the identities are tied up to work which we may find disturbing and unnatural but it is in fact true. when i look at someone like may diagno er, who was chosen to be ceo of yahoo! and then asked how many maternity leave do you want to take? basically none. the way such women exist, it's not the way -- i took plenty of maternity leave but i feel like that is a growing number -- that is a kind of woman that there can be space for. the fact there are some stay at home dads that are happy and do not all entirely live in portland, oregon. that's okay today. >> we're the only national television network devoted exclusively to nonfiction books. throughout the fall we're marking 15 years of booktv on c-span2. >>> i started with teddy roosevelt. i knew so much had been written that i needed another story. i got into taft knowing they had been friends and had broken apart in 1912. when i figured out the difference in the leadership it was teddy's public leadership. taft's failure as a public leader. i started reading about the progressive era and public and magazine an the press. these guys sto

increasingly women's identities tied up to work in a way we may not like and find disturbing and unnatural but it is, in fact, true. when i look at marissa mayer chosen to be the ceo of yahoo! and visibly pregnant and asked how much maternity leave do you want to sake and she said basically none, the fact that such women exist, not the way i -- i took plenty of maternity leave but i feel like that is a growing number -- you know, that is a kind of woman that there can be space for. and the fact that there are some stay at home dads happy and who do not all entirely live in portland, oregon, that's okay, too. >> only national television network devoted exclusively to nonfiction books and throughout the fall we're marking 15 years of book tv on c-span2. >>> all weekend long american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of ann arbor, michigan. to learn more about our local content vehicles, visit c-span.org/local content. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> today you're at the indianapolis landty automotive heritage museum in the city of jips landty.

there's the natural and the unnatural. the unnatural is the one that comes from the fed.ave to worry about that under a yellen fed. the natural interest rate increases we could experience next year are all to the good. look at the rate increase we've had in the u.s. ten-year over the last 15 months. 1.4% to 2.8% because there's less fear, more growth, more hope because we don't need this pathological panic room for investors to go into because they're afraid to do something else. so they own the ten-year yielding a yield lower than the inflation rate. so it's good to see yields go up. do not fear a three handle on the ten-year. it would be good news. >> i absolutely agree. stocks up 30%. john, we haven't seen you in a while. what's your favorite investment? >> real estate, private equity. blackstone as private equity. this is one of the two years out of every ten years when lbo guys make all their money for the decades, when the banks open up and buy a company with bad trailing properties history. >> thank you both very much. >>> it was 50 years ago today that president j

those herb side and anything but nature it was completely unnatural it's a criminal problem.ing to several cancers including prostrate and a luke and cancers and more and more things are being found in those chemicals and all sorts of problems miss carriage and loss sperm count and distractions and you've heard how important this is. and why are they using city parks to restore somethings that's negative. it's something which somebody

those herb side and anything but nature it was completely unnatural it's a criminal problem.ing to several cancers including prostrate and a luke and cancers and more and more things are being found in those chemicals and all sorts of problems miss carriage and loss sperm count and distractions and you've heard how important this is. and why are they using city parks to restore somethings that's negative. it's something which somebody declared to be nature which presumably has been grown here 1 hundred years why not 5 hundred why not many years ago. herb acids are toxic and more toxic by the nature areas has increased and dramaticly since the 2009. i gave my chat so i don't know remember it's 5 times more than it was before and complaining about it i pay a number on this no's they told you oh, according t the manufacturer it is save and the courts upheld the federal and state find for the attorneys it's not by any stretch of the illness as safe as table salt. it's clarified as tier two and spreads and didn't breakdown easily. it's breakdown is toxic and it's been 3w5u7bd from

