in the sea of gaithersburg, md. the fifth annual geek is terrible festival on may 16th and you will see it live on booktv that day. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your arianes we will add them to our list e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> you are watching the tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv television for serious readers. >> this weekend booktv is live on in depth with ronald kessler. the investigative journalist has written several books on the practices of the cia, fbi and secret service as well as the lives of prominent political figures. cornell west is on afterwards and looks at the radical politics of martin luther king jr.. phnom chomsky weighs in on domestic and international affairs and we visit tulsa, okla. to look at the city's literary sites and talked with doctors. this weekend books on standardized testing in public schools and how presidents handle crisis situations. for complete schedule visit booktv.org. >> if you ask what do the british fear

so every week for the next two years yet another md-80 will touch down for the last time. tom costello nbc news roswell, new mexico. >>> we have late word tonight of an emergency involving an alaska airlines flight from seattle bound for los angeles. the airline says that shortly after takeoff the pilot reported hearing banging. after immediately landing back in seattle, a ramp agent was found inside a front cargo hold. the airline says the worker appeared okay but was taken to the hospital as a precaution. the aircraft was in the air for a total of 14 minutes. no word yet exactly how this happened. the incident is obviously under investigation. >>> when we come back how young is too young for children to walk off on their own? a case that got a lot of attention is back in the spotlight making a fist something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to declare victory. so cvs health provides expert support and vital medicines. make a fist for me. at our infusion centers or in patients homes. we help them fight the good fight. cvs health, because health is everything. m

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so every week for the next two years yet another md-80 will touch down for the last time. tom costello, nbc news, roswell, new mexico. >>> when we come back how young is too young for children to walk off on their own? a case in the spotlight is back tonight. >>> a maryland couple is back in the news tonight weeks after child protective services found them responsible for, quote, unsubstantiated child neglect. it's all because they let their children ages 6 and 10 walk alone in their neighborhood. and as nbc's rehema ellis reports, an incident over the weekend is igniting their fight all over again. >> reporter: the meitiv family is battling child protective services again. their two children were taken into custody sunday afternoon after a report that they were walking alone blocks from their home in silver spring, maryland. 10-year-old rafi says they were kept from their parents for hours. >> i thought i was going to be taken away from my parents. >> they wouldn't even let my 6-year-old go to the bathroom. what did they think she was going to do? >> reporter: last decemb

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>> gary: will bring md ease-as. we're going in the gap with rick. he's not carl lewis he's.oing into the fifth thing. he's out of the place or going into extra place. as the offense little doubt. this is in the late 11th inning . they never quit. the least a colorado. >> gary: kids enjoying some cotton candy in colorado top 2nd/ scoreless justin maxwell two more hits tonight inclding this 2-run home run 2-0 giants bottom 6th chris heston done in by a couple of doubles this one off the bat of pinch-hitter rafael ynoa d.j. lamahieu scores 5-4 rockies top 8th/ 6-4 rockies >> gary: what he went through last evening. came back from 20 down. the three-pointer at is the dad brother high-flying. mama's home in charlotte. the two current boards were holding on. big shot of his career. >> : to get back into the game . >> gary: the clippers beat the spurs skinny the spurs beat the clippers 100. >> pam: i did listen to analysis did three times now >> gary: bad for at producing >> pam: been that everybody >>> the bruce jenner interview. >> i hope i'm going to be okay. >> and his secret f

lah lo, li lou supepoliip. >> pam moore: breaking news tonight at 530 violence erupts in baltimore md had have been thrown at police squad cars have been set on fire at least at last report about 15 officers have been injured in violent clashes with a large group of protesters. the rioting started just hours after funeral for threat freddie grey. he is the man died it of a mysterious spinal injury while he was in baltimore police custody the rockets have lasted for hours. polo some the ball is live in baltimore right now with the latest. >> reporter: this started as a peaceful protest tonight now truly has turned out to a full hour riot in the police officers are struggling to regain control of the situation not far from where i'm standing right now there been several businesses that have been damaged one pharmacy was even said on fire. as one of those writers cut the water lines a zero of the firefighters' hoses to douse the flames of the fire that had been set there. baltimore mayor steffi rawlings called these writers the who were just trying to destroy the city. as a result you ca

