carol westover recalls growing up in the idaho mountains and her introduction to formal education at age 17. in her book, educated that's been on the bestseller list for two years. repping up our look at some of the best looks according to the "washington post" is becoming. former first lady michele obama's memoir which was a best selling book of 2018. the most of these authors bent on book tv. you can watch them online a booktv.org. [background noises] fica november's attention with exit started. i am brian anderson on the editor of city journal and i want to welcome you here today on behalf of the manhattan institute. it is with great pleasure that i get to introduce joh john tierney and co-author with an esteemed useful new book "the we

tara westover recalls growing up in the idaho mountains and her introduction to formal education at agein her book educated. it's been on bestseller lists for two years and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post is becoming, former first lady michelle obama's memoir which was the best-selling book of 2018. most of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online at book tv.org. >> we are showing some authors we covered whose books discuss disease and pandemics. doctor ali conformer director of the cdc also Ãbtalk about why new diseases keep emerging. >> or classical diseases back about smallpox, think about measles, those all started pretty much around the agricultural revolution when people came together because you needed to have enough people to spread disease from person-to-person. but this is when i start my story of infectious diseases starts for me that's when the world starts when some rodents that were carrying version of smallpox moved into his home and the virus made this jump and started to cause

[laughter] >> this >> tara westover and if i have to give you an introduction about tara westover you need to get out of the hole that you've been living in for a while. because her book has just celebrated i think the 100th week, consecutive week on the new york times best seller list. i think number one. [applause] >> thank you. >> ahead of michelle malcolm or down there. >> thanks. >> but that's very cool. and i'm assuming that a lot of people are familiar with the narrative that-- and that's why you're so interested and you're still here on the last lecture on the second day, but i thought we would still go through some of her story because it's so gripping. it starts in idaho and actually, to me it's like such a beautiful setting. there must be a lot of beautiful memories that you have with that. >> yeah, i mean, it was a really beautiful mountain that i grew up on and i still have really fond memories of being on that mountain and playing on that mountain. i think it's an incredible-- it's, you know, the kids get to play on the playground and we had the entire farm and a huge sp

tara westover recalls growing up in the idaho mountains and her introduction to formal education at age 17 in her book educated. it has been on the bestseller list for two years. in wrapping up our look at some of the best nonselling books. the former first lady michelle obama memoir which is the best selling book of 2018. most of these have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online you are watching book tv on c-span two for a complete television schedule visit book tv.org. book tv is television for serious readers. all weekend every weekend. join us again next saturday beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern for the best nonfiction books. .. .. >> host:

this is tara westover. this is the 100 consecutive week on the new york times bestseller list present number one. [applause]. ahead of michelle something, malcolm, i dunno, down there. [laughter]. that is very cool. i'm assuming that a lot of people are familiar with the narrative that and that is why you're so interested in you are still here on the last lecture on the second day. but we can still go through some of the heard stories because it is so gripping. in starts in idaho and actually, to me it is like such a beautiful setting. there must be a lot of beautiful memories that you have of that. tara: yes, very beautiful mountains that i lived on and i still have very fond memories thing on that mountain and playing on that mountain. i think it's incredible, if either gets kids get deflated playground, we had this higher huge space and a lot of wonderful space that could happen. imagine like that i guess you two were the original free range kids. [laughter]. kind of hard-core. there's a lot of wonderful

tara westover recalls growing up in idaho mounds. in her book educated. most of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online at book tv.org. we are showing some of the authors we had covered. here is er dr. jeremy brown discussing social isolation near a during the influenza epidemic. by october the second on the front page of the washington post we were told the work hours have changed. they had been staggered. and the people are to take shifts. washington dc was not the only city to do this by any means. in fact it happened in most of the cities that were affected. we did understand somehow keeping away from people is probably a good idea. stores have staggered hours. in an attempt to keep people spaced away from each other. the working hours of the federal government changed around the beginning of october. the washington post reported and this is headlined the coffin trust. and this is an example of people taking advantage of a terrible situation. with the high prices of coffins. the coffin makers figured they could make a buck

in wrapping up some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to indy bound is tara westover's memoirgrowing up in idaho mounds in her introduction to formal education at the age of 17 in her book educated, it's on the bestsellers list for two years. most of the authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> as a rotavirus continues to impact the country, here's a look at the publishing industry to ongoing pandemic. the spring book festival season has been canceled with book fairs in san antonio annapolis, maryland, and charlottesville virginia opting not to reschedule. the los angeles times festival set to take place in april has decided to hold their 20 for the festival in october pre-north america's largest book expo has pushed back their schedule date to july. bookstores around the country are looking to provide remote services to the customers online sales, curbside pickup and local deliveries. many like politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c. are offering virtual events. the publishers are still fulfilling their schedules of new publica

wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to india is thorough westover'smemoir of growing up in idaho mountains and introduction to formal education at the age of 17 and her book educated. it's been on the bestsellers list or 2 years. most of the authors appeared on the tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. here's a look at authors that recently appeared or will be appearing soon on the tvs afterwards. our weekly author interview program and includes best-selling nonfiction books and guest interviewers. last week new york times reporter jennifer steinhauer chronicled the first year of the largest plot class of women ever elected to congress. coming up, netflix director of inclusion and former un official michelle king will offer her thoughts on the barriers that prevent women from succeeding in the workplace and this weekend on "after words", eileen zimmerman will look at white-collar drug addiction. >> i think i came to the idea of addiction with my own implicit biases . i did not think that someone struggling with a drug addiction would look li

i will now pass this off to jim westover who will present the design and we have questions and thank you for your time today. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim. this first image we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is

i will now pass this off to jim westover who will present the design and we have questions and thank you for your time today. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim. this first image we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is

i will now pass this off to jim westover who will present the design and we have questions and thank you for your time today. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim. this first image we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is

i will now pass this off to jim westover who will present the design and we have questions and thankme today. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim. this first image we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is the u residents