tweet us @booktv, post it to our facebook page or send us an e-mail, booktv@cspan.org. >> here's a look at some to have best selling nonfiction books according to national public radio. at the top of the list is "a fighting chance" by massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. we covered the senator's talk in washington, d.c. earlier this month, look for it to air in the coming weeks on booktv. second is "everything i need to know i learned from a little golden book" by diane moldrow followed by michael lewis' "flash boys." booktv hosted a call-in program with mr. lewis last month that can be viewed anytime at booktv.org. "can't we talk about something more pleasant?" is fourth on the list, and number five is thomas piketty with capital and the 21st century. he focuses on wealth and income inequality in the europe and the united states since the 18th century. george saunders comes in with "congratulations, by the way," and seventh is mariannaly varian cra's to "the closer." robin roberts at eighth with her memoir, "everybody's got something," and ninth is "david and goliath." malcolm gladw

tweet us @booktv, post it to our facebook page or send us an e-mail, booktv to the c-span.org. booktv at crushes span.org. >> one of the stories that i, that resonated with me was the moment when they're dithering about whether or not they need to inject seawater into unit one. and it's a matter of, the clock is ticking, and they're just about down to the wire. and yushida, i think that's how you pronounce his name, the plant superintendent -- who, in the end, would have to make the final call -- knows that it's desperate. they need to get water in there very quickly. and meanwhile, everybody wants a say. and the tepco officials and japanese government officials are all just kind of hemming and hawing, and yushida gets an order from one of his supervisors at tepco that the government hasn't signed off on this yet, he's got to hold off. well, he's already started! >> uh-huh. >> and so he basically calls one of his staff people over and says, okay, i'm going to give an order, but ignore it. so he very loudly proclaims so everybody in tokyo can hear, we're going to, you know, halt

post a -- posted to her facebook page or send us an e-mail. >> is a look at some books that are being published this week. >> look for titles of these bookstores in the coming weeks. spin deborah hicks sat down at duke university to discuss her book than 10. in the book she talks about her efforts to transmit her love of learning and literature to a group of poor girls in cincinnati, ohio. the 30 minute is part of booktv's college series. >> booktv is on the campus of duke university endure of north carolina where we're talking with professors and scholars about some of their books. joining us here is deborah hicks. her book, "the road out: a teacher's odyssey in poor america." deborah hicks, what do you do here at duke, first of all? >> i have a couple things that i do. i am part of a research social institute and that is a unit that is composed of people who are doing research in the social sciences, different disciplines. i do a lot of research and then am also a special entrepreneur so i direct a nonprofit in the north carolina mountains called page, partnership for appalachian gi

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. >>> if you have a tip for the investigative unit give us a call or sent us an e-mail. >>> when your out of town friends come to visit, almost board street might not be an option. neighbors have had enough with all the tourists. a decision will be made tomorrow night. if approved no cars will be allowed on lombard during peak weekend hours this summer. but you will still be able to walk down the crooked street. >> that's not the same thing. but let's check in with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have things changing in the bay area. >> a late season storm is coming our way. i don't know if you have walked up lombard street but that is a steep clean. the storm has produced five lightning strikes in the past hour. it is too far north for us tonight but it's we have seen instability in the atmosphere. a bit of green in the santa cruz mountains. nothing heavy but a sign that the lower atmosphere is beginning to moisten up. we think for tomorrow we have a chance for a few spotty showers but a risk of lightning in the forecast. it's not widespread heavy nonstop rain. it is isolate