. >> baltimore, md. tom: with a line stretching around the block. >> if the city feels busy, it is. tom: this is the busiest time of year for tourism . >> is the perfect storm between easter holiday and the meetings and conventions and regular visitation. tom: the week before and after easter bring a slew of families with children on spring break. last april when easter was on the 20th, hotels were at 80% occupancy, the highest of the year. hotel rates last march and april average $235 per night, second only to convention-heavy october. if you think this weekend the crowds will die down because the spring break people are leaving think again. the grounds will continue, and the reason is these guys are about to bloom. the cherry blossom parade is saturday, and in a stroke of luck the blossom peak is supposed to happen between then and early next week. for locals, that means downtown traffic worse than normal will stay that way at least another week. but some don't mind. >> i see a lot of families, and i like that. i like to see people coming together. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. ki

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he spent way too much time on web md. i have had cancer and tumors multiple times. keep off it. >> i love how he put it in the past tense. he digested it, finally. >>> brooke, which is worse lying about the news or crow 80ing a fyke -- fake tumor? >> when you say you might have had a tumor you put brian williams fans in an awkward position. they are hoping he did have a tumor or he is a pathological liar and he is one of the journalists that lie all the time what is going on in the middle east. i hope this sparks an investigation into journalistic inding -- integrity. if you look at how the "new york times" is reporting on iran. quote, iran agreed to a nuclear outline. 24r* is -- there is no agreement. the headline is more of a dangerous and misleading headline than brian williams i mean faking it it going down. >> you have the "new york times" to be a watchdog on brian will els why. who will be a watchdog on them? >> you have accuracy of middle eastern reporting. >> i don't know. >> assume it is association. >> there has to be some sort of a body regulating it. i m

we have mds that will act as the desk top that will extend and attach on to the old furniture. use scrap wood to create a unit base. >> we'll put it together and paint the entire thing. once it's done it will look a huge desk that sits in the center of the room that gives her a large working area. >> reporter: paint wise we went with a combination of white and orange to bring in a contemporary edge. what would have been cost a minimum of $700 at a high end store we knocked off for 85 bucks. you can't argue with those results. for more go to live well/knock it off. >> love those tips. and next week the designers show you how to give a room a whole new look with excelsed brick at a fraction of the cost. >>> we have another hour of "action news" coming up saturday morning. students at saints jo -- students a saint joseph's university are speaking out amid allegations. >>> we have a hint that hillary clinton is running for president more on the lease she just signed next those stories and more when "action news" continues in just a moment. >> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. this satu

md and global head of financial research joins us. good to see you this morning. what do you make of these results that we've had so far for these banks? >> what's interesting is the message since the beginning of the year has been that capital build up remains a big priority for many european banks. we've had the ecb taking over as forcing supervisor for the banks in november of last year and clearly it is applying pressure on the weakest links so we started the year with the rights issue that was a bank that was a bit light on capital and slashed it's dividend and raised $7 billion in the market. now we're going to germany and at some point to austria which is also banks lagging on capital. that's where you're seeing the likes of deutsche bank deleveraging. another capital increase. the fourth one over the past five years so there's still a lot of pressure on banks to improve their capital ratios. >> on that point, phillipe, because it feels like over the last five years that banks have been trying to sure up their balance sheets and make sure they have enough c

