and we'll put our online programs in the, outcomes of those online programs on par with what we're doingace-to-face programs as well. our students are getting out. they get good jobs. the difference about online programming with our population of students, is that these students already have jobs. they're already working part time. david: true. >> what they're trying to do now is level up into a position. they have hit a point in their career. they're 25, 30, 35 years old. they hit a point in their career where they can't apply for jobs without undergraduate degrees. liz: arizona state university's phil regere. good luck. that is great. david: good sounding program. >> thank you very much. david: thank you for coming on. great partnership. >> you bet. liz: samsung suffered at the hands of industry giant, oh, yes, it is apple, for years now but is the smartphone maker reaching a turning point with that thing, the brand new pending release of the much-anticipated galaxy s6? >> i'm gerri willis. coming up on my show, i will speak with the ceo of h&r block. we'll talk about tax season and fr

in the past year chicago's field museum has gone to post modern with an online program called the brainop. ♪♪ >>reporter: the online forum now draws virtual viewers into the museum. >> it brings science to people in a way that's easier for them to did i jest. we have 370,000 subscribers and 10.1 million views. >>reporter: it's so common youtubing is now a verb. it remains to be seen if it will continue as one of the world's most popular websites or whether it will fade like the crackle of a modem. >>> you can find much more on our website aljazeera.com. .com.

the coffee chain will now cover four full years at arizona state university's online program.o do not already have a four year degree will be eligible. >>> turning to wall street, stocks finished higher on monday after a jump in the price of oil. right now futures point to a mixed open. >>> samsung is denying claims that's brand new galaxy s6 smartphone bends under pressure. the company posted an online video. it says it proves that the allegations are not true. and we first told you about these pictures yesterday showing a broken s6 screens. >> helps not put them in your pants and sit on them. >> everyone needs one of those protective cases and that will solve everything, right. >> more brand new stories coming up. >>> a stray bullet strikes a california boy in the head while sleeping in his bed. >> and is he or isn't he? you know the question. olympian and reality star bruce jenner will be interviewed by diane sawyer. details on when you can see it. that's next when "action news" continues. use parental controls or the v-chip. learn how at thetvboss.org >> ♪♪ >> welcome back

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employees would receive agrees through degrees through asu's online program. >>> now your nbc 10 first. >> well yesterday had perfect weather for the start of baseball season. and by tomorrow when we have a game it is going to be way different. we have a wet week. some of the showers starting today. and we'll have rain on and off all the way into friday. a huge temperature drop coming between today and tomorrow. but the weekend, that's going to change that pattern and we're seeing a lot of sunshine then. well, the wind continues to be blowing warm air in. those flags are going to be blowing the opposite way tomorrow. and colder air comes in from the southwest today. so that's why it is still warm. 63 degrees, all about the wind direction. allentown, 60 degrees. mount holly, 65 and cloudy. dover, 64 and partly cloudy. dover has the best chance of getting up to 70 degrees in our area during the day today. you can see it is generally in the low to mid-60s, 52 mount pocono. but up toward new england it is much much colder. and in this case some of that colder air is coming down on the nort

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> each month, oklahoma representative tom cole releases a reading list. he is currently reading nixon and mao by marge great mcmillan which looks at the diplomatic relationship between the united states and china. in the 1972 meeting between the leaders of the two countries. he recommends coke can i roberts' explore asia of the influence of women on the founding generation. next on the list is a biography of pioneering aviator amelia earhart by doris rich. and also the story of actress mary francis thompson who as a representative of the chickasaw nation provedor at state dinners for a president roosevelt and was named oklahoma's first state treasurer in 1987. next is this million more, managing martians, by donna shirley who spent 35 years as an arrow space engineer in which she led the team creating the sojourner mars rover, and finishing all the list is a look at the life of cleopatra. so see what another book congressman coll has recommended, visit coal/house.gov. >> here's our primetime lineup. tonight at 7:00 p.m. e