. >> if you have a tip for tony kovaleski we ask you give us a call at this number or send us an e-mail. >>> i want to get back to the breaking news in san diego county. governor brown has declared a state of emergency. there are seven active wildfires burning at this hour. several of them close to cities, specifically in carlsbad. thousands of people have been evacuated. three homes at last count, have been destroyed and several more have been badly damaged. this is a difficult fire to battle because of the santa ana winds and high temperatures. jeff ranieri is tracking the conditions down south and in the bay area. >> we have better news for tomorrow. california bad, san marcos, some of the areas dealing with that fire activity, the worst right now, should see winds tomorrow go from what was 60 miles an hour today down to about 15 to 25. so we think that forecast will be improving. by this weekend a much larger temperature drop by 20 to 30 degrees and a cooler onshore flow. saturday and sunday is looking better in san diego. back here at home it was uncomfortably hot today. the hottes

if you have a tip for stephen, give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> you can smell the smoke for miles but experts say the air quality was never impacted by the landfill fire in the south bay. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the blaze in san jose. here's the trouble. the closest water source was a half mile away and that created all sorts of problems for firefighters. it took seven hours to put out the blaze. >>> a sunnyvale man who chased off burglars got more of a confrontation than he bargained for. a man confronted two men who were breaking into his house. one of the burglars ran off but the homeowner caught up with the other. they bought fought until that burglar pulled out a gun which went off. the burglars did manage to get away in a mercedes benz suv, a red newer model with red lettering on the back window. >>> in palo alto, there is a spot where rent is less than $1,000 a month. is it a trailer park but these families might be forced out. $30 million is at stake here. this is a sign of the times. >> reporter: it certainly is. on average, residents here pay

if you have a tip, call or send us an e-mail directly to the unit. >> now the best ride home ever. can you feel or hear the excitement? more than 20,000 warrior fans leaving oracle arena. >> the talk of the town, warriors had to win to keep their dream season alive. and they did. jody hernandez is in hernandez. jodi, a lot of people will have sore throats going into work tomorrow. >> reporter: that would include me. nba basketball doesn't get any more exciting than this. look at the crowd. celebration is under way outside of oracle arena. the game went down to the wire. the golden state warriors have survived to play game seven in round one of the nba playoffs. take a look at how it all went down. with a one-point lead, golden state warriors brought the game home tonight and the crowd went absolutely wild. it was a nail-biting game. but the warriors poured it on in the final quarter. cheered on by a pumped up crowd inside oracle arena. that was more like roar-acle arena tonight. the crowd couldn't be any prouder. >> oh, my god, it is great. i'm just looking for game seven. in los a

. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit @nbcbayair ba.com. >>> a hit and run crash injured one woman. police found the 24-year-old woman last night on 10th street near gilroy high. paramedics transported her to a trauma center. today she is in stable but serious condition. according to the police, the driver was in a champagne-colored suv miss get driver's side mirror. >>> some say as california goes, so goes the nation. and in california this evening, there is new legislation to combat what is becoming a staggering number of smartphone thefts. one in ten americans have been hit. if this new so-called kill switch effort is successful, it could soon affect cell phone users across the country. miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: brazen cell phone robberies are an epidemic, often carried out in daylight. 3.1 million americans had their smartphones stolen last year alone. one out of every ten of us. 23-year-old megan boken was talking to her mom on her new iphone when it was stolen and she was shot to death. >> we

if you have a tip for jenna or the investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> let'sturn it over to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri with our microclimate forecast. >> it is gusty out here right now. sustained winds at 30 miles an hour at the coastline. in the valleys from 10 to 25 sustained. we'll have more on the winds and when that calms down coming up a little later on. but look at the live radar. a little bit of shower activity in the sacramento valley and snow in lake tahoe that is producing what we think will be accumulating snow tomorrow. this area of low pressure continues to move off to the north and the east, likely accumulating snow through 11:00 on your tuesday that could go as high as 2 to 4 inches and winds that top 45 miles an hour. be prepared for winter conditions. live look at the sky camera network, temperatures in the 50s right now, mainly clear skies in the north bay but we are tracking cloud cover in the bay, nothing major and no rainfall. san francisco currently 56, gusty conditions right up against the coastline but the worst problem is a

