you got it. >> jane wells at usc. thanks to pat as well. when we come back, netflix and marvel teaming up on "daredevil" released today on netflix, big question, is it worth watching? jason lynch will give us his review when we come right back. ♪ if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. i am here to offer sophisticated investing strategies. my technology can help you choose the right portfolio. monitor it. and automatically rebalance it. all without charging advisory fees, account service fees or commissions. that may be hard to compute. but i'm a computer. so trust me. it computes. say hello at intelligent.schwab.com really special and i know as well as anybody there's a lot of comic book series out there with three more on tap next year. it takes a lot to break out the clutter and this one does that. it's gritty, it's aimed at adults not really at kids, it keep

be handing those out from the c-span bus and if you're familiar with the area just off of -- on the usc campus, we're just about half a block from tommy trojan. and is there a cost to attending the festival mr. mele? >> guest: the bulk of the events are free. there are some of them that are ticketed due to limited space. but this is really a chance to invite the country in, to invite los angeles in and in partnership with usc to look at california. california as, you know the gateway to both latin america and to the pacific rim, to look at some of the future, some of the challenges the country faces in its future that are quite acute in los angeles from drought and climate change to immigration and the multicultural diversity of this nation. across the board all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> host: you can go to the los angeles times, latimes.com and you can also follow the book test to the lafob, los angeles festival of books. mr. mele, thank you for being on booktv. >> booktv live this weekend with author events and call-ins from the 20th annual los angeles times festival of book

. >> you went to usc, right? >> i don't get it. >> i don't know whether to cry or vomit orie lease the contents -- or release the contents of my bladder through michael 11. through my colon. this is a guy who doesn't like usc anymore at all. to his own detriment he loves ucla for great reason because his son is a bruin. who am i talking about? it is not sean puffy combs. he is in the dog house for posing with the dog father. a trooper has been punished after posing for a picture with a bruin loving rapper in austin, texas. the texas department of public safety said the pic which snoop requested and later instagramed reflected poorly on the department. they creeted the trooper seen here for deficiencies indicating need for counseling for posing with someone who is, quote, -- who has, quote a well known criminal background. the counseling cannot be appealed because it is not a technical infraction. it will appear in his record hurting his chances for later promotion. his attorney wondered if there would be similar

and i then showed up at usc as he left his class and said, i would like to just spend 20 minutes with you. charlie: just walk with you and we will talk. brian: he eventually said yes and hung out with me for an hour and a half. i learned more than i did in a year. i thought, i am going to apply that methodology to other subjects. charlie: right there, the idea was born. brian: exactly. charlie: what you do, we do at this table every day. we invite interesting people like you to talk about their life. and how do you see the world? that is exactly what you have been doing on your own, for your own self education. i do it for a wide audience. but it is the same idea. curiosity and creativity. brian: i felt the curiosity -- we all have curiosity, but if you really focus, you can use it as a superpower, as a cool to get inside the psyche of another individual that is expert at something that you are not. and you can get on a pretty quick learning curve as to their vocabulary, whether it is architecture or fashion, whatever that thing is. i would then have information or knowledge that othe

. >> you went to usc. right? >> hmm -- >> i don't get it. i'm sorry. >> and vomit or release contents of my bladder through my colon. all right. >> he won't be back. >> fight on, with my fist in your -- yard party? all right. well, he is -- this is a guy who doesn't like usc any more at all and his own financial detriment, loves ucla for great reason. his son is a bruin. who am i talking about? no not sean "puffy" combs. in the doghouse for posing with the dog father. punished after posing for a picture with a certain loving bruin loving rapper, and south by southwest in austin, texas, the texas department of public safety said the pic, snoop requested and later instagramed reflecting poorly on the department. they cited the trooper, seen here for deficiencies indicating need for counseling for posing with someone who was "has a well-known criminal background." now the counseling cannot be appealed because it not a technical infraction and will appear in spear's record hurting his chances for later promotion. his attorney wondered if there w

just on the usc campus, we are about one half a block. is there a cost to attending the festival? >> the bulk of the event is free, some are ticketed due to limited space, but this is really a chance to invite the country and. to invite los angeles in. to partner with usc will stop to look at california as the gateway to both latin america and the pacific rim. to look at some of the future. to look at the challenges the country faces in the future from drought and climate change to immigration and the multi-cultural diversity of this nation. across the board, all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> you can follow the book fest at lafob. los angeles festival of books. thank you for being here. book tv will be live on c-span to our weekend next weekend from the los angeles times festival of books. saturday and sunday, april 18 and 19. go to booktv to get the full schedule. all we can live on book tv. >> coming up next, q&a with senior editor andrew bergeson. then, former secretary of state hillary clinton announcing her candidacy for president on a video posted online earlier today.

