you're on with toure. >> caller: hello? >> host: speak up, please. >> guest: hi. >> host: steven, go ahead, please. >> caller: hello, can you hear me? hello, can you hear me? >> host: steven, let's lose steven in idaho, please, move on to james in allentown, pennsylvania. james? >> caller: hello? >> host: go ahead. >> caller: hi, toure. >> guest: hi. >> caller: i'd love to have a beer summit with you. >> guest: so good. >> caller: i'm a white guy, the grandson of european coal miners, never had much in privilege but apparently i'm supposed to. i've been a worker all my life, mostly a roofer for years. i've noticed, i've never heard of post-blackness. i've heard of post-racial america which is really, basically, means demographically a post-white america which we seem to all look for. the new term that pat buchanan had in his book called ethnomasochism where white people almost glory and have a gleeful outlook about the fact that they're going to be displaced in this country. i think that's a, it is kind of a white man's dis

in other words, the tour is free.that's because they make their money on kickbacks from your shopping. and that probably means your guide won't be paid up front either. he'll make money or not depending on if you buy your carpet or whatever. >> what's the standard kickback when a moroccan guide takes a tourist into a carpet shop? >> well, it's around 20%. so you buy a $500 carpet, he makes $100. that's as much as his dad makes in a factory in an entire month. >> so i guess when that moroccan guide meets us at the boat with a big smile, we'll be doing some carpet shopping, huh? >> well, shopping is fun. but if you're day-tripping over from southern spain and have only one day in morocco, there's so much to experience. you don't want to be waylaid by someone who claims to be your guide but who is actually a salesman in disguise. >> no, and that's why it's great to have you as public television's tour guide. you're certainly no shill for the tourist industry, are you? >> you know, i've thought about the parallels between

no longer a tour of hollywood homes. now it's a tour of scandals, courtesy of tmz.itely not for kids. this snakes through the notorious side of celebrity life. where hugh grant and paris hilton were arrested and hotspots where the stars party. we'll take you live on that tour, a little later. >>> and laugh lines from cosby. he is out with his latest book. one filled with family advice, delivered with laughs and meaning. we talk with cosby. interview just ahead. >> good guy. really funny. i grew up watching him. so much fun, especially in person. >>> another check of the weather with janice huff. hey, janice. >> before that, i'll talk to melissa gerstein and her son. >> when you change your clocks, change your batteries. it can save lives. change the batteries in the smoke detectors. we partnered with energizer. over 500 children die in fires a year. very important to remember to change your batteries in your smoke detectors. >> also, a great job, elias. great message. let's check the weather, see what's going on today. we have a chance for severe weather across the

let's take an eco tour.r begins in athens, greece's capital, which has prospered as a center of european civilization since ancient times. it's a city with many historical sights. our first destination is zakynthos, an island to the west of the greek mainland. we'll drive west four hours from athens to the port of kalini where we take a ferry to the island. zakynthos is a famous resort island in europe. particularly popular here is the sea turtle watching tour. it's time to sail. the ferry ride to the island takes about an hour. the fare is 8.2 euros per person. we see zakynthos, a lush green island with a mild climate. the island-w a population of 30,000, attracts more than 700,000 tourists annually. first, we head for the island's most beautiful spot, a 30-minute drive from the port. an observation deck juts out from the cliff, overlooking the mediterranean. >> whoa. okay. >> the deck stands 100 meters above the sea. we gaze at the rugged coast and clear blue mediterranean beneath. >> also, you know, it's

racist. >> toure on msnbc, where the motto is resist we much, that's right, toure.g it. maybe not from you, but people all over your side of the aisle. for 23 years, i'm racist, and i'm not. never have been. you guys are. >> well, if that's not a badge of honor, i don't know what is. when i heard that, i said, mama, i made it! but whatever small comical victory that moment represents for me, it's part of a loss for the country. it shows you the american conversation about race is devolving, because some people want to destroy that conversation. the absurd idea that we are post-racial has emboldened many to reject the legitimacy of talking about race. to them, discussing race in and of itself is racist, because you're playing the race card and injecting race into the world, as if it's not already there. for some people, racism is a word to fling around in an attempt to distort the meaning of the word and contort the necessary race conversation into meaninglessness. and wherever the conversation is pulled into the gutter of meaninglessness, we all lose. because we sti