>>darya: that are breaking news coverage this morning of the day after the riots and baltimore md.esterday happen after the funeral services for freddie gray who die from a severe spinal cord injury on the police custody police said a majority of the processes have been teenagers and one of them are writer got a lesson from his mother she did not like a participating and look at what happened someone was shooting a self on video and looks like she was slapping her child a chance to come down given him a talking to for being out there among the writers with a black hood over his face and officers applaud her for this action taken away in what to think about what this parent bed you're as to about the protesting on are paid and again there had been no protests this morning everything was quiet and as far as kids the yellow ones are not in school today there is no school in baltimore md. as the continued state of emergency and also under a curfew at night. >>darya: the all england club says the prize money is going to total 40.60 million dollars that is a lot of money organizers say t

marilyn hooker, md, neurologist and president of afge local 342.at the wilmington va medical center. and mr. richard tremaine associate director of the va central alabama health care system. all of your complete written statements will be made part of the hearing record. miss flants, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman coffman ranking member kuster, and members of the committee. va exists to serve veterans. that service takes place in interactions between veterans and front line va employees. doctors and nurses claims processors, cemetery workers and countless others upon whom va depends to serve veterans with the dignity, compassion and dedication they deserve. we depend on those same employees to have the moral courage to help us serve veterans and taxpayers better by helping to make our processes and policies better, safer, more effective, and nor efficient. the department's responsibility to protect whistleblowers is an integral part of an obligation to provide safe high-quality health care and other benefits to vete

we just heard the president taking that anticipated question about what is happening in baltimore, md.. they are going to continue on in a short little bit as the last of that jewel news conference with prime minister from japan, we will monitor that for any other news. there was some news on the economic front but for now we will bring this on to the couch because of what is happening live on the left side of your screen. this is the breaking news since late yesterday as baltimore, looting, we have seen some of their return today. you can see the perimeter lines police have set up, protestors of come out reportedly peaceful that this point but it is described as very tense. your thoughts? >> the president sent a lot of mixed messages in his remark. i know he'll conduct and we feel sorry for the family of the victim in this but i still think we don't know enough and i don't think the president knows enough about what happened and what disturbs me the most is in his remarks, he buried what was really going on here and we have all seen the footage that was all criminality and mayhem las

i was going to go to medical school and do my md. >> c-span: what happened?>> guest: somehow i realized i was an artist. i knew that i had always been a photographer and worked with the images and poetry actually was my ninth-grade poet laureate in high school. but i did not really no any artists filmmakers. and so my mom was a scientist is a scientists and grew up in a lab. so i felt very at home. and when i was living in africa the scientists translated from tanzania to america. so when i came back i was able to get influence through my studies. my english was not -- it was basically learning english through secondhand in -- secondhand english speakers. not secondhand, but not native english speakers. and so i was not as -- growing up when i went to high school i was not as comfortable with my english skills as much as the science and math. when. when i applied to harvard i immediately followed my strength. it took a while to really feel comfortable with my writing and ways of expressing myself to realize that somehow i could make a career as a filmmaker. >

. >>> tyson chicken the latest to get rid of antibiotics, but is this more pr than md? ♪ son food in particular the biggest u.s. industry producer will stop feeding chickens human antibiotics by 2011. with more on this, the senior officer for pew charitable trust antibiotic enhancement trust. start with the basics. why do the farmers use antibiotics in the first place? >> antibiotics are used for a couple of different reasons. one is to treat sick animals what you would expect but that they are also used for preventing disease, controlling disease and growth promotion. there is a lot of different reasons antibiotics are being used. gerri: you say dangerous, why? >> antibiotic resistance is the big problem. every time we use antibiotics we can select for antibiotic-resistant bacteria. that means antibiotics we would need to treat disease won't work anymore. gerri: we have numbers to that effect. 20,000 americans resistant to ant bottomtics. they get bacterial infections they can't beat. that is becoming more and more common. i have to tell you, gail i look what is going