. >> chip kelly was in florida georgia reportedly checking out usc receiver nelson aguilar and also florida state's christian green and will work out central florida's rashad perryman. they are expected to take a receiver in the first two rounds and chip kelly getting a lot of frequent flyer miles. it's back. the philly cheesesteak pizza. get our philly cheesesteak pizza. with original philly cheesesteak company steak and garlic parmesan sauce. a large for just $12. better ingredients. hns.com >>> we've got some good news and not so great news? >> tomorrow it is going to be warm but come with rain. just don't forget the umbrella. at least it will be near 70 degrees. we could see thunderstorms tomorrow and locally heavy rainfall and shouldn't be last lasting too long in any area at a time. the weekend it should dry out and the weekend should be cooler. >> thanks for being here tonight and we'll see you here tomorrow. sab man melgen. salomon macungie. jamie sill vonnk york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- first lady michelle obama, mat

you get a nice quick answer usc, nyu. ask somebody that go to a community college. you get a much longer response. what school do you go to? what school do you go to? well see right now -- [ laughter ] >> my financial aid to come through. did i tell you my leg is messed up? my leg. rodney's son tell me about my books. >> we'll be right back. don't go away. before allegra, amy's allergies made her miss out on the fun. children's allegra. effective, long-lasting, non-drowsy relief of their toughest symptoms. after allegra, kids can stop suffering, and start living. ♪ >>> welcome back to "comics unleashed" hot chocolate. is everybody a big fan of reality shows? >> i got a new show in mind. all the women are going to be like outspoken bossy, opinionated women. that's my new show. it's called "what wants to marry this bitch?" >> i took my daughter to beverly hills mall. >> oh, my gosh. what are you trying to do lose her? >> no but santa claus, growing up i had no problem with santa claus being black in a mall. but at least dress like you're really santa claus [ laughte

skeptical they generally only take medicare as a primary that's the question and so one of them didn't take usc because the reimbursement was solo. >> thank you for your feedback if you want us to educate them on our products we'll do that there's a high degree of success let me know. >> that's okay. i wanted to ask noel a couple of things i was looking at want number of medicare people. >> let's hold are that line of questions any more questions for the representative all right. do you have additional questions. >> all right. >> absolutely i'm just michelle is saying she times me to say this is a medicare advantage. >> thank you all right. so thank you very much for this update and there's questions from her the actuary please stand by there maybe an additional question coming out of that, please. >> right now in the plan the actives are pooled are the early retirees. >> yes, ma'am. >> not with the medicare. >> obama. >> in the future the plan would be to take everyone into the m a pd plan you'll have left the actives and the early retirees the most expensive this plan will not go on after tha

book festival and the folks at usc for the hospitality. it now continues. >> here is a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals. >> host: linda gordon, who is dorothea lange? >> guest: dorothea lange was important for target for the period of depression in the 1940s and 1950s. i can guarantee you that everyone in this country does her photographs. which is often called my grandmother has it is used in every textbook when i asked my students what is the visual image of the great depression of the 1930s they describe this photograph. >> host: where's the photograph taken? >> guest: it was actually taken in california. it is interesting because she was naming and the western u.s. and it was taped in with people in the field, these were migrant workers who moved along from field to field from an agricultural operation to another picking as the crops right then. this woman and her family and many others had unseasonal freeze and there is no work. the crop was destroyed and they were sitting there with no work and hoping they would find work at

