but if you line up to my left, tim grove will stand up here and sign copies of his book. thanks for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> author suki kim, where are you from? >> i'm from south korea. originally i was born a race they are and i came to america when i was 13. >> host: why did you come to the state? >> guest: do now, as all immigrants do, there's a lot of turbulence and i ended up in queens originally come in new york a word of english. >> what do you do for their day-to-day? >> iamb a journalist so i publish novels, literary novel was how i became writing. i am coming out with a book actually. i've been a journalist since the first time i went into north korea in 2002 and that's when if first to mention north korea and that is what i have been covering more or less. >> that is why we invited you and tv to preview your book coming out in the fall of 2014. "without you, there is no us: my time with the sons of north korea's elite". how did you get a job in north korea? how did that come about? >> it took a long time. you know, first of all what i wanted by joi

. >> good afternoon, my name is tim crudo and i am the home owner at 981 grove and phoebe is we mo'o she is going to talk about the project and i want to thank you for your time and attention today and i want to thank the staff and they have been helpful in the last several months in giving us communication and guidance and direction and that is helpful. and i am a san francisco native and i was born and raised here. i lived here almost all of my life, my great grandfather immigrated here in 1870, 20 years before my house was built. and i don't know whether because of that or for some other reason, i have always been a big fan of the victor an, i was a victor an history and literature major in college and one of the things that attracted me to this house in this neighborhood, 15 years ago, when i moved in, was the opportunity to be a custodian of history, being the given the character of the neighborhood and it is attractive and excited about this project and allowing me to continue that maybe for the next 150 years and i will not be around but hopefully the house will and the neighb

tim cook is about as good as you can possibly get at executing. they need andy grove.n without execution is total hallucination but the reverse is also true. if you have execution but don't have a lot of vision, it's barren. apple executes very well. i can't wait for this new phone. the industrial design team is the best we've seen since, you know shares in the 1930s. you know, it's great hower that executing. but i still am looking for the big thing they may do. it could be a brift wristwatch that's connected. it could be the tv, a camera that's disrupted. there are many things i think steve jobs really wanted to done. i think tim cook is a great leader for apple now. i think he's about to show and i think we'll see it this fall some of his new vision. that's what we will have to wait to see. >> meantime, we will get much more from walter. >> october 7th. october 12th. walking dead season 5 premiere so that is a big thing. >> first you have waller issamson's book, then terminus, are they cannibals, will they owe owe i got to know -- >> i have no idea. no idea. >> he's