[speaking in native tongue] >> translator: and that's to melville. [laughter] [applause] >> all this week watch c-span for live gavel-to-gavel coverage of this year's republican national convention in tampa, florida. tonight's session includes speeches by senator rand paul of kentucky, 2008 republican presidential nominee senator john mccain, former secretary of state condoleezza rice, and vice presidential nominee paul ryan. watch every minute, every speech on c-span. glool here on c-span2 it's booktv all day every day throughout the conventions with highlights of nonfiction authors and books from this past year. and on c-span3 also throughout the conventions 24 hours of american history tv with lectures, oral histories and a look at historical american sites and artifacts. >> tonight in prime time on booktv, "wall street journal" reporter kirsten grind talks about her book, "the last bank," detailing the collapse of washington mutual in 2008, the largest bank failure in u.s. history. >> so the crisis, they say it happened slowly and then quickly, r

i ate a herman melville novel. they are even murder confessions. we killed a mockingbird. sure some say poor dogs and complain of it. some people think this is mean to the dogs but -- >> no it isn't. no, you the take it with a grain of salt for crying out loud. >> reporter: dog owners and dog walkers in central park had their share of shame worthy stories. take kona. he is a habit of jumping into dirty fountains. >> i took him to the hudson river last week and he started swimming to jersey. >> reporter: she had to practically drag kona out. bark, is a topic. -- barking is a topic. we've never had a doorbell. i have beautiful eyes and i bark at any stranger who looks into them. ruff. one of the most common mis behaviors is eating underwear. i am an underwear eating jerk accompanied by the chewed up boxer briefs to prove it. it's not eating but drinking that gets daphne and augustus into trouble at the toilet. >> she uses her nose and she pries the seat up and he comes behind her and they start drinking from the toilet bowl. >> reporter: as with humans sex leads many dogs as

but the melville suburb which is an inner ring suburb of st. louis actually is 97% white. .13% african-american. this isn't a neighbor or an area where you're likely to have lots of african-americans. that raises the potential that racial stereotyping and anxiety could drive a policeman to behave in the kind of negatively racial profiling way that african-americans face all the time. it is one of the reasons that this kind of very chosen segregation can reproduce the stereotypes that predominate in society. >> cenk: it is a vicious cycle because if the cop's got it in his head that african-americans are more dangerous, even a 12-year-old girl might seem dangerous to him. >> i mean listen, what 12-year-old kid wouldn't either cry out or maybe try to stop someone. she says she didn't but i would do it if someone were throwing my mother to the ground and handcuffing her aggressively as a 12-year-old or a teenager, i would be outraged! i would be scared. i would be exhibiting emotional things that would be very intense. that's what young people do.

i hate a herman melville novel. there are even murder confession. we killed a mockingbird.oitation. >> look at that little thing. >> reporter: dog owners and dog walkers had their share of shame-worthy stories. take this dog, he has a habit of jumping into dirty fountains. she had to drag him out. barking is a particular dog shaming topic. i bark at doorbells on tv but we've never had a doorbell. i have beautiful eyes and i bark at any stranger who looks into them. on of the most common misbehaviors seems to be eating underwear. i am an underwear eating jerk accompanied by the briefs to prue it. it's drinking that gets this dog in trouble at the toilet. >> she pries the seat up. they tring from the toilet

melville park substantially higher than that.an who he safe that's just crazy texas. keeping values propped up. break even point there is almost higher than average. >> almost anyone years it break evening. >> >> amazing look around these big cities, who can afford. all the buildings are full in new york city. where are they making this economy in this economy? >> extremely tough for renters. you see what you can get rent $5,000 something halfway decent. >> most of our viewers are scratching heir heads saying thank god i don't live in new york. always great to he sue. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show. thousands of americans rallied in support of chick-fil-a using the almighty dollar to send their message. how was this rally different from the occupy wall street rallies? we're going to take a look at both of those next. plus, is an adult only flight worth the money? new study how many people are preferring to travel to be kid free. hi. we're spreading the word about new honey bunches of oats fruit blends and their unique tas