tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page. facebook.com/booktv. here's a look at the books president obama is reading this summer. the list includes three nonfiction titles. >> one of the things i've learned over a quarter-century researching one little corner of american history while covering as a foreign correspondent a succession of american military actions abroad, most of which have been forgotten. is that the one war that never ends for many people in the united states is the war between the states. one of the most important lessons i learned about that war is how badly we failed to understand its most obvious lessons. it needs to be remembered that the history of wars is largely a history of delusions of those dreams of rapid victories they some simple strategies that lead to long nightmares of slaughter. the french right of what they call -- by which they mean the pathologist takes over politics and the press and eventually the whole people discouraging all debate and dissension. costs are not calculated, benefits are fabricated. the rhet

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remember we want to hear from you so email us, tweet us. send us telegram. smoke signals.le. we'll take them all and use comments in the weeks to only. i'm jeff cole. comments in the weeks to only. i'm jeff cole. pal >> let's take a live look outside at our gorgeous saturday. as we look at wilmington, delaware what's happening wilmington today. every there, let us know i know guy richard in wilmington. and right along the river beautiful weather there bright sunshine. you may be wondering what it is today. any rain. here's a question coming to you sunshine all day. shades all someday. 70 to 75 degrees. looking pretty good there. and now you head outside and there's a concern of rain. there will be a few showers coming in and not today. we're timing it all here with future cast. 8:00, things clearing and clouds popping up in the afternoon and they cleared out at night and beautiful night tonight full moon larger than formal because super moon tomorrow. showers developing mainly north and west. very, very light and ice lateed. much of you will stay dry. if you're in the nort

if you have any other suggestions you can tweet us on our fox 29 facebook page. just make sure you use our hashtag fox 9 weekend. we had a lot of fun watching the game last night. it is worth it to get up. >> enjoy the sunshine. a cooler air. we will start to see a few clouds coming in, especially down the shore. a perfect sunshine, september nor city, there's bright sunshine, but clouds will increase. a lot going on today. here's a big event happening in southwest philadelphia. >> hey, dave, and everyone from fox 29 news. what's the weather going to be today? we have 100 kids coming to our school to help us build a solar tower and a tile mow ache sitting wall. >> a great day for doing any type of outdoor yard work, if you thattive to do it, might as well do it on a day like today, low humidity, cool temperatures. we'll see a few clouds coming in by 11:00. we'll see temperatures climbing into the 80s in philadelphia. most of philadelphia touching 80s degrees. just a few more clouds. it was a cool start, especially in the northern suburbs. it's 70 in philadelphia,

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leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page, tweet us at fox 29 philly. story continues to go viral. we definitely want to hear from you but use our hashtag fox 29 weekend. >>> i'm dave warren here with a quick look at the weather forecast. one thing that will change today and change quickly is temperatures. seventy-five in the city. sixty-eight in allentown. mount pocono 65. warmer to the south, quickly warming up with the bright sunshine that we have. no rain out there ultimate doppler is all a clear. new lets focus on the shore here real quickly, it will be a warm day to day, initially but then we will get that sea breeze there afternoon. we will go from 88 to down to 81. water temperatures in the mid 70's look for a few cloud. inland heat up that heat wave end in the seven day. i'll look at that coming up. >>> dave, thank you. >>> we are testing because everybody has big dreams, and whenever american idol comes to town. >> i cannot sing a little bit. >> i'll sing during dave's weather. i'm in the ready to face that. >> jen has a bunch of good people o

if you'd like to tweet us, you et us @cspan. you can also post your comment on facebook. eric in st. petersburg, florida. go ahead. caller: hello. host: you're on the air. caller: i want to send my thoughts out to all the people that we lost life with katrina, and i want to send my thanks to nation, but ihis want to say something about tragedies. hurricane intranet was the number one tragedy of the united states of america. we are teaching our kids wrong. one tragedy in the united states was slavery. a peacock about all the people -- if you talk about all the people who were killed, the people who are buried, that was the number one tragedy in the united states of america. joe is in louisiana. how did katrina impact you, joe? are you with us? some background noise. we will put joe on hold and see if we can get him back on the line. a caller, let's go to in seattle. hello. i am so glad to have this opportunity. i was so and draw by president to the survivors and 10katrina hurricane, years has gone so fast, and we need this reminder, of this crisis, because so many of us ju

