opinion and voting preferences and the patterns so maurer negative views of undocumented immigrants to sova identify as republicans and on the heavy-handed you half a positive view that is associated to the democratic party as well was the stronger affiliation. >> and what is notable is the relationships with those attitudes even when we account for other factors my religious affiliation affiliation, political ideology. the book also goes into another analysis but in fact, the media is biased coverage of immigration and in the way they talk about immigration and we find that the size of sex of policies and when that is large enough but that overall pattern for the research uncovers is that white americans of negative views of immigration are more likely to identify as republican, of the republican and support policies and with the criminal-justice in education in health care for crowfoot and with research is that makes the case is now the core of politics no longer a perjury issue is an important issue every couple of years and what we are witnessing a say backlash and despite some of the c

sova decided that the british would not go ahead with the d-day. they would abandon the day. churchill came may 1943 to washington and went behind the back to have hearings or meetings on capitol hill to try and persuade them not to support d-day in 1944. all this story has covered up from those who follow the lead in the his geography of world war ii. of modern biographies. and with that mission to use foreign said evidence to reconstruct history and when necessary, to construct and the story of fdr is an amazing saga on the one hand that has great qualities and is inspired. it is wildly popular. to be impetuous and he has no vision of the future, only of the past, the glorious past. and he has no understanding of how determined to the ledger in -- the german troops are as part of southern europe for the allies to invade if only the president would give him 10,000 more americans to throw into action is strategically ignorant but is so sure of himself and some how this president, the paralyzed president in his wheelchair accepts that winston churchill is absolutely essential

sova those covered in the of photo identification part there is a large number ofs americans who don't now that they don't board airplaneses or the other things. they have an zero day home. so for example, in texas you cannot use a driver's license from another state to cast your ballot. or if it is expired moren than 60 days. the that is true under the stricter version of the law but up until that decision was issued but many people use for what they talkan about. end of litigation a lot of people who did have photo six ya identification'' for that to expire five or six years ago as a there was no need to renew there driver's license but they kept it so they could show it when they needed to. >> those that spoken the trial were not alone. of the to do that statistical analysis over 600,000 registered voters did not have one of those i.d.. that is a sizable portion of the electorate. y >> so proving who you are who you say you are does not disenfranchise. >>. >> the center is far left socialistic organization that has always ben for is the main objective of allowing illegal immigrants

sova said there recess nt hit the far razzle all. and is it and by competing interests to allow the space. men is necessary to bring up cold sores in lowe's the crybabies alas think so flawed but i can tell you always have the european history bruce is what we actually see with his love of god. have you have lebanon, syria where at the end, we don't end up the place with a dictator could be thinking of the state system in a round the world for a long time. en he is relatively new to thee ottoma police. with the caliphate we're more like the roman empire. we are large. and the modern state system with the flagship and borders is just carved. so the reason is the relatively new. id for the region i think that is why if you look at the big system, you have thedates mandates, a few decades of mandates, a veteran after the european countries, they had to commit suicide again with the world war ii. the united states was in for a few more decades. then they decided that we would destroy that system. . . with that, you can chew on that on yo

sova statistic goal is of the neighboring countries and those prioritized attacks in the force multiplies. and that appeals to the recruiters but to say we are not losing. and talking about belgium or france or california and the ideology. so think of his portfolio a diluted man and a troubled soul violent and racist is you know, phobic. so this kind of ideology isn't to enjoy the islamic state. and for that attack give orlando to order them to carry out the attack. there are multiple groups and sadly and we should of had resilience. much how they have attacks since syria the question isn't if isis tries to attack with that rsi capacity in orlando you have some troubled individuals. and then take action in to their audience. this is the son of radicalized group. >> don't forget the fact of course, of how many fighters there are an isis and the attraction said that it has. and also the thing that is very confusing of the ford fighters in particular is they're educated. these are not young people that our impoverished and sincerely that they're very educated coming from middle-class familie

sova least once a month we talk in the office. what i consider dropping out of community college we could've made a great living but this is where you began this is a new u.s. and. and then another equation as well. >> also a graduate of howard university and d.c. probably over 100 students. >> gaining 40 hours a week and i was a cashier at a ralph's grocery store and i cleaned the rooms and did everything that i need to do >> why do think he said that to you? >> dan decided to go to college as well and decided to get an education with library science because he also believed that does matter. >> absolutely. but i do the same thing for students who work at a i. c-span: our guest is gerard robinson from the american enterprise institute. >> it has been an honor. ♪ ♪ . . book t.v. is the only national network devoted to non fiction books. television, for serious readers. >> note book t.v., books about criminal justice, next, perry discussions reduction over violent crime, and, compares prison systems, in her book. and then, elizabet

