clifford was so popular that he even became the mascot for scholastic. >> fans of the classic pictureshing different. now he is dividend the clydesdale sized dog. one photo joking this is the exclusive new poster for the clifford upcoming movie. and the live action reimagining of classic cartoon character, in 2019, sonic the hedge hog got everyone so riled up, they had to remake the character and push the release date of the film back. >> in the age of twitter, in the age of tiktok and instagram, everybody is a critic. but their voices actually can be heard. so depending if the backlash persists, perhaps we could see some changes in clifford, but i will say, the backlash was w-sonic appeared to be far more severe. >> even still, some fans are seeing red. >> look at that dog. >> abc news did reach out to paramount which has no comment at this time, you guys, that dog, come on. he needs to be at least three sizes bigger than that. >> you can imagine a new york city apartment? >> no. ♪ >>> time now for "that's wild," we are starting with animals who, they need a vacation too, right? >> t

scholastic books president and ceo dick robinson died at the age of 84.ister robinson led the children's book publisher since the mid-1970s, his father, maurice robinson, founded the publisher in 1920. during the tenure at scholastic he oversaw the publication of numerous best-selling books including the harry potter series. in other news and pd book stands reports book sales were up 11.5%, for the week ending may 20 ninth and award-winning novelist philip roth's personal library is on display at the newark public library in new jersey, the novelist donated 7000 books marked with personal notes or music, visitors can make an appointment to view the collection in person by visiting the newark library's website. booktv will bring new programs and publishing news, you can watch all our past programs anytime on our website, booktv.org. >> next, booktv's monthly "in depth" program with max hastings. max hastings's many books include the recently published operation pedestal about one of the fiercest pedestals of world war ii.

history it was powerfully influential upon those who acknowledged his indebtedness and also the scholastic philosophies at the new universities that came into existence where more often he was called the philosopher. in this way from the period the tradition was largely influential but then comes the tragedy where he did his greatest work. i would like you to comment on that and we can start taking questions from other audience. >> i would like to add one more thing to what i said about the closing of minds. this can happen in any civilization any time. any tradition can stagnate the kind of movements that i see in the west today didn't have the same bed potential to call them on that side so it's not that there are specific problems but there are human traits that sometimes lead to progress and development and toleration and human traits that sometimes go against them. this doesn't mean that the same problems are not found in other parts of the world today. they are and we should see them as a whole. i have a whole chapter on last man standing and show what if the last voices in islam tha

during the tenure at the scholastics he oversaw the publication of numerous best-selling books including the harry potter series. up over 11.5% for the week ending may 209th. and the award winning novelist philip roth is on display and donated over 7,000 books many marked with a personal note or music and visitors can make an appointment to view by visiting the library website. booktv will continue to bring programs and news and watch all past programs anytime on the website booktv.org. >> today i've got the pleasure of hosting the event. steve is an eminent

ceo the robin hood foundation and organization that addresses poverty in new york city longtime scholasticook president and ceo robinson died at the age of 84 mr. robinson had led the children's book publisher since the mid-1970s and succeeded his father maurice who founded the publisher 1920 during robison's ten year he oversaw the publication of numerous best-selling books including harry potter series. another news in pd bookscan reports a. book sales were up over 11.5% for the week ending may 29. award-winning novelist phillips personal library is on display at the new york public library in new jersey the novel has donated 7000 books minimart to this personal notes or music, visitors can make an appointment to view in person by visiting the new york library website. booktv will bring you new programs of publishing news and you can watch all of our past programs anytime at our website book tv.work. c-span shop.com is teaspoons online stored. there is a collection browse to see what's new your purchase will support our nonprofit operations and still have time to order the congressional

i was a jesuit scholastic at the time and the used to have great stories about being irishmen. the reason i mention all that is around your oftentimes you here, sadly, ugly words like illegals and anchor babies and even one member said but back, , although he did walk it back to be truthful. i guess i look at emigrants the way the bible looks at immigrants in leviticus, you recall that says when an alien lives among you, treat him as your nativeborn because you, too, were immigrants in the land of egypt during matthew 25 when i was hungry you gave me to eat. when i was 30 gave me to drink. when i was a stranger you welcomed me. thank you for point that out and thank you again, mr. dimon, i think you said that hopefully will get back to public policy and do it right as americans, and one of the things you mentioned was immigration. i hope we do do that right. again thank you again. one of the things i used here all the time was dodd-frank him how terrible it was. that's all the republicans could talk about. it was the spawn of satan or something. and now not repeat out of them.