an nbc bay area viewer e-mailed these photos to us. you can see the spill under the plane. sjc says the jet spilled about 30 gallons of fuel right onto the ground. the passengers had to get off the plane until everything was cleaned up. according to flight tracker, the flight did take off about 30 minutes ago. >>> there's no such thing as a free ride. and san francisco is cracking down. the city is on pace to collect twice as much as it did last year in fines from fare evaders. but riders using their clipper cards have questions about the tickets they're getting. investigative reporter vickie williams looked into their claims. >> reporter: raj, if you are using one of these to ride muni, make sure you have enough money on it and you tag it properly. seems like a no-brainer, but we found problems with the clipper readers can cause tickets that aren't fair from broken reader machines for tickets that were filled out after the fact. one in five riders slapped with a citation for fare evasion tries to fight it. but only 1% are successful. >> the ticket that i had was mostly bla

anyone else in our investigative unit, we urge you to call our tip line, 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. >>> it's a san jose casino hiding money from the city? explosive allegations today that casino matrix is lying about its bottom line. scott budman is live with the details and the casino's response. can scott? >> reporter: well, janelle, this all started a couple of weeks ago when state attorney general accuseed the company that owns the casino about being dishonest about their profits. today, more allegations from the city of san jose. allegations first from the state attorney general and now the city of san jose that casino matrix has been hiding tens of millions of dollars in profits. profits that are supposed to help san jose's tax base and local charities aimed at fighting problem gambling. >> i'm calling for city officials to shut the down doors to the casino in 30 days if the club fails to pay the millions it owes under a 2009 settlement agreeme agreement. >> reporter: sam liccardo says casino matrix could be hiding as much as $60 million from the city. we spoke to a spokesper

or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> governor brown continues to sound the alarm about climate change calling on california to lead the charge. the governor addressed the issue today at a conference on agriculture. this was in sacramento. he says global warming has already caused the state to experience a longer and more destructive fire season. it's also drying up prime california farmland. he adds, we need to be in the front of the fight against global warming. >> we have to get other states and other nations on a similar path forward. and that is enormously difficult. >> the governor was met with protesters as you can see who oppose his support for fracking. that's the practice that oil companies use to crack rock formations to release oil and glass. >>> only on nbc bay area, the future is here. gilroy, to be exact. the big yellow school bus is now green. our business and tech reporter scott budman is in the south bay where he got an exclusive first drive today. any differences from the traditional school bus? >> reporter: yeah, quite a bit. and as you know, traditio

if you have any input, send us an e-mail. >>> a new twist in a southern california attorney case.-old was charged today with kidnapping and rape in a santa anna court room. he's accused of snatching a 15 yeerlt girl. the girl, now 25 years old, says she was abused and forced into marriage. the two also had a child together, they say. >> she has her own motives for making something like this up. >> over the course of many, many years, maybe her freedoms did increase. but she was still mentally his captive. >> the neighbors didn't realize anything unusual. >> fire firs say the latest happened not too far from the east ridge mall. plifrs went in to move par sferal ya. >> they've been con vert sbood grow houses, is what we sort of >> the fafsa department of ucla crunched a whole bunch of numbers and found more big time lot ri winners come out of santa clara county than any place in the usa. . >> oh, we're still waiting our if your honor. just ahead, how you could keep your food safer. >> good evening. a beautiful day today. a lot of sunshine after some of that fog this mourning in san

send us an e-mail, booktv booktv@c-span.work. >> russell paul talks about cracking and the impact it's in the world. mr. gold spoke at the san antonio book festival in texas for about 45 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> they lost to a certain team that was owned by the former ceo that would be the oklahoma city founder. that is a very sensitive topic in this town, russell. i think it was 18 or 19. >> i'm from philadelphia. very difficult for me to read about that. >> are we all sat? welcome, one and all. i am robert rivard. it is my distinct pleasure to be the moderator for a conversation with russell gold, senior editor reporter for "the wall street journal" based in texas. important for me and important for all of you, this is something of a homecoming because russell go