. >> that is a md-80. >> as long as you speak with authority good put your tray in the upright positionet's watch this all the way to touchdown is that is u.s. airways. it is u.s. airways. >> coming in, hold on. >> we are in for a smooth landing. yes. >> we are fascinated by simplest things. >> we will get a little pump here. >> you know it. >> there it is. >> wow. >> so smooth. >> beautiful shot. >> beautiful shot. >> it is almost 6:00 is 11 on this monday morning. >> police expect to make an addition at arrest at a brawl at a septa station. >> they are asking for the public's help now, do you recognize anybody else on this platform. eighteen year-old an trays bodniak was arrested saturday. he is face ago salt and weapons charges related to a fight at that spring garden station on the broad street line h that the was tuesday. officials say most of the suspects appear to be students. >>> 6:11. supreme court is getting ready to take on same sex marriage. should the government define who you should or shouldn't be married to. >> or is it a state issue. here's bob. >>> good morning we have

many times, the ducks mds will carry it. they won't have any disease. they will be perfectly fine.nd it is their droppings that will have the virus. then they can spread. bio security. it is important we make sure it doesn't get spread from farm to farm, people dragging it into poultry houses. that is key, looking at the bio security and making sure we really put that barrier so people don't get onto the farm and we stop the spread. scarlett you mention the last big epidemic in pennsylvania. it is not reached the atlantic fly with this time around. does a windy spring change that? >> the question about when has come up before. the wind will not carry this fire is miles. -- this virus mild. it could actually carry a potentially on a farm that was close by. we had an experience in one of the outbreaks not 1983-19 84, where it was a very windy spring and we had an infected farm. the next farm downwind got it. we knew by mapping the prevailing winds that another farm would get it. the producer actually put plastic all along the side of his house to stop the spread. and it did. i have t

. >> but if you say, md it's happening from new york to louisiana to california their kid comes homend they're stressing. and in their head the thing that is the source of their kid's anxiety is common core. common core has come to be the name for all testing related stef. >> it's being high standards being implemented with differing degrees of success and not. so we need to work with parents and communicate carefully with them. i'll give you a quick example. tennessee was one of the states that arguably had the lowest standards in the nation. they were given an f, it was embarrassing. when they raised standards, they went from 91% of fourth graders proficient in math to 30%. they were just finally telling the truth. from that point, them having the courage, first the democratic governor, then the republican governor, to raise the bar, tennessee is the fastest improving state in the nation. >> ted cruz said we should repeal every word of common core and get the government out of the business of curriculum. >> we're not in the business of curriculum. there's nothing to repeal. >> the

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>> gary: the early word warriors will open the md 8 layoffs playoffs saturday. >> gary: san antonio iswill beat arizona. if san antonio can come back then the warriors will open up against oklahoma city. if it stays the same, and lance was stepping into it for a " no playoff. --new orleans. >> gary: i had to laugh. tony says they had to be making this up through a cannot believe they may 77 and practice. they have three of the best shooters in all time creek there was no one guarding him for it here is bulky talking about with a hit in the postseason. >> we would get through all of that accurate which until you know who you are plain. --playing. >> gary:kerr is too savy to play anything crazy. >> gary: grains mom found out about it and told him to drop and the lake with the weight. he responded last night on top radio same mom and let me handle this. >> doesn't like anyone to say anything about me. she used to have something to say back creek so i have to tell her to state it off of that stuff patrick i am ok. >> gary: just an opinion. but i am all for moderate let them talk let the de

and officials hope that today's crowd stay calm as they increased tonight in baltimore md.rter: were cooling from westies as a cold front approaches the bay area or cooling from west to the east san jose is looking at 65 livermore is a 71. the gusts of up to 25 mi. an hour for the current wind speeds is 16 mi. an hour and a half moon bay will be breeze the drill late tonight and in tomorrow morning will be areas of patchy fog but it will clear out faster but it will be a cooler start the day up 40 ground and in areas upper 40's low 50s close to the water. >> reporter: a secondary disturbances pushing through a metal make your hair dryer. temperatures will be 25 degrees warmer 72 degrees that will be thursday a big warm up in store '90s emeline eighties around the bay 19-degree temperatures inland a degree temperatures are around the bay 80s and 90s >> pam moore: there is new affirmation over the bitter battle over air conditioners at an east bay school with been telling you about the martinez school board member who supported providing air conditioning to john swede element

