conference, live press conference happening right now.arts go out to all of the families, the fans, those that were injured today. we are still working on some of those issues as well, as you can imagine. a couple other comments. the ntsb is taking over the site, the investigation and the release of specific numbers and different categories. i will say that we had a total of 50 -- >> 54. >> 54 that were engaged and have injuries. they have all been transported. the hospitals are providing some information as they see fit. but of those numbers, those are just the ones that are injured and were transported. we do not have a final count as far as the number of deceased. and the ntsb has -- as i said, they have taken it over and they will be releasing those numbers as they have them, along with medical examiner. there are some that have been deceased. some people's status has changed from the time they left the field. i do want to clarify -- clear up one thing, that i missmoke -- misspoke and jimmy lee would be really mad at me. he was only 7

governor sandoval is on his way now to be joined for a press conference that we are waiting for here the airport. after the crash, these two witness as well said it that there was just debris flying everywhere. they were actually located in the pits section of the air races where the planes get their maintenance done, that people can buy ticket to walk around in the pits air to look at the planes to talk to the crews, take pictures and they were -- these two witnesses were stand when they saw the two planes coming around in the last heat for the day with these -- be what they call the unlimited, which is modified air -- airplanes that can race up to 500 miles an hour and more. the way that they described it the actual race that was going, another p-51 nicknamed "strayga" was far in the lead but "galloping ghost" the plane crashed was close and fighting for second place with another plane nicknamed "rare bear," so, "straga" was far in the lead but "gal long ghost" and "rare bear" were fighting for second when they came into the last turn and the crash happened. they said they did not

in the press right now, i've got some wood type locked up from our collection.some wood type from the 19th century. it just says the word "seaport." and below that, i have a little "bowne & company incorporated, established 1775." so first, i've got to get some ink on here, so i'm just going to step back here. i've got some ink already on a roller. and i just roll it across the face of the type. i need to put a piece of paper right here, i've got one. i lift this up, which is called a frisket, put this on the timpin. the frisket holds the paper in place, and then i lower this down onto the type, and here's where you can help. >> oh, cool. >> so you're bringing it under the part of the press that actually applies the pressure on to the paper and the ink and the type. and to actually apply that pressure, you've got to pull this, which is called a devil's tail. keep going as far as you can. that's good. now bring it back slowly. and then turn that clockwise. >> reporter: so can you give us an example of what might have been printed from this a 150 years ago? >> sur

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governor sandoval is on his way now to be joined for a press conference that we are waiting for heret the airport. after the crash, these two witness as well said it that there was just debris flying everywhere. they were actually located in the pits section of the air races where the planes get their maintenance done, that people can buy ticket hes to walk around in the pits air to look at the planes to talk to the crews, take pictures and they were -- these two witnesses were stand when they saw the two planes coming around in the last heat for the day with these -- be what they call the unlimited, which is modified air -- airplanes that can race up to 500 miles an hour and more. the way that they described it the actual race that was going, another p-51 nicknamed "strayga" was far in the lead but ""galloping ghost"" the plane crashed was close and fighting for second place with another plane nicknamed "rare bear," so, "straga" was far in the lead but "gal long ghost" and "rare bear" were fighting for second when they came into the last turn and the crash happened. they were, like

we are waiting for a press conference to begin, we believe that will begin momentarily. we will take it live to get the latest information. meantime, we want to show you what was caught on tape. look at the left side of your screen. as you look at this you will see the plane coming straight down before that person's head get notice way. we will continue to show that to you just so you get a sense of the speed with which it was traveling and the direction, heading straight down, should have been traveling in a horizontal position as other planes were during this race. crashing to a box seat area in front of the main grandstand. the plane, a p-51 mustang, a world war ii era fighter plane known as the gal long ghost. the pilot, mr. leeward, was competing at the national championship air races and air show at the reno stead airport. witnesses say his plane was about 400 to 500 feet in the air when it nosedived. the regional medical center confirm it had has received a total of 21 parents so far. joining me now is fred schultz, he witnessed the crash, a pilot himself. fred, w