i can't even think like that guys. >> african-american or not, can you please tweet us, let us snow on this lonely island by myself? >> i think something about -- >> careful. >> quincy, go hug yourself. >> i think a guy that has a man crush. guy who has man crush. >> everybody out there watching, just tweet us, facebook us, lauren johnson over at the computer today, she will be chanelling your thoughts and telling us what do you have say about a man crush. admit t do you have a man crush? i'm admit one. >> okay? >> george clean. >> i really? >> he get better with age. doesn't he? >> he's my exception in myanmar and. >> you know, you have to have the one exception. if you can get him, you can have him. >> really? >> and billy is okay with this? >> yes, because he has one too. >> oh, okay. >> eva mendez. >> yes. >> oh, all right. >> well then, say that again, oh, bradley cooper, i really like him. >> okay? >> you know, mike, when people come up, oh, you reminds me of someone, mike will go yes, george clooney. >> where do i know you? >> i'm george clooney. >> bob kelly, he's fit, cute. >>

democrats -- independence at all others -- you can tweet us or leave a post for us on our facebook page. a couple of weeks before we go to the phones, this one from dale saying sanders has the largest crowd today. moines crowd by the des register soapbox. this one from the major -- let's get your response to what bernie sanders talked about today. jeff on the lot for republicans, you are first up. caller: i just wanted to say donald trump is going to be the one to get us out of this mess. as far as bernie sanders goes, i know he is not taken the kool-aid but is he smoking a crack pipe? i don't understand where they pull up this race issue all the time. even the black people are tired of it. that's all i wanted to say. springs,orado colorado. eileen is on the phone. caller: i am an independent and i have voted both ways. if i was going for a democrat it would not be hillary clinton, so i am very interested in listening to mr. sanders. i would like to ask one question that is never answered

you can tweet us or comment on our facebook page but just use the hashtag #fox29weekend. >> did the donald finally go too far? he was just disinvited to a major republican event because of a comment he made. he was blasting kelly attacking her as a journalist and for bringing up years of his aebt-woman remarks. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her where ever. >> the leader announced on twitter that the donald was no longer welcome at the weekend event and kelly was asked to join the conference in his place. the organizer's name was eric ericson and he said the comment was inappropriate. i don't want someone on stage who gets a who is kill question and his first inclination is to imply it was hormonal. it's just wrong. this is just another example of weakness. we will miss you, blame erick er erickson. 24 million people tuned in to watch the debate. more than 3,000 people went on and decided to submit questions. a woman from our area. >> price describe one action you would do to make the economic environment more favorable for small businesses and

why don't you tweet us to let us know. do you think that we owe them many millions of dollars like castro says? >> convenient editorial that he wrote on eve of reopening, nicole. china's currency finally stablizing after beijing devalued yuan over last three days in a row. china's move aimed at boosting economy. second largest in the world. that is why we're paying attention. devaluation rattling global financial markets, sending u.s. stocks sharply lower earlier this week. we're trying to rebound today. mark fake per, gloom boom and doom report, that u.s. government is overstating economic growth. >> nowhere near 7%. more likely closer to 2%, if any growth at all. >> ing research saying that they lowered their third quarter gross domestic product, expectations for china to 6.7%. that turmoil in china raising the question whether federal reserve here at home will start to raise interest rates here for the first time in nearly a decade at next month's policy meeting. nicole. >> we have so much to talk about it was all night

