. >> we have an online program and all of a sudden this onet's 1:00 in the morning in afghanistan and i'm up early with my coffee to learn more about project management. >> can you take courses in history, art and technology and languages. >> it makes me feel young again, he wasn't sure, my first experience going back to school in 30 years and it was very rewarding and i found that i still had it. i could do it. >> i'm seeing my dream come true and i'm excited to get done and the career that will be awaiting and my best accomplishment in life. to explore opportunities for lifelong learning go to 6abc.com/art of aging, i'm lisa thomas-laury channel 6 "action news." >>> the action news team is out working on news story for tonight at 4:00. if you are thinking of buying gift cards for this holiday season, you may want to think again, why consumer reports says you may be wasting your money. >> and a rock start sits down with an interview with a 6-year-old boy, why sting sat down for this unusual one-on- e one-on-one. out farxiga. it's a different

the new online program will launch december 12. the traditional cookie selling season begins in january. >>> it might be the cutest public service announcement ever. >> police in florida have enlisted help from pint sized actors to promote safety. ♪ [ music ] >> look. you didn't even lock it. >> yeah. there they go. dressed as miniature criminals, shoppers, and cops. these youngsters have a warning. don't leave your shopping bags visible in your car. the video was created by the boca raton police department, and shared widely on social media. nobody actually served any time in jail. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> scott pelly is in new york. >> hi ken and liz, great to be with you in the bay area. the president today took executive action related to the ferguson decision. we'll have that for you. also, cyber monday has grown too big for humans to handle. we're going to show you the robots who are now assigned to get the packages out on time. plus, michele miller is in los alemedas, california. we'll h

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. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. here's a look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to the los angeles times. that is this week's list of nonfiction bestsellers according to the los angeles times. >> tell me what it was like teaching literature at the military academy and how you got there and how you got to this book.ht the while ago in 1997. we were at peace than. i wrote an earlier book about the transition from peace to war which at first was very wrenching, seemed pretty clear to me i was preparing my students to go to war. this book complicate that story because it became clear to me the longer the war went on wasn't so easy and my students, going back to multiple deployments and coming home is hot enough as it is that harder when you know you have to go back in a year's times a this is about that space in between war and peace, resurrecting a challenge from an earlier war. >> in 97 you knew or felt you were preparing your students to go to active duty. >> to active duty, we didn't know what they woul

typically most universities require this as an online program that they have to watch before orientation that most of these sexual assaults occur in the first eight weeks of a college experience, so doing it as part of the early education is very important, and to talk about what the repercussions are. in california now, there is a law that requires a verbal affirmation, if you are going to engage in sexual conduct. >> yes, well i'm glad you guys are talking about it and doing something to try to help on capitol hill. thank you, congresswoman, appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you for the invitation. >>> i want to take you live to the new york stock exchange. steep decline in the market right now, dow down 160 points at last check. alisyn, what's going on? >> we are seeing, poppy, the dow do a 180 from 18,000, just a couple days ago, we were on 18,000 watch for the dow. once again the dow falling 158 points. this is day two of a sell-off for the dow. we saw it close 100 points lower yesterday. big factor here, oil. we are seeing oil prices plunge again today, about another half

how is that going to affect in the future the brick and mortar colleges trying to pursue online programs themselves that are quite expensive and a lie cheaper online schools and organizations. some of the schools their stanford and m.i.t., taking courses like that. they are also not accredited committing a great deal of information. i learned a lot from them. i'll take your answer offline. >> guest: actually, i would like to know for mark unless he is gone, markets on the cutting edge of something really transformative and higher education right now and i think depending how it goes it could be the kind of thing that poses a big threat to colleges. there is this moving out there, alternative education through programs like something called massive open online courses, which allowed us them are offering for free and sometimes you can take these courses from common academy or something called the sailor organization here in d.c. d.c. based organization and you can take classes and sometimes take them for credit and sometimes just for knowledge and get a certificate or what they call a badg

