocuted inside. for shoppers, who hoped today would be the day it was frustrating for them standing by and they wanted to spend. >> it was closed all yesterday. we just wondered what time we could get in, back and forth, back and forth. so we didn't ge

well, kristy, on behalf of the international club, thank you. so much. we've learned a lot, and i can tell you that she has some books near the registration desk if you are at all interested, and let me rent you with a token -- >> oh. >> -- gift. >> thank you very much. for the invitation and the gift. now, do i open it in front of everyone? >> well, you can if you want. [inaudible conversations] >> yeah. maybe it's a new secret ink method, right? no. >> i don't think so. i don't think so. >> well, as you know, i'm very curious, so i have to open this right away, right? [laughter] oops. [inaudible conversations] it is hidden here. what could this be? >> it's a passport cover. >> oh, thank you. just what i needed for the next adventure. [inaudible conversations] >> again, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching booktv, nonfiction authors and books every weekend on c-span2. >> family, friends and former colleagues talk about michael hastings' life and career and read selections f

now he and his wife kristie are working to make sure it never happens to another parent. and they join me. now thank you so much, guys for joining. i would imagine this pain never goes away. brett, you lost your daughter. you called her ray-ray. it was a little more than three years ago as a result of a hot car accident. it must be painful to recount, but can you tell what's happened? >> it's excruciatingly painful. reliving the story, the events that happened on that day is very, very challenging. but for my daughter, in memory of my daughter, i've learned as much as i can about what brings on this type of accident. and i'm pursuing with my wife, trying to educate and let everybody know that these things happen to good, loving, caring parents. and i loved my daughter with all my life and all my heart. >> brett, how did it happen in your case? what happened? >> very common, it seems, but one element of it is -- i was -- woke up a little bit late. we were rushing out the door. and i drove my typical route to -- onward to work and to the day care drop-off. and i made a wron

kristy's clinically depressed. she doesn't like anybody. do you feel like that, like, about me? jack, meeting you is, like, the single greatest thing that's happened in my entire academic life. (jack) she's just a student, she's not gonna do anything with it. hey, jackie boy. jack, come and dance with us. later, girls. how do you know those girls? are they pros? no! thanks to dr. dre and fat joe, chicks dig big guys. what, are you jealous? just curious. come on, jackie boy.

in louisiana, from mississippi all the way to corpus kristi texas, you have one of the world's - if not the world's largest consep tryings of petrochemical plants. you -- concentration of petrochemical plants. you have to build a plant because it's next door. the neighbour can build the product. shell has been talking about building a plant in pittsburgh. it's not going anywhere, because once you make the ethylene you have to ship it to the gulf coast. there's an argument where you hear about all the things that happen with respect to natural gas or fracking. some people say it causes earthquakes. mossville is one of the most polluted places. when you go no places where the economic situation is such that the benefit to fracking outweighs the noise, it's one thing, but there are other places more populated where people have more of a voice. are we worried that they'll speak up and say this is great for energy, but bad for our health? >> we are seeing that. there's a lot of places around the country saying we love the low-cost gas, we like the fact that electricity is lower, we don't wan

former boxing champion kristy martin.urvived being stabbed repeatedly and shot by her then husband who was attempted of second-degree murder. it's an honor to speak with you today. your bravery is immeasurable, to be honest with you. i know, during his trial in 2012, you told the story of how you were stabbed and then he shot you. for people who don't know what happened. tell us more of your story >>well, it's really -- i was unprepared physically. i had been laying down taking a. that. decided i was going to go for a run. during the time i was sitting on the side of my bed, simply putting my shoes on, he came into the room with a knife and simply stabbed me repeatedly. cut my leg, cut the calf muscle almost completely from my leg. the gentleman that took note hospital described it as looking like a pot roast. as i lay there, i could hear the gurgling. i knew my lung had been ruptured. he came back in and shot me with my own 9 millimeter missing the heart by two to four inches. was hard. it's hard to say how close it was.

