professor strain talked about his book at the west palm beach public library in florida for about 40 minutes. >> i'm very glad to be here today at the west palm beach public library. i appreciate the opportunity to speak with you all about my latest book. i'd also like to thank andrea for her work in court making this and making it happen. i would like to talk to you a bit first about the genesis of this book about how i came to write it, and then i've got some selections that i will take you through from the book and read a little bit and then leave time for questions and answers towards the end. but this book grew directly out of my work in the classroom. oftentimes with professors, research and teaching are two very different things. compartmentalized without much to do with one another. and this book derived from a course that i thought originally at the university of california university of california, and then at florida atlantic university on violence. the class began as a class dealing with violence in american history, so it don't with war, it dealt with racial strife, it de

spurs they have leapfrog liverpool into the europa league spot for now after two nil when on the field at west palm are the first team to be relegated from the top division of policing three two against fellow strugglers wigan. last full on means either they wigan blackpool walls are blocked for and will take the true meaning drop zone since. the glory days are bought for iraq suffer a historic sunday in the netherlands the dutch giants securing their first heard of busy crime in seven years after beating the only side who could have stopped them twenty for the top two teens had never met to the side of the title on the last day of the season before all this twenty headed into the clash holding a one point lead meaning they needed just a draw to be trying champions but she. thank you all of the home support of iraq troops after twenty three minutes the sides will be exchanged right before the young seal the deal doesn't mean it's the time it feels for now celebrations i'm sure dunphy full title number thirty five. leaving behind on talking i saw you were russia have missed a chance to watch a fifth

game and spurs they have leapfrog liverpool into europa league spot for her to deal when on the field at west palm are the first team to be relegated from the top division after losing three two against fellow strugglers wigan well the last ship full of means either they wigan blackpool walls on blackburn will take meaning dropzone places. it's three days or park for i.x. off the historic sunday in the netherlands the dutch giants securing their first heard of busy crime in seven years after beating the only side who could have stopped them twenty now the top two teams had never met to decide the title on the last day of the season before all this twenty headed into the clash really a one point lead meaning they needed just the draw to be trying champions but. thank you all of the home support of iraq troops after twenty three minutes the sides will be exchanged right before the young seal the deal doesn't minutes from time to restore the celebrations and saddam faithful tipler thirty five. leaving full behind talking i saw you were russia have missed a chance to watch a fifth straight world champ

a pretty good commute around the bay area, we will start you with a bridge check for the west palm bay bridge, a wind advisory here, also for the san mateo bridge and for interstate 580, the metering lights are activated about a half an hour later than usual. this is a pretty good ride for the westbound lane bridge, the san mateo bridge, my apologies, the lens is a little foggy. the traffic is still pretty late in the westbound direction, they do have a wind advisories for the san detailed bridge. the golden gate bridge is problem free, so is the ride through marin county. another free with the wind advisory, interstate 580 for the stretch through the altemont pass. the time is 7 08 a.m., we will have more on the kron 4 morning news continues. >> jackie sissel is live in knightsen in regards to fothe 4 month old that was missing. >> the baby has been found, the baby is safe, the contra costa share of deputies are on their way to southern california. three people are being interviewed. we are awaiting more information, how they b ended up in southern california is a big part of the stor

the woman was headed to west palm beach when she snapped a picture of the shuttle "endeavour" soaring into space following its launch. she tweeted the photo and it quickly spread giving the world a rare view of "endeavour's" last adventure. >>> how for a look at your national and regional weather, here's bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning. >> big storm on the east coast and big storm on the west coast. today we are dealing with snow in the sierra mountains. the temperatures are chilly. it is a cool morning. a lot of people need an umbrella too. 41 to start your morning. 54 in la. even in phoenix, the clouds are moving in. cooler temperatures will arrive. a lot of clouds, we have three storms. the one that came in over the weekend is north of idaho. we have another one off the coast. the one through yesterday is moving through the rockies. this weather pattern is moving two dayss into the middle of th country. that is the snow at the higher train. we have showers in the higher train. even downtown, we are not forecasting a big rain event. it is widespread.