program kicks off in may with ten full-time positions. >>> a new perk for thousands of starbucks employees. the coffee chain will now pay for all four years of an onlinegree from arizona state university. previously starbucks only reimbursed employees for the last two years of the program. to be eligible a starbucks employee must be working 20 hours a week or more. nearly 2,000 starbucks employees have already enrolled in this online program from asu. >>> well we've seen snow. we saw some rain. can we expect to see more in the next couple days? >> and some hail at times. we're starting to see the storm leave the bay area. showers east of san jose. the north bay starting to clear on out. but don't pack away your umbrellas just yet. we'll show you why in the forecast, coming up. >>> it's a waiting game. there has been no word yet from the jury in boston. after the first full day of deliberations in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 charges in that attack and could be sentenced to die. nbc bay area's jay gray has been following this trial and join us this evening from massachusetts. >> reporter: deliberations start at 9:00 a.m

the new expanded online tuition program only works there. the changes come as major companies come under scrutiny for not providing more benefits and livable wages to its workers. >>> a new warning about the booming business of online breast milk banks. a new study shows more than one in ten samples of breast milk bought online tested positive for cow's milk. they are popular with mothers who can't breast feed but want their children to get the benefits of breast milk. the agency says there's no way to know if donors are properly screened and no way to know if it is stored and shipped correctly. >>> it was only a matter of time. facebook's newest feature, divorce. >> a judge is letting a woman use it. >> more than a billion of us use facebook for showing photos sending messages friends. but for divorce? a new york judge has allowed a woman to serve her husband divorce papers via the social network. we asked this attorney if this makes sense. he said yes. if all other attempts to find husband failed. >> they're to make reasonable steps to serv

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> joining us on booktv is politics professor at princeton melissa lane. she has written a new book published by princeton called the birth of politics "the birth of politics: 8 greek and roman political ideas and why they matter". with a successful politicians. >> the greeks managed in different cities states to develop the world's first democracy produced works of

employees can now apply and work towards a bachelor's degree through arizona state university's online programe company already offerings tuition coverage for juniors and seniors. >>> some big named hotels are serving selfie savvy. kim ton and marriott are offering travelers a day. take a selfie at their hotel and post it on social media for a chance to win prices. like what? how about 150 bucks or selfie vacation package which includes your own selfie stick an map of the best spots to take a selfie. it's a great way for businesses to capitalize on the selfie craze while some selfie takers don't mind winning free stuff or sharing their photos. not so fast. trying to stop a shoplifter back fires on a christmas tree shops employee. >> instead of being hailed a hero she's fired from her job. the problem she apparently went too far. police say the stores alarm sounded when they say 28-year-old robert morrissey was walking out with merchandise. the 60-year-old woman ran after the man into the parking lot yelling at him to stop. co-workers who don't want to be identified say the chase is what got he

10-15% of the people would raise their hands. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here are a few of the book festivals we'll be covering this spring on c-span2's booktv: >> that's this spring on c-span2's booktv. >> next on booktv, johann hari talks about the history of the 100-year war on drugs around the world. he spent three years and traveled 30,0

company already pays for two years of college study for its workers at arizona state university online programe company will foot the entire bill for four year degree from asu. all full time and part-time workers who do not have a bachelor's degree are eligible for the program. once you get your degree do you not have to stay working for starbucks. >>> microsoft launches a pilot program to hire autistic workers. the program announced in a blog posted monday as a way to truly differs if i its workforce. initially the program will hire 10 candidates full time amount danish company will help manage and train the workers and match autistic workers with jobs. the dow closed up 118 points. futures pointing to a mixed open and the sale of revel casino appears to have finally reached some closure. the bankruptcy court has cleared the way to finalize the sale today. revel will be sold to florida developer glen straub for $84 million. the big discount off the $2.4 billion construction price. judge gloria burns gave her official starch -- stamp of approval yesterday. >> where is the rain at david. >> we'

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> were you a fan of c-span's first lady series? first ladies is now a book published by public affairs looking inside the personal life of every first lady in history. based on 50 interviews. learn details of all 45 first ladies that made the women who they are their lives and ambition and unique partnerships with their husbands. the book provides lively stories of these fascinating women who survived the scrutiny of the whitehouse sometimes at a great personal cost while supporting their families and famous husbands. and even changed history. ...