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can testify personally that the very same people who were saying 40 years ago that feminism was unnatural and well, it used to be necessary but it's not anymore. just to name one parallel to show how ridiculous this is, if it took more than a century to gain legal and social identity for abolitionists and suffrages as human beings for all women and men of color, now that we need legal and social equality and no power based on race or sex or ethnicity or class or sexuality, that's likely to take at least a century, too, don't you think? and we're only 40 years into it. also as original cultures say, as wilma mankiller said, it takes four generations to heal one act of violence. so truly we are just beginning. so i would like to contribute a few examples of the adventures before us and unlike david letterman, i'm not going to try to put them in any kind of order because each one is crucial. and anyway, they're all just reminders for people in this room. one, women's issues aren't separate from economic issues or vice versa. paying women equally for comparable work done by men would be the b

her roles have run the gamut from comedic as the jilted ex- wife with unnaturally bloated club" tofirstives the classic thrillers. the list goes on. you can even hear her voice now in "phineas and ferb." giving a warm and press club welcome to actress goldie hawn. [applause] >> thank you so much. i am amazed that you found that. it is great to be here. i am so happy to be here again and honored. i get to speak about something very close to my heart. thank you for that wonderful introduction. i would like to welcome my beautiful family, who is sitting over there. giving me support and love like they have always done. [applause] and also our wonderful group, our ceo, and all of you together who are now working on our high school curriculum, just beginning the process now. what i would like to do first of all -- first of all, i apologize, i don't have a script because i don't like to look down and read. i like to be able to talk to everyone. sometimes i might just skip around. i don't know. but what i would like to do first is i would like to introduce you -- re-introduce you to me. gee, p

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to separate all the iraqi forces and to play on sectarian divisions snick divisions exasperating unnatural differences early voting member and trying to muster d. clashes but there is also this presence of the terrorist organizations which which is you know and then atmosphere of conflict between these political organizations and groups represented within the government. for his own special online project to follow the affects of the growing violence in iraq this year the websites of the above your screens there you can see we've got a detail time on documenting all the major incidents over the course of this year and casualty figures too. but now than to the main story developing tonight a tatarstan company boeing seven three seven jet has crashed while landing it has an airport in central russia fifty two passengers and crew are on board all of them have been killed there were forty six passages and six crew fifty bodies are thought to have been recovered so far emergency officials at this early stage say that there was an explosion as flight three six three from moscow tried to land rep

wealth of their own so they've got to steal it don't they because the fundamental disconnect today is unnatural clearing levels prices of goods services and assets that do not reflect society's sustainable needs wants and preferences so over time the natural cycle of an economy is that prices will decline but in a finance based economy central banks and heads of state don't like that they want always inflation so you see global monetary authorities have sought price stability which in practice implies the need for constant price inflation to offset what what would otherwise be naturally occurring price deflation indeed price stability has become a bipartisan socially acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there there's one deflation in this context is.

coming up i'll speak with one author who thinks that monogamy is unnatural. biological groups. between iran and the united states may potentially put to rest one of the most toxic and missy's in modern politics a possibility that would benefit loving nation. but is this good will. and why is the character of the war. we all know that in the modern world there is a great deal of monitoring of international communications a lot of this is directed to stopping and intercepting terrorist activities and i think that is legitimate some people people support it. the technology has a rum the political control exercised over it it's a technology permits you to do something then on the whole people will do it unless they all specifically to do it and it's quite clear we have perhaps going to start to be almost as necessary for dealing with international terrorism and international crime into areas where it is a question of warranted intrusion into people's privacy that is a problem we have admitted it to be built with the videos of. you know it's a shame that nobody talks about afghanist

coming up i'll speak with one author who thinks that monogamy is unnatural goes against the stork on biological groups. there's a war on for a piece of the mud pie yes the government is doling out some maggot infested pieces of mud pie benefit slop and the peasant voters are beating each other up trying to grab a slice or two and if that fails then they try to deprive their neighbor of his unfair piece of the mud pie but while tax revolt austerity riots capture the public's imagination in secret back rooms in europe and america trade deals are currently being negotiated which will impose a so-called investor state upon us all. we will know that in the mold world there is a great deal of monitoring of international communications a lot of this is directed to stopping and intercepting terrorist activities but i think that is the gist of it some people people support it. the trouble is this that the technology has run the political control exercised over it it's the technology permits you to do something then on the whole people will do it unless they all specifically want to do it and