>>to see more caucus new jersey with steve adubato programs visit us online at www.steveadubato.org if you would like to express an opinion email us at info@caucusnj.org find us on facebook at facebook.com/steveadubatophd and follow us on twitter at @steveadubato >>beverly lynn is cief executive officer of programs for parents inc good to see you >>god to see you >>what exactly is programs for parents? >>we're a non profit agency located here in essex county and our responsibility is to help and assist parents with their early education needs. one, by accepting applications to determine f they're eligible for financial assistance and then secondly to provide parenting training and support and in addition to that we also provide training and professional development for early education professionals >>let's talk about children in terms of pre k, how great is the demand in terms of how many families are looking to get assistance to send their children to pre k? >>well steve we serve this year about 21,000 children >>21,000 children? >>children. we receive 40,000 applications >>wow >>but

how is that going to affect in the future brick-and-mortar and colleges i tried to pursue online programs quite expensive and a lot cheaper? online schools and organizations? some of the schools are stanford and m.i.t.. taking courses like that. they're also nonaccredited. i am getting a great deal of great information and have learned a lot from them. i will take your answer off-line. >> i would actually love to know from mark, unless he's gone -- host: i think he did leave. guest: he is onto something transformative in higher education right now. depending on how it goes, it could actually be the thing that poses a big threat to colleges. there is a movement out there alternative education, i will call it, through programs like massive online courses you can take them and in some cases, you can take these courses from an academy or the similar organization in bc -- in d.c. in sometimes, you can take them for credit, a certificate or a batch. this is like a whole new alternative credentialing system that is slowly being developed out in the world of alternative education. in some fields,

thank you >>to see more caucus new jersey with steve adubato programs visit us online at www.steveadubato.org if you would like to express an opinion email us at info@cacusnj.org find us on facebook at facebook.com/steveadubatophd and follow us on twitter at @steveadubato >>mike ritzius is associate director of professional development and instructional issue the new jersey educaiton association good to have you with us >>thanks for having me >>we're about to see a video real quick something called ed camp s.t.e.a.m. which stands for? >>s.t.e.a.m. stands for science technology engineering arts and mathematics >>it's part of our classroom close up partnership with the njea they have a great series on public television called classroom close up there's a video we're about to see that tells the whole story that's all we need to know right? >>yeah yeah >>let's look at the video we'll come back and talk right after this >>alright [music playing] [music playing] >>teachers love the experience of an aha moment i mean in the reality of this experience it's all endorphin releasing aha moments and the

. >> we have built our program online to describe what we have to offer, we put photos of our home and the room and of our family. >> next month, people around the world planning to come to philadelphia for the world meeting and pope's visit will be able to go online and find the perfect host family. >> the bowings will be able to host a couple and one child next september. the diocese is extremely thankful and hopeful. >> the world is coming and we have to have somewhere for them to stay. >> all right, time to see what is going on on the roads, matt pellman with the traffic report. >> i have things to offer you guys this morning. >> one of my offerings is a crash approaching 252, taking out the right lane and giving you jammed conditions on the roadway coming south of 422, schuylkill eastbound heavy approaching the curve, and a vehicle fire near belmont is gone. bal ming oh road is closed because of a mudslide. in north coventry we are without north coventry and use kind as an alternate there. and downed wires along 413 and stump road and mount laurel, union mill road is still closed

cbs has already done that by rolling out its access to their programming online in any local market fortheoretically if you are a fan, you can go online to watch the game. i also spoke with dick parsons about this ordeal between moonve s and ergen. >> charlie has always been a tough guy. through theis way wilderness. if you were to look back a few years when time warner cable got into the big buzz with cbs, and had their head handed to them, i think les is right. people do not really care about economics between the carrier and the provider of the content. they just want their football. it is football season, it is cbs. charlie is going to lose. >> content really is king here. let's not forget, people love to hate the cable company. it is much more likely that people will blame dish rather than cbs. it really shows you the importance of content and certainly sports content. we will have more on this coming up on "street smart." we will take a look at this deadlock between a cbs and dish. we will see you at the top of the hour. thanks. coming up, to mark the 85th anniversary of "business