the big screen will be fantastic. this comes to us from news channel 5 in west palm beach, florida. >> officials are addressing a tough situation that they are happy to have. six straight a students ended the season faced with a dead het on their hands. each student has been named valedictorian, a historic honor all six say they're happy to receive. congratulations to all six of you. >> there is one winner. >> rock, paper scissors. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> it took more than 300 years, but thousands of relics are back on dry land. archaeologists in china recovered pottery and bowls from the mingh dynasty. the discovery was made inside a centuries old shipwreck deep below the surface. even more items are expected to be uncovered in the weeks ahead. >>> moving from the old to the new, some innovative robots were on display in china this week. using wireless technology, these bots can connect to cell phones where users can control their every move. the toymaker says this technology will be helpful to people in teaching, building and security o

the location. three sources indicate lit happen in pinellas county. others are saying it will be west palm beach. media outled lets are prepping for coverage. tents are set up across from the courthouse. the court received roughly 600 requests for media credentials. there is a security plan in place that includes designated spots outside the courthouse restricting with protests can stand. to keep the trouble we saw outside the anthony house from popping up outside the courthouse. >>> the commute in and out of new york city is likely to be many congested this morning. a derailed train has occur tailed train service this morning. it was after a sunday morning subway crash. more than 30 people were injured. service is only partially resfoerpd police say the cause was likely mechanical failure. >>> time for some sports. it's guesting interesting in the nba. >> mike yam from espn news has the details. >> good morning. we start on the nba hard wood where the los angeles lakers were trying to avoid the sweep against the mavericks. this one in dallas. jason terry. getting pumped up before the game. whatev

west palm side on this side of your screen. the one-on- one southbound is looking good. no delays. emma >> oakland police say that they have of arrested michelle williams, charged with many identification fraud cases. she used information into cash fraudulent checks. there was a raid at the location where she was making blank checks. you can see photos of the fake social security cards and driver's license that she also been making. it was their biggest of identity theft best in the history of this city. >>darya: and this is some video release from temple nightclub. it is from the nice that a student was attacked. this is video from the park. here is the suspect. with a circle the whole time. that is the suspect in this murder case. he is described as an asian male with a sleeve tied to. now, the victim if you member was there year-old joe hernandez. he was a medical student at ucsf. san francisco police made this arrest for his murder. this happened at the nightclub back in january. let us look at the who they're arrested here. they believe 22 wrote tracy attacked one of the victi

the kennedy space center in florida this morning. these images were captured by a passenger on a delta airlines flight from new york to west palm beach. before leaving, commander mark kelly left cards and flowers for his two daughters and his wife. she attended the launch, another milestone in her recovery from an assassination attempt in january. >> and liftoff! >> couric: with seven million pounds of thrust and a $2 billion payload on board, the shuttle "endeavour" was finally bound for space. but among estimated half million people on hand to bid "endeavour" safe journey, there was one spectator who was especially riveted. what was gabby's reaction to the launch? >> it was emotional and a sense of relief and excitement, it was beautiful. >> couric: giffords staff member was watching from the roof of the launch control center shielded from public view three miles from the pad. >> at the end she looked at me and said "good stuff. >> couric: giffords came here to the kennedy space senter two weeks ago when the launch was scrubbed due to a short circuit in the shuttle's engine compartment but carusone says her boss is handling the tra

it's nothing provides today and the maybe some noise but i'm not in the palm anyway so it's no problem for me it's all right tell me what you love about the streets west by zero eight it is a great straits you must go on using the word and its people compare the surface i knew oxford street in london and you call it all with attractions within the whole staff because clearly in ritz carlton and of god's great theaters everything so it's amazing place to me it's great to live here but it does come at a price isn't it a taste i would say that compared to other cities now that expensive and if you've got a budget you can stretch and i would recommend to leave it's a lifetime experience so you have these amazing views definitely on the scariest terrace in the world i know i know and i'm quite looking forward to today through the may day parade next week so i will have the absolute best seat in the world absolutely yes it is everything that you have to invite me through to the right. they are going to. i'm finally we arrive here at the barracks best guy in the better us metro and strain station though i pass the love the buildings as the balance here i thi

