this year at vanderbilt and nashville, my book is being read by the freshmen at vanderbilt the entire class, engineering scholarship has been endowed in perry's name and courage award in the athletic department. if you took a snapshot of what's happening today you would think it was a happy feel-good story that worked out how everyone planned. that's not how it happened. learning the truth how it happened is what i try and i'm happy to be on a panel that's about civil rights and not just sports. that was very important to me to tell this story in the context of the place and times in which perry wallace operated and that's the deep south during the late 1960's, a tumultuous period in the 1960's, it's not about scores of games and statistics. it's about what it takes to be a pioneer. and perry's story is a legitimate civil rights story. he began in 1954, he was around emmitt till's age when he was murdered in mississippi and perry was profoundly impacted by that. and in 1960's, the lunch town, and see what the college students were doing with his own eyes. he entered pearl high school

to vanderbilt and his first day of class the teacher says i see they let the n-word in.. on the basketball team he wasn't treated very well either. they canceled rather than played against the team so it's not until his sophomore year heye becomes the first to play and the first half of the game he's hit in the nose, can't see out of one eye. they don't even whistle to stop the gam game so it isn't until y come out on the court and as they walked into the vanderbilt locker room the crowd cheers that he has been injured and he spit on when he walks back. they assist him with ice packs and a half timeclock the rest of the players and coaching staff walk out to the court before the warm warm-up. they leave him alone in the locker room knowing that he will have to walk back out where all of these people harassing and are waiting on him. what would have been an ordinary walk back was a long and hellish trauma for him and when asked about the approach to road trips in general he said when he looked at the schedule each year and knew he was traveling to mississippi and mississip

we've got a long-going collaboration with the -- [inaudible] at vanderbilt university. they help us program a special -- [inaudible] >> "all the king's men". >> absolutely. that's right. this year among a couple of special tracks that we have going on, we have one that is, you mentioned all the king's men, the pulitzer prizes are are celebrating their 100th anniversary, and as part of commemorating the centennial, the robert m. warren center at vanderbilt -- [inaudible] some of which actually talk about robert warren's influence as a poet and as a novelist. so really it's important artists who won pulitzers in two categories rarely. so, but the warren center at vanderbilt, very special partners of the festival every year. you'll also see university presses set up all over the plaza here, the folks at the university presses and at humanity centers around the state, really important to help us make this such a great and diverse program. >> tim henderson, what's your background? how'd you get involved -- >> well, i've been at humanities tennessee for nearly 20 year, identi

so, but the warren center at vanderbilt, very special partners of the festival every year. you'll also see university presses set up all over the plaza here, the folks at the university presses and at humanity centers around the state, really important to help us make this such a great and diverse program. >> tim henderson, what's your background? how'd you get involved -- >> well, i've been at humanities tennessee for nearly 20 year, identify been the e.d. for -- i've been the e.d. for just over four. i mean, i came out of academia and was teaching english literature, got back to nashville after many years, had found the council, and it was just love at first sight. i mean, the work that humanities tennessee does is not only important, it's an enthusiastic group and a great bunch of supporters all over the state for this work. so that's where i come from and i've never looked back. it's a great place to be. >> tim henderson is the executive director of humanities tennessee, the overseeing organization for the southern festival of books. and booktv has often covered -- >> t

and the list concludes with anderson cooper and mother gloria vanderbilt dual memoir "the rainbow comes and goes", that's a look at the most borrowed books at the madison public library. >> c-span created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. after words is next on book tv.

vanderbilt driving, area over the middle but deflected and picked off by nick washington sealing the gators win despite getting to our 65 to 236 yards of offense, after the game, the coach called his team's performance ugly. >> a wise man once told me, you home from the hospital, and that was ugly. might've been customer told my dad when i was born, but i'm glad they brought me home.>> gators fans are happy they got the win, they host next week. the bulls last night one in 5 playing against cincinnati, marlon mack wants to change history and make his own. gives them 5 and 6 in makes history. 49 yard run gives marlon mack the new le andre hall. bulls won easily 45, 20, marlon mack finish with 118 yards on the night. also recording 15th career 100 yard game. >>> miami sporting game js sticker on his helmet in honor of jose fernandez nice gesture by the hurricanes. georgia tech leaving when this happens, set the scoop shakeel jackets and another defensive touchdown here. big win for miami who gets ready to host florida state next weekend. >>> one game last for the season after last nigh

