mr. gabriel. we want to go to holly hughes, prosecutor, knows all about this. we have been talking about these cases. this particular case you and i on the air. is this surprising to you that this is happening now after four days of deliberation? >> no, because in the beginning -- >> holly, start over. we couldn't hear you. >> okay. it doesn't surprise me because they probably took a straw vote in the very beginning and they have been if you rememberly entrenched in their position, whether it's not guilty all the way across the board or whether it's guilty across the board. and so what they have been doing is reviewing the evidence. this is a careful jury. you see it in the questions they are asking. they were so on top of it. one of them was missing one page of jury instructions, but noticed it. you know what that tells me, they read those 40 some pages to notice they were mising that one instruction. it doesn't surprise me. . it's disheartening they can't agree. i want to point out what somebody just tweeted to me saying, this allen charge was very weak. and

gabriel sherman everybody. [applause] >> if you would like to meet mr. sherman in person and have him sign your book please allow him to quick weight exit the church that he may head to the author signing tent in the middle of telfair squared. thank you. [inaudible conversations] that was gabriel sherman talking about roger ailes and "fox news." we will be back with more shortly. >> we are not in a post-feminist era. i'm very concerned about the quote war on women. we are growing back access to reproductive rights. there is no and to the regrettable statistics on violence against women. we have not stopped shaming girls about their bodies. we have so much sexism in the media which implies you have to have a certain shape to be loved or popular. the problem in defining feminism is it is true that what unifies a lot of women globally is what is done to women and i don't want to identify feminism as about victimhood. that's a very important critique you don't want victim feminism. .. but there is so much work to do and globally at the statistics are frighte

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from the and wrapping up the list is gabriel herman's profile of fox news president roger race in "the loudest voice in the room." look for mr. sherman's appearance on "after words" airing in the near future on booktv on c-span2. and that's the top ten best-selling nonfiction books list according to the lang wills times. los angeles times. [inaudible conversations] >> and we're back with more live cover coverage of the 2014 savannah book festival. scott berg is next. [inaudible conversations] .. will conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] guilt ge built inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. mining is linda hon tuned and i am delighted to welcome you to the seventh annual savannah book festival presented by georgia power. whose lights are shining brightly in my eyes. this would made possible by fran and john kane. many of you have been to many wonderful sessions this morning. today was a difficult day for some of us as we chose which authors to visit during the day. we would like to extend special thanks to our presenting sponsor georgia pow

memoir little failure and wrapping up the list is gabriel sherman's profile of fox news president roger ailes in the loudest voice in the room. look for mr. chairman's appearance on booktv ads offering reprogram after were daring in the near future on booktv on c-span2 and that is the top ten best-selling nonfiction books lists according to the los angeles times. >> one of the concluding sections of the book is in effect on lessons learned about war. and one of the things that you would think people would understand would be how frequently people who advocate going to work and people who make decisions to go to war almost always are convinced the war will be short. this year we will celebrate the centenary of world war i which is a classic example of where everybody thought the war would be over by october and november, 1914. the problem in iraq in particular and it really is true of iraq and afghanistan, what began as a swift military victory quickly degenerated into a long and grinding wars. in the case of iraq it was always believed that it would be a short-term commitment. i think it would be interesting to ask those who were partici

mr. sherman will be signing copies at the square. and thank john and stephanie for sponsoring gabriel sherman's appearance here today. [applause] you made an excellent first choice for the 9:00 hour. gabriel sherman stirred the pot with his new biography "the loudest voice in the room," the inside story of how roger ailes and fox news remade american politics. he is a contributing editor at the new york magazine and is a bernard schwartz fellow at the new american foundation. and new york magazine mr. sherman reported on cover stories on media, politics and business. previously sherman was the media reporter read the new york observer. has appeared on cnn, fox news, and nbc, abc world news and national public radio. mr. sherman lives in new york city with his wife, jennifer. we know he is a competitive marathon runner and hope he will come back for savannah rock-and-roll marathon november 8th. please welcome "the loudest voice in the room" author gabriel sherman. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, savannah book festival, for having me down to talk about my new book. real treat if any

bipartisan legislation, like the gabrielle miller kids first research act, we can make this world cancer day a success and put an end to cancer in the not-so-distant future. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. higgins, for five minutes. mr. higgins: i join with my colleague from pennsylvania in recognizing that today, february 4, is world cancer day. a day in which we raise awareness of the impacts of cancer worldwide and join forces to work together to find a cure. if america does not lead the world in cancer research, there is no leadership in cancer remp in the world. a newly released report from the american cancer society says that the death rate from cancer has decreased by 20% over the past two decades. 30 years ago, less than 50% of those who were diagnosed with cancer lived beyond five years of their diagnosis. day, it's 65% for adults and 80% for children. cancer research needs to be sustained if it's to be effective. 10 years ago, 25% of all those grants that came in to the national cancer institute were funded. today it's less