the way it is. i performed with my family straight through until i was a resident, ob/gyn. now we all went to college and west palmnew jersey because the other college was five minutes away from the long branch new jersey. my father said that is as far as i want my daughters to go. we planned to go to harvard. that's too far to keep the band together. you can go to college and do well but the dream still to be realized. now i went to a very small college but my professors working dedicated and i went to the physician of surgeons which is a quantum leap from a small teachers college to an ivy league universities there was the school to become first medical school to award the degree in the colony. so here i am a physician and that brings me to the point of player with the second book, something to prove. i want to read excerpts out of the second book because you think you've got the brass ring. i'm a doctor. i have an m.d. from columbia. so what do you do? again, just wanted to read to you what doctors do and this is from the first chapter, first page of something to prove. chapter one, the bases and the glass ceil

the. video. streets with the palm of your. comb. europe follows the u.s. in stopping sanctions on syria over a crackdown on anti-government protesters critics accuse the west of seeking regime change and want to control the region. you're in you may see the seat of the u.n. security council while giving it more power as a single block it could damage the strength of some member states independence. also georgians have to turn to the international human rights school to get justice for a murder committed by ranking officials exposing an inherent flaw in the country's trumpeted pretty consistent. brushes tend just spend more and save less they also are preferred to keep any savings the current course is despite this world for business in twenty minutes. and it's one pm here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. welcome to the program the top stories are international pressure is mounting on syria and the government's intensified crackdowns against any opposition coming on the further scrutiny following in the americas footsteps europe has slapped fresh sanctions on the country's top officials including an arms embargo travel ban. or enter ports there a

bell dinging ] >>> we had to work out the audio gremlins that took over the show with ken and daria dolan joining us from west palmotect yourself against those who make a living hacking others. last point, you said consider credit monitoring services. in what way? >> we have lifelock. it's not a commercial, but it's one of many where, in fact, if there's a problem they will immediately alert you. it's not for free. it's $10 a month or less with discounts. when we get it every month saying they've been looking -- >> change your passwords periodically, whether you've been hacked or not. it's a good safety tip. >> ken and daria dolan, thanks so much. glad you could spend the holiday weekend with us. >> good holiday to everyone. >> ken and daria dolan always have so much to say. you can find them on twitter, facebook and their personal blo blog. check out their blog at dailymoneydish.com. >>> time to check our top stories now. one of the top nato officers in afghanistan is wounded today in an attack being claimed by the taliban. major general markus kneip commands all nato troops in northern afghanistan. he was report

she took it from the window of a flight headed from west palm beach. sted it on twitter and it has gone viral. >>> at kennedy space center in florida, nasa began rolling out the space shuttle "atlantis." it is scheduled to launch this summer, the final mission of the 30-year-old shuttle program. >>> in shelton, connecticut, students celebrated the "endeavour" launch. the advanced placement biology class designed one of the 16 science ex peoplperiment to mea the growth of bacteria in space. >>> hobson powell. >> at the the age of 15,ty hobson powell is one of the youngest graduates of the university of baltimore. success is nothing new. he learned chinese at three. he graduated from high school at 13. get this, now, he is preparing for law school and, oh, yeah, he is going to get his driver's license. he is 15 now. he has to wait. oh, i feel interior. >>> the nfl lockout remains in place. that's the new ruling from the federal appeals court. the judge has granted the owners a stay, at least until june 3rd. that's when the same court will hear a full appe

west serving in his first term in the house of representatives. he represents florida's 22nd district, which includes forts lauderdale and west palm beach. also a member of the tea party caucus. one of our followers on twitter wants to enlist you for higher office. he said this man should be president. obama is a media feeding machine. we need a real american like west. you've also been getting some interest from other folks, andrew has said he'd like to see you on presidential ticket in 2012. what do you think? guest: that's very humbling, and it's very honorable that you would think that, just after five -- i've never been in politics, never held a political office until now. and for people to think that, after five months that i have the potential and the capacity and capability to take it to another level, that's -- i don't know what to say. but the thing is, most important for me, i want to be a good congressional representative, be a capable legislator and to be an american statesman. and if there's some higher calling for me, i think that god will make that decision in my life. host: a deserve active political activist did an inte