of people across the country can edit resumes and business plans and provide feedback to the online programs well as in person executive mentoring program. >> that's great. and services in a that loves a good entrepreneur. it's a good area to be. i think with that we're supposed to bring our wonderful host the director of -- >> thank you. thank you. please join in thanking laura and jaime and kathy. that was terrific. [applause] >> i just want to say that really it's heartwarming to see the work you are doing. it's wonderful work. keep it up spent thank you so much. thank you for having me. [applause] >> have a great holiday. we will see you in january. goodnight, everyone. [inaudible conversations] this evening on c-span2 on encore showing of q. and a., former abc news reporter and white house correspondent and compton talks about covering presidents from gerald ford to barack obama. that begins at seven each and. at eight it is booktv prime time. >> each night this week while congress is on its spring recess, c-span is bring you interviews with new members of congress. it continues tonigh

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> joining us on booktv is politics professor at princeton melissa lane. she has written a new book published by princeton called the birth of politics "the birth of politics: 8 greek and roman political ideas and why they matter". with a successful politicians. >> the greeks managed in different cities states to develop the world's first democracy produced works of art literature and political institutions, voting for example which remains fundamental to our politics today. and for 500 years, for another 500 years. dependent the measure of success. with the similarity between two deegan >> guest: interesting question. and setting the terms of legitimacy, and it is true in the roman republic, no law could be passed without being passed by the popular assembly. and in the senate for example, the senate couldn't pass laws, they could make decrees, manager business, the budget, but if they wanted to tackle the law, they had to go to the people landed is interesting that even under that ideas that the people fundamentally a

high school diploma and works through 20 hours a week through arizona state university. 49 online degree programs from nursing to software engineering. only a few companies offer free tuition. mostly tech companies. >>> a long time ago in video stores far, far away "star wars" films were only available on physical media laser discs, dvds. vcrs. friday when you download all six manufactures which will be legal there will be extra content. the high def download available from a variety of outlets. big changes there. >> a lot of people laughing i already got it. >> oh, oh. >>> when we come back surprise guest, a woman walks into her living room to find a large animal with a sweet tooth eating her easter candy. >>> also saved by a stack of cash. a man is in line after getting shot. how a pile of money in his pocket is credited with stopping the bullet. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me... hey! ...and bad for the barkley twins. take care of your eyes with centrum silver women. multivitamins with 60% more vitamin d. our brains can control over 600 muscles at the same

they'll have access to 49 online degree programs. >> americans leave a lot of quarters dimes and nickles the t.s.a. says travelers left behind nearly $675,000 in spare change last fiscal year. >> whoops that money? well, they get to keep it if they keep anything left behind at security check points that is not claimed. >> that's what happens. >> and major retailer is pulling no punches taking on lingerie giant victoria secret. >> lane bryant launching a new ad campaign focusing on being sexy at any size features the hashtag i'm no ganch gel a clear dig at victoria secret some would say the campaign getting a lot of support on social media. >> i bet it is and that's america's money. have a great day. >> 5:23 now. still ahead at 5:30 a local basketball coach surrenders accused of firing a gun during a game. >> plus, more new video you didn't see last night. you will watch as commuters use their bear lands to rescue a woman who was trapped under a train. it's all new at 5:30 a.m. >> ♪♪ a place where every street is different. every corner plays a new song. every day is a festival. where sto

starbucks offering full tuition coverage for all four years now, giving employees access to 49 online degree programs. >> there's no catch. if you have a high school degree and you are working at starbucks more than 20 hours a week, you have access to free college tuition. i'm say ig the american dream and the promise of america can't president for a select few. it must be for everyone. >> the starbucks ceo with his offer tonight. >>> and "furious 7" chattering records. the rock posting this image with a fan who is briefly battling cancer. the rock saying because of him, let's always take a moment to count our blessings. >>> when we come back on a monday night, the screaming that erupted at the white house today. look at this. the president appearing to be at a loss for words. you'll see it in a moment. they call it planning for retirement because getting there requires exactly that. a plan for what you want your future to look like. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been providing solutions to help individuals like you achieve long-term financial security. bring your vision for the future to