i'm going to press on. i expect all of you to march with me and press on. take off your bedroom slippers. put on your marching shoes. shake it off. stop complaining. stop grumbling. stop crying. we are going to press on. we've got work to do. cbc, god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. >> now, with those parting words and this thundering applause in mind, you may be surprised at the way the president's speech was headlined for the consumption of the beltway. there's this from the "associated press." the headline, "obama tells blacks to stop complainin' and fight." this from "mediaite." obama to congressional black caucus, stop complaining, stop grumbling, stop whining. you would think he gave a finger wagging speech to the members of the congress forum. you heard a let's get up and go campaign style speech that brought on thunderous ovations from the crowd he was addressing. that's not the way the beltway wants to see it. >> if you listen to what he said to the congressional black caucus on saturday, stop whining. >> last night, at a big

i'm going to press on. i expect all of you to march with me and press on., put on your marching shoes. shake it off. stop complaining, stop grumbling, stop cryin', we are going to press on. we've got work to do. >> danielle, is this the president, you know, taking a new direction in his presidency or even his campaigning? is this a different year and while we're talking we're going to be showing live pictures of the president of the united states arriving in seattle where he will be pushing a job creation. what's your interpretation of the tone from last night? >> i thought he was trying to get people pumped up, especially his base, especially african-americans. a lot of the criticism during the midterm elections was that the dnc and the white house was really slow in reaching out to the african-american community to get them to turn out for those midterm votes when the president needed them. and you don't want, you know, african-americans, you don't want the democratic base to become jaded and sit at home and not show up in 2012. he will need them. i felt

we'll call general press briefings when we have information. so all i can tell you at this point, 7:00. if it looks like we have more information that's going to come by, we will tell you at that point in time when the next one will be. >> this is the latest from reno, nevada. mike houghton speaking here, president and ceo of reno air racing -- the air races in reno, the site of what you see mr. houghton describing as a mass casualty event. the breaking news at this hour is a vintage world war ii era plane piloted apparently by 80-year-old jimmy leeward, a real estate developer, from florida has crashed into the grandstands at this air race in reno. according to "reno gazette journal" the number they're putting on it in terms of injuries, so far 40 people have been taken to local hospitals by ambulances and one person flown to the hospital. we hear the round number of dozens have people having been injured here. mr. houghton, the head of the racing association on site there speaking to the press. when asked if there were deaths on the ground, h

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we are going to press on. we've got work to do. >> fired up and ready to go has become take off your bedroom slippers. >> over the weekend, president obama was fired up. >> take off your bedroom slippers. put on your marching shoes. shake it off. >> i don't know who the president was talking to. >> how is that going over? >> i'm going to press on for jobs. i'm going to press on for equality. >> we've had 18 straight months of job growth. >> we don't have time to complain. i'm going to press on. i expect all of you to march with me and press on. >> which party do we want to lead the united states? >> a florida vote shows republicans are not fired up and ready to go for the republican front-runners. >> protest voting. >> it's not a protest vote. >> they didn't come and vote for him at the straw poll. >> they perform a flaming belly flop in florida. >> they voted for herman kaine. >> i don't think anyone should count herman kaine out completely yet. >> i love the "snl" spoof. both of me. i would deliver. >> there

the press was detained. it was actually the bart police department that the debt. >> was it the bart police that took away the id? >> they were given back the next day. they all have them now. as far as the shooting investigations, rather than me being clumsy in my presentation, i could ask him to come and update on how exactly this is going. >> further questions for the chief? >> thank you. we will now move to line item 3b. >> it is a review of recent activities. >> good evening commissioners and members of the audience. >> any questions? let's move onto line item 3c. >> that is the commission reports. this is followed by commissioners reports. >> the commission president has nothing to -- new to report. commissioners, anything further to report? let's move on to item 3d. >> items to be considered for future meetings. >> any commission announcements? >> the commission will meet at cesar chavez elementary school or wednesday night, but tempered 28. this is concerning public protection issues in the mission d

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i'm going to press on. [applause] i expect all of you to march with me and press on!eers and applause] take off your bedroom slippers. put on your marching shoes. shake it off. stop complaining. stop grumbling. stop crying. we are going to press on. we've got work to do. [applause] c.b.c., god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> this weekend in charlotte, north carolina, with book tv and american history tv. throughout the weekend, the history and literary life from the site of the 2012 democratic national convention. on book tv on c-span2, charlotte's banking industry with banktown author rick rothacker and karen cox on dreaming of dixie. how the south was created from american popular culture. and a visit to park road books to learn the relationship between bookstores and public lesser. and on c-span 3, tour james polk's birthplace. a discussion with charles jones on his experiences during the 1960's lunch counter sit-ins and visit the reed gold mine where gold was first discovered in north america. this weekend on c-spa