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-- twitter@toure. >> host: the book. who is afraid of post blackness. the authors toure. he has joined us from the miami book fair to take your calls. coming up several hours of live coverage on our set on booktv on c-span2. from miami. several more authors coming up to talk about. if you are interested you can watch our web cast on line, booktv.org. we are webb casting several water events including toure. he will be speaking in half an hour. you will be able to watch him on line as well. coming up next is the author of this book, james gleick called "the information". mr gleick sat down for booktv's afterwards program in may and talked to frank rhodes of wired magazine. we will show you that after words and that james gleick will show you -- know from miami to take your calls. >> fascinated by the year 1948. clearly there was a banner year to speak in terms of studying the states and the world we live in. that was the year the transistor was invented and year claude canning came up with information theory and cyberneti

once this tour started, and it was getting a lot of press.n the tour. bruce came up to see the show. and that year, you know, bruce had been on the cover of "time" magazine and news week" the same week. and you know, he was kind of inching past bob as the super folk rock singer. and it was the first time they ever met. and he came into the dressing room and you know, i was in there by myself with bob. and bruce came in, and they started talking and i took about, i don't know, eight or nine frames. and i just decided, you know, i've got the photograph. let me get out of here. let me leave them alone for a while. so i go into the dressing room, i said bob, you'll never guess who's here. he said who. i said muhammad ali. i said he wants to see you. he said okay. so he brings him in, and his manager must have had this in a box or something like that because muhammad brings this box in and he takes out a boxing glove larger than bob dylan. it was gold and he presents it to bob. and then you know, they chatted

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once this tour started, and it was getting a lot of press.join the tour. bruce came up to see the show. and that year, you know, bruce had been on the cover of "time" magazine and news week" the same week. and you know, he was kind of inching past bob as the super folk rock singer. and it was the first time they ever met. and he came into the dressing room and you know, i was in there by myself with bob. and bruce came in, and they started talking and i took about, i don't know, eight or nine frames. and i just decided, you know, i've got the photograph. let me get out of here. let me leave them alone for a while. so i go into the dressing room, i said bob, you'll never

record or tour?lves, we needed and wanted that closure and that clarity. >> so how do you feel about this? do you feel sad? are you relieved? >> there's -- certainly, there's sadness. you know, it's bittersweet, by all means -- >> if the feelings go from here to here, we're feeling every one of them. >> but you know, not relief, though. because relief implies, like, we're escaping something. and it certainly isn't that. you know, there is the word that popped into my head, there is an odd feeling of liberation. ♪ that's me in the corner ♪ that's me in the spotlight, losing my religion ♪ >> it's a liberation, it's a clean break, and a chance to move forward. >> so what do you do now? >> i took a deep breath the day of the announcement of our disbanding and i just thought, now what? what do i do now? and i couldn't answer it for myself. so i decided to be very honest with everyone i spoke to about it and say, i have no idea. i really don't know. but i'm going to take a sabbatical for a couple months or

what are you hoping to get out of this house tour? >> we're hoping to raise awareness that there are bed and breakfasts in the city. we hoping to raise money for moveable feast. >> and movable feast is the meals on wheels for people with chronic illness. what kind of events deal have? >> each bed and breakfast will have tastings from local wineries. local chefs will be pairing food to go with those lines. >> how can people get tickets? >> people can buy tickets up to that morning on site or search for the holiday house tour. search for better baltimore bed and breakfast house tour. >> it is so cozy. we will be talking more about this bed and breakfast later this morning. let's check the weather. we have mostly dry weather. there could be rain and snow showers in the western mountains. much colder as you step outside. they have rooms inspired by authors. the edgar allan poe room. >> they have lots of spots like that around baltimore. we'll talk to again next half hour. the big store is pushing away from us. we don't have any rain or sn