community person tried to put the board out of office by three votes then now was a five / one vote sova gave the alternative arrangements a chance they'd jump to of billion within six days before they're even installed and if you look at the board meeting it was never about the plaintiff it was always about this will open a door to a future sexual predator than the hypothetical concerns we know from a the amicus brief across the country that never actually materialized and no one is saying that there is plenty of room for policies or a confirmation of gender identity the plaintiff had a letter from his doctor and nobody is suggesting a top-down solutions and the other way education and to offer guidance but the district court ruled the regulations mean that the plaintiff automatically loses patty wiens title ix means to be treated differently on the basis of sex and there isn't an exception that authorizes this certainly there is room for additional guidance for the policies in school boards to look bad as well. >> very briefly title ix is broader than title seven and schools have us sp

sova malaria project is it used the state hospital patients to have clinical material including james shannon who was the head of the nih. they decided they should go into prisons to of plenty of men to do their research in the present so in goldwater oriole hospital in the men coming home from the war ended the boston psychopathic hospital so the blood from them but then they were said to this man. so try to figure how to use this drug and a need to go into the state hospitals. so he grew malaria in tested his drug habit and then even used prisoners as technicians among the most famous and though he remember the leopold murder case the crime of the century? he saved him from hanging in then to pick up a neighbor because they thought they were so smart that they could. and was brilliant in the lab to help turn this drug at after the war was used like aspirin in the tropics. with that approach to eliminating malaria it was hard and it cost money and a restaurant of ddt a allegis use these projects ended did you leizhou use them in a global effort to eradicate malaria. >> in the resista

that is on investment sova nova which is lete stage healthcare strategy and requested $50 million and got the full $50 million and that closeed yesterday. i note further on page 4, you see our various initiatives. this is just updated relative to what we provided to the board last month. this is what-this is our research agenda right here on page 4 and page 5. then you see the appendix beginning on page 6. this is sth same furnished to the board last munthd regarding the trade off between the cost of hedging equity portfolio and what it would have done over various time periods. we walked through this in detail last month and providing this month for your reference and glad to provide information if you so desire. that completes the report. and, thank you for that report. mr. driscoll >> regarding item 9. [inaudible] 4 or planned investment meetings in the past there are inivistment committee meetings focus on education and public meetings to include the topic of absolute returns and some people call hedge funds which the public was invited to. in case the iletms do appear in the webs

that is on investment sova nova which is lete stage healthcare strategy and requested $50 million and got the full $50 million and that closeed yesterday. i note further on page 4, you see our various initiatives. this is just updated relative to what we provided to the board last month. this is what-this is our research agenda right here on page 4 and page 5. then you see the appendix beginning on page 6. this is sth same furnished to the board last munthd regarding the trade off between the cost of hedging equity portfolio and what it would have done over various time periods. we walked through this in detail last month and providing this month for your reference and glad to provide information if you so desire. that completes the report. and, thank you for that report. mr. driscoll >> regarding item 9. [inaudible] 4 or planned investment meetings in the past there are inivistment committee meetings focus on education and public meetings to include the topic of absolute returns and some people call hedge funds which the public was invited to. in case the iletms do appear in the webs

sova if you are waiting you will be stuck for a long time. it's not like it was 2,008 in the financial crisis but there just isn't that economic cycle and what cycle? with negative interest rates in in europe and japan closer dash 67% and second it is about productivity. everything is about speed and productivity so anything you can do to bring more productivity to our customers or suppliers is great so that is general terms how we think about it, our focus is adding more value to the analytics with our customers and creating more value in our supply chain. not necessarily focused on making the company broader but making it deeper that is the way we generate growth in the future. then you'll have to do more auspex models there is a lot of ways to grow for people who don't have electricity but if think those solutions if you could be deeper so that is a $130 million industrial company but on the $130 billion basis? those are real numbers. >> so boston is a pretty good sports town. >> i met to robert at this luncheon to thousand two. at that ti

auto ended up on the short end of the argument and that was one of those things because he was sova saidst. it is one of the things that helped ease him out the door. beyond the serpents trail, the park service but there would be a value in having a road. so that people would have a spectacular distance from nature of the cross and entered the monument. in 1929, the park service had already established drawings for rimrock drive. chamber of commerce and some other sources. the construction did not start until after the start of the great depression. in 1933, after franklin roosevelt was inaugurated, in his first hundred days, he did all kinds of things to stimulate the economy and one of them was the conservation corps. there were several camps and basically, those men along with local folks build the rimrock drive. it is a road that could not be built today. for environmental reasons and cost reasons and so on, no one would even to attempt such a project where it i think at the peak of the project, there were as many as 600 working on it. a lot of the work was handwork, using mules and