rosalva "rosie" trevino. >> she drug the inmate to the front of trevino's cell and then assaulted her there. so our thought is possibly that maybe it was done on trevino's order. >> they swear up and down that i run the show or something like that, and it's not -- it's nothing like that, you know? >> she has a lot of clout. i'm not exactly sure how she continues to keep this high level of clout since she's been here so long. the basic thought is she will not ever leave a facility due to her charges. >> rude dude with attitude. that's what they call me, the officers. >> trevino has been at maricopa more than six years. due to the complexities and ongoing delays in her murder case. if she is convicted she will transfer to a maximum security state prison. >> she seems to just have some pull over the inmates and they tend to do for her whatever she says. >> trevino now joins apkaw and angela simpson as three of the four women assigned to adam 100. >> i'm with my people here. it's cool. it's quiet. i'm with my family. they went through mad extremes to separate us and now we're all together

a gripping tale about josc trevino a humble family man and miguel trevino. a violent criminal organizations criminal activities with the mexican-american border. these books are richly detailed and rendered accounts which will be the downfall, and on the finest horses in the united states. all with money from miguel's drug empire. >> tonight he will be in conversation with terrence mccoy, a reporter at the "washington post." please join me in welcoming joe tone and terrence mccoy. [applause] >> hello. hi, terry. hello, terrence. thank you everyone for coming. you off to him and okay? to talk about the exciting and gripping and terrific new book, "bones," and it is a book you woulever asked for from a hollyd script. it has hardcharging drug cartels dirk it as an unassuming bricklayer, for crying out loud, and it has, joe tied altogether the makes an appearance about three fourths of the way through the book. it all comes together very well and as the president says, there's a lot of bad hombres. i most want to talk to joe about how this came together for him

wrapping up programming at 11, a report on the trevino others and their rise and fall of the drug cartel. that happens tonight on c-span twos book tv. first is john kugler.

shery: and jose angel gurria trevino will be joining me now. his thoughts on president trump's u.n.ssembly speech and also the intensifying competition in corporate tax rates. we will have all of that coming up next. this is bloomberg. >> from bloomberg's world inquiries in new york, i'm julia chatterley. shery: and i am shery ahn. welcome to bloomberg markets: balance of power with a focus on the intersection of politics and the economy. trump makes his long-awaited debut at the united nations general assembly. what it means for the iran nuclear agreement north korea and the future of the yuan -- u.n. the organizations economic operation and development will join us live. his take on president trump's and the at the u.n. intensifying competition and corporate tax rates. hillary clinton says it she made a mistake when she gave speeches on wall street after leaving government. her old boss doesn't seem to share that concern. more on barack obama's transition to wall street this hour. ♪

josÉ trevino all of a sudden the cartel had this first i mentioned who is ready to run in the unitedtates and had run while in mexico and run well at some qualifiers. he shows up at this track and allison is going to run in a big race at olson josÉ nobody knows who he is is the owner of this source and this takes place the night of the race. he walked in his first public pack he were blue jeans over tan boots, although coat over blue button-down and a cat that made him look less of a winning horse owner and he worked his final day as a brick owner a week before. his last weekly check came to more than $500. in this source he would make 445 grand. after 15 years of steering clear of the fence writer was packed with owners and trainers and horses from serious pedigree. the planned on keeping josÉ from seeing the cash. if they won they tried to leverage his naÏvetÉ to take advantage of them. he may have grown up around horses but this is the first time into the business of horse racing. as a grow more influential in the settlement training it was still managed by -- >> he's not for sale

wrapping up programming at 11, a report on the trevino others and their rise and fall of the drug cartel. that happens tonight on c-span twos book tv. first is john kugler. >> good evening. i'm from the smithsonian associates and welcome to into the presentation of patrick henry. if you did not get a chance to buy the book it will be for sale afterwards. he will sign them at the table up front. remember were able to bring you this program and so many others which i hope you have seen in the august issue of the associate which is a double issue. in fact, if you're here because you're interested in colonial history let me point you to a program on october 30 about espionage in the revolution. that's coming up on monday october 30. before we begin please silence your cell phones they do get reception here and you'll be embarrassed if your phone rings on tv because the c-span group is here to record the presentation. so if you're sitting somewhere where tv light is bothering you please go ahead and find another seat because they will stay on. when we do get to q&a, someone will run around wi

. >> i'll say lee trevino. one of the great players. >> does it have to be a golfer? how far he can actually hit it. >> i like playing with my kids because they're not really -- they haven't gotten into golf. but that time with them, i cherish. >> i've been on the course with you. >> i'm off the list. >> probably i haven't played golf with steph curry. someone i've been in contact with. really good player. he's played in a professional event. i haven't had an opportunity to play with him yet. >> you're going to stick around. go out on the plaza. have more fun. we'll meet some of the members of team usa and the international team. >> as the matt lauer dream sequence continues. thank you, guys. >>> dylan has "pop start." >> i don't want this to end. this is also my dream sequence. let's get to "pop start." fergie has released a new video. the video is 11 minutes long. in the video, we see fergie wandering the streets in a state of distress. she also talks about a moment in her life when she battled some demons. listen. >> i would constantly being in a state of listening