let's go back and join kristi kristin saloomey. >> they've allowed convoys into syria without the syria government's permission. russia and china have vetoed four past resolutions on syria. the council has been historically very divided on how to deal with the situation there. but the humanitarian crisis has gotten so bad that they've been able to come in and take this special step. the supreme court council has decided that the situation is bad enough that it is now up to the u.n. to decide how to get the aid in, and bring the aid without the government's co consent. we know that russia was very protective of syria's sovereignty in this vote, as they have been in the past. there were some attempts to make this a, quote, chapter seven resolution. it refers to the u.n. charter paragraph of the u.n. charter that allows the community to use force they didn't go if a that far. the council has come together and decided that the need of aid is too much and they had to do something to improve the situation on the ground. >> thanks for the update, kristin. from the united nations. six of the mo

nbc bay area's kristi smith is live in san francisco with the escalating immigration debate. >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon. demonstrators he we spoke with believe that children who show up at the texas border from central america should be given refugee status and protections that might come with it. they've been coming in large numbers and tempers are flaring. demonstrators outside the federal building in oakland are demanding more support for families and unaccompanied children fleeing central america. >> to really give the opportunity for these kids to have asylum and to remain in this country. >> reporter: >> reporter: they want president obama to act on their behalf saying he's been responsible for too many deportations. >> the issues are because they're fleeing violence. 60% would expect to have asylum claims. 20% are victims of child abuse. we need to do what's right. we need to do what's right in this situation. >> reporter: a situation that's turned into a powder keg in southern california where angry residents blocked buses full of immigrant children arriving in the riversi

kristie but i want to and then let me tell you the tape after all both put already. who are you and what ok so i am and katherine and i'm a principal or nurse of the child so you are at the line they go which is our with by host so we're we have here we have. we might have ten kids and six kids and they come here just to get for free right to the current so in here in her this is the back room so this is a vast room for tickets for. go by by themselves in the bars we have flights rif music so the buses are. a great time for that because it's not just think they can buffets are so just through it to have a good time with front of us. and stay for you i love it you know we're definitely done that in the last the last of the last. drive to go this trip but there are some battle scars in this one because of how everything went down i learned not to get a story you really have to go after. this one took some aggression but at the end of the day i got what exactly what i needed and i'm off to moscow. belgium's recent decision to legalize euthanasia for terminally ill child

i'm kristi smith. i'll tell you why you might want to have a plan b. >>> another look from our nbc helicopter. live picture over the fire in napa county. in the polk valley area. you can see it's still going strong. 3,800 acres burned so far. the big concern right now for firefighters, the winds are picking up. stay with us at nbcbayarea.com. we'll have more on the fire and more news after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> this is video capturing a lot of people's attention. a food truck explodes sending a huge fireball into the sky. it was all caught on tape. as you're seeing, this was in philadelphia. investigators say a leak from one of the propane tanks created a vapor cloud. the cooking grill then ignited that gas cloud. more than a dozen people were hurt in the explosion. remarkably, no one was killed. however, the owner of the food truck, her daughter, along with two relatives, are in critical condition. >>> new details now on a prowling mo

since kiev launched what it called an anti terror operation in the country we asked evy if an expert kristie it's the comment . bro who quested out through why adeline said not being prevented from flying through this this conflicts. the international civil aviation organization i k o based in montreal. was the last to organization and to declare the as space to be safe that presumably based on information received from the ukrainian authorities. have based in part on perhaps flawed intelligence sounds to they that weaponry that insurgents on the border may or may not feel it is so it's a whole bunch of questions that are cropping up now which we each need down says we need down since some fairly quickly indeed. a moscow has issued a list of u.s. citizens who are barred from entering russia twelve americans are targeted two of them for their involvement in torture one ton of obey and ten others for the abuse of detainees at abu gharab prison in iraq moscow's block this was released two days after the u.s. imposed a new set of sanctions against russian companies. we've got more details on the