. >>> if you have a story for us, call our tip line at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. >>> a follow-up now in a deadly zip line accident involving a bay area woman. patricia remember lees za worked for a zip line company in maui. investigators say she was on the platform when another woman on a zip line came in too fast and propelled her backwards. she tried to stop the woman, but the momentum carried both of them off of that platform. she was able to hold on to the zip liner for a few minutes but then she finally lost her grip and fell about 150 feet to her death. she had moved to maui from santa rosa just a few months ago. >>> teenager is fight forge his life after running from police and ending up in this crash. officers say they spotted 19-year-old michael holden driving recklessly on 680 in concord last night. when they tried to stop him, he took off. holden eventually lost control of the car and crashed near the elle sair row exit off 680 in danville. he's hospitalized in critical condition. police say the car holden was driving was reported stolen from walnut rcreek. >>> a growi

send us an e-mail, follow us on twitter, go to our facebook page. has confirmed that a billion dollars lawsuit has been filed for the lifetime ban of donald sterling and it has nothing to do with the proposed sale of the clippers to steve ballmer. joining us now is lee hawkins. it is great to have you here. >> it's good to be here. lou: so we reported this comment ended up being three times the original amount. >> they have identified this from . still believe the lawsuit against the sale and the nba for the fiduciary duty and antitrust and all those other factors as well. lou: interestingly this billion dollar lawsuit hasn't done a thinto do at that. >> it's a separate case. lou: you do not suppose that he and his wife are talking strategy together. >> that could always be the case, with the 2 billion-dollar price tag, when you look at that, that's more than three times the valuation. lou: it is more than lebron james makes? >> yes, lot more. that one you think about it, what is the value to steve ballmer? he gets access into the 30 most powerful b

service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch of getting interested investors, just send us an e-maile address is your business. >> al: msnbc.com. include what your company is how you want to raise the money. you never know. somebody may be interested in helping you. >>> create professional looking videos used to be pretty cost prohibitive. now it can take nothing more than just your phone to make something worth sharing. plus few things get people talking more than a viral video, for instance a mass company called save face made a hit out of "harlem shake" to show off their products. ♪ >> the "harlem shake" makes me laugh when i see it. don is the president and ceo of spl splash media. ittal provides award winning video and production. he're here to talk to us about where we should be thinking about using video to enhance our business. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> i love that video. nirng it's so funny. >> it is a lot of fun. >> it's cool because it takes something that everyone recognizes and is funny. the rye reality of it is already proorn and shows off their prod

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or send us an e-mail directly to nbcbayarea.com. >>> authorities arrested a 26-year-old woman after screeners found 81 pounds of marijuana in her luggage. she didn't hide it well. the bags belonged to pa woman identified as anastasia murdoch. >>> all right, jeff ranieri is not in studio today. >> it's so beautiful out here. it's really incredible. we're here in downtown. you can hear the buzz happening this saturday and sunday. the reason i have wine is it's vineyard wine. cheers. thank you. and wine has been produced in liver more for over a century? >> yes, my great grandfather started in 1883. it was one of the first wine countries in california. >> it's nice. 42 miles east of san francisco. we're very easy to get to. there's only 56 wineries here. >> you guys will be sampling and tasting your wines, right? >> yes, we are. so we've got a nice variety there. >> thank you so much for coming out. you told us some of the hot weather and cool fog from the coast makes this the best wine. let's look at weather graphics as we head throughout the forecast. the fog is building in right now at the co

you can also send us an e-mail. >>> guarded optimism in oakland over a dramatic drop in violent crime. shootings have plummeted 35%. homicides down nearly 20% and robberies have dropped to just under 1100 this year. that's a nearly 40% decrease. police and city leaders attribute the drop to an improving economy, increased neighborhood watch programs and improved police work. however, police say the annual spike in summer crime pea eliminate these current declines. >>> this picture may help soften the frustration thousands of commuters felt this morning. this little kitten made its way on to highway 580 and jammed up traffic but a driver went above and beyond to help save its life. jodi hernandez spoke to some of the rescuers and is here to explain just what they did. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine, but that fluffy little kitten dodged four lanes of traffic and then took refuge notice wheel well of a commuter ease car. it took a team effort to get the kitten out. but tonight it is safe and probably purring. >> i was just so scared. just shaking. its big eyes were so sad. >> reporter