tweet us your answer @booktv or you can post it on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> former congressman alan west, do you miss being in congress? >> guest: you know the thing is about serving the people, that's what i've done my entire life through the military and being a congressman. it's some of the chicanery that goes on inside the institution that i can do without. >> host: would you ever consider running again? >> guest: you know that's up to god. and i think that it's so important that you're obedient to his

it doesn't say are you sure to tweet us. >> there's no breathalyser on twitter, it's easy to tweet under the influence of substances. the challenge with it all is thou to exercise that judgments. far. that is how some journalists found themselves in ears trouble. earlier this year australian broadcaster sbs fired a sports journalist for a series of tweets posted an angabbing day -- anzac day, a national holiday. scott mc-jin tire's tweet about violent acts committed by the australian military was deemed irresponsibly >>> a departure from cnn hit the headlines and twitter. using an official senior middle east handle. she posted a tweets on the death of ayatollah. >> a group of extreme agenda driven right wingers took that and campaigned ape gains me. jumping to a conclusion. they spinned by tweet, making it into something it is not, and put it out there and asked my employer, actively, to fire me. >> cnn. they never used the ward firing called me and said we'll have to go our separate ways. >> twitter's feed book loop has draw backs. on the flipside, the back and forth means twister was a

. >> if you think the 80s are the best, tweet us. moot meantime telling us about this fantastic weather. >> reporter: looking live at penns landing. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine. the only area that is not picking up sun is southern portions of cape may county. we had a huge heat wave at least the city of philadelphia stuck in the # -- 90s for 7 or 8 days. monday and tuesday, 93. it wasn't that humid, wednesday, 89. thursday, 85. and yesterday's high, 87 which is on par for this time of the year. that's our normal. now, it has dropped to 86 today. we're expecting high temperatures around 86 degrees. poconos, 51. philadelphia, 679 and millville, 58 degrees this morning. disappoints remain nice and low both today and tomorrow we're hanging out in the 50s, that's a very comfortable air mass. we'll see how the numbers spike again next week especially on tuesday when the dewpoints get closer to 07. the good news temperatures will be in the low 80s on tuesday, even though we'll he feel the spike in humidity, it won't be that bad bec

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tweet us at booktv or you can post it on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 poor in new york city and one of the things we like to do when they come up to new york is to talk with authors and get previews of the books that come out in the fall. joining us now, pulitzer prize-winning author stacy schiff, her newest book coming out in the fall is called "the witches: salem, 1692". stacy schiff, we all know about the salem witch trials. what do we know that is incorrect? >> that's pretty much what got me started. for starters there was no voodoo, it's not about women. women are the accusers in fact that many of the victims are men. so it's not a man unlimited intricate and women on women in. there's a whole political cast to it that has been pretty much been lost to history. it's a historical moment would we all think we know about women forget the crucible is a work of fiction. it has rather, arthur miller took some liberties. we think the witches burned but, in fact, they hung. in america we didn't burn which is already i think that's the pol

. >> tweet us your answer at book tv or postit on our facebook page. next is author. .. >> >> to take up the question what is the extent of racial disparity? >> host: some people might be watching the program to say she is a professor of african-american studies. question mark? >> the field of african-american studies lois bought for by black students in the name of some black scholars and it was a quest to redefine and reshape the teaching of american history and to gain control over the subject of black history with self-determination was the watchword of the struggle and it is the field largely written by and taught by african americans dollars. but there has always been a tradition of openness in the field and the goal has been to narrates the united states and world history from the perspective of black people and black subjects. so the vast majority of the writing and teaching has spent black people but there is a minority of scholars in the field. >> host: be invited you to talk about your book "the black revolution on campus" the of one of the

tweet us your answer at book tv or postit on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> in his latest book going for sweaping solutions to the u.s. debt problem. social security and medicare. .. >> >> and if we don't start acting now while the sun is shining we will be in real trouble when the rain stops. >> the deficit is down a lot of people probably don't understand the difference so walk us through the numbers with different fiscal metric >> how much more we spend than what we take given in revenue that is afforded $50 billion range that sounds like a lot of money considering 34 years ago we were in the 1.$4 trillion range so it is a lot better than we were then. but that is just temporary and a couple of years that will go back up. if you add up the shortfall each year then you get the debt that is the total amount that we go. think of the household budget if you run short this week, that is our deficit but if you run short every weekend take money out on your credit card than next week and alternately that is what you owe. so talk about the national debt the national debt consis