fcc right now, and as well as consent agreement requirement on comcast that could affect program access in the onlineace. are there any conditions that you might be watching for that could be placed on either comcast or at&t in these current mergers that could affect the space? >> guest: there certainly are some. i think one of the real questions is to return to the interconnection market. will there be conditions around intersection for comcast? the doj, i think, is -- i suspect, struggling more with the questions of the creation of vertical market power because of comcast's high market share among end users. they're probably struggling more with that question than any other question. and it's quite possible that they could feel like they could -- they could feel that a recommend for that vertical market power could be an arbitration process, or an interconnection agreements are subject to arbitration and that may satisfy any potential concerns about any competitive behavior or may not. they may decide that those issues are so large that they're insurmountable. that's going to be the issue, so we'll

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agreement conditions that were placed on comcast in its 2010 deal with nbc that could affect program access in the onlinece. are there any conditions that you might be watching for that could be placed on either comcast or at&t in these current mergers that could affect this space? >> there certainly are some. i think one of the real questions is to return to the interconnection market, will there be conditions around interconnection for comcast? the doj is, i suspect, struggling more with the questions of the creation of a vertical market power because of comcast's high market share among end-users. they are probably struggling more with that question than any other question. it is quite possible that they could feel that a remedy for that vertical market power could simply be an arbitration process for paid interconnection agreements subject to arbitration, and that may satisfy any potential concerns about anticompetitive behavior, or may not. they may decide that those issues are so large that they are insurmountable. i think that is going to be the fulcrum issue, and so we look for what are the condi

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keep watching for more here on c-span 2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >> coming up next on booktv, "after words," this week, lindsay mark lewis, the inside story about how fundraisers allowed billionaires to take over politics. the executive director of the progressive policy institute explains how elections have changed and reveals the tactics used to amass large quantities of cash that candidates now need. this program is an hour. >> lindsay lewis good to have you with us today. the book is "political america anywheres" quite the tale of your madcap run through politics up to today. but you had a fascinating start in your young life. parents who were steeped in liberal politics. your father marched in sell marks alabama, had family that marched on washington, dc, involved in a whole variety of liberal and progressive organizations. what was it like growing up in that environment and how even in your early days did that shape your mind when it came to your world view and your outlook on politics? >> guest: first of all, a great family to grow up in. they dade lo

nonfiction authors and books to keep watching for more here on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >> thank you indeed to the knight foundation on their buddy from miami-dade county college and to all of you for joining us today. for the book business this summer was a season of discontent. amazon, the giant online retailer and publishers of little brown imprint among others have locked horns. at stake with the terms of doing business moving forward, executive one of the power to set prices for the books in amazon recoils and being deprived of its trademark deep discount. while the negotiations went on behind closed corporate doors, authors and readers saw a new and darker side of amazon. the books were listed as full price or unavailable. when readers could order such books they learned of delivery would take weeks. even amazon's recommendation engine got involved. prequel is suggesting alternatives to the title. authors and not only should respond with condemnation of amazon as a monopolist and a bully. in the shadow of ukrainian civil war then raging, jeff viso's

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online. they can touch the lives of children around the world by advocating for global programs or girls empowermenteducation or that you can buy a goat as a teacher's gift and share it online and educate other people about that and the ramifications and repercussions, it's like a domino effect. not everyone is going to have the same opinion or interest but interacting about those things and why you did them, somebody else will learn and maybe not today. maybe not tomorrow. but maybe in a year they'll think oh, you know what, i could do that too. and then they would be inspired to do it. i think there's a definitely balance between there are so many things they shouldn't do but what can they be doing? >> ellen, giving kids a voice online, how important is it to teach your kids that they can change with their voice, they have a powerful tool right there within themselves? >> i marine it is the foundation of what we do at kids views, it is about empowering kids to voice their opinions and understand how to use the technology responsibly. there is no reason why kids shouldn't be able to participate and