i'm going to press on. i expect all of you to march with me and press on. >> which party do we want to lead the united states? >> a florida vote shows republicans are not fired up and ready to go for the republican front-runners. >> protest voting. >> it's not a protest vote. >> they didn't come and vote for him at the straw poll. >> they perform a flaming belly flop in florida. >> they voted for herman kane. >> i don't think anyone should count herman kaine out completely yet. >> i love the "snl" spoof. both of me. i would deliver. >> there's a lot of energy not to nominate romney. >> reminder to chris christi, it's wind open, buddy. >> a front-runner. >> just saying. >> and the current front-runner continues to sink. >> some people who watch closely enough may have gotten a glimpse of debris from -- >> rick perry on the ropes. >> the guy is stepping on body parts every week. >> perry really did throw up all over himself in the debate. >> this is when you normally get tired and confused. >> rick perry is n

of five major american press institutions, is fundamentally not a book about race, it's a book about these institutions started out as down entities and again multimillion dollar corporations and what that entails, the personalities involved. but most people who are familiar with that work tend to think that rage was my first book. even though it was actually the third book. and because raged it get so much attention and because all of a sudden in some ways i became this acknowledged sort of guru, at least certain of racial matters, i found myself called upon to comment a lot on race that had been called on before. so innocent that topic sort of picked me. >> host: in raged to the story about tiptoeing around the truth around robert maxa when your editor of the editor page of the "new york daily news." what was that story? >> guest: robert maxa was recently acquired by daily news, they decide they need to change the editorial outlook. so i was invited to be an editorial page editor but before its official offered the job, robert maxwell had to sign off on me. and it was an interestin

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. >> i'm going to press on for jobs. i'm going to press on for equality. i'm going to press on for the sake of our children. i'm going press on for the sake of all those families who are struggling right now. i don't have time to feel sorry for myself. i don't have time to complain. i'm going to press on. i expect all of you to march with me and press on. [ applause ] >> take off your bedroom slippers, put on your marching shoes, shake it off. stop complaining, stop grumbl g grumbling, stop crying. we're going to press on. we've got work to do! cbc, god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> the president saying take off your slippers, put on your marching shoes. the president's call was met with some enthusiasm by at least one caucus member. >> i really do think there is a recommit, an energized commitment to finding a way to power parts of this legislation. we've heard words like "dead on arrival." we've heard that it won't pass. i think the president in his heart knows that the federal government can do not it all, but they have to do

i have already been bench pressing since i was ten i went with my dad to a competition and during a break i decided to try and the the bar it weights twenty kilo is and i managed to lifted four times an expert saw this and said i should train as this is a rare feat the striking thing about mariana who hits the scales herself at forty eight kilos but no one would ever of guessed that someone so slight in build will be able to lift one and a half times her own body weight however sizes and everything and she's able to outlive girls who are much heavier or she's been recognized as a world leader in the fifteen and under age group. and yet there is no secret behind my success my father trains me which i really like the coaches are really good and some of the best around they have trained a number of champions i'm one of them and i think they have played a big part in my development. bench pressing is not an olympic discipline at the moment so money on a doesn't receive any state funding one of her options is to late to change to weightlifting however such a young age no more is content to kee

we were on the 9th floor of the national press building. i fell in love with washington, and it was such an easy thing -- imagine being 22 years old and getting to go and cover franklin d. roosevelt and the hill. the hill and all of the emerging lives like speaker sam rayburn and lyndon johnson were part of my life, part of my beat. c-span: you mention one thing that comes up so often in books. i want you to talk about it. you say that you were with the press in the house caucus room to observe the confrontation between alger hiss and whittaker chambers. how important an event was that, and why do so many people remember that? >> guest: it was so dramatic, and it was one of the first really high-drama moments of confrontation. to be there -- it was jammed; it was televised. everybody wanted to believe alger hiss and not the "pumpkin papers" and whittaker chambers. alger hiss was a smooth, good-looking servant in the state department, and whittaker chambers kind of looked encumbered by tobacco juice and and bad teeth and he had worked for ti