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send comments to us on facebook or twitter and send us an e-mail to foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com.hare those later in the show. after the weekend surprise visit in afghanistan after the growing va scandal the president promising they will get the care they deserve. what is he doing to help those suffering at home. kel rewright has the latest happening over the weekend. >> good morning to you. this is the 4th trip president obama has taken to afghanistan since becoming themander in chief. the president visited troops at bagram air base and expressed his gratitude of that and 300 million american people for the work u.s. troops have done in america's longest war. >> to all of you i am here on a single mission and that is to thank you for your extraordinary service. >> the president's trip carried special meaning for the troops in afghanistan. president obama telling them while there will be a continued military presence in the country the war is coming to an end. while the president's trip was well received troops, here at home some question the timing of the trip due to the scandal

e-mail someone at fox. well, we will never forget. we love hearing from you. please send us an e-mail at gerri willis.com.ext, the latest in a lawsuit involving oprah winfrey and an 86-year-old nuclear physicist. we will tell you what it's all about next. and here is your consumer gauge. hitting a new record today, closing above 1900 for the first time. check out the gas prices is memorial day weekend. gas prices broke a record gerri: oprah's multimillion dollar purchase of this sprawling property is sparking outrage among hikers. one trailblazer is suing the talkshow host for blocking popular trails to hikers. does he have a case? our legal experts are here for a fiery debate. welcome to the show. though, i will start with you. help me understand why opera is being sued. >> this particular piece of land that she bought it musically untrained basically owned by the u.s. forestry service. so this easement, the hiking trails were also permitted to be used by the public. subsequently it was sold. by the time it got to oprah, permission was taken away, except they didn't tell anybody. >> when you buy a piece

. >>> if you have a tip for vickie or anyone else, give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. he has our micro climate forecast. >> we are still tracking some of that shower activity and a few lightning strikes near lake tahoe. and we still could see just a little bit of this come our way tonight. it's only about a 30% chance but some of these rogue thunderstorms have made it very close to the bay area tonight. we'll continue to be tracking that. we do have windy conditions throughout san francisco. most temperatures near the coast in the 60s. and also clearing throughout the peninsula. but some dark clouds still lingering here throughout the south bay. the most important thing as we get you into the forecast tomorrow is temperatures are going to warm up. we'll see numbers anywhere from 4 to 7 degrees warmer for wednesday's forecast, and you'll be able to see we'll likely have the largest average in the north bay with the low 80s. it will stay cool in san francisco with upper 60s. now the trend over the next three days, you can see here for the nor

. >> go to kpix5 if you have a consumer problem and sent us an e-mail. >>> the drought, while your neighborhoodcould be next. . >>> we are taking you for a ride. where is roberta as the news conditions right here on kpix5. ,, moments of certainty. when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr . >>> good morning, it is 7:27. thanks for joining us this morning. >> and it is a beautiful start to your memorial day weekend? summer is almost here. take a look outside. looking nice. fog out over the bay bridge this morning. and right now, mostly upper 50s across the bay area. concord 59, san fransisco 53, santa rosa 54. move on to our headlines, a little bit of a morning fog on the coast and the bay. good looking afternoon, sunny for most people in the bay area and a little warmer to boot. we'll have the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> developing news this morning, police say that drive-by shooter went on a rampage near the campus of u.c. santa barbara and seven peo

you have a tip for stephen stock or anyone else in our investigative unit give us a call or send us an e-mail directly to the uni unit @nbcbayarea.com. >>> will, are squirrels ruining a south bay park? officials say yes and are taking some action. but the park goers want the squirrels left alone. officials say there are too many squirrels. they say the squirrels are damaging the park and making it unsafe for visitors. the city says it's humanely getting rid of the squirrels without creating a hazard to people or other animals. but some visitors say they just don't agree. >> the only areas that they went into to kill squirrels were in the hills where people don't go. they did not, there's no danger anywhere else. in the park. and who goes to a park and thinks they won't see wildlife? thinks they won't see squirrels? >> now the squirrel supporters say the city should at least poll people at the park to see if the little creatures are actually a nuisance. >>> a contagious disease on the move. >>> and the rules of the road changing for the bay area's whackiest race. what you need to know. >>> a h