next call from west palm beach, fla., on the democratic line. caller: how're you doing today? want to commend c-span for their independent journalism. i also want to put in a word for link tv. sir, you do something that is absolutely extraordinary. you served the country and you are trained in everything that you can do. you are proficient in all of them. heu are the tip of te sword. the men that we have underneath us, being the president -- man. host: what is your question? we will move on. new york, john, on the republican line. caller: do you think the war against political assassinations that president bush signed will be repealed? will the navy seals be able to go into these countries and be able to take out leaders instead of starting these wars? guest: it would be hard for me to speculate with the people in congress would want to do around that. osama bin lawn was a terrorist leader. -- osama bin laden was determined later and presented a very particular target. i am obviously incredibly pleased with the results. as for the changes in legislation based on that, that wou

toy today and to maybe some noise but i'm not in the palm anyway so it's no problem for me it's all right but tell me what you love about the streets west oh. it is a great street in moscow and hearing the word and people compare it to the surface of a new oxford street in london and you've got all with attractions within the staff you've got clinton in ritz carlton and so called great theatre is everything so it's amazing place to me it's great to live here but it does come at a price isn't that a taste i'll say that compared to other cities not all that expensive and if you've got a budgets you can stretch and i would recommend to leave yeah it's a lifetime experience so you have these amazing views definitely on the scariest terrace in the world i know i know and i'm looking forward to today through the may day parade next week so i will have the absolute best seat in the world absolutely because it is everything that you have to invite me to come and see the bright. they i think it. was finally we arrived here at the club and our quest for the better us i read it for a while frail says you know i personally love the buildings and su

next call from west palm beach, fla., on the democratic line. caller: how're you doing today?dependent journalism. i also want to put in a word for link tv. sir, you do something that is absolutely extraordinary. you served the country and you are trained in everything that you can do. you are proficient in all of them. heu are the tip of te sword. the men that we have underneath us, being the president -- man. host: what is your question? we will move on. new york, john, on the republican line. caller: do you think the war against political assassinations that president bush signed will be repealed? will the navy seals be able to go into these countries and be able to take out leaders instead of starting these wars? guest: it would be hard for me to speculate with the people in congress would want to do around that. osama bin lawn was a terrorist leader. -- osama bin laden was determined later and presented a very particular target. i am obviously incredibly pleased with the results. as for the changes in legislation based on that, that would be hard for me to say. host: offi

the ride is a good one. antioch on highway 4. west palm looks good. starting our live look at projects. toll plaza at = no problems. there is no delays as they cleared the second stall from the upper deck. the san mateo bridge looks good. the volume is building. there no problems in either direction. problem for a former county. >>darya: thank you. seven 07 a.m. and we will be back. here is a live look out side. >> will come back. the cost of tuition is going up. they are proposing to raise tuitions this time by it 32%. will tran looks at the numbers. >>will: if the proposals past cal escaped east they will depend lot more for their education next spring. here is how the member breaks down. tuition jump 6000 to raise it before the hundred dollars. to assemble a double since 2007. it will also shut off enrollment to thousands of dissidents. there's a chance to avoid all of these drastic measures. it depends on taxpayers and republicans if they agree to extend taxes that are set to expire next month. they could raise $14 billion every year for our state. >>darya: but it marked the obol sch

the palm of your. question on the com. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing what the word west. can. vilifying go to you and you thought maybe we should just jettison the word concept wes's it's kind of thrown around in and out in media certainly and maybe even academia why don't we just focus our attention on modernization because i think that's really what everyone's talking about because you can modernize without west . nice thing with all the baggage that is associated with it and the coercion that we have talked about associated with was because it living it i live in russia and people don't consider this a western country but it's a modernizing country and there's a great deal of and divil instead what is called the west. it has been ever since peter the great. well i think the modernization is certainly attempting and i think it is more appropriate in many cases and westernization of course modernization has its own ambiguity as in difficulties in bag which so they're true that's quite the solution either i mean it might be that you talk about people wanting to mark or se