he's in florida today, reportedly checking out usc receiver nelson aguilar as well as florida state's christian green and chip will look at central florida. they're expected to take a receiver and they also have a need at safety. the flyers have been mystifying this season. only three teams in hockey have fewer road win, but of course the flyers won on the road for the first time in over six weeks because it was at their home away from home pittsburgh. the flyers continue to be home wreckers at the consol energy center. flyers are a8+u11-1-1 in the penguins arena since it opened. they beat for the seventh straight time last night. the flyers have beaten good teams this season and they played downrh opponents. braden how is it you own the penguins like this? >> i don't know. whatever as we get up for these games and we played pretty ocwell and we'll have to pick that one. >> he said run support, and villanova basketball will be losing three starters from the team and dylan ennis is transferring. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> sky force 10 over more breaking news tonight. what yo

. >> reporter: a new study from us usc professor james dolan -- >> you can have flurries of big earthquakes separated by long periods of relative seismic quiet. >> reporter: the time between huge quakes could be years, if not decades. >> maybe looking at decades or maybe even centuries, but what we're trying to tease out with the study says interrelationships between all these faults. >> reporter: and each one of those quakes could bring more destruction than los angeles has ever seen. >> now, just last month scientists said it is very likely that california will see a strong earthquake like the one that hit northridge sometime in the next 30 years. >>> a challenging marathon swim in san francisco wrapped up just a few hours ago. take a look at this. it started at the fairlawn islands and went past the golden gate bridge. several people swam through these really cold waters in hopes of making history. >> i hope they made history. >> they swam about 30 miles and did it all without wet suits. they risked shark attacks and hypothermia to reach a goal must consider impossible but this was also

. >> reporter: a cool front of bringing up the wind this evening alone to embarcadero current usc hazy skies. it is 55 degrees outside but it feels more like 48 degrees against your skin. and downtown, 55 as we headed to oakland san jose is at 59, the upper 50 in would mark. fremont to rid 10 to 20 mi. per hour sustained gusts upward to 25 as well. the win was the on to the overnight time frame. >> reporter: mostly gray conditions. the sea breeze will kick in and once again by lunchtime a bit more aggressive on route 25 mi. per hour gust. up words of thirty creek afternoon hours will drop to three the five degrees. >> reporter: mid to upper 60s as we head away from the water. the first raindrop is expected in sonoma county unround 9:00 p.m.. it will be quickly and kill off at a rock 11:00 a.m. on saturday morning. the sun will come out. >> reporter: we would take a look at the extended forecast coming up! >> pam: the plan to revamp a local park. what is being eliminated that has that has residents fired up. >> reporter: i and tech reporter gabe slate and that is next on kron! >> gary:

another wide receiver nelson aguilar out of usc. two defensive backs that could be there as well cornerback byron jones out of connecticut. it could be an interesting pick and safety landon collins from alabama. the fans and most of the people care about the draft. the draft have their ideas of the pick one of the eagles no clue. >> i couldn't tell you more than three guys names in the draft. the top three guys they talk about. >> really. >> the quarterbacks they talk about on espn which you can't avoid hearing. i couldn't name somebody besides james winston and marriott tam this this big cat guy too. he's getting a lot of coverage, too. >> players don't care about the draft. everybody else does. but they don't. >> thank you howard very much. >> we'll leave you now with another live look at the breaking news in baltimore. chaos there as officers are in the streets protesters taking over the city. at least nine officers have been injured. one is unresponsive. and the orioles game has been postpone. this also just in. maryland's gover

if you familiar with the area, just off the usc -- the usc campus. we are about half a block from tommy the trojan. is there a cost? guest: the bulk of the event is free. some are ticketed due to limited space. this is a chance to invite the country in to los angeles to look at california as the gateway to both latin america and the pacific rim. to look at the future challenges the country faces and its future. from jack to climate change to immigration -- from drought to climate change to immigration. across the board, all kinds of exciting opportunities. host: you can go to latimes.com and follow the festival at @l afob. booktv will be live on c-span to all week and next weekend from the los angeles times festival of books. saturday and sunday, april 18 and 19. go to booktv.org to get the full sche