online a day later. >>> well there's this new program that is giving teenagers some firsthand experience with the risks of drunk driving. >> it's called driving skills for life and high schoolers in the program are asked to put on a drunk suit. it has weights to put them off-balance. also, drunk goggles that blur and distort vision. then they get behind the wheel to experience what it would feel like to drive drunk. >> i feel like if you have a personal experience it's easier to be like okay i'm not going to do it. >> car crashes are the number one cause of death for 16 to 19-year-olds in the u.s. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> starting with this. a boy killed by a police cruiser as he was crossing the street. and this morning, witnesses want to know if the officer driving that car was following rules. >>> new developments in the search for the air asia plane that went missing on its way to singapore. the discovery overnight that investigators hope will provide a clue in the plane's disappearance. >>> and we're tracking some showers in parts of t

you can watch any program you see here online at booktv.org. >> tell us what you learned about watergate that we didn't know? >> we learned what we had not kno known previously was the crimes to cover-up went all the way back to before he was elected president in 1968. chasing shadows is about the affair that was the republican sabotage of linden johnson's peace talk for the vietnam war. and richard nixon said publically as the republican nominee he would not do anything to interfere with the peace talks. behind the scenes, he had a fundraiser, a permanent fundraiser who raised a quarter million for republicans that year. secretly urging the south vietnam government to stay away from the peace talks. this is a violation of the law. the 1799 logan act makes it illegal for any american citizen to interfere with negotiations of the united states government. and johnson found out about it indirectly. he learned about it from sap who warned roosevelt that the nazi were developing an atomic bomb and a week before the election, johnson heard from contacts on wall street as nixon was interfering

a list of city wide after school programs available in print, online or mobile app through philly's 311itiative is the philadelphia youth chess challenge and we have 250 chess clubs throughout the city and 3,000 kids playing weekly. >> reporter: search a topic like fashion and a list pops up. there is everything from scrabble to home work help. it's in the just educators and parents who find the dwrekts tore useful. >> it clearly makes a difference. >> reporter: the district attorney works with first time juvenile offenders. she likes they can search by zip code keeping kids close to home. >> most kids want to do it, but they won't seek themselves out. so they can help the kids find what they like because they don't always know what they like unt unthil they try it. >> she believes kids respond best to the app version. they will use the grand money to expand the app. tomorrow we'll tell you about a theater group that tells its show on the road in an unusual way. >>> we still have some snow showers around the area. really it depends where you live. but the main area seeing those north an

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you can watch any program you see here online at booktv.org. >> next on booktv, marin ca tuesday saw argues that vladimir putin's dream is to restore russia's past glory by dominating the world's energy supply. if putin achieves this goal, the u.s. and other g7 countries will find themselves playing second fiddle economically to countries like russia, brazil, india and china. this is about an hour and ten minutes. >> i'm very pleased to introduce our speaker, marin katusa, who is the chief energy investment strategist at case i

program. the whole interfere i interview is online for people to take a look and judge for themselves. why won't mitchell come out and discuss his role in the program? >> great question. he really does want to discuss his role in the program, but he is bound by a non-disclosure agreement that the c.i.a. and the justice department forced him to sign. during our interview you could tell that he really wanted to get into details, particularly allegations that he did not have any experience. allegations that he personally water borde water-boarded prisoners, but he can't talk about that. he fears if he says anything about the program and confirms his role in the program, that he'll be prosecuted. >> does he really believe that the justice department or the c.i.a. would go after him on discussing his role in a program because of this non-disclosure when it is clear at this point that no one seemingly involved in this program is going to be prosecuted? >> he does believe that, and he believes the justice department would do that, and perhaps a criminal referral would be made. he sees this rep