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toure, thank you so much. martin, a more, thank.n, jami, thanks to the four of you as well for making my understanding of this and i think our audience's understanding of this better than it would have otherwise been for sure, considering the news of the day. thank you, guys. joining us now is msnbc's al sharpton who delivered the eulogy at michael jackson's memorial service. reverend, this, in its own way, is yet another completion of the story, or yet another chapter in the story of michael jackson's life and death. how do you put today's events in the context of the funeral itself and the career that preceded it? >> well, i think, clearly, me being someone that was friendly with michael and having talked to family members, and i'll be talking at length about it tonight on our show at 6:00. i think that a lot of people that are on the side of dr. murray and think he didn't get a fair trial, i think that i will be arguing about whether or not they were fair to michael. i think that if michael jackson had not been michael jackson an

this summer on book tour, walking down the street in seattle, my cell phone rang.i was like, "what the heck?" i answered it and this voice says, ( speaking in spanish). it was one of the garbage dump women. >> hinojosa: calling you from a cell phone... >> from a cell phone... >> hinojosa: ...that she has... >> from the dumpe, because they can buy, you know, throw away pre-paid telephones. >> hinojosa: well, this is something that people might not know, which is that after you wrote across the wire, you spent... you developed a relationship with the pepenadores-- is what they're called in mexico. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: the people who basically sift through the garbage. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and you now have an active relationship with them, on your web site you're doing updates about the pepenadores. >> oh, yeah, i've always... you know, i always... i always tell people, "you know, i'm probably the only writer you'll meet out on book tour who got his start washing the feet of garbage pickers in the tijuana garbage dump." and i try to do my writing career as though i

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record or tour? the clarity. >> reporter: how do you feel about this, are you sad, relieved? >> there's certainly sadness. you know, it's bittersweet by all means. >> the feelings go from here to here. we're feeling every one of them. >> but not relief, because that implies we're escaping something and it isn't that. there is an odd feeling of liberation. ♪ ♪ that's me in the corner, that's me in the spotlight ♪ ♪ losing my religion >> it's a liberation, it's a clean break. chance to move forward. >> reporter: so what do you do now? >> i took a deep breath the day of the announcement of our disbanding and i just thought, now what? what do i do now? i couldn't answer it for myself. so i decided to be honest with everyone, i said, i have no idea. i really don't know. but if i'm going to take a sabbatical for a couple of months or longer and whatever i do you'll know about it i hope. >> reporter: a massive comeback tour? never say never? >> never say never, but of course we won't do it. >> reporter: tha

while not part of the official behind-the-scenes tour, ellen let me meet the seals. it turns out each one has plenty of personality. you make friends with your fist -- what's called "targeting." >> what's going on, razz? >> good. all right, what you can do is, you want to just hold the fish right like that in between two fingers and hand it right to her. >> aww, good razz. >> last but definitely not least, i'm going to get up close and personal with some of the strangest creatures of the deep at the ray touch tank. the stingrays are hungry, too. >> if you keep your hand nice and flat -- keep it in the water. here he comes. yep, if you keep your hand down nice and flat, they might know it's feeding time. >> hi. aww. >> keep your hand nice and flat. here we go -- this guy will give you a good pet. >> aww. now, before you decide to pet the next stingray you encounter, keep in mind that the stingers on these guys were carefully removed. >> the stingrays in the wild do have little stingers, or barbs, at the end of their tail, and that's kind of a defense mechanism. if a p

today, a quake struck hours just after the tour along the hayward fault, coming up, the possibility of a major quake, heading into the bay area in the near future. >>> and andy rooney, the fixture who delivered the moments on every day live has died. >> part of my success is how average i am. i am a very normal guy. >> rooney had just retired from 60 minutes last month. he spent 33 years at cbs, and delivered 1097 essays, starting his journalist career writing for the stars and stripes during world war ii. after the war he wrote for hollywood variety shows before joining cbs, he joins in 1968 and won many awards and four emmies. he was 92 years old. and we have much more on the life and legacy of andy rooney, including what he said about retirement. just go to our web page at ktvu.com and click on the news tab. >>> and a bay area congresswoman leading her support today to one of the candidates for san francisco district attorney. jackie spear, joining the campaign for bach, who says she would reopen cold cases, and be tough on criminals. >> i am running for district attorney to make su

. >> as a touring and recording entity. you know, r. several m.catalog and our music but as far as creating more stuff, no. >> between the three of us, we kind of arrived at it at the same time. you can go into the blogosphere and everyone has their opinion of when r.e.m. should have or might should have broken up, but we didn't even call it breaking up. we disbanded. there's no andny mossity or no lawyers between us. we love each other and have huge respect for each other. we just reached a point where it didn't feel like it made sense to carry on any further. and we happened to do that at a very high point in a 31-year career of highs and lows. ♪ everybody hurts sometimes, ♪ >> why quit. why not just take a break and then just tour when you feel like it? >> because if you do that, then you've got constant questions about when's your next record, when's your next tour. and in a way, that would inhibit whatever it is we plan to do going forward. >> i think it would turn everything else in our life into a sideshow. people would say, when are you go