let's begin this half hour with a verdict at the trial of a florida woman accused of trying to hire a hit man to kill her husband. kerry sanders is in west palm beach with the latest. good morning, kerry. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. it sounds like something in the movies. a mad-cap romantic comedy of a woman who hires a hit man to kill her husband and the police have it all on videotape. but this was the real world situation and it is a true drama. now, after two years, a jury here has ruled the wife guilty of solicitation of first-degree murder. >> verdict, we, the jury find as follows. >> reporter: in less than three hours. >> we find the defendant guilty of solicitation to commit first-degree murder. >> reporter: dalia dippolito, convicted of trying to hire a hit man to off her husband of six months michael dippolito. in court, the 29-year-old faced her husband, as officers recounted the damning evidence. >> i was going to get $3,000 from you today. >> right. >> $3,000 when it's done. >> right. >> reporter: video of dalia dippolito hiring a hit man, actually an under cover police officer armed with a hidden camera. >> all right. t

commercial airliner yesterday after the shuttle launch endeavour visible to passengers on this delta airlines flight. that he plane was en route from new york t west palmbe. >> my in-laws live in port st. lucie. they are not down there but they have seen shuttle launches 120 miles away. it goes up and on a clear day in florida you can see forever and it is beautiful. it's gorgeous. >> not so gorgeous here. >> not. >> come on, kristy. >> i know, i know. >> it will improve in a couple of days. >> we're dressed in black. >> it's a very solemn occasion because it's raining. the rain will pick up this afternoon and evening. showers out there right now. but the good news here's what you want to hear, wednesday those should taper off and will start to warm up so thursday check out the sun icon. sunshine is in the forecast and we'll bump up to the low 70s by that point. friday more cloud cover back in the picture and slight dip in temperature for saturday and sunday. but start of next workweek should be good with plenty of sunshine. so good things in store but you have to hang tight. elizabeth has traffic. >> our photographer is out there with boots on, probab

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the illegal children that we pay for their medication and everything to be bought in america. we also paid for their education and medication legally. host: thank you for your call. west palmch, a republican. good morning. caller: i used to have a landscaping business and i basically got ran out of the business because i could not compete with illegal labor. it is a felony to hire people that are illegal. if someone in the united states -- american people are hiring these people and that is a felony. they have never enforced the law in 20 years. last year, there was a nursery that got caught with 128 people with the same social security number. i think someone could pick that up. the federal government is collecting $80 billion a year in fica taxes they know they will never have to pay up. the federal government is making money. there's no one to enforce the rules. there's nobody to arrest the people that are hiring them, i.e., americans are hiring these people. we have two schools that are almost all hispanic. it costs $43 million per year to educate them, give them free breakfast, free lunch, free day care. we had five illegal aliens still at a construction site in three

the illegal children that we pay for their medication and everything to be bought in america. we also paid for their education and medication legally. host: thank you for your call. west palm beach, a republican. good morning. caller: i used to have a landscaping business and i basically got ran out of the business because i could not compete with illegal labor. it is a felony to hire people that are illegal. if someone in the united states -- american peoe are hiring these pple and that is a felony. they have never enforced the law in 20 years. last year, there was a nursery that got caught with 128 people with the same social security number. i think someone could pick that up. the federal government is collecting $80 billion a year in fi taxes they know they will never ha to pay up. the federal government is making money. there's no one to enforce the rules. there's nobody to arrest the people that are hiring them, i.e., americans are hiring these people. we have two schools that are almost all hispanic. it costs $43 million per year to educate them, give them free breakfast, free lunch, free day care. we had five illegal aliens still at a construction site in three yea

the report available online? >> guest: it is available online. >> host: as you look at that, west palm beach, florida, steve, republicanline. >> caller: good morning, can you hear me? >> host: yes, go ahead. >> caller: hi. i just want to say something to this woman who is probably a very honorable woman and to the rest of america. this is a bunch of hooey. i have four points if you have the time. first, politicians love infrastructure projects because they are extremely labor intensive, they create a lot, a lot of employment temporarily, and then you end up with a bunch of people that are basically then all of the sudden unemployed and projects that don't fulfill their, you know, their promise as it were. this happens every time, for example, a city hosts the olympics. you end up with stadiums that are unusable and luge runs and wherever it is, salt lake city. this is bankrupting greece right now. two examples -- >> host: you already gave two. . >> guest: some promises don't live up to their expectations and we don't hear about projects brought in under budget and on time with above projections or writership. salt lake