coming up i'll speak with one author in things that monogamy is unnatural and goes against the stork on biological groups. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results you get innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse they were taking they could get what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. we all know that in the mold world there is a great deal of monitoring of international communications a lot of this is directed to stopping and into septic terrorist activities and i think that is the gist of it some people people support that. the trouble is this that the technology has the political control exercised over it if the tec

wealth of their own so they've got to steal it don't they because the fundamental disconnect today is unnatural clearing levels prices of goods services and assets that do not reflect society's sustainable needs wants and preferences so over time the natural cycle of an economy is that prices will decline but in a finance based economy central banks and heads of state don't like that they want always inflation so you see global monetary authorities have sought price. stability which in practice implies the need for constant price inflation to offset would what would otherwise be naturally occurring price deflation indeed price stability has become a bipartisan socially acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there this one debt deflation in this context

and i believe that it's unnatural. when is comes to mind when people stop going to just walk to this end. when the organization but at the beginning. it means to really see how awesome that be. without borders. our nation was to have a hat made of stones or method that the speech was a bomb. of course these days. they seem the kids i'm sure i'll be willing to take a second look and think carefully before the alarm administrations to sign this treaty us was the key that to ms and secrecy that should have about thirty seconds left but how involved was chilly and assigned him to sleep or has it been sidelined after assaulting holed up in an ecuadorian embassy in london the tudors is listed in the midst of his post in uganda that the world. then i can say without going into it teaches them to the beazley to root for quite a bit of extra room the air. you live in a smaller workforce and protecting know she is einstein's. and when the two due to costs and these were planning to open stage. yes it's. we won't use it more diff

wealth of their own so they've got to steal it don't they because the fundamental disconnect today is unnatural clearing levels prices of goods services and assets that do not reflect society's sustainable needs wants and preferences so over time the natural cycle of an economy is that prices will decline but in a finance based economy central banks. heads of state don't like that they want always inflation so you see global monetary authorities have sought price stability which in practice implies the need for constant price inflation to offset would what would otherwise be naturally occurring price deflation indeed price stability has become a bipartisan socially acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there this one debt deflation in this context is d

. >> there are allegations that amy had an unnatural relationship with the natural son.could get this case some time in the early afternoon. >> bizarre story. >> lots of folks looking forward to the big sales on black friday. many stores opening up their stores on thanksgiving day. other retailers are staying closed on purpose after all what is a national holiday. our next guest says get used to it. he heads the marks group helping small and mid sized companies manage their business. >> it is the reality. i know this goes way before your time but when i was a kid kiss was my favorite band and i remember wanting to buy a kiss album. the stores are closed on sundays. you couldn't get to sam goody's that is the way it was. that is not the way it is today. >> that is interesting. i want to show our viewers these are the folks who are going to be open now on thanksgiving. and i want to show the stores that have said we are not opening our doors but i know pc richards for example on the east coast has said we are catholic and we are not going to be open on a national holiday.

and they were doing things unnatural. for example, they were attacking and killing ryan oser uses. elfantastic don't go this. when they had adult male elephants to mentor them. they control them. when they were not around they'd test strength by attacking people. if you listening to the language of teenagers, what do they say. they say we wanted to see if we could do the one hitter quitter. they are testing the strength because they have no mentors to slow them down saying, "you shouldn't do this." >> we have a social media question from harmeli aregawi. >>> i looked at recent data. knock out is the 10th most popular search and 11,000 tweets in the last 24 hours. san diego had the latest incident on tuesday. how big a role does media play worse? >> when you have people at risk and as dr boyce watkins pointed out, when you have youngsters who don't have mentorship or the academic goals, they'll be more open to venting their anger, venting their frustration. hitting people is a way for them to hit back at society. they feel they have nothing. they are at the bottom of the totem poll.