. >> reporter: the picture shows a usc student at a whiteboard on campus. on it a list of why the school's wi-fi isn't the best. the first reason is the "n" word. >> i've actually had a lot of people try to say, oh, freedom of speech and everything like that but it's offensive and it looked like it was on a board in a classroom, which is just completely inappropriate. >> reporter: the university of south carolina says it actually took place inside a study room. president harris pastidi says the student has been suspended and a code of conduct investigation has begun. course of action endorsed by the board of trustees. >> it's unfortunate that it had to happen at a place like the university of south carolina that i hold near and dear to my heart. >> reporter: but alum sherrard duvall who works at the nickelodeon theater, says there is a moral to the story. >> it's the reason why we teach media literacy and digital media literacy here at the nickelodeon theater's education center is because we want to make people aware that we live in an age of screens. and s

it's from usc and the "la times." so what does it tell us about how people perceive tenure and whether they think teachers should have it or not? john: right, well, i think the interesting thing about poll and they did--it's very much--the people polled said by over 80%, that teachers should get tenure more than 2 years which is now and you're a probationary teacher, then you get tenure which is all kinds of due process rights, makes it difficult to dismiss you. the people in the poll said, "no, no, it should be," about 38% said, "none at all." and others said, "maybe 4 to 10 years." they also said you shouldn't lay off teachers based on seniority, but, and here's the but, they also said that they felt teachers by and large, a majority, said they were underpaid and they also expressed confidence that teachers should be leaders in the reform of their school. so it's a very nuanced position that politicians who are in this polarized state of reform and anti-reform don't always get. jessica: it was interesting too in tha

schools and including the university of san francisco and he has a certificate in counter terrorism, from usc and he recently got engaged so please welcome to speak today to us about the city cyber security efforts chief greg suhr, thank you, director. >> that was something, >> and he can argue about the pronouncation of his name if you like but not today. exactly, thank you for having me, to the public also. director moyer invited me to talk to you about cyber security and i think that we don't talk about it enough and i know that as we bring back the 300 officers and even explore some of the discussions right now about even making the police department larger than the 1971 as that may not be enough and the way that the city is growing and the things that are happening including technology, we are paying attention to this. one of the things that i am smart enough about and that i am smart enough to know that i am not smart enough about that is everything that is cyber and technology and to that end worked closely and i guess that is two years ago with special agent in charge, andy adelman of

this is way beyond anything usc but it is what brings boxing back for a bit i think it will make over a billion dollars overall. kennedy: but may weather has no money at all. >> he needs 52 more cars. >> as i found out he never wears the same thing twice stemming he wears the suit one time and it is $22,000. kennedy: i would dress like men whether. thank you so much. our panel is coming back with the free fall famous skyscraper did not miss the "topical storm". party frank is here. -- barney frank will be endorsed bernie sanders over hillary? the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one p

the usc women's tennis team captured the pac-10. the players ended up dropping the glass trophy during the celebration and you can see that reaction. >> that's terrible. the team tweeted that awkward moment when you accidentally smash the pac-10 championship trophy, #fighton. >> san jose's film festival and it has been voted the top film festival by "usa today" readers. >> next year's festival is already being planned for february. >> a silicon valley legend and the king of comic books teamed up for a big announcement today. >> i have an idea. with the two of us we could bring our friends from silicon valley their very own comic con. >> well that's apple founder steve wozniak and spider-man creator stan lee in a promotional video announcing that comic con is coming to san jose next year. >> you know people will love that. they lined up for this. wozniak is hoping the event would bring huge success and celebrate the age of the geek. >> it will take place march 19th tw ove that geeks are in style because i'm one of them. "world news t

and he never went to usc. end key may be an annoying person but he has never beat his kids or his wife. he has his own pretzel crafted in this righteous image. and lastly, i'm watching hillary clinton. "clintonia" is a rabid place. she found herself as the media caught wind of a new book about a suitable foreign donations to the foundation. >> we are back into the political season, therefore will we will be subjected to distraction and attacks and i'm ready for that. kennedy: we are evil to put this debacle in her rearview, she is setting out to prove that those that she is a really good listener. here is a clip of her saying a lot. eighty-eight times. it raises questions about secretary clinton that she needs to answer. did you and the foundation except some unethical donations? and did you promise any offerings? did your ethical breaches make you unfit to run for the highest office in the land to and should you drop out of the race, sister? >> let's get right into the show and see what we have cooking ♪ â™

