>> uva, maybe.a sucker for that whole jeffersonian line that they have. >> university of virginia is how far from washington? >> 2.5 hours. it is huge. i think it is about $12,000 to $14,000. a big undergraduate program. >> at what point did he decide he wanted to go there? >> he thought about it all as one of his favorite schools. we were very lucky, as i say in the book. these were high class problems. he had a range of choices that he could entertain, not that we could have afforded them. notre dame was his first pick, but then he started to realize it had the dartmouth problem, just a lot of snow and ice there. our first meeting with his college counselor in high school was not very promising. we sat there with his mother and we sat before this college counselor at his high school and he finally said, i will tell you the kind of school i want to go to. i want to go to a place where i can take off my shirt, paint my chest in the school colors and major in beer. i thought, i do not think he has th

uva rays have been linked to melanomas.ng that blocks uva and uvb rooms. >> 40 years later still a national fight. >> we are fighting. >> thank you, kim. >>> we needed sun screen today. >> what an amazing day today, right? we are talking baseball and hockey in the same day. >> what? >> and sunshine. >> giants playing in l.a. san jose sharks playing in san jose. we have got record breaking high temperatures. all together now, come on. ahhhhhh. look at the golden gate bridge. mostly sunny skies. few high thin wispy clouds. people out in the bay to beat the heat. we had eight record high temperatures. right now tiberon 84. palo alto along the peninsula in the low 80s after seeing 86 degrees. now, today we had eight record breaking highs including san francisco, oakland and check out napa at 87 degrees. that's the second day in a row with record breaking numbers. if you're out and about we are still obviously in the 70s and 80s. a bit of an offshore wind. 15 miles per hour. otherwise tonight extremely mild. in the 50s even few

. >> host: what's life like at uva? >> guest: it's actually a wonderful place to teach, particularly about the 18th century as you might imagine. the students are excellent. it's, you know, as you've probably seen a beautiful place to live. and it's an interesting place insofar as it's something that occupies a space between a big state public university and a smaller liberal arts school, something like an ivy league school. it's an interesting amalgam of the two. kind of public/private, in-state/out-of-state, and the quality of life here is enhanced, certainly, by there being a number of professional schools too, especially a law school filled with really interesting people. so i've been very happy being here. >> host: tenured? >> guest: yes. >> host: as a tenured professor are you pressured is probably the wrong word, but are you encouraged to write and to publish books such as "common sense"? >> guest: absolutely. there's not a sense that if you don't write a book this year, you'll lose your job tomorrow. we have eno

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before teaching at uva, i taught at washington university in st. louis for two years. >> what's your education? you were editor of yale law review i believe? >> that'sing right. -- that's right. i was an editor of that journal, so i tended yale law school. i also got a ph.d. in history from duke university, and prior to that, i got an undergraduate degree in history from thurman university. >> where did you grow up and what did you parents do? >> i grew up in a small town in south carolina, greenwood -- it's called. my parents, well, like ethel may matthews parents, my father was once a sharecropper. he later on worked in a factory, both of my parents attended segregated schools in south carolina. my mom later, actually when i was in law school went to college, and she became a teacher which is something she does now. >> we have been talking with tomiko brown-nagin, author of this book "courage of dissent". >> you're watching booktv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. >> we're here at the national press club talking

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at uva, i'm dominican there. everyone is so blonde and blue eyed.man and they were like, what now? no thank you. >> they didn't know what to make of you. >> they were not interested, no. >> those times have changed. no awkward quality to you anymore. >> i should go down south. see how it works out. >> when you wrote for "saturday night live" you write about the incredible job, the track record of the show. i think it's a pressure-packed job. >> it's high pressure. now that i have a grown-up job, my writing partner and i laugh that we ever thought of snl, oh i'm so tired. we worked two years in a row. now it's a cake walk, a college party. you have to earn your keep, get stuff on the show to keep your job. >> you describe "30 rock" as a dream job. how long will it go on? >> i don't know. we're all there through the end of -- we have season 6. then we'll see what nbc wants. we'll see what all the various people i work with want to do. >> please don't leave. >> i have nowhere to go. i'm for sure there. >> tina fey, the book is called "bossypants." grea