tweet us, post on facebook. , a bitw morning, 66 cool. by the afternoon, hot compared with the high temperature today, mid 80's. 66 will feel comfortable, depending on where you are in the city. was spots, low 60's -- the coolest spots, low 60's. there might ben, a rain chance. the real-time temperatures this time of night, low to mid 70's. the updates coming in at midday, 76 is how it looks right now outside. this is really dark at national harbor. it was not showing a lot. 80's, 80head, mid 81 nashville. a lot of times we take temperatures in the midsouth and those will be our high temperatures the next day full stop right now we have 92 on the books. that is close to the guideline of nashville right now. the cold front comes through tomorrow night. showers and storms ahead of it in ohio. the way things play out, storm chances most likely in the higher elevations tomorrow afternoon and evening. to the east, tomorrow night. washington is in between. tuesday, relatively mild compared with the heat and humidity tomorrow. let's restart the

tweet us. ire that all say nothing way. >> tweet if you like fruit cake at juliet huddy at antwan lewis i don't think there's anything wrong with fruit cake. >> ines rosales -- doesn't either? no. nose curled up and everything. >> let's talk about the rain that's around the tristate here's the shot that came in from vanessa sally out from rockville center, look at the roadways this is ponding on roadway it is that is a problem through the morning especially if you're coming through long island. and some of the major roadways may have some problems out there too. so watch out for it here. here's what we've seen so far with rain totals, of course, add to this as rain band makes its way to the east. almost two and a half inches at jfk airport. the good news is even though these rain totals are heavy in a short period of time it is early in the morning so there's not as many folks out there on roadways. but they're getting there. it will start to cause problems which will kind of pile up one on top

as you watch this hero's story tweet using #proud american. first, let's take a minute-by minute look at how this vicious attack started and how the heroes made their decisions to jump into action. >> the probably the first i heard. middle in the deep sleep. i turned around and saw he had what looked to be ak 47 and looked like it was jammed or it wasn't working, and was trying to charge the weapon and alek just hit me on the shoulder and said let's go. >> totally the whole reason i got up out of my seat. >> ran down, tackled him. he hit the ground. alek came up and grabbed the gun out of his hand while i put him in a chokehold. seemed like he just kept pulling more weapons, left and right. pulled out a handgun. alek took that he got a box cutter and started jabbing at moo with that. we let go. all three of us started punching him while he was in the middle of us. and i was able to grab him again and choke him unconscious while alek was hitting him in the head with the pistol or rifle. i can't really remember. >> >> it wasn't really a consciou

tweet us, facebook us, e-mail us and whatever works best for you. send us the photo of the young one headed back to school. the older ones too. if you can get your 17-year-old to pose for a picture -- >> yeah. we'll take that one. >>what we might show your pictures on air too. >>> developing this morning major concern after an air show crash in england was caught on video. what crews are fearful they'll find once they start removing the debris. >>> and how a pokemon convention nearly became the site of a major tragedy. >>> chuck bell is looking ahead to your chances of rain. take a live look now. the studios outside in >>> there's a big hole where police in switzerland say two planes crashed during the air show. one of the pilots is dead. officers say the other pilot ejected safely. yesterday's collision is the third deadly incident at an air show in the past two weeks. >>> the death toll from another air show crash could go up this morning. we want to warn you the video we're about to show you could be disturbing. british police say that crews will