at the end of his 3rd semester in resident that usc his gpa was 1.57. >> not doing too well it's. you need to have a 1.75 in order to be eligible for athletic participation for the upcoming season. with the academic with the academic counselors did was without him to 11 classes out of his next 17 courses and 17 courses, and at least eight of those 11 courses were paper. guess. guess what, you really well. he did really well. it's been when this happened several times over the course of his checkered career. in the course of the summer. after after his 1st tooth masters 1.5 gpa had done fantastic. he was facing a pokÉmon academic counselors got creative and fun found an easy method classroom to get through this. headed retroactively removed to a a fountain of paper class that was offered and most brilliantly they persuaded debbie crowder to schedule a two credit hour independent study. this is highly this is highly irregular. independent studies and three-hour courses are like any other. but the problem was that he needed lots of hours and hargraves but cannot register for nine ho

, but this is really a chance to invite the country in to invite los angeles in in partnership with usc to look at california california as, you know, the gateway to both latin america and the pacific rim, to look at some of future some of the challenges the country faces in its future. they're quite acute in los angeles from drought and climate change to immigration and the multicultural diversity of this nation. across the board all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> host: you can go to the los angeles times latimes.com, and you can also follow the book fest fest @lafob, los angeles festival of books. thank you for being on booktv. >> guest: sure. looking forward to seeing folks next weekend. >> host: and again, booktv will be live on c-span2 all weekend next weekend from the los angeles times' festival of books, saturday and sunday april 18th and 19th. go to booktv.org to get the full schedule, a lot of call-in opportunities, a lot of panels lot of nonfiction authors that you'll be hearing from all weekend live on booktv. >> and a look at a story in the national journal about the to

and played a role in the renovation of memorial stadium at cal and the construction of the center at usc where the trojans basketball team plays. he is survived by his wife and three children. >>> up next the debate over vaccines returns to the state capitol. the bill that brought protesting parents to sacramento. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, we are taking a look at the protests in baltimore. why leaders say demonstrations will hapb again and -- happen again and why americans will never understand the motivation behind them. seeing more bees lately? you are. why they are on the rise and what you should do if you come across one. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >>> protesters chanted parent call the shots as they rallied against a vaccination bill. that bill would eliminate the personal plea championtion from requirements children be vaccinated to attend public schools. parents argued some killed children. others said their babies got sick after they got shots. >>> san francisco supervisor is trying to get a jump

. >> reporter: d and athletic director for usc is boycotting a college football playoff meeting today in indianapolis because of indiana's new religious freedom law. usc athletic director pat hayden posted on twitter saying i am the proud father of a gay son in his honor i will not be attending the c f p committee meeting in indiana this week aztec embrace diversity. amazing deals on big-name brands in every aisle. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ like right now it's our amazing wine sale, save up to 86% versus elsewhere! ♪ grocery outlet. bargain market. ♪ >> reporter: and 25 right now investigators are trying to piece together what happened in the final moments of the german flight that crashed in the french alps. a new report says there may be video showing the passengers' final moments. >> reporter: in the rubble at the crash site itself found was reportedly found on in video the was shot from back of the doomed air flight. that means one of the people on board captured the final terrifying moments before the plane crashed about 35 minutes after take off as the plane rapidly d

times" festival inside newman hall on the usc campus. you're going to hear from claudia rankin author of a book called "citizen," which was a finalist for the national book award. live coverage of the 20th annual los angeles times festival of books starts now on booktv. [inaudible conversations] >> hi everyone welcome. i'm bridget mullins, i'm a professor here at usc in the master of professional writing program, and i'm so thrilled to be here with claudia rankin today. and i want to thank the l.a. times festival of books curators for asking me to be the moderator and the interviewer today because there are so many amazingly qualified people on this campus at the moment, and i'm just sitting in the catbird seat. so i need to make a couple of announcements before we start. please silence your cell phones. and there's a book signing following this session. the book signing is located at signing area one and it's noted on the festival map in the center of the event program. and that personal recording is not allowed. so i as i just mentione