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. >> jackson vanderbilt, that one did noéç reach out to the officials about the consulting contract.thin the scope of that contract. if you have the tip fo)hthe unit give us a call at 888996 tips. set us an e-mail. breaking news we've been following throughout h8 night. police officer in san francisco has been shot. suspect has been shot. let's send it back out to generaí where an update for us, cheryl. >> we were able to catch up with the mayor and he actually spoke with the injured officer and he got an update on his condition. let's listen in tozv what he ha to say. >> he was able to to speak to me. i told him, you just got shot, son, kbrouç don't have to worr about that for me. but he was alert. and he knew what happened. he had to goç right into icu after that. i'll let the doctors see him. thank you him for being on the vçkoç suspect. kwsh soçzv hatchç -- you'll b looking at some gusty conditions as we finish off the weekend. so, again, three more days of active weather, showers shut down for monday then the storys midway through next week, about some summer light heat m

. >> we have ongoing collaboration in vanderbilt university, helping us program a special track everyyear. this year among a couple tracks we have going on we have one, all the king's men, the pulitzer prize is celebrating the 100th anniversary so the pulitzers at vanderbilt, and

their season tips off on november 11th against vanderbilt. the national league divisional series get underway today, game 1 between the dodgers and nationals in d.c. a close one. the dodgers jump out to a 4-0 lead in the 3rd after scoring 3 runs. they hold on to win 4-3 with game 2 tomorrow. in the american league divisional series, the blue jays have taken a 2 games to none lead over the rangers with a lot of help from long beach blast helps them to a 5-3 win as the series shifts to toronto for game 3. it was all indians in cleveland today against the red sox as they too take a 2 games to none lead. they shut out the sox 6-0 as the series moves to boston for game 3 on sunday. a cool, crisp night makes a perfect setting for tonight's high school football games in our area. coming up, week 8 of the high school darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot

and that means the golden eagles are getting ready for their opening match up with vanderbilt on november 11th. they're also sporting new uniforms that have a different look and pay homage to the rich but there are some guys who don't necessarily have a great look in the new digs, at least according to luke fischer. "i mean everyone does look really good in them. i mean there really sharpand we're really excite to show them off." "everyone? is there anyone youre going ehhhh?" "you know just to pick on cam. hes from meqoun and im from germantown, i have to go against cam, you know wearing the linebacker number." "he says he looks the best in the uni""naw, i doubt ii saidwell maybe who's not quite pullin it off, he went with you." "hey, you see the number one, you see the number one. hey i got no talk, you see the number one. number one." "we might have to have a fan vote. for this." "woah! there we go." "social media poll or something huh?" "exactly! thats what we need a little twitter poll." earlier in toronto, the blue jays were in a must win situation facing the indians in game 5, trail

. >>> next up, florida at vanderbilt. jordan scarlet with a scamper, touchdown. a boring highlight. boring football game frankly, the gators up. one minute to development commodores driving, but nick washington, more li washington. despite 236 yards of offense, the gators hold onto win 13-6. >>> if you prefer directional schools, central florida meet east carolina. time to rage. it is a terrible joke. adrian killens. then, menshu misses the six >>> knights win it. florida international. alex mcgoo counted for 260 yards and three touchdowns. and florida a&m is winless no longer. rejoice, rod. >> let the shouting begin. >> the rattlers beat savannah state. >>> finally t rowdies make it a push toward the post season. tampa bay has not lost a match since august 20. that streak survived. erica villa tickles miami would tally an equalize. >> all right,. >> got et all in there. >> rough day to be a knolls fan. >> it sounds like they are asleep. >> not anymore. all the rattlers are happy. we'll be right back. y have... changed, i haven't. i've always stood up to the special interests and fo