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at the tv.org. >> here's a look at books being published this week. in the road to character, david brooks looks at the lives of 10 historical figures as examples for how to achieve success and the political commentator counting the lives of women in capital gains. kevin kruse argues that corporate america invented the idea that the united states is a christian nation in one nation under god and democracies news andrew bernstein examines the way that thomas jefferson's legacy has been used throughout american history. and also releasing this week on the 150th anniversary of resident lincoln's assassination looking at the life of john wilkes booth in fortune's fool. and investigating how geography has shaped regional understandings of freedom and the constitution and the law of the land. c-span's latest book, first ladies, presidential historians on the lives of 45 iconic american women publishes on april 14, 2015. booktv visited the printing plant in berryville, virginia, to see the manufacturing process and watch the books come off of the

the coffee chain offering to pay for two years of tuition at arizona state's online program. this a better option than just raising salaries for workers? >>> plus the average investor contributed just over $4,300 to their ira last year. stt enough to fund your nest egg? that's coming up on "the closing bell." monitor them. and rebalance your portfolio. i can do a lot of what humans can. except have a real conversation. if you'd like that, you can always speak to someone at schwab. they aren't algorithms. try not to hold it against them. say hello at intelligent.schwab.com just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from th

great explanation what google t is doing we focus on building programs towards diverse communities to make sure there're equal assess for online tools as well as access to opportunities we're trying to equalize that field we described this is a digital devices we have 3 key fireman's in the past year the first one is a program i'm lead for the small business fists program we launched this in november of last year and i'll go into more details to accelerate with the google academy alison will go into detail the education a piece and the last with the community partners we understand p as joe described a lot of the businesses are wearing so many hats we understood by a lot of research coming if the communities that sdpichs small businesses face many other difficulties in terms of reaching capital and getting their foot into the door we're trying to utility this obstacle so the small business diversity program i mentioned launched in november to make sure that google is not utilizing the same vendors but findings the best vendor to continue to innovative and find a broad set of vendor that have tactical ways to get into google wh

keep watching more more here on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >> here'some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. the san antonio book festival took place yesterday. look for some of this festival's programs to air on booktv in the coming weeks. next on april 18th and 19th book tv will be live from the university of southern california for the 20th annual los angeles times festival of books. our full schedule of coverage for the weekend is available on our web site, booktv.org. then on april 25th, the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis, maryland. booktv will be covering this festival as well. and the city of gaithersburg maryland, will host the fifth annual gaithersburg book festival on may 16th and you'll see it live on booktv that day. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll add them to our list. e-mail us a at booktv@c-span.org. >> you're a member of the football crisis inquiry -- financial crisis inquiry commission which was investigating the causes of the '07-'08 f

it will give employees access to 49 online degree programs. >> we have to do more for our people. companies are in business not only to make a profit but to take care of our people and serve our community. and that's what this is about. >> starbucks expects to send at least 20,000 employees to college over the next decade. the existing program only pays for two years of college. >>> here's a question for husbands. can you afford your wife? >> we're going to meet the man who says he can't. how much he says it would set him back. >>> and here's a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >> coming up new at 5:00. after seven years of work we get the look at the train that will connect the north bay to wine country. and a more natural approach for female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and th

information may include names, addresses, and phone numbers of shareholders who participated in an online rewards programio says some participants received investment offers from an unauthorized third party. the on-demand economy has made life easier for people everywhere, but as we let people into our homes and drive our cars, how do companies safeguard their customer paul privacy and security? joining me are the ceos of two on-demand services. the ceo of handy, a service that allows you to book home cleanings and handiwork. here in the studio we have the ceo of an on-demand app that parks or car for you in san francisco. of course, we have om malik. i would love to hear from both of you, how you solve the trust problem. 20 years ago, ebay created a pretty effective trust network. that was for online transactions. the worst that happened was you got defrauded. then ebay made you hold. today, we are giving our car keys to sell it to park the car. how do you trust that relationship? >> we provide as much information as we can. when you use our service, you can see the face of the valet. there is basically

program with four years of college instead of two and faster tuition reimbursement. students will get reimbursed after every semester rather than 21 credits. it is an onlineram hoping to help 25,000 employees graduate by 2025. >>> wet weather is bringing snow to the sierra. >>> tearing up in the middle of the day (laughs). >> reporter: also ahead, why president obama says he is feeling more emotional these days. >>> and still tracking showers and even thunderstorms and severe thunderstorms east of here. meningococcal meningitis a rare but serious disease. health officials recommend vaccination. go to voicesofmeningitis.org. >>> the spring storms sweeping through the bay area dumped snow in the yosemite valley overnight. courtney lancing sent us this prom the lodge. you can see the storm brought quite a bit of snow there. just a few days ago yosemite was dry after months with little precipitation. >>> the late season snowstorm is creating some challenges for drivers. the highway patrol is requiring chains on parts of highway 50 and interstate 80 trucks are being inspect ed to make sure they have chains on board. but there are no current chain requirements