on the west coast usc athletic director pat hayden says he will not attend a meeting there either. coming up, man calls 911 after a night of drinking for very strange reason, why he thought he needed help from police. >>> a horrific crime in montgomery county a husband and wife found dead in their home by their son watch police believe was used as a weapon to kill them. >>> also, a septa rider attack on a subway platform. now police need help tracking down the people involved. >>> and parents of a local girl make a very tough choice that will affect her life forever. the lent her community is going to to show their support. >> good day everybody, it is wednesday, april 1st 2015. sue serio lots of people on twitter reaching out saying where is chris murphy, and when is he coming back? i'm sure he's enjoying some much better weather than we are having fun in the sun. >> yes, he took spring break with his family, as many folks are this week, and bob kelly's been talking about the lighter traffic volume, as a result, some folks this week, some folks next week, some folks half and half.

eloi vasquez was hit by a car on saturday morning on the los angeles freeway after leaving a party at usc. the coroner said it will take ten weeks for results rather than declaring blunt force trauma as the cause much the marin native was in southern california with teammates on spring break. c.h.p. is trying to determine why eloi vasquez was on the freeway. >> the raiders want to stay in oakland? there is no more red tape with key environmental measures passed for the project. the city council certified a report for 800 acres north of interstate 880 in east oakland. it voted to accept a specific plan to develop and rezone the area for three new sports venues and 5,700 homes and 8 mill million -- 8 mill office space. the warriors are planning a move to san francisco but oakland hopes to reach a deal that will work for all three teams. >>> california attorney general kamala harris begins the campaign for the senate with a kickoff planned this evening in san francisco and guests include district attorney and mayor lee and oakland mayor libby schaaf. she announced the bid in senate days afte

with us now entertainment branding expert and marketing professor at usc. welcome back to the show. so these are pretty good numbers. now, they got hit on the bottom line because of currency conversions. the dollar very strong against other currencies. foreign currencies. but you've got to say that they're doing a good job adding subscribers. what's your analysis? >> you know, i couldn't agree more. i think that netflix is certainly a super super bold super sexy brand. and they will continue for quite a while. up 40% year to date. added new domestic and international subscribers. international is where the growth will come from. there's an elephant in the room. netflix has not had any competition. it's hard to believe. but it's actually true. in the beginning of this year, in january was the first time we saw dish network's you know, competition come into place. and in march of this year we've also seen hbo stand alone service come into place. gerri: more competition. sure. they just -- let's talk about what they're doing internally. they just renewed the orange is the new black. th

they're betting on leonard williams from usc. make sure you have to nbc washington app up and ready. we'll send you a push alert as soon as the redskins make their decision. we're back in one minute with the world's faste >>> here are some stories grabbing your attention on social media today. a chinese construction company claims it is the world's fastest builder and it can prove it. it built this will 57-story skyscraper in just 19 days. pretty incredible. the broad sustainable building company wants to aim even higher though. it wants to build the world's tallest skyscraper 220 floors in only three months. but would you go inside that building is the question. well you are loving the story today, a dallas police officer drove 11 hours to illinois to be a superhero for the day. not for himself but for a seven-year-old boy diagnosed with lymphoma. after seeing the photo of the boy in a superman costume, the officer wanted to give the boy a special day. he arrived in full costume and assured him that he is the real superhero. pre

on the west coast usc athletic director pat hayden said he won't attend a meeting there either. still ahead a major secret about the playboy mansion revealed. a new report claims secret tunnels were once under the house. which celebrity homes they led to. >> and here is a live look outside. it will be cold, but sunny today. and sue is tracking the warm up when it arrives >>> 5:44 this wednesday. looking at the blue mountain ski area, feels like it could be snowing inside and outside right now. all right distressed pilot in minnisota imagines an emergency landing on top of moving car. this happened yesterday on highway ten in holly. the pilot says his engine failed mid-air leaving him with very few options. the driver of the car says she could see the plane approaching, but couldn't get out of the way in time. the propeller struck the car chopping up its left side, before she could drive it into a ditch to get out of the way amazingly there were no injuries. >>> that's truely amazing, sue serio, when you see video like that. >> are you sure you are not april fooling? >> no april

if you've given bizarre the emperor crystal ball and fed here is a