a reminder, you can tweet us.witter question of the day -- do you think a lot of the rout will continue in stocks? tweet us. ♪ . manus: china selloff. the most in three weeks and there is concern that strengthening property market will reduce the prospects for stimulus. francine: thailand's stock market falls following terrorist attacks. manus: u.k. inflation rises to .1% ahead of expectations of that big fat zero, the pound is surging on the news. good morning to our viewers in europe. good evening to those in asia. a warm welcome to those waking up in the united states. i'm manus cranny. francine: i'm francine lacqua. this is "the pulse" live from our european headquarters in london. manus: first, china. stocks have slumped by their highest level in three weeks following concerns that the government will pare back efforts to prop up the equity market. francine: after a drop in interest rey rates and the removal of property -- let's find out more. are the stock losses relateded to the higher house price and are w

take a picture of you at your business and send it to us or tweet us with it. please use the #yourbizselfie. we have michael goldberg with us. he is the cofounder of the bridge investment fund, and steve preston, who is now the ceo of livingstone international brokerage firm. let's get to the first question about expanding internationally. >> what do i need to know to export my product to other countries? >> steve, let's start with you. if not five, then give us a couple. >> i can give you a rapid fire response here. get educated. there are terrific resources out there online and in person. the spa, the department of commerce, export.gov. there is a lot of help to be had. secondly understand the compliance piece. it is the hardest part of getting your goods to where they go are getting them across the border. you need to understand what it takes to get them across the border. in that process you need to understand what we call the total landed cost. map out every step to get them there and what each component will cost. you need good partners. i recommend going

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tweet us or post it on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. will davies takes a critical look and whether it's good for us. >> hello everyone. welcome to the power house arena, if this is your first time here, i'd like to say that this is the arena portion of our evening, which is to say we have a great event for you tonight. we regularly have awesome events but we're very excited for this one, the book launch of the happeniness industry with william davies and simon critchley. if you do have a question, raise your hand and you can talk to the motorcycle -- microphone. if you haven't noticed, we have cameras. come over, ask questions and we'll get the ball rolling. i want to briefly substance introduce our author. william davies, political quarterly and he's an associate editor at renewal and open dem academy -- democracy. a few words about our moderator simon critchley. he asked me not to read it but to make some white remark which i hopefully just did. please put your hands together for william and simon. [applause] >> thank you very much, a

. >>> if you have questions and you want to tweet us, tweet us at #mh 370qs. >>> what's behind the murder rate on the rise in baltimore and other big cities? police are trying to figure it out and perhaps fix it. >>> plus, another drone flies dangerously close to a plane in jfk airport in new york city and now homeland security is warning that they could be used as weapons of terror. that story next. just about anywhere you can use splenda®... ...no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda® >>> and this just in to cnn. the top law enforcement official in texas was booked today on three criminal charges. ken paxton, the texas attorney general, faces two counts of fraud and one of failing to register as an investment advisor. paxton turned himself in at the cullen county jail and was freed on $35,000 bail. felony indictments are due to be unsealed at any time now. >>> a drone came dangerously close to a plane landing at new york's jfk airport last night. the third such incident over the weekend. here's ho

. >> reporter: now, if you see prices for gas even cheaper than $1.97, take a picture and tweet us, we would love to share that with others. eyewitness news. >>> seven months after a massive fire that left 500 people without a home in edge water, fire officials today renewed their plea for tougher laws. the january fire spread through the complex destroying nearly half of it. following the destruction the bergen county fire chief's association led a push for tougher state laws. well, during an event in edgewater today, they said legislators promised action but no new laws or regulations were put into place. >> we're here today calling for changes in the building code, not just to protect the citizens of new jersey, and beyond, but also our brother and sister firefighters that fight these fires and put their lives on the line. we need this change and it now. >> suggested improvements to the fire code include reducing the size and height of lightweight buildings, increasing the number of sprinklers and requiring masonry, concrete firewalls between buildings. >>> a hot competition between