we even have an online mentoring program. people across the country that can edit resumes and business plans and invite feedback as well as the in person program. jaime: cert -- laura: certainly this is an area that loves a good entrepreneur. with that we are supposed to bring our wonderful host, the director of the museum up. john: thank you, please join me in thanking laura, jaime and catherine. laura: it is heartwarming to see the work you're doing, keep it up. [applause] john: have a great holiday, we will see you in january. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev was found guilty on all 30 counts wednesday. after the decision, governor charlie baker said he supports the death penalty, even though that decision belongs to the jury. governor baker: good afternoon. i heard the news and my first reaction was thinking back over the course of the trial, the images and stories about what

employees have access to 49 online degree programs. >> americans leave a lot of quarters and dimes and nicoles at the airport, leaping behind nearly $700,000. so t.s.a. keeps it. they keep anything behind that not claimed. >> retailer is taking on victoria secret with a ad campaign focusing on being sexy at any size "i'm no angel," a dick at victoria secret with the campaign getting a hot -- lot of media on social media. >> drew is here for mike and mike took a week off in the by of the time we have seen in two weeks, maybe relaxing. >> there is rain. it is soothing but it is nice to see a storm moving through. live doppler hd shows heavy rain and we take a tour across the bay area, first starting in the south bay where the heaviest rain has been sitting the longest time around san jose and my pete. the rain is heavy and ponding on the roadways so 680 is slow and 280 an the region. moving to the not around san francisco, the swath of red and yellow and the moisture is moving for the east bay. the next couple of minutes oakland and san leandro will see the heavy rain moving in. the nort

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star bubs partnered with arizona state university for the online degree program. it hopes to help at least 25,000 employees graduate by 2025. >>> president obama often has to consider a lot of different kinds of threats but insects are probably not high on his list. still yesterday he found himself trying to reassure some scared children that bees were not going to hurt them. >> bees are good. they won't land on you. >> look at that. it was just panned panned pandemonium. he finally continued and he actually finished reading that wild thing story. >> i know a few kids that would be running and screaming from the bees. >>> 5:17 is the time. sal, traffic i've got to tell you the freeways very wet and very windy also. >> yeah it's windy, it's wet. people have been getting into crashes unfortunately. a lot of times it's because vehicles are going too fast for the conditions. and they lose control. people have been hitting the center divider spinning out. not sure what happened with this jackknifed truck northbound 680 as you come up on the sunol grade. you can see it

you can see this program anytime online at c-span.org. >> remarkable partnerships, iconic women. their stories in "first ladies," the book. >> she did save the portrait of washington which was one of the things that endeared her to the entire nation. >> whoever could find out where francis was staying what she was wearing what she was doing who she was seeing, that was going to sell papers. >> she takes over a radio station and starts running it. i mean, how do you do that? and she did it. >> she exerted enormous influence because she would move a mountain to make sure that her husband was protected. >> first ladies, now a book published by public affairs looking inside the personal life of every first lady in american history based on original interviews from c-span's "first ladies" series. learn about their unique partnerships with their presidential spouses. filled with lively stories of fascinating women who survived the scrutiny of the white house, sometimes at a great perm cost. personal cost. often changing history. c-span's "first ladies" is an illuminating, entertaining

baristas who do not already have a four-year degree will be eligible for full tuition with a-s-u's online program employees who qualify will get a scholarship from a-s- u that covers 42-percent of the cost. then starbucks will reimburse employees for the remaining 58-percent at the end of every semester. full-time and part-time employees are eligible unless they work at so- called "licensed stores," like ones inside grocery stores. the company says about 70- percent of its workers do not have bachelor's degrees. coming up: nats: sound of water entering storm drain this is the sound of wasted water heading to the bay i'll explain in the next badly this is water running sown a storm drain in concord possibly several hundred gallons nats ambiance it's from these sprinklers that were turned on in the walnut country homes the worker claims he was there of orders from his boss to test the sprinklers sot: there is no reason to check for leaks or anything like that right after it rained it dosent make sense this is another home on treat blvd also in the city of concord this home is up for sale and no one

