joseph, professor of history here at the unc chapel hill is the author. >> visit to booktv.org to visit any of the programs online. type the author or the book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also share anything that you see easily by clicking the share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. extremes live on the weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> in the new york epicenter where the book publishing industry is meeting for its annual convention margie of red regnery joins us. >> it is delightful to be here and we have a lot of exciting titles coming this fall. in fact, this spring we have a few coming in the next few months. we have a big book the next one is a book by dinesh d'souza and it's about america, her history, her values and a kind of retort to the mythology as the nation would say that america has a history of oppression and bullying and that americans greatness and strength influenced is really based on overpowering people rather than drawing in people to attracting people wit

other victims have reached out to her, and last year they filed a federal complaint against unc. that case is still under investigation. unc is one of 55 colleges being investigated by the department of education for how they've handled splants of sexual assault. >> no man has a right ever to raise his hand to a woman, period. end of story. >> reporter: the white house set up this website tracking how campuses deal with complaints. clark says change has to begin with education. >> the burden needs to shift, and that conversation needs to be about teaching men and boys not to rape, how to respect women, what does consent and relationships look like? that is something we can teach in schools and in communities at home, and that's cultural. >> reporter: the survey found that other campus crimes dropped during the same decade including burglary and car theft. an expert that worked on the survey said this increase in reported sex crimes is linked to a rise in alcohol and drug use. >> really? appreciate it. more at 6:00? >> yes. >> thank you. >>> more threatening weather across the sou

and hannah says, how how about i castrate unc what you think. well, hey, hannah, how bout no. this and castrate a whole bunch of you. then i could guarantee that you would be better behaved and taste better as well. well, barbara, i will take your word for that. no need to proceed. and then they are spouting off on other topics. and they also have no clue. but you know, you don't know the half of it. the whole castration thing just opened it up. a lot of problems. we are cutting to the chase right there. that is it and we will see you tomorrow. kennedy: and extreme political climate, anytime there is an event with permeating tentacles, two sides rush away and try to figure out how to bury the other instead of focusing on the most important aspects that deserves healthy debate. i'm talking points are generated and the story takes a sickening turn. the shooting and las vegas. a marriage with benefits. and 80 cat running around in camouflage, talking about on the youtube video of a want to shoot the police.

unc is one of 55 colleges being investigated by the department of education on handling the complaints of sexual assault. >> students are not told of their options. they are turned away from reporting and then if all the stars align and the perpetrateer is found spos bl for the actions they are likely not expelled. >> no man has a right ever to raise a hand to a woman. period. end of story. the white house set up website and clark says change has to begin with education. >> the burden needs to shift and the education needs to teach men and boys how to respect women and what is consent and what do relationships look like. we have can start teaching that in the communities and the schools and at home. >> on the website, the university of north carolina is saying it is not tolerating sexual misconduct and taking complaints seriously. the oxdental college is cooperating. >> well, a first grade teacher at philadelphia elementary school made a chilling discovery today, one of the students was playing with ten bags of heroin. the teacher asked the child to drop a packet and called the police.

unc is one of 55 colleges being investigated by the department of education for how they've handled complaints of sexual assaults. professor caroline heldman helped to file traipse at school. >> they're discouraged from reporting. if all the stars align and their perpetrators are found responsible for his or her actions they're likely not expelled. >> no man has a right ever to raise his hand to a woman. period. end of story. >> reporter: the white house said has set up this website tracking how campuses deal with sexual violence but clark said change has to begin. >> teaching men and boys not to rape. how to respect women. who do relationships look like. that's something that we can start teaching in schools, communities at home. >> reporter: the survey found other campus crimes dropped. >> which did reach out to a few universities that are under investigation for alleged sexual assaults and we did not get any responses. >> roxana, appreciate it. thank you. >>> homeless people already have a difficult time finding a praisplace to sleep, but in london where the homeless population is rising, i