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that the last time we let o'reilly send us an e-mail.>>> welcome to another edition of "the best of imus morning program." that's the outdoor arena with some of the rodeo just outside of robero, new mexico. good to have you with us here for the next hour. we have a terrific show. and we mean that because we have a mix of some of the serious interviews and one in particular that was great that imus has done and then some funny stuff as well. really funny. first of all, the author who wrote the b

or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. still to come on "today in the bay," our friend dylan, look at her, ready to go home with a loving family. lisa simmons from pet ps in need will be here to tell you about her. >>> you are watching "today in the bay." >> good morning and welcome back. time now 7:56. special guests here from pets in need. lisa simmons as always, a pleasure to see you. >> good to see you too. welcome. >> thank you. thank you. yes. happy to be here on saturdays with you. tell us a little bit about dylan here she's a girl. >> she is a girl. she -- we think this is what it looks like when you cross a shetland sheep dog and jack russell terrier. >> good guess. >> she kind of embodies both the characteristics. a little herding, a lot of playfulness, terrier inquisitiveness. she's a fabulous little dog. fully grown, 2 to 4 years old. we think she would be wonderful for any family. >> fantastic. how would she do with other pets? very alert, very sweet. >> she is. we do know she plays well with dogs. a little bi

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that the last time we let o'reilly send us an e-mail.kend, ♪ ♪ welcome to the best of the imus in the morning program from new york city. over the next hour, some terrific imus interviews, few laughs with the icrew. i'm connell mcshannon at the midtown studios. blond on blond has become a staple of the imus in the morning program over the last few years and we're going at it about all the subjects of the day. topics in this particular edition of blond on blond that you'll see here in a minute or two include a woman who wanted to sell her virginity and an

if you have a tip for our investigative unit you can give us a call or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbaycom. >>> a massive wildfire is raging in oklahoma. started as a controlled burn. got out of hand. so far about 3,000 acres have burned. along with six homes. and several outbuildings and cars. strong winds and dry weather are fuelling the flames making it difficult for firefighters to gain the upper hand. several firefighters were treat forward smoke and heat related illnesses this weekend. >>> general motors announced another recall. this one involving several 2014 suv models. the vehicles involved include the buick enclave, the chevy traverse and the gmc acadia. gm issued the recall because of faulty software which may cause the fuel gauge to be off by as much as a quarter tank. more than 50,000 cars are affected. in all, gm has recalled about 7 million vehicles so far this year. >>> more than 30,000 children have landed in the emergency room after experiencing a baby gate related injury. and most could have been prevented. a nationwide study by children's hospitals found that betwee

. >>> if you have a tip for steve or our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. during the 5:00 news, it was 95 degrees in san francisco. >> it's hot for the coast. any idea you guys where the hottest city was across the bay area? >> gilroy. >> wait, where? >> livermore. >> kind of close. down towards the south bend of the viewing area. it was actually cupertino. 98 degrees today. close to the century mark for parts of the area. average high 74 this time of the year. so with the heat still with us at this hour if you are heading out to the giants game for tonight, it's going to be a warm for san francisco first pitch at 7:15. we're looking at 83 degrees. a lot of folks out. i don't think you'll need a jacket for tonight. some cloud cover is moving in aloft. it's incubating the heat in right now across san francisco. that's why you have 89 and are currently warmer than the south bay which is at 88 degrees. not often you see that happening on two different sides of the bay. >>> let's get you i