and about tonight going door to door to trick-or-treat and experts from children's hospital at vanderbilt offers suggestions to keep pedestrians and drivers safe. it's a good idea for kids to have reflective tape or stickers on the costumes or trick-or-treat bags. flashlights and glow sticks are helpful. drivers need to be responsible. put down your cell phones and slow down a neighborhood roads and be on the lookout.>>> the heart walk is 12 days away and working hard to reach our goal of $100,000 but we need your help the team and donate. the walk is november 12 at raymond james stadium and we want to thank donors who are listed here. also troy and kim who also donated $250. we thank you so much for your generosity. >>> expect lots of fireworks between the coaches on nbc's the boys tonight. it's the knockout round and 14 artists will compete in a two- hour episode before moving on season. you can catch it on nbc at 8:00 p.m. followed by timeless at 10:00 and stick around for news channel 8:00 -- news channel 8 at 11:00. >>> nfl stands for no fun league but it could stand for an and l no

florida is at vanderbilt while florida state hosts north carolina. >>> rays are in their final stretch of the 2016 campaign with their final series in the lone star start beginning tonight. matt andreas didn't pitch bad tonight for the rays but he did give up three runs including this carlos beltran solo shot. laserred down the right field line and gone for his 29th of the year rangers leading 2-0 in the 8th,3-1. nick franklin cannot bring longoria home. matt bush gets him to fly out. rangers clinch home field for the postseason. >>> when derek jeter and mariano rivera did their ton of gifts but fought like this. the crew made this grass portrait of "big papi." take a look. this piece of art took about an hour to make using a special machine that cuts a digital picture in the grass. but unlike jeter and rivera's gifts, ortiz obviously can't take this home. two games left in his regular season campaign before playoffs begin in a week. >>> the lightning win in carolina in the third preseason game, and andrej plot provid after the first round of the ryder cup u.s. leads 5-3. stay tuned. w

and the list concludes with cnn host anderson cooper and his mother, gloria vannedder built -- vanderbilt's dual memoir. that's a look at some of the most borrowed books at the madison public library. >> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. next saturday the louisiana book festival is being held in baton rouge at the state capitol. coming up in november, we're live from austin and the texas book festival with authors tim wu and orange is the new black actress diane guerrero. and later that month we'll be live from the miami book fair on november 19th and 20th. our coverage includes author discussions and call-in programs featuring senator bernie sanders, fox news host dana perino and coulson whitehead. for more information about the book fairs and festivals booktv will be covering and to watch previous festival coverage, click on the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv.org. [inaudible conversations] >> and booktv on c-span2 is back live in wisconsin. this is author kathy cramer who will be discussing her new book, "the politics of resentme

nolan: the university of virginia and vanderbilt did a study. they took amendments that had been introduced and bills and they found that my work was the most effective in the minnesota congressional delegation, second most effective in all 188 democrats in congress. -- i am a minority. i did that with good, strong, common sense solutions with common problems that we all face. than justod or better about anyone in the country at pulling together bipartisan support for good commonsense legislation. moderator: mr. mills, how would you work for bipartisanship? mr. mills: i was in grand rapids yesterday. onon members depend on jobs the iron range. they were upset about congressman nelson -- congressman nolan. he went in front of the tv cameras and call for bans on semiautomatic rifles. fixing a broken trade system. it was only after these people had lost their jobs, their livelihoods, did congressman nolan step up in an election year to bring in denis mcdonough, a dog and pony show which was too late of -- which was too little, too late. what i woul