>> yeah. >> you also enjoy taking on the press. hyperventilating over each individual poll by journalists who are hungry for the latest numbers or here's the trend. who makes you say that? >> there's an element implicitly of immediate criticism in what i do. part of the reason i got into it is i felt like watching msnbc and fox news and cnn during 2007 when i started writing about politics, the same kind of cliches were repeated every day, maybe the wrong themes emphasized. i got into it knowing as a person who was in baseball and say maybe we could have some of this for politics as well. >> were you the guy yelling at the tv set and -- >> not really yelling, but frustrated enough. but i think in general, there's a media that covers politics, and it's their jobs, so they tend to maybe overemphasize how important the story on any given day is. >> this debate, this poll -- >> but i think the sound bites, one example might be this controversy over when the obama speech would be scheduled, until he gave the speech, and then everyone ha

and that gave the press something to talk about. than dick cheney. >> the disclosure that he wanted to bomb syria doesn't endear him to some folks probably. according to the media research center, the media treatment of cheney has not gotten any friendlier ince he left washington. jim, is the book going to change that? >> i don't think so. at all. in friday's "usa today," the former publisher of the chain said you know cheney grew up in nebraska. and said some people out there never outgrew their suspicion of people of color. talking about colin powell. and he never hired him to be the right arm. this is nitwit commentary. they don't care because it's abbott cheney and they it up. >> i'll read a twit here. this is a tweet: cheney's memoir will be the ultimate example of criminal profiting from his crimes. what do you think? >> not an example of what jim is talking about. we are seeing a little bit of bush. just a little bit. but they will never, ever, they will never ever be. >> not forever. >> never ever be cheney. one thing i find

. >> i'm going to press on for jobs. i'm going to press on for equality. i'm going to press on for the sake of our children. i'm going to press on for the sake of all those families who are struggling right now. i don't have time to feel sorry for myself. i don't have time to complain. i'm going to press on. >> in case you hadn't noticed the new alpha obama first appeared in that jobs speech before congress and then when he blasted the rich for not paying their fair share of taxes the president acknowledged sarah palin's criticism of this hopy changy thing, sarcastically saying the hopy changy thing, it's still there. at a fund-raiser he was down right foois they saying about rick perry, goat, you've got a governor whose state is on fire denying climate change. mr. obama said this about the republican debate audiences. cheering at the prospect of somebody dying because they don't have health care and booing a service member in iraq because they're gay, come on. no question about it, president obama is throwing some red meat to a liberal base upset that he

for some people have seen the white house sends the pressing of the restart button -- since the pressing of the restart button. what does that mean economically? >> moral judgments are difficult. we need to move the big plates beneath the surface and that will take a different kind of action. this is split in the middle and saying a little here, a little there. this will create enemies but this will also create a new political conversation. basically, having washington supply, bailout, support wall street. this has been in some ways a real disaster for barack obama. someone i was talking to earlier today said i don't understand why barack obama did not separate wall street from american businesses. american businesses have no love for wall street. wall street is in its own world. they turn speculation into a business model and a managed to sever from accountability. whatever goes up or down, wall street still makes their money. they drove the economic collapse. that is how the book starts. in a way, what you find is that the great global batters -- battles are what wall street has accele

i would urge you to press that. there are bilateral trade agreements and millions of people working. press the slew. one final point, i would challenge the bill. at would price do we have comprehensive immigration reform. i would ask the question at what price can we not have it? >> so you would give them all the bad stuff just to get the good things? >> no, i wouldn't. but i'm reminded of what voltere said, which is let not the perfect be the enemy of the good. by holding out for the perfect, there are 12 million in a bad way in this country. >> what is the difference between imperfect and the atrocious. >> i would ask you to not let the perfect outway the we. thank you for having this commission tonight. someone once said that what leads evil to triumph over good is that good men do nothing. i think you for doing something good and not letting the evil win by sitting down and doing nothing. thank you. >> thank you. i will probably get in trouble for letting you talk a bit longer. that was not designed by intent. f

press 53 has been growing substantially year after year. now, we're only six years old, so there's not a lot to base that on, but two years ago, we tripled sales. last year, there was another increase of about 30% above that, and this year, we're poised to double what we did last year, so we're growing alter an incredible rate. the downside to the economy is we have more and more bookstores wanting to carry our books, but they are slow to pay because of the economy because they have their own battles to deal with, but as far as the readers we're gathering, the books out there, it's increasing substantially. ten years ago, there, again, the only books you knew about were the ones in "people" magazine, on the good morning america shows or the tonight show, whatever books were reviewed by the bigger reviewers out there by the magazines, tv shows, and radio show is, but today, if you're interested in anything, do a google search and get access to hundreds of different books suited for you. that's why there's a rise of small presses everywhere d