you know, my wif kathy, and i have been on tour 47 years, and it was a team effort. he had a team effort that got destroyed. now, you can-- we're very selfish as players. we have to be. we have to be self-centered. it's "eye" it's not a team. but when it's a team it's much easier. his team has shrunk, and his team has changed leaders. you know, teachers and all this stuff. >> rose: caddies. >> caddies. all sorts of stuff has changed and that changes the dynamics. it's not just go out. i mean, you know, i-- you know, i hope he gets it back. >> rose: when you see him on the practice green or see him on the course, do you think-- what does it look like? does it look like somebody trying too hard? i think he's still on the green thinking about what he just did on the shot coming into t green. that's what i'm saying. his mind is real busy. in a four-hour round you have a lot of time for your mind to shifgears and go back and forth in different places. if we watch rory, it was pretty obvious between what tiger said after the masters and what rory mcelroy said after the mas

he is, as you know, a rmer professorolfer who won 25 times in this tour. he won two p.g.a. championship. he has become the world's most sought-after putting instructor, tiger woods, phil mickelson and others have come to m to fix theiputting upon. i am pleased to have him here at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: there's not a man alive or woman alive who plays this game who doesn't need help with theirutting, fair to say? >> yes, very definitely. >> rose: what's the key? >> i basically look at golf as being two different games. i think if you're right-handed you're going to hit all your shots, with the exception of putts and low chip shots, which i think are left-handed. your left-hand shouldn't break down, but most people, they kind of make like putting a miniature part of the game and constantly twitch it with their right hand and it's not good. >> rose: it's your left-hand. >> left hand goes to the hole. >> rose: left hand determines the direction and re of the green? >> the direction that you want to go. it's similar to someone sho

jobs tours.he 8th -- all of these november. the 7th, the 2nd. the man has been on tour all over the country on a jobs tour discussing jobs. yet they claim we had to do this because he won't talk about jobs. >> i think what it's saying is that mitt romney is having a hard time dominating the air waves when he's being paired up against the republican candidates and that the obama campaign is being very effective by going locally and dominating the local media. that's what basically that demonstrates, he's trying to figure out how do i get the obama campaign to talk about me because nobody else really is. >> the other point i think is when you made the point that we're in a different time with citizen journalism and all kind of technology, this was a small ad by new hampshire because i think they're so out of touch with the times, they think they can get away with a little small ad bite not knowing that everything now is global. you put it anywhere and it's going to be everywhere, especially if it's

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we toured the state with gardens so beautiful there were archived in the smithsonian. welcome to "open house." whether you're buying, selling, redesigning or just dreaming, we have you covered. i am coming to from the upper west side neighborhood. this was recently renovated with every modern luxury and convenience. it is on an adorable tree-lined street just a hop and skip from the river. and tips of the trade, we teamed up with an interior designer in chicago. he takes us inside a unit he designed for his client who wanted to go completely glam. he shows us how he achieved this look with his fine eye for detail. >> i am in chicago. we are at a recently completed project or the client wanted the home to feel unique and like a treasure box. we to detail and design and over the top. everything has a custom touch. the best way to have balance is to use color and texture. this over sized sofa is on an orange rug. we used custom pillows. this is a fine detail. the rest of the seating consists of a laser cut ottoman and his cool traditional chair. it adds a little bit of ro

will donate &pmoney o local charities at each tour top.um was certified platinum. tickets to the concert are in high demann... 2000 tickets were available and now there arr less than 500 tickets for sale. you can see kid rock at fillmore silver spring on wednesday pight at 8-thirty. intothe show for free!live nation sent uu 10 pairs of tickets to give away to you. you can win tomorrow on fox45 mmrning news. a warm and beautiful... novemeber day.it felt more like spring than fall. how long... does... the warm weather going to last?chief meterologist vytas reid is standing by with the answer answer 3 when news breaks.. you can access the lat your cell phone. download the fox45 mobile news app for your droid or i-phone. it includes weather cooditions.. all at your ingertips. go to for "mobile" at top righthand porner of the scceen. 3 "cheering" ""heering" 3&celebration on the sidelines.....a spunky student has her dream come true...and gets a chance to support her &pfootball team t the big game. game.the dedication... she had... to make...//