wealth of their own so they've got to steal it don't they because the fundamental disconnect today is unnatural clearing levels prices of goods services and assets that do not reflect society's sustainable needs wants and preferences so over time the natural cycle of an economy is that prices will decline but in a finance based economy central banks and heads of state don't like that they want always inflation so you see global monetary authorities have sought price stability which in practice implies the need for constant price inflation to offset what what would otherwise be naturally occurring price deflation indeed price stability has become a bipartisan socially acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there this one debt deflation in this context is

they have to be married off, so for a father, it is not unnatural to think you know what, if i new he had to rescue one, it would be the son, because the son has a better economic return and value. oftentimes, the girls are a victim of these kind of decisions. this is double jeopardy, they are young, it's a big discriminatory factor. as girls, they are hugely discriminated in so he site anyways. emergencies bring the worst in these settings, because there is lack of food, water sanitation is a huge issue. girls need access to sanitation, privacy, et cetera, which would not be available. food is a short only. all of these factors which traditionally may be happening in these societies get worse during the emergencies. the research, let me give you some examples, for example, after the 2010 pakistan floods, we saw that one quarter of the girls engrade six were pulled out, they dropped out of, but compared to that, only 6% of the boys were dropped out. you can see another example from where we have worked for many years, but in this recent food crisis, we interviewed adolescent girls. wh

both teams say that he died of unnatural causes, if you like, but unlike the swiss team, the russians their results are inconclusive. why? >> it was an intriguing press conference by the way, but the truth is the general was saying two contradictory things. he say we know it was poison, but we don't have enough evidence that polonium was responsible. today they introduce the russian inquiry, and well, you know, the russian inquiry said they were uncertain, but our investigation puts the general's comments in a different context. in fact, we had convincing evidence that the russian evidence is not as clear-cut as it was presented today. we'll show a clip from a documentary that is going out on sunday. we'll run that now. ♪ >> a new development bringing me to the armenian capitol. we were expecting results from swisserland months ago, but the news is it will be delayed for more investigation. in the meantime, a man from the soviet union contacts me. the palestinian authority brought russia in to conduct a third examination. after months of communication i decide to meet the source. ♪ he

her roles have run the gamut from comedic as the jilted ex-wife with unnaturally bloated lips in "first wives club" to the classic thrillers. "shampoo," "bird overboard" and he list goes on. you can even hear her voice now in "phineas and ferb." please join me and giving a warm press club welcome to actress goldie hawn. >> thank you so much. i am amazed that you found that. it is great to be here. i am so happy to be here again and honored. i get to speak about something very close to my heart. thank you for that wonderful introduction. i would like to welcome my beautiful family, who is sitting over there. giving me support and love like they have always done. and also our wonderful group, our ceo, and all of you together who are now working on our high school curriculum, just beginning the process now. what i would like to do first of all -- first of all, i apologize, i don't have a script because i don't like to look down and read. i like to be able to talk to everyone. sometimes i might just skip around. i don't know. but what i would like to do first is i would like to introduce yo

from the clunky disjointed and unnatural language, is he reading a prepared statement?orth korea accuse him of war crimes in korean war and while a tourist there last month. here is what he said in that apology. take a listen. >> they collected information of the k.p.a. and attacked communication system and killed three innocent operators. delayed the munition supply. using explosives. obtained from the mine. they attack the k.p.a. and operation of the rear base, ten times. in the province area. >> no doubt the state department had relatives wondering how natural his delivery really was there. that statement had been prepared on november 9. we can read more from that. this is what the news agency also issued. newman saying after i killed so many civilians and soldiers and destroyed so many objects in korean war i committed indelible offense acts against the government. and the korean people. the north koreans have actually accepted his apology more from that apology. if i go back to the united states i will tell the truth. the life the korean people are leading. well ko