a new program will allow you to place an online order on the web -- the web page of a member or through. you'll still be able to order your cookies the old-fashioned way too in case you were wondering. >>> they're supposed to be the biggest shopping days on the calendar. this morning the cash is count and the final numbers are in. the verdict, it's a down year for black friday weekend. that comes ahead of news of another huge shopping day today, which is cybermonday. nbc's kristen dahlgren has more on why shoppers are doing things differently this year. >> reporter: this year's black friday had all the frenzy and fighting we have come to expect. but fewer americans were out shopping this weekend, in stores and online. according to the national retail federation, overall shopper traffic was down, 134 million shoppers. less than the 141 million last year. experts say that might actually be a good sign for consumers. >> i think the consumer feels they have more choice of when they want to shop and when the deals are available to them. >> reporter: despite some stores opening as early as 6:

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people can go online and rent it -- >> wolf blitzer's program starts at 1:00.e trouble for breaking this news. >> that is what the dvr is for. maybe we'll save it for tonight and gather around and watch it. >> six bucks. on demand movies on line, it's usually $2.95 or so. >> i thought it would be about $10 or $15 because they want you to go to theaters to watch it. but they're marketing it at a low price point so people buy it online. >> is sony going to do as well -- we all talked about the amount of money they were going to lose, even if they did the limited release, the 200, 300 theaters and climbing, are they going to make more than they would have in the wide release -- >> i don't think so. even if 10 million people rent this movie online for six bucks each, maybe we get up to 50 million after youtube, microsoft and others take their cut. we don't know the exact financial terms. i would be surprised if 10 million people went out and rented it. but it will be a cult classic, so to speak. my family and lots of others will end up watching it tonight around th

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> welcome to waco, texas, on booktv. located along the river, the city was founded in 1849 and soon after the waco suspension bridge was built. cattle herds traveling along the chism trail to cross the river. today waco has a population of almost 130,000 people and is home to baylor university, the oldest institute of higher learning in the state. with the help of our time warner cable partners, for the next hour we'll learn about its history and literary scene from local offers. we begin our special feature with robert darden on the role of gospel music during the civil rights movement: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i can only speak for myself as to why i think gospel music resonates to such a degree to now. the music from the '30s and '40s no less than the very current gospel artists right now, seems to me, has a certain almost undefinable something. i would say black music in general has a underpinning of the pain and freedom struggle of african-americans which continues through to this day. why it never really goes out of style. it ha

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programs. >> so confusing. >> online technology can solve a lot of that complexity and save the consumer. >>another bubbling pivot in the auto world. more people would not so great credit are getting auto loans. there was a report out says that subprime lending and .elinquencies have jumped by 9% is this a bubbling issue that could possibly turn into another financial crisis? >> i don't see that at all. company, 7% the own are written by subprime loans. plays anhat subprime important role in the u.s. economy that people would challenge credit. that people would need to transportation to get their kids to school and go to work. thing about car loans that people have discovered is that people pay them first before they pay for their mortgage or their children's education. the other interesting thing is that they pay off their car loans very quickly, while the average term on a car loan is 63 months, typically they are paid off within 40 months. compared to other lending segments, student loans or mortgages, delinquencies on car loans are a fraction of that. so, between the rates and the fact t

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online. plastered on billboards. mentioned during news programs. and addressed by leading politicians. the questions and answers rattle with disagreement and tension. barack obama, for instance answers them one way before he was president and differently after. in 2008 he told a group in washington dc, we are no longer just a christian nation. we are also a jewish nation, a muslim nation, a buddhist nation, a hindu nation, and a nation of nonbelievers. three years later, speaking as president obama, and to a different audience in turkey obama explained we do not consider ourselves a christian nation or a jewish nation, or a muslim nation. his embrace of pluralism had been reconfigured into neither nor repudiation of particulars. most political and christian conservatives share their disapproval of obama. it is not hate speech, cried radio and television host glenn back, to defend the united states as a christian nation. in the 2000 book faith and politics, senator john danforth maintained that some people have asked if america is a christian country. the answer must be, no. to call thi