enrichment in all nuclear program is only and online for the development of the iran. enrichment program will not be used or is not against the world or other country. today, the world has realized that iran is a peaceful country in pursuing their peaceful mission. in this framework, it will be activated with modern programs about which some things will be suspended for the it will always be active. there will be more than 1 centrifuge with further nuclear end continuing in aden. according to this framework, all sanctions, financial, economic in banking from the day of the agreement will be lifted. on the day of agreement, all revolutions against iran meaning six resolutions against iran will be terminated and from the day of agreement, new cooperations in nuclear and in other aerlz with the world will start a new phase with the entire world. therefore, the framework which we have ahead receive the approach of this government has been successful. our approach was that in today's world, thet anything others is invaluable threatening others is meaningless and we all shou

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. .. he also covered screenplays are premiered at sundance last year and is writing has appeared in many things including "the guardian," "new york times," "vanity fair," gq and others. he's bad on the today show, called their report and contributes to this american life that we are glad to have been there to talk about his book, "so you've been publicly shamed." without further ado, join me in welcoming trends here. -- jon ronson. [applause] >> hi, thank you very much for coming. i thought it would start by telling you the story of the worst thing i ever did. it is not in the book. it was too painful to put in the book. my wife and i went on a special occasion to a hotel. we always choose the worst things for special occasions like one time she got me a surprise weekend at a spot come even though she knows i don't like being touched. as i was being massaged, trying to make polite conversation i said i can't remember a thing about my childhood. the master said to me most people don't remem

starbucks claims to expand its college program for employees to cover the entire cost of getting an online bachelor's degree. the coffee giant launched the program with arizona state university. it was previously limited to juniors and seniors looking to complete their degrees. >>> kfc chasing millennials with fewer bubts and more bowls, rolling out two new chicken and rice barbecue and texas mexico aimed at younger customers with new tastes and ingredients. all part of kfc's popular $5 fill-up menu. >>> bmw wants to make its cars crash proof as possible. new technology uses laser systems to keep track of stationary objects around the car such as walls and columns and will automatically hit the brakes before any collision. milissa, back to you. >> landon thank you. just ahead a-list celebrity turning private island into a resort. dirk nowitzki channels his inner kid on a carousel. >>> now to sports with my friend betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> good morning, milissa. let's start with mlb opening day. red sox go big against phillies. top of the first pedroia nailed solo shot into left

keep watching for more on c-span2 come and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. spiff about to speak a bit about hitler. hitler's image has changed over the years. today hitler's attempted extermination of the jewish race takes center stage. so it is easy to forget that it's just as methodical but killing off the slavs and he was possibly even more efficient. he killed 27 million russians 16% of the population. he boasted a plan to turn russia and poland into slave nations the company announced would be very different for me conflict in the west. and poland was the only country outside the fatherland were death camps were constructed. to serve a dual purpose of finishing off russians as well as polls, three of the polish death camps were built virtue on the polish russian border. he instructed his general to level leningrad to target the buildings. his directive was quote, it is intended to surround the city and then raise it to the ground. requests to be allowed to surrender will be rejected. we have no interest in preserving me part of the population of that la

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> you are watching booktv. next, harvard university's joseph nye argues while there is a lot of talk about china replacing the united states as the supreme global power in the near future america's military economic and soft power spermaceti will continue for decades to come. >> thank you. well it's nice to be back at csis. it's an organization i deeply admire, only exceeded by but admiration for john hamre who i worked for as one of his trustees but also the policy board. i appreciate your being our host, john. let me say a few things about the argument of the book but i don't want to go on for

how to do this, the author of four books on how to find a job and the online job search program.hejobsearchsolution.com. tony. >> good to see you tony. i think this is a topic that's so relevant. i get questions about this all the time. let's start with why people opt to do this. why do people opt to find another career? >> they find out climbing the corporate ladder wasn't as fun as it was. a lot of times their jobs went away. they find out they had a lot of intrinsic value in them. they can give to a lot of people. they go to work not so much for the money or the corporation as they do for the intrinsic value for the job itself. they are a lot more comfortable with themselves and making mistakes. oftentimes they've already raised families. so they don't have a lot of the economic pressure. and they're just better at doing what they do because they're more relaxed and more comfortable. >> you make it sound easy, my friend. i know it's not. tell me about the challenges. look just figuring out what the career should be in the first place is no easy thing. >> yeah. i didn't say thi

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