kristie watchdogs are in uproar over claims the u.s. government may may have been behind the recent facebook experiment the social media site try to manipulate the emotions of users by showing them different news feeds and as merino portnoy in their reports washington has an appetite for this kind of research. when the world's largest social media platform betrays its users there's going to be outrage will study to see whether facebook could influence the emotional state of its users on that news feed it allowed researchers to manipulate almost seven hundred thousand users newsfeeds some saw more positive news about their friends others saw a more negative bomb not surprised i mean we're all kind of lab rats in the big facebook experiment but it wasn't only facebook's experiment turns out the psychological study was connected to the u.s. government's research on social unrest this is really kind of creepy sure and it gets worse what you may not know is that the u.s. department of defense has reportedly spent roughly twenty million dolla

their intention, though, kristi was to try to make it there this morning ukraine time. >> you know ias going to start by saying any parent would understand. but i think any child, any brother, sister, husband or wife would under this couple's flight to find their loved one. do we know, or do you know if there are more people who are planning to make this journalmi to get to that crash site, or as close as possible? >> well, if you speak to investigators they are preparing for it. but here is what they are telling us, international observers who are at the site tell us, stay away. this is a war that is happening between these people. and what they don't want is to put anyone there on the ground at risk. it's already difficult enough for the official governments, for the military people to get through and try to contain this. remember, there has been no control over this crash site. to then have civilians come in, it just makes it even more dangerous for everyone. so they are urging families, no matter how difficult and gut-wrenching it may be, to not be able to go there for your own s

reporter kristie fajardo with how far they are willing to go to get their way. >> get out, hubbart! >> reporter: a showdown in the high desert. christopher hubbart known as the pillowcase rapist stays indoors. >> this is our mission and we will not stop! >> reporter: while protestors who want him gone stock up and hunker down. >> he is not welcome here. women are terrified of him. >> reporter: sharon is his closest neighbor. she can make out his property from her own and as a rape survivor was unsettled yesterday to see this. >> is this mr. hubbart? >> reporter: hubbart released from a mental hospital and moving in next door. >> i looked right in. i couldn't believe it was him. i was shocked because i thought we would be notified before he came. >> reporter: she and others have tried for months to block his arrival. hubbart has admitted to raping 40 women in the '70s and '80s. a bay area judge ordered his release into l.a. county after he was deemed to no longer pose a threat. hubbart must wear a gps ankle bracelet and a program supervisor will accompany him in public for up to the

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. >> thank you, kristie, thank you, brett. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the hot car story that will surprise you. the 3-year-old that saved a senior citizen. >>> also, some think eric holder shouldn't be talking about race and politics, but no topic is offlimit here is. we're going to debate that. >>> and the man who founded his own country just so his 7-year-old daughter can be a real princess. what could possibly go wrong? they tell their story. we want to know what you think. make sure you tweet us using the #askdon. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. >>> welcome back, everyone. leanna harris' attorney says she is living a nightmare as she mourns her son cooper while he

resident kristi hauled a bucket of water from the complex hot tub. >> this is just for flushing? >> for plumbing. i spilled half of it on the way. >> reporter: she'll use it to flush her toilet. another resident, casey evans, says the management has been passing out plenty of color-coded flyers about the water problem. >> does it say how this happened? >> no. it just says there's a failure in the water main pipe. >> reporter: but no details on how it happened. since friday the entire complex at spring house apartments has been without water. the lack of such a basic utility is bad enough, but a lack of information from the property management team has added to the frustration. >> we're all at a loss. what do we do? do we get a hotel room? do we sit it out? do we -- what do we do? >> reporter: we asked to talk to managers and were told to leave the leasing office, but a resident showed us where workers are now trying to fix the leak. according to the city of pleasanton, the problem is so bad they have allowed emergency construction without work permits for now, and the fire depart

south dakota congresswoman kristi noem joins us live in our new york studio. been saying there is a border down south. when are we going to fix it? the president has done nothing. now rick perry stepped up and calling out the national guard. what do you think? >> it's up fortunate because that border is really the responsibility of the federal government. so the fact that the state of texas has stepped up and had to secure it themselves is really unfortunate for them financially and the fact that it's the president's role. we should have national guard troops down there. we need more. but the federal government should be paying for it. >> absolutely, because rick perry called up the national guard. now texas is on the hook for it. >> they are. and really honestly we need more than 1,000 troops down there, plus they're limbed by what they can do on federal land. we have some proposals going in the house that would give us more access to that, get more troops and more border patrol agents down there that would really help the situation. >> what do you think is g

