finally is my pleasure to introduce nancy wyden. [applause]. thank you lily. i'm so happy to have you here. the strand was founded by my grandfather couple years ago in 1927 and up until three months ago because he retired. we were part of our rope which was an area that ran along fourth avenue from union place. there were 48 bookstores in today's we have survived years of big box stores. i'm very thankful readers and writers like you. we're so honored to be celebrating banned book week. the tireless defender of freedom of expression in this awesome panel of authors right here his books have been banned or challenged challenge because of the presentation in the content we are so proud to have these authors on the shelf. david -- david levin thing is here. here is the author of the wealth of award-winning novels. nick and nora's and the grayson which is on grain. also editorial director where you have to start working on the kids favorite series. the honest portrayal of inner city inner-city life have met with challenges across the country. the experience of wo

liz: what a situation nancy pelosi and ron wyden are in defending a tax bracket.tuart: any high income earners in new york, illinois, massachusetts, california, if you're democrat or republican, you will hate this because you pay a whole lot more in taxes. ashley: yes. liz: 80% of that deduction is taken by the 200,000 plus crowd. seven states account for half the deductions. democrat states. stuart: that is pejorative, the 200,000-dollars plus crowd. what do you have -- liz: you're absolutely right. stuart: now this, new technology available for police cars. smart dashboard cameras. that is the best way to describe it. can identify a suspect at a distance. see if that person is carrying a weapon. you have a 360-degree field of view. that is what it being loos like out of your dashboard cam. by the way information can be fed to the cloud so it can be accessed by other police officers in different situations. joining us now, the person behind that tech, doug dickerson of coban technologies. will come to the show, doug. >> thank you very much for having me. stuart:

ron wyden of oregon and sherrod brown of ohio are sponsoring legislation to eliminate the practice of garnishing social security benefits for unpaid loans, but the bill's gone nowhere so far. nancy kukay's social security checks won't be at risk, because she keeps kept up with her monthly student loan payments. for other parents trying to figure out how to pay for college now, she has this advice: >> i would strongly encourage them to become educated in the-- in every aspect of financial aid. talk to the college financial aid people. i didn't do that. that's a huge mistake. i made assumptions that turned out not to be true. and mine is a cautionary tale. >> sreenivasan: during the past six weeks, half a million muslims from myanmar, known as the rohingya, have fled across their country's border into bangladesh. the exodus comes after witnessing or experiencing horrific atrocities by government soldiers, who rampaged in their villages as part of a crackdown on the long persecuted, ethnic minority." new york times" reporter jeffrey gettleman has reported vividly on the rohingya refugees-- the widespread burning of homes, the systematic raping of women, and brutal killings of men a