elizabeth haddix from the unc center of civil rights.chris. >>> coming up i heahead on the show -- >> by early july the volunteers arrived in full force. during the summer 80 civil rights workers were beaten and 1,000 arrests reported. one of the most dangerous jobs was traveling from house to house in isolated rural areas to build support for a new political party. >> this week is the 50th anniversary of freedom summer. i'll talk to the man who organized it, next. [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks.] right on cue. [cat meows] [laughs] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with 100% complete and balanced nutrition, and the taste, textures and variety cats love, it's the only one cats ask for by name. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electr

navy has done unc. the u.s. air force has done it in the air and we use those venues to pass our concerns back and forth. nothing to the point where we have made changes to our operating procedures. >> general lou martinez with abc news. going back to the question about the -- what impact are using tactically from these vehicles on the western side of the border and when you talk about anti-air are you talking about manpads and how do you assess that level of training? >> okay, so we haven't seen any huge drastic tactical impact of these vehicles. clearly in the situations where they have been used by the separatist forces, they have a what i would call a decided tactical impact right at that moment. but as far as an operational impacts to what's happening in the east, nothing to speak of yet. we don't know whether the first to shoot downs were manpads or vehicle borne missiles. again, i like to report when i have the facts so i will just tell you that we have untied that string completely together as to which w

he holds a phd in city and regional planning from unc chapel hill. he is a published author on economics and technology policy. president of the policy institute and direct their of their new technology -- director of there new technology project. cindy southworth is the vice president of development and innovation at the national network to end domestic violence and founder of of the safety net project. she is one of the nation's leading experts on stalking apps and has trained thousands of people on the use of technology to facilitate stalking. thank you to all of you for joining us. your complete written testimony will be made part of the record. i will note for the record that withy don't we start detective hill? you have five minutes for any opening remarks you would like to make. member, and ranking distinguished members of the subcommittee, my name is brian hill and i thank you for the opportunity to appear before the subcommittee to testify about law enforcement support of the location privacy protection act of 2014. since 2008, i've been a d

he holds a phd in city and regional planning from unc chapel hill. he is a published author on economics and technology policy. president of the policy institute and direct their of their new technology -- director of there new technology project. cindy southworth is the vice president of development and innovation at the national network to end domestic violence and founder of of the safety net project. she is one of the nation's leading experts on stalking apps and has trained thousands of people on the use of technology to facilitate stalking. thank you to all of you for joining us. your complete written testimony will be made part of the record. i will note for the record that withy don't we start detective hill? you have five minutes for any opening remarks you would like to make. member, and ranking distinguished members of the subcommittee, my name is brian hill and i thank you for the opportunity to appear before the subcommittee to testify about law enforcement support of the location privacy protection act of 2014. since 2008, i've been a d

from unc chapel hill and published author on economics and technology policy. before founding itif, he was vice president of the progressive policy institute and director of the new technology project. welcome. ms. cindy southward is the vice president of development in innovation at the national network to end domestic violence and founder of the safety net project. she's one of the nation's leading experts on stalking apps and trained thousands of people across the country on stalking apps and the use of technology to facilitate stalking. thanks to all of you again for joining us. your complete written testimony will be made part of the record. i will note for the record that ms. southworth's written testimony is also being submitted on behalf of the minnesota coalition for battered women. so why don't we start with detective hill. you each have five minutes for eye opening remarks you would like to make. detective hill, please go ahead. >> chairman franken, and distinguished members, thank you for the to appear to testify about law enforcement support of the

from unc chapel hill and published author on economics and technology policy. before founding itif, he was vice president of the progressive policy institute and director of the new technology project. welcome. ms. cindy southward is the vice president of development in innovation at the national network to end domestic violence and founder of the safety net project. she's one of the nation's leading experts on stalking apps and trained thousands of people across the country on stalking apps and the use of technology to facilitate stalking. thanks to all of you again for joining us. your complete written testimony will be made part of the record. i will note for the record that ms. southworth's written testimony is also being submitted on behalf of the minnesota coalition for battered women. so why don't we start with detective hill. you each have five minutes for eye opening remarks you would like to make. detective hill, please go ahead. >> chairman franken, and distinguished members, thank you for the opportunity to appear to testify for the to appear to tes