. >>> good morning, i'm alison kosik in for kristi paul. >> i'm victor black. 8:00 on the east coast.m. a night after the fourth of july, the hurricane came through, hurricane arthur, now a tropical storm. no major problems, though, but still some problems. >> arthur has been downgraded. it left some evidence of its wake. streets were flooded and homes were submerged in coastal areas running from north carolina up through new england. >> and many residents are getting their lights back on at the height of the storm. more than 44,000 people lost power in north carolina alone. and it appears that travelers may have narrowly escaped a travel nightmare. despite the storm disruptions, no major delays are reported at any east coast airport this morning. >> but for beachgoers there is some lingering danger. swimmers are warned to watch for deadly rip currents. alexander field has the latest. >> from north carolina all the way up to the northeast, high winds, big waves, drenching rain and now powerful rip tides. arthur lost force while heading north, but it was enough to leave a mark. 100-mil

meet kristy lewis, 40-year-old mother of two and the newest member of the new orleans saints cheerleadings. >> it is. >>> thank you very much for joining us here on the curvy couch. see you back here tomorrow. bill: a rush hour subjectware derailment in moscow. self cars jumping the tracks. 150 injured. many reported to be in grave condition. israel resuming airstrikes in gaza. israel agreeing to a cease-fire with hamas but hamas rejecting that cease-fire

. >> here to tell how she made her dream a reality, kristy lewis.tulations! >> thank you so much. i am so excited. i'm so excited to be here this morning. thank you for having me. >> it's an honor to have you. what was behind the reasoning of trying out to be one of the cheerleaders there? >> well, there was several reasons and this all kind of fit together like a puzzle for me. of course, the main reason, the obvious reason was that this was my 40th birthday. it was a milestone birthday and i wanted to celebrate. i wanted to celebrate life and i wanted to celebrate health and especially with my diagnosis with pkd, it was important to me to make the most of this birthday because my next milestone birthday of 50 could possibly include dialysis or maybe even a kidney transplant. so i wanted to make the most of this milestone birthday and then, too, just with it involving dance, which is a passion of mine and always has been, and then also just a childhood dream of growing up to be a professional cheerleader. all of those things wrapped into one. it ju

human trafficking prevention, intervention and recovery act of 2014, introduced by representative kristi noem. the crisis of human trafficking is rues now to the lives of its victims, many of whom are drawn if the ranks of the most vulnerable in our society. this crisis has touched nearly every corner of the globe and even exists here in the united states. the justice department and its many state and local partners have made great strides to rescue children and other victims from the terrible crime of sex trafficking. last month, the f.b.i. announced a successful nationwide sting that led to the rescue of 168 children and the arrest of 281 pimps in more than 100 cities. also last month, the justice department seized a major website known for promoting illegal sex trafficking and indicted its owner. both of these cases, and the many other trafficking cases that have been brought in recent years, show that law enforcement is making progress in the fight against child exploitation. but sadly, there remains more work to be done. studies suggest that over 290,000 youth are at risk of commerc

kristie, on behalf of the international club, i want to thank you so much. we've learned a lot, and i can tell you that she has some books new the registration desk if you're at all interested, and let me present you with a token gift. >> thank you very much for the invitation and the gift. to open it in front of everyone or later? [laughter] >> maybe it's a new secret ink method, right? >> i don't think so. >> as you know i'm very curious i have to open this right away, right? >> that's all right. >> it is hidden. what could this be? >> it's a passport cover. >> oh, thank you. right. ijust what i needed for the next adventure. >> again, thank you so much. >> thank you. [applause] >> i'm allowed to have a glass of wine now. [inaudible conversations] is there a nonfiction author or book you lik you would like to e featured on booktv? send us a note at c-span.org. tweet us that booktv or post on the wall, facebook.com/booktv. >> next month on booktv's "in depth," former republican congressman from texas and presidential candidate ron paul who was written more