next up florida at vanderbilt. that's a 4-yard t.d. run. boring highlights, and boring run quite frankly. nick washington, more like pick washington, and despite 236 yards of offense, the gators hold on to win it. schools, central florida. 100-yard for a directional kickdown, and then garden minshu doesn't see the 6'3" lineman in front of him. brendan hayes getting good eats with the pick 6s. florida edging florida atlantic in the back and forth battle. alex mcgu accounting for 3 touchdowns, and fla is winless no longer. the rattlers win it. 19-14. >>> and tampa bay has not lost a match since august 20th and that survived with miami fc. miami would tally the equalizer but they get the critical point after 1-1 draw. that's it for sports. i'm paul ryan. releasing donald trump's 1995 tax records. what they say about the presidential candidate and how it could impact the race for the white house next. >>> more mosquitoes with the zika virus have been found in thank you for joining us on this sunday. ed bloodsworth has a look the at the progress

. >> gloria vanderbilt jeans under $30, blazer from talbott's and sophiste are you happy? >> very, very happy. i love this. >> move on down the line. >> good job. >> hi, guys. >> we have here -- >> so this is evy, and her mom teri is a true artist and she wanted her mom to reflect what's on the inside, the outside, look updated current and stylish. what do you love most about your mom? >> she's adventurous and dresses for her lifestyle but has to wear something she can get a little paint on. so i'm excited. >> i would describe my mom's style as casl,ua convenient and comfortable. it lends itself had other lifestyle, being a photographer and an artist, wearing things that she can get dirty. my mom also looks to me for fashion advice because i worked finashion for three years. so i would give her tips. i would love for my mom to actually really enjoy putting together outfits, not something she dreads, and maybe even something we could enjoy together. wants, feel confident and look fabulous. >> oh, yeah. >> okay. bring out teri. >> come on, teri. >> oh, yes! >> oh, wow. >> ok

at the nashville public library continues with cnn host anderson cooper and his mother gloria vanderbilt's memoir called the rainbow comes and goes. that's followed by dave ramsey, the total money makeover. : >> the southern festival of books this weekend. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service service by your cable or satellite provider. >> afterwards is next on book to be. university professor sarah golder clap discusses her book, paying the price on her higher education. >> good afternoon sarah, how are are you today speech i'm good, thank you for having me here one i'm so excited, i love your book, paying the price. it was a book that is so full of important data and very complex data about the implications of financial aid and income and been able to graduate college. but it was so readable. >> guest: thank you. that was the goal. >> can i read from the book. it is is intended to be a wake-up call, brings the lives of students front and center and avails their financial struggles. ensuring the american public has a clear sense

jeffrey vanderbilt the school of medicine. you are in town for the barclays health care summit.at and a moment, but i once do it your take on the affordable care act. as it stands now, will it survive? but i mustit will, tell you, the real impact of the affordable care act, those of us in academic medicine, is shifting the focus to outcomes. for a long time, the u.s. hockey system was based on fee for service, so it was a volume-based system. now what we are moving toward is a system that reimburses us for the quality of our outcomes. that is a good thing. what we are seeing is all health care systems, not just the academic systems, have gotten religion, so to speak. now a certain part of our payments relies on that outcome and we are moving in that direction. direction, for sure, but we have seen insurance companies drop out of certain exchanges because they cannot make a profit. it seems very complicated for some people to use as well. wouldn't a single-payer health move you just as much toward outcomes and maybe be a simpler way to ensure all americans? >> what i try to move

vanderbilt, scarlet starts the scoring with the 4-yard t.d. game quite frankly. one min tout play. the commodores driving, and nick washington, more like pick washington. despite the offense, the gators hold on to win it. if you prefer directional schools. central florida, and east carolina. time to get the 100-yard touchdown, and the knights were up in the 4th until garden minsu doesn't see the ma in front of him. hayes, another big fella with the pick 6, and the knights win it. florida a & m is winless no longer. the rowdie making a push for fc. miami would tally the equalizer, but the rowdies with the critical point in the 1-1 draw. that's it for sports. i'm paul ryan. >>> this morning the new york times is releasing donald trump's 1995 tax records. what they are saying about how it could impact the race for the white house, and tests find more mosquitoes with the zika virus here in florida. time now 7:28. marco rubio has the worst attendance record of any florida senator in 50 years. but it's even worse when he shows up. he's voted for a plan that would cut social security... a