as part of the group planning to build a new stadium in inglewood >>mark: limits set is a baltimore mda. >>mark: officers involved in his arrest have now been suspended with the have not been forced to give statements members of the committee plan to give a protest until they get an explanation and they say they hope to finish the investigation by may 1st to the concerns of the state attorney's office. >>darya: a father returning home from the military surprises his son during school picture than you have got to see this moment and it was caught on camera the law enforcement officer slams a woman cell from to the ground and rips different are and will surely the video that has long viral. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ have a day to remember. it's easy with a free red velvet cake with a 10 piece meal or larger. >>mark: he grabs a cellphone and slammed into the ground this happened in los angeles county the one across the street recorded best you can see what happened to concede woman who shot the video she was recording is a group of men wearing police last a they're talking in front of home because it woul

a md then when you're ready to think more about anti-aging, continuing to look young something with retinolfor men to catch on? i think they've been doing it for a little while, don't you think? concerned about the hygiene and looks is no longer considered taboo for men to get a pedicure or manicure. >> i think eating well exercises, taking care of your skin. what "the new york times" article pointed out the men used to borrow the women's products and they see how much less expensive they are, maybe the savvy women are borrowing from the men. >> do you moisturize. >> ily are a lot of things i should do i don't. >> i don't either. i should. >> i mean i know women who have done this for a long time and their skin is amazingly good over decades. >> right. it pays off. >> it does. >> it keeps you looking young and healthy. >> very good. >> word is your skin is very good, too, charlie. that's the word on the streets. maybe you can talk about this on evening news tonight. charlie's doing "evening news." >>> the makers of a famous matzo say they're flat out of options. jim axelrod is on the lower

so we hear about people who are, you know, now at mass general becoming mds, people who were working in the service sector which is an honorable profession, right? if that's what you, be that's what you pursue. but if you have the skills to do more and contribute more, we want you to do that. so we have people who are now helping create i.t. structures, things i don't really understand in terms of the technical and i.t. world, engineers, attorneys, other health professionals. and so that's really something that we continue just to to celebrate at the white house. because it gives us inspiration to continue the work that we're doing to pursue the larger reforms legislatively, but also our administrative reforms that are temporarily stopped at this point. i'm excited to hear about the wonderful research folks have been doing. it helps us build the case for our continued action in the daca expansion and dapa space because we know the individual one-on-one stories, but you do need the research to help back up some of the claims and some of those anecdotes that you hear. so i look forward

but that's the chain of md xha. that's how it works. many eyes focusing in on this restricted airspace because it's so hypersensitive. you have the capitol and the same goes for the white house. >> and the fear or concern is what if on that aircraft there weren't just letters in that box, if there were explosives or some osort of bomb that could have been a disaster. clearly that's the great concern and a lot of people are investigating what exactly happened. rene, thanks very much. the security breach how does the u.s. capitol grounds that took place while the iraqi prime minister haider al abadi was inside. the building was briefly on lockdown and nearby streets were briefly closed off. athena jones was up on capitol hill as this unfolded. what's the latest there? >> reporter: i can tell you it was a dramatic scene and confusing. it was several moments before it was clear that this was not going to be a threat. for a while, it wasn't clear what was going on. i was standing outside of the senate foreign relations committee room where t

so we hear about people who are, you know, now at mass general becoming mds, people who were workingin the service sector which is an honorable profession, right? if that's what you, be that's what you pursue. but if you have the skills to do more and contribute more, we want you to do that. so we have people who are now helping create i.t. structures things i don't really understand in terms of the technical and i.t. world, engineers, attorneys, other health professionals. and so that's really something that we continue just to to celebrate at the white house. because it gives us inspiration to continue the work that we're doing to pursue the larger reforms legislatively, but also our administrative reforms that are temporarily spotted -- stopped at this point. i'm excited to hear about the wonderful research folks have been doing. it helps us build the case for our continued action in the daca expansion and dapa space because we know the individual one-on-one stories, but you do need the research to help back up some of the claims and some of those anecdotes that you hear. so i loo