our strategy in the last few years has been to focus on our domestic market and have scholastic -- havehave opened our second hotel in dubai. we'll be opening a third hotel in dubai. if something comes up in the u.k., we would go into those markets. being leaders in the hospitality sector in india, having the largest pan india footprint of 150 hotels in operation, we don't want to risk that position. we want to continue to lead on the south asian front and have selective growth based on really very good and compelling opportunities to grow internationally. rishaad: thank you so much. the indian hotels chief executive. it's get to the indian market open. looking at the benchmarks. we have trading just gone. a racing some of the gains we have seen of late -- erasing some of the gains we have seen of late. looking at some of the movers, the national securities depository has frozen the accounts of three overseas funds, which are owned over $6 billion worth of shares. that was according to the economic times. that is the reason we are seeing those 10% plus falls for these particular compani

i was a jesuit scholastic at the time. the reason i mention that is around here oftentimes you hear sadly words like illegals even one member said wet back even though he did walk it back to be truthful. i guess i look at immigrants the way the bible looks at immigrants and lavidcus when an veilian lives among you treat him -- so once again thank you for pointing that out and thank you, again. mr. diamond, you said hopefully we'll get back to public policy and do it right as americans. and one of the things you mentioned was immigration. and i hope we do do that right. again, thank you again. one of the things i used to hear all the time was dodd/frank, how terrible it was. that's all the republicans could talk about, that guy was the spawn of satan or something, and now not a peep out of them. now we hear them saying it's working well. now, of course, the spawn of satan has become these environmental issues. and believe deeply we have to have metrics. but now you hear them saying it's terrible, it's a horrible thing. but

example, to certain kinds of schools that are serving poor areas and why we have scholarships and scholastic aid based upon need and it is worthy. we want every american to have opportunity to rise and a need to help, give special help to those who come from poor circumstances we're willing to do that as a country. it is a very different question to say we don't care where you are financially but if you're black, brown or asian american you get special privileges that other people don't get and that's going to be a very difficult and i think troublesome debate for the country to have. we hide behind the word equity. that is equitable treatment but we had an agreement we wanted equality. equality of opportunity. equity implies equality of outcome and we're going to therefore give aid to people based on the circumstances of their skin color not simply the circumstances of their financial background or that they live in a poor area and are poor themselves. >> bill: if you missed it over the weekend a lot of people out and about doing normal things again as martha mentioned. no mask at her favor

>> i don't think i can tell you that off the top of my head, but i can tell you, out of all the scholastic events, there are a large -- [inaudible] >> supervisor chan: i just want to say [inaudible] is a subjective term . [please stand by] because it's free amenities that everybody, if you are homeless, if you are family with kids, you will need it and you can use it and that's where i stand and then the last part, here is what parks alliance consistently trying they have raised $100 million over the years for our parks system and always hats off to general manager ginsburg and his team for really improving our parks system and we have leverage private and public funds and in this article. that shows you that we are the number one, by trustful public grants data that we are the number one city in the nation, spending per-capita, number one in the nation. that's how much money that we spend. but, when it comes to equity in our park systems, we're not even top 10 and that is article that i want to share with you today and madam clerk, if you can share that really quick so the colleagues can

during the tenure at the scholastics he oversaw the publication of numerous best-selling books including the harry potter series. up over 11.5% for the week ending may 209th. and the award winning novelist philip roth is on display and donated over 7,000 books many marked with a personal note or music and visitors can make an appointment to view by visiting the library website. booktv will continue to bring programs and news and watch all past programs anytime on