next up, florida at vanderbilt, jordan scarlet starts the highlight and football game quite frankly, the gators led it in the 4th. nick washington, more like pick washington, and despite 236 yards of offense, the gators hold on to win it 13-6. if you prefer directional schools, time to rage the killings in the name of adrian kylings' 100- yard for a ecu qb does not see the 6'3" defensive lineman in front of him. the knights win it 47-29, and florida international edging florida atlantic in the back and forth battle, 33-31 and alex mcgue accounting for three touchdowns, and florida a & m is winless no longer. the rattlers beat savannah state. the rowdies making the push for august 20th. erica tickling the twine, and that would be the equalizer but the rowdies with a critical point in the 1-1 draw. that's it for ports. i'm paul ryan. >>> our first look at trump's taxes. the new documents show the presidential hopeful could have avoided paying federal income taxes for nearly 20 years. how this could impact voter >>> a bomb shell report, hillary clinton's campaign pouncing this morning a

. >> gloria vanderbilt jeans under $30 and the blazer from talbot's. this is sophisticated and sexy. are you happy? >> very happy. >> let's m >> hi, guys. >> this is evi and her mom, terry, is a true artist. she wanted her mom to reflect what's on the inside and outside, the look that's updated, current and very style'ish. what do you love most about your mom? >> i love my mom is adventurous and dresses for her lifestyle. she has to wear something she can get a little paint on. i'm excited. let's look at terry. >> i would describe my mom's style as casual, convenient and being a photographer and artist, wearing things she can get dirty. my mom also looks to me for fashion advice because i worked in fashion for three years, so i would give her tips. i would love for my mom to actually really enjoy putting together outfits, for it not to be something she dreads and maybe even something we could enjoy together. i want my mom to wear what she wants, feel confident and look fabulous. >> oh, y >> own it! >> wow! >> oh, wow! >> can i just tell you, they are t

the person never ascended into the ranks of the carnegies with the vanderbilts, but through their lives we get a well-documented window into our nation's character and history as it charged into the modern world of the 20th century. we get an especially vibrant view of the nation's capital, where the andersons were among the most important residents during the gilded age. for more, let me turn it over to our speaker. [applause] mr. moskey: thank you emily for that introduction. i want to thank emily and the entire staff at the society of cincinnati for hosting me and many visits to the library and archives for almost six years. i almost feel like this is a homecoming for me. it is a pleasure to be here in the home by larz anderson and isabel perkins in 1935, and since 1938, the home of society of thet cincinnati. i am here to talk about the full-length biography of larz andphysical called "larz physical anderson: well and celebrity in -- isabel anderson: wealth and celebrity in the gilded age." if you have looked at the portraits hanging from this room, you know that larz has a stern lo

. >> we're going to give you a behind the scenes look at the final minutes of game from our vanderbilt in point. -- vantage point. >> right now the cards are up strong. so we're going to stay positive go cards. we can do this. we can d this. go cards. >> this is crazy. seattle just tide in the overtime we now go to su the next team that scores wins this game. let's hope it's the cards. >> what art odds the cards miss a chip shot field goal in overtime. seattle comes down the field looks like they have a chip shot field gel to win it and >> a loss pretty much have killed the cardinals' chances of winning the division. they didn't lose but the tie also hurts and it's almost as bad in the end as a loss because now they have one less game to catch up with the seattle seahawks. >> . >> so now the arizona cardinals are heading east to take on the panthers next week. >> that will be very interesting. that's going to do it for us out here in glendale at the of the of phoenix stadium. back to >> great look there from the sidelines. >>> cardinals have lost two games at home and tied one. whateve