. >> tweet us and let us know what you think about this. here's the story.s harrison made his sons return their participation trophies. they participated and got a trophy. he says you didn't earn them. they're participation trophies. they received trophies simply for showing up. i'm not sorry for believing that everything in life should be earned one psychologist we talked with says rewarding children for accepted behavior could have life-long detrimental effects. >> what we're doing is taking away these lessons they can learn during difficult times, like, for example, not getting a reward when they've tried their best. >> in the same instagram post harrison added, sometimes your best is not enough and that you should -- that should drive you to do -- for you to want to do better. hundreds of our viewers have already weigh in. join the conversation on the nbc 10 facebook page. love to know what you think about this. you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> a big ball of fire, then you heard

as you watch this hero's story, tweet using #proudamerican.ut first, let's take a minute by minute look at how this vicious attack started and how the heroes made their decisions to jump into action. >> the gunshot was probably the first noise i heard. and then that was followed by some breaking glass. >> i just woke up from the middle of a deep sleep and i turned around and i saw he had what looked to be an ak-47. and he looked like it was jammed or it wasn't working and he was trying to charge the weapon. and alek just hit me on the shoulder and said, let's go. >> i got out of my seat. >> went down, tackled him, we hit the ground, alek came up and grabbed the gun out of his hand while i put him in a chokehold. seemed like he kept pulling more weapons left and right. pulled out a handgun. alek took that. he took out a box cutter, started jabbing at me with that. we let go. all three of us started punching him while he was in the middle of us. i was able to grab him again and choke him unconscious while alek was hitting him in the head with ei

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it is funny, because we are based here in london. -- i'm seeing tweet us.p next, first half profit almost tripled, how? we will tell you after the break. ♪ francine: welcome back to the pulse. we are live on bloomberg tv. we are streaming on bloomberg.com, your tablet and your phone. results for a live irish banks which has tripled its profits. to 7 millionfour euros earlier. little bit us a earlier. quite the performance we had today shows that we can support a variation of the capital structure. some of it will need to be converted into equity. some of them can be redeemed. us is debraining doyle. what does it tells about fundamentals? back.take a step aib was a true basket case after the financial crisis. euros.ion is the've seen today profit has tripled. that reflects an improving economy. some of its bad loans. unemployment is down. the economy is improving. the results today reflect an improving irish economy. there are still problems in the bank here it mortgages are improving. lots of arrears there. an upward to decorate for the bank. francine: what

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we do want your opinions, so tweet us your thoughts. china's economy could be growing more slowly than official data suggest. helping explain why the yuan was devalued last week, stephen engle is looking into this. steve, how weak do you think things are? bloomberghe latest survey showing what many have long suspected, the chinese economy growing more slowly than official data suggest. iterlying growth -- it makes easier to understand why they are throwing except -- throwing everything except the kitchen sink to stimulate some growth. four rate cuts since last december. last week, the last tuesday devaluing the yuan by 3%. china says the economy grew at 70 -- 7% in the first half of the year. economists say it was more like 6.3%. the government has a full-year target of 7% as well. when we asked economist to give their full-year growth rate, they came up with growth of 6.6% this year. even at 7%, china's economy is heading for itsof annual growth in a quarter century. virgin australia is launching a business class today. we are at the l

. >>> montgomery county parents when your kids go to school, send a picture, tweet us, instagram us,t it to facebook. #showusyourscholar. >> a high school is going to get an extra week of summer break because of construction delays. we spoke with one student who is frustrated by the slow progress. deadline pressure is on for these work crews, bidding the new high school next to the old. first day of classes, september 8th. supposedly. >> i thought it was going to be done in the middle of the summer, instead of all the way at the end. they are going to knock this down. this school right here. it's going to be gone. >> giving her siblings the lay of the land. she admits she's got the freshman jitters. >> i wouldn't say i'm scared. i'm nervous, but excited at the same time. >> reporter: a possible delay prolonging the anxiety. my friends are excited it's late. i'm not too thrilled. >> reporter: the county made more than 700 inspections already. they have yet to grant the occupancy permit. they don't think it's ready for teachers and staff to move in. we told you about discovery elementa