[gavel] kz >> wonderful, i'm david perry, welcome to the 75th anniversary of the saving of cable

[gavel] kz >> wonderful, i'm david perry, welcome to the 75th anniversary of the saving of cable cars. women save the cable cars. let's have a round ever applause. [applause] , i want to introduce melissa rodriguez. >> thank you for joining us today. i'm excited to be here. it's a warm day. it's beautiful. we're all back together here at the cable car turn arounds. i'm marisaa rodriguez, we're an organization whoa whose mission is to create a beautiful environment for all of our members and our community. all of you here warms our heart especially as we celebrate this important day. we're here today to honor our cable cars. and most specifically, we're here to honor a champion. a woman in 1947, at a time when women weren't standing up to bee establishment. this woman fraught to save our beloved cable car. today we're celebrating the 75th anniversary of that event. and so behind me, i have some wonderful women leaders and of course, male allies as well who continue do the hard work to save our community, to bring us back after a difficult time and of course, to further support this ver

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. >> wonderful, i'm david perry, welcome to the 75th anniversary of the saving of cable cars. women save the cable cars. let's have a round ever applause. [applause] , i want to introduce melissa rodriguez. >> thank you for joining us today. i'm excited to be here. it's a warm day. it's beautiful. we're all back together here at the cable car turn arounds. i'm marisaa rodriguez, we're an organization whoa whose mission is to create a beautiful environment for all of our members and our community. all of you here warms our heart especially as we celebrate this important day. we're here today to honor our cable cars. and most specifically, we're here to honor a champion. a woman in 1947, at a time when women weren't standing up to bee establishment. this woman fraught to save our beloved cable car. today we're celebrating the 75th anniversary of that event. and so behind me, i have some wonderful women leaders and of course, male allies as well who continue do the hard work to save our community, to bring us back after a difficult time and of course, to further support this very

in the year's finalists include megan o'rourke and monty perry. david -- for breathless: the scientific race to defeat a deadly virus. ingrid row has cantreras and robert samuels and -- for his name is george floyd: one man's life and the struggle for racial justice. the winners of this year's awards will be announced in new york city on november 16th, and booktv will be covering the awards ceremony. >> and you've been watching booktv. every sunday on c-span2 watch nonfiction authors discuss their books. television for serious readers. and watch them all online anytime at booktv.org. you could also find us on twitter, facebook and youtube the, @booktv. .. picture yourself as a newly elected member of congress. ask at this year's competitors what is your top priority and why. make a five to six minute video that shows the importance of your issue from opposing and supporting perspective. don't be afraid to take risks with your documentary. be bold. amongst the $100,000 in cash prizes is a $5000 grand prize. videos must be submitted by jane with 20, 2023.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when i was elected to the senate, rick perry was the governor and david dewhurst was the lieutenantake abortion in any stage a thing of the past. >> in texas, we are fighting tooth and nail to protect the unborn. >> republican politicians began to get more and more extreme right and extreme evangelical and carry those agendas as part of their elections. >> matthew, 18 six say it will be to it to those who would harm the little children. better they have at that they have a millstone round their neck and drop to the deaths of the city. >> abortion became a way of coalescing support around the republican party. >> after roe versus wade, we are fighting to restore the sanctity of life when life at a time and yes, one law at a time when. >> and thus began a slow and steady march intruding upon that right in texas. >> all right, just try and remember back to this. as the five. the bill that wendy davis was fighting in 2013 banned abortion after 20 weeks in addition to putting onerous requirements on abortion care facilities. sb8 law that now governor abbott signed last year bans abortion

[audience cheering] [soft dramatic music] - when i was elected to the senate, rick perry was the governor, and daviddewhurst was lieutenant governor. - and again, my goal is to make abortion at any stage a thing of the past. [audience cheering] - in texas, we're fighting tooth and nail to protect the unborn. - amen. - republican politicians began to get more and more extreme right, and extreme evangelical and carry those agendas as part of their elections. - matthew 18:6 says, "woe be it to those who would harm the little children. better it be they have a millstone around their neck and dropped in the depth of the sea." - amen. - abortion became a way of coalescing support around the republican party. - after roe v. wade, you kept fighting to restore the sanctity of life, one life at a time, and yes, one law at a time. [audience cheering] - and thus began a slow and steady march, intruding upon that right in texas. - we passed the woman's right to know act, requiring doctors to give vital medical information to a woman seeking an abortion before she makes that unalterable decision. [audience cheeri

o'rourke for the insie kingd rmagining chronic illness, imani perry for south arica, a journey below the mason-dixon to understand the soul of aatn. david quammen is also on the list for breathless, the scienticace to defeat a deadly virus. author ingrid rojas contreras wrote the man who could move clouds, a memoir. and robert samuels and tolu olaru nipa for his name is george floyd. one man's life and the struggle for raci jtice. and those are the finalists for the national book award in the nonfiction category. the winners of this year's awards will be announced in new york city on november 16th, and book tv will be covering, as we always do, that award ceremony. and now a focus on a more recent phenomenon that is having a major impact on book sales. new york times books and publishing reporter elizabeth harris joins our program to talk about the social media phenomenon known as book talk. so ms. . harris, when did book talk get started? and exactly what is it? so book talk publishers started to notice book talk probably about a year and a half ago, roughly. and book talk is it's sort of it's it's a hashtag within the platform, tick t

invisible kingdom reimagining chronic illness, imani perry for south to america, a journey below the mason-dixon to understand the soul of a nation. david quammen is also on the list for breathless, the scientific race to defeat a deadly virus. author ingrid rojas contreras wrote the man who could move clouds, a memoir. and robert samuels and tolu olaru nipa for his name is george floyd. one man's life and the struggle for racial justice. and those are the finalists for the national book award in the nonfiction category. the winners of this year's awards will be announced in new york city on november 16th, and book tv will be covering, as we always do, that award ceremony. and now a focus on a more recent phenomenon that is having a major impact on book sales. new york times books and publishing reporter elizabeth harris joins our program to talk about the social media phenomenon known as book talk. so ms. . harris, when did book talk get started? and exactly what is it? so book talk publishers started to notice book talk probably about a year and a half ago, roughly. and book talk is it's sort of it's it's a hashtag within the platform

include megan with o'rourke for the invisible kingdom and monty perry for south to america, a journey if below the mason six can son. david -- for breathless. ingrid row haas contreras, and robert sam calls -- samuels for his name is george floyd. the winners of this year's awards will be are announced in new york city on november 16th, and booktv will be covering the award ceremony. >> julio rosas, senior writer for town hall, talked about his coverage of antifa during the summer of 2020 protests and argues the mainstream media failed to report on how destructive they were. here's a portion of the program. >> when i got to minneapolis, i mean, this was after they had set fire to some buildings surrounding their precinct because the officers were still defending their precinct because that's where derek choaen and the other officers were based out of. >> yeah. >> and i get down there, and it was, i mean, it was -- it was unlike anything i'd seen before. i'd seen protests not affecting the blocks surrounding the incident, you know? there are some fights and things can get rowdy, but i can go two blocks over and get mcdonal

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