i'm a political junkie, you're a law professor at vanderbilt, fabulous school.ust don't get this. to the extent that there are 8% to 10% of the american people who are out there and undecided, who among them is going to hear trump talk about bill's infidelities and decide, aha, i'm going for donald trump. how can that issue move the needle and with whom? it just seems like it's political malpractice. >> he shouldn't be talking about. he should be talking about benghazi, the e-mail scandal, the clinton foundation and all of the corruption. the fact that in america, the rule of law no longer matters. he should be talking about things we care about. immigration, national security, jobs, and the supreme court. and so, you know, mr. trump is out there watching me, then i hope he can get back on message and he has not trashed women. in fact, hillary clinton and her operatives have trashed women and made this a five-day story and as far as the miss universe and his advising her to lose weight, she was the employee. could have fired her. he didn't. and seems like he was

experts from children's hospital at vanderbilt recommend reminding excited kids they still have to watch out for cars. it's also a good idea for kids to ha stickers on their costumes or trick or treat bags. flash lieings and glow sticks are also helpful. but drivers need to be accessible as well. slow down on neighborhood streets. >>> also this halloween, whether cameras in japan captured a mysterious fire ball hurling across the sky, take a look. you can see the fiery greenish dot for about 15 seconds before it vanishes right into the northeast. one astronomer claims the than typical meteor. which is technically called a fire ball. and it's extremely rare. pretty cool though. >>> coming up, something scary you might not want to think about this halloween, mosquitoes. we're going to find out more about that at 4:30. >>> also a group of moms want you to vote yes on amendment number 2. that's the one in a would legalize medical marijuana. we'll hear from them in a few minutes. >>> first a look at the nail biting loss. a real heart breaker to the raiders at home at ray jay. that's coming up

the list consist includes with anderson cooper and his mother, gloria vanderbilt's dual member more, the rainbow comes and goes. that's a look at this month's most borrowed books. >> this book is clearly a book about water. as you have sensed it is also a book about climate change. and about diversity, and about peace, conflict, and food security. what i do in the book is explore how water connects with all of those different facets of our challenges. also explore how water literacy, ask understanding how water works and moves across the landscape into the atmosphere can help us better address these concerns. because it is no news to any of you that we do have a lot of really really difficult challenges before us. we are not going to resolve those challenges with a visual graph, thinking of the healing curve. were not going going to get at these problems by that -- we're not going to get there from scientific research. from peer-reviewed studies, in part because of the politicization of agricultural science. also because research is not out in the real world. it is done in lab so you

it says vande on it reference to vanderbilt university. a neighbor tells us this couple had just taken their duingt college. such a tragic, tragic situation here. we understand this house had been in the family for sometime but the couple who pass away moved into this home about a year ago or somewhere along that time frame. we want to pass along a note officials ordered emergency vaction for a minor gas leak although it's not clear if that gas leak is linked to this fir fire. fire crews have not made link at that time. again a man and woman day died in this fire and firefighter suffered minor injuries. the cause is still under investigation at this early hour, back to you. >> so sad, dave, back to you. there's a man that died after a shooting in allentown last evening about 9:00 on the corner of 9 and liberty streets. there was a man and woman sitting in a car when someone started shooting at one of the windows. the woman was shot and taken to the hospital. we don't know her injuries. investigators are still looking for a motive. >>> poli

game day and we will start with lunchtime today for the kic kickoff, >> anjuli:'s gator taking on vanderbilt, away in nashville, 72. chance for a shower. seminoles are taking on unc. kickoff at 3:30 this afternoon heating up but humidity in check. watch showers taking on cincinnati. this evening of 2. scattered showers developing and friends through hopefully have rain gear. parts of the caribbean gearing up for a lot of rain and hurricane-force winds in the we have what looks like a massive system. a category 4 hurricane. notice when the clock goes, you can't see the eye as well and fill in. likely going through an eye wall replacement cycle which shows me that storm is still strong and probably peaked in intensity. last week it became the first category 5 in the atlantic since 2007. now wind are down only a li little, but they have only dropped 5 miles per hour to 155. this is the high-end category. the strongest winds. the really intense hurr less than 50 miles from the center though. so specifically where the center makes landfall is where the most destructive wind damage will be. that n

