scholastic. scholastic newcastle sanga kibo go.anslated from french by mark pulitzer t archipelago books. more. monaco ojeda jawbone translated from the spanish by by sarah booker coffee house press. samanta schweblin. seven empty houses translated from the spanish by megan mcdowell. riverhead books. penguin random house and yokota wada scattered all over the earth. translated from the japanese by margaret mix of tiny new directions publishing this year's national book award for translated literature goes to samanta schweblin for seven empty houses. thank. you spanish. now. a thank you. i'm so honored. i'm mostly a shortstop or a writer, so i'm going to be very short. i was thinking today that there are so many moments in life when words can be very tricky and and even harmful and need to be very careful about this but then someone you from back home and says even if you have dress up tonight make sure you get cold. keep warm. be happy enjoy it. and then words become a gift and a privilege. so i am here. i am where i am. and am pri

o until france re scholastic stages of this tournaments. french public had been somewhat ambivalent about this world cup, but reaching the final is special and across france, the excitement and anticipation was intense. the game got under way, the 1st half. so france rocked on her heels. i argentina's ruthless intensity. that half time france was to nail down, the fans were reeling. we don't have the ball and we can't really do anything. so i don't, i think it can be very hard in the 2nd half, but i still have hope in the hope turn to something more confident in the 2nd half by now those without seats stood those without space peered through the windows with barely 10 minutes left the french fans were sent delirious by 2 quick fire goals from star striker kimmy and, and bobby the game now level a to wall into the 2nd period of extra time, nail biting tension again gripped the supporters. messy. put argentina ahead with just 2 minutes left on the clock by pe, again, sent the supporters into convulsions of joy. this welcome file had become a genuine classic. but that left penalties and for

better going to very scholastic, was more of thinker, a philosopher perhaps more so than a real leader would you say probably was a lead that was a leader for out or, or some section of the church for everyone. the is our coach was completely different than friends to the core of the, the current, the current pop. i mean, did it, for, i think it was one of the recent loc, complete lack of popularity. i mean, i'm not saying that he was not a good call, probably not the same end, but the that the trends is ours. so i was, is truly, was more, i think more, i'm going to write the many ways. but so, so was so many concern. many issues, it was not really close to the people. the default that now i've been doing seems, seems, is election. so we are talking about 2 to very different people to the better the for an approaches. aside off the ideological side on the, on the church from the actual faith. and what about benedict legacy? be pretty mixed. i guess. especially given his perceived handling of the abuse scandal within the catholic church. i think i fully agree. i think that it will be ve

they add language that reads, students in scholastic athletics may participate on the team of the d genderd. daniel nancy is the father of three female girls public school students and a member of the commonwealth foundation and joins me now. daniel, good morning. allowing students to pick the gender team, gender sports teams they want to play on. what do you think about that? >> good morning, carley. thank you for having made this morning. i think they should not happen. this is wrong and everywhere that you look at it. this is causing a safety issue for our kids. and last but not least, this shouldn't ever be a priority right now and more pressing and urgent issue should be addressed such as allowing kids from any type of neighborhood social background to have access to a better education. i'm just sad that this is being considered and the parent needs awareness to make sure this does not occur. this will post our kids into -- there was no words for it. >> carley: you said your daughter played volleyball at the ymca but she stop playing because there were no points on the team. tell us w

. >> your son is saying you made this coloring book, and i told him it was from scholastic, and i saidit for him, and he said i want you to give each kid one and explain each page. >> how the coloring books is inspiring confidence and optimism for children. that's coming up right after "today in the bay." >> love that. >>> up next, the top stories we are following this morning, including a warning for some low-lying areas. we are talking about the king tides and how long they are expected to last. >>> and then the potential impact on people >>> right now at 6:30, holiday travel plans may be up in the air due to a powerful winter storm. it includes canceled flights and in some cases stranded drivers. our team this morning, tracking it all. >>> the surge in flu and other viruses lead to a critical shortage for popular medicines. we will show you other options that may be available and how the white house hopes to help. >>> good morning. i am ginger conejero saab in for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. before we get to our top stories, we want to give you a live look this morning

applause] kennedy: we've made it, it's time for a course correction with america's most fantastic scholasticts has scoured the country's colleges for crazy curriculums, and now we'll see if our panel can tell difference between real college courses and fake ones we made up. whoever gets the most right wins an extra cup of jungle juice at their homecoming mixer which is every thursday on the show. abby, guy, kat, are you ready to give it the old college try? >> oh, yeah, i need a win. >> it's curricula, but go on -- kennedy: [inaudible] >> she doesn't like you now, they're rooting for me. >> very northwestern-y. kennedy: it's many chicago. question number one, get your paddles ready. is this a real college class, demystifying the hipster? real or fake. guy and abby are on the board. >> no! kennedy: yeah. tufts university from the if syllabus. this class promises to make students sociologists of today's hipster culture. >> they're not that comply dated. kennedy: makes me want -- not want to send my daughter to college. question number two, ten ways your parents let you down. >> that's gotta be

this is from scholastic. >> and the rest is history >> it snowballed from there. >> reporter: harry startedring books on the same block where people were selling dope so they were selling dope. i was selling hope people thought i was crazy >> reporter: he took the money from selling books and poured it right back into his community. he started a nonprofit called color of positive thoughts and began holding programs for local children on his patio. then after school in this community center what programs happen under this roof >> on monday, we focus on nothing but homework, entrepreneurship and things of that nature. tuesdays we do basketball. wednesday we do karate, kickboxing/fitness thursday we do rugby we have a rugby team >> reporter: harry had become a pied piper of optimistic gaining followers. why do you think harry's approach has been so effective >> his commitment. the way he is so committed to the program. the way the kids just love him they love him in a way like a father figure. >> what have you come to learn here what have you been doing >> i learned how to help people get alon

scholastic used to sky as well. scholastic used to keep your thoughts and your pictures coming in.nce the wrap from the very beginning, haven't we? we've been going very nearly a year on this um we to know this show. um we love to know who you are and where you are , who you are and where you are, what you're, you know, and the fact , you know, you might be fact, you know, you might be watching or listening watching us or listening to us is you when you open is what you see when you open your door and go out. no, your front door and go out. no, we're stuck in the studio in the basement and we have no windows . i've got i presume . you don't i've got i presume it's daylight there, but it it's daylight out there, but it can only presume it because we don't it all. but it's don't see it at all. but it's lovely to get a on your lovely to get a window on your world so please do. yes. we love to your pictures and figure to see your pictures and figure out where you are and everything it's know gives us it's nice to know that gives us a feeling of getting out about right across the countr

res. 892, recognizing interrer scholastic administrator's day. the presiding officer: the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: the preamble be agreed to, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of hmplets rose 873. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: a resolution to authorize the production of records by the secretary of the senate and the senate sergeant at arms. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: i ask that the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on commerce, science and technology be discharged from further consideration of s. 3429, the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the c