mds 7 mid-70s, excuse me. 80s everywhere else.able at the coliseum this afternoon. 76 to 81.ss warmer in the sun. accuweather forecast cooling hits the coast tomorrow afternoon and spreads through the rest of the neighborhoods bringing back to average by sunday. leyla? >> whew. sounds sweltering. a look at the san mateo bridge. drive, 23 minutes. looking towards university avenue on i-80 through berkeley. the drive coming away highway 4 to the maze. an accident there. right into concorde, three-car crash blocking the lane south side it's "live with kelly & michael"! today, from the hit series "scandal," jeff perry. and star of "saturday night live," kate mckinnon, plus performing the new hit "no way no," magic!. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] ♪ why you got to be so rude don't you know i'm human too ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captioning content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause]

and riley were they talk about encryption and facebook and web md and location.i think there are resources there, and we will help you we will -- a lot of public defender officers especially in the federal level, they have on staff forensic examiners who are getting more up-to-date on this topic i am actually speaking in two weeks at the national defense investigators association, just all public defender and federal defender investigators, and just walking them through the system. there's a growing awareness and growing collection of resources. the aclu in california has a great defense attorney guide to stingrays. you can download it off the website for free and it's a great resource. i did a schema for a lawyer who worked the ball of the work. so there are resources out there. don't be afraid to ask. come talk to us. >> let me briefly of from the problem. that's not very helpful but in a way that might expand people's thinking about this stuff. i served as an extra witness a few years ago on a case where a guy was charged with using a false id. i've written ab

and then therapeutics md typical of what's going on obgyn stuff, kind of interesting stuff that theyabout it tone. >> you love dogs we know that about you. >> i do love dogs. my dogs can both hit the boo-yah button better than anybody in the country. taking them from hold to buy. >> them too. >> "mad money," 6:00 p.m. eastern. ism coming up first trade for godaddy in a moment. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." a very big ipo day at nyse as godaddy's going public at post 8. i'm carl quintanilla along with sara eisen david faber, live from post 9. simon's off today. another rough session to start off april and second quarter. dow down 164. every component in red led by bowing and merck, one of the best performing stocks of the year. watching oil, steady given everything else at $48. >>> rick santelli in chicago. breaking news on ism manufacturing and construction spending. >> yes. let's go to more realtime data march, ism manufacturing 51.5, it's more than that with regard to last month's unrevised read at 52.9. it does represent the weakest level on

. >> you say web md fits into this category? >> they had to cut their numbers, cut their view and basically say we think it will be a slower developing overall health care i.t. market. it's taking time. these guys we stuck with the view. we thought aca would help. this is a stock that's now moving towards our $60 price target. it has a lot of up side and has performed extraordinarily well here today. >> another name i following, it was also featured in the "furious 7" movie, constellation brands. are you bullish on corona and modelo? >> who does not like mexican beer amongst us? let's be frank. look, it is corona modelo pacifico. you have a lot of up side to the story. you also have mondavi and woodbridge as well. we think dividend is coming soon. that's another incremental up side to this story that i think is under appreciated. >> beyond the three stocks on the list quickly -- amazon. talk to me. >> look at the end of the day amazon continues to be the leader in their market. what company do you know that is so smart they're f

health care represents about 7% of gdp in 19 md, 12% in 1990, and 20% in 2013. while things have slowed, as to pointed out, -- as drew pointed out, the rapid growth in this decade have left policymakers with concerns about the affordability and sustainability of health care spending over time. and obviously, why we care about health costs, just to say the obvious, it costs money for people to consume health care and for governments to support health care programs. but also, the more money was then on health care, the less money we have to spend money on things we care about, like education at the state level. this next chart shows how the u.s. health care spending compares to that of other nations, and some of it did not come out very well. but generally, the u.s. spends about $2600 per person more than the next closest country, which is switzerland, and about twice the amount per person as the average of other nations which have large populations and high incomes. maryland: if i can just stop you for one second gary, you have the full graphic, even though it is