gators taking on vanderbilt 72 for that noon kickoff. away in nashville. chance for a quick shower. in tallahassee, a warm kickoff. best of luck to the seminoles and cincinnati bearcats. a few showers and a cool 62 degrees. now hurricane hunters are out there right now headed toward the center of matthew which has actually weakened a little since yesterday and we are talking about a very powerful system. how it looks and the extent of the strongest winds from the latest mission. for now less than 50 miles from the center and most of the winds surrounding that strong category 4 hurricane are we have -- we are waiting on an update that will come out literally miami tarly. 15-mile-per-hour winds. a category 5 hurricane is actually 157. so this is only weakened a little since yesterday. we have seen shift in the movement. it is now west at 7 getting picked up by a trough some time late sunday and we will see that northerly track. watch as we set this into motion. gradually weakening into a mayor hurricane on monday. keeping strongest winds on the eastern side of jamaica and just east. h

smart dude, went top vanderbil vanderbilt, economics major and you can tell just a mega great guy.fun. >> he's like i don't need video i got the microphone. >> good stuff. >> great, thanks, don. >> we're not finished talking football. north pep high kelly macnamara took the internet by storm with impressive tackle. but are we ready to see women play in the pros. straight ahead i take that question to the streets and see what you think. >> it's it's a wing lovers paradise. chicken wings rule at the south jersey line. recipe all across the region flocking to this neighborhood bar. lauren. >> we dealt with fog, showers and clouds around today. skies clearing on out and temperatures getting chilly tonight. i'll talk about where those fall into the 30s plus great weekend ahead for all pumpkin activities. i'll have your forecast coming up. >> and bob dillon is now a noble prize winner and getting mixed reviews, we'll be right noble prize winner and getting mixed reviews, we'll be right back. >> this week a female football player made serious headlines for her on the field. her video went

gators taking on vanderbilt away in nashville and a chance of showers. that's it. low humidity for my seminoles in tallahassee, 3:00, 3:30. and heading up were a comfortable 87 and can't rule out showers. big game for the bulls taking on cincinnati bearcats later this evening. hurricane hunters are investigating matthew. and at some spot they have seen them in excess of major hurricane strength. the storm itself not as strong as yesterday and really because if off category 5 hurricane, it is impossible for something to stay that strong for as long. what they are showing that the system is expanding a bit. more length-wise instead of circular in motion. we will have to see the speeds they find and the pressure they find. the pressure has dropped since the 8 a.m. update that showed 947 millibars. the lowest this number, the can't no longer see that center of circulation as well likely going through an eye wall replacement settle but 155-mile-per-hour winds. that is still extremely close to category 5 strength which is impressive. last we have seen a category 5 in the

. >> we have ongoing collaboration in vanderbilt university, helping us program a special track every year. this year among a couple tracks we have going on we have one, all the king's men, the pulitzer prize is celebrating the 100th anniversary so the pulitzers at >> remember, the festival has some sources of funding, but mostly it depends on donations from people like you. you can donate on the festival web site, from the app, on facebooking, or you can do it the old-fashioned way, in person at the festival headquarters here. [laughter] we will be ending the session about ten minutes before the hour or so. first, we'll hear from dr. daryl carter. he, he's written a book called "brother bill: president clinton and the politics of race and class." he's an associate professor at east tennessee state university, and and his areas of expertise are 20th and 21st century american political history. he particularly is interested in the new deal, in the fair deal, the great society, the clinton and obama presidencies and the intersection of race, class and gender. he's been appointed to the

and the list concludes with anderson cooper and mother gloria vanderbilt dual memoir "the rainbow comes and goes", that's a look at the most borrowed books at the madison public library. >> c-span created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. after words is next on book tv. temple university professor sarah goldrick-rab discusses her book, paying the price on the rising cost of higher education. >> good afternoon, sara, how are you today? >> i'm good. thank you for having me here. >> i loved your book, so chockful of important data and very complex data about the implications of financial aid and income in being able graduate college. >> it was so readable. can i have a quote. this book is intended to be a wakeup call. it brings the lives of students pursuing college degrees front and center and unveils their financial struggles. ensuring that the american public has a clear sense of how and why financial aid is failing to get students to graduation and this will help us find effective some issues. what drove

books at the nashua public library continues with cnn host anderson cooper and his mother gloria vanderbiltdo a memoir, the rainbow comes and goes. that's a look at some of the most recently barter books from a nashville public library. be sure to tune in booktv's coverage of the national southern festival of books all this weekend. >> so much of revenue comes from stopping and resting its citizens. 20,000 people in ferguson, 16,000 have warrants. it's a stunning number. in 1,920,000 people, 16,000 having warrants. that's the town business. michael brown gets stopped it wasn't because he stole some thing. i was initiated time of this topic it was come he was stopped for jaywalking or these are the types of offenses people are stopped for, particularly in ferguson. a failed experiment of black by any measure, liberal and conservative. all of those things like people to go to ferguson, let people to see to what happened to mike brown. to some extent the story of mike brown was much deeper than the story of particular active state funds. as a school director proposals and send it out, we were

. >> the researche at vanderbilt who looked into this, which i just love, typg with one finger does slo you down cause i ruires you toeep urs on the keyboard. >> they're almost as fast, not >> what are you going to type? >> you go first. >> all right. >> lester and i have been trash lking each other all morning. >> i think i'll use three fingers. >> put a timer on. we are typing. >> three, two, one, go. ?? >> pressure! lester! come on! >> lester! come on! >> it lore newsmanny. >> it does look newsmany. >> that's a new manicure, the newsmanny. >> come on, lester. yes. is that it? >> lester, i graduated and got a master's degree in the time that you typed that. >> savannah? are we ready? >> ready? go! >> and she's spelling correctly. that matters. ?? >> this is no contest. >> no, but that's because -- >> i'm a faster typer? >> there's that. >> 13 seconds. >> wow. >> another research blown up. >> it's the little things. >> a lot of pressure. >> there was a lot of pressure. this looks so much more newsmany. >> i don't know. >> tamron is giving me that look. >> i have people that do that for

we have telemedicine put i can be new mexico or md anderson or vanderbilt. it has to be all of us together. >> i too want to thank you for raising the global context so we're very fortunate in the united states that we have cancer death rates dropping 25% in the last 25 years. it's a different story so we'll make progress in highly developed countries like the us but low and middle income countries around the world the cancer issues are getting worse so there's some 8 million cancer deaths around the world and that number is projected to go up to some 13 million by 2030. so this is a global conversation and whatever we learn here in this country we should work with global partners and of course each country is different and has a different culture and a different political system. >> so this is truly a worldwide effort going forward. >> i thought that gentleman back there raised his hand. >> thank you for this panel. my question is about meat consumption which is a significant contributor. >> don't come in. >> i'm not sure who should answer this question tha

. >> reporter: chip and andrea craig's son, kyle, had just finished his sophomore year at vanderbilt university when his parents started noticing strange behavior. >> he had become intense, seemingly quickly irritable. something had changed in his character. >> i actually once said, are you get a prescription for it. >> reporter: back home in new jersey after spending a semester abroad, kyle spoke to a therapist. >> he said, adderall ruined my life. >> not only did he use it for studying, he readily admitted to abusing it for party purposes as well. >> reporter: two weeks later, kyle craig stepped in front of a train ending his life. he was 21. >> as any parent can understand, it's a heavy loss. >> reporter: while it is difficult to prove adderall abuse caused kyle's suicide, the craigs believe there is a link. >> a dear friend of kyle's wrote about him after his passing and he said, if adderall can change person. >> do parents get smart drug phenomena? >> no. >> you think the school knows? >> yeah. if they don't, they're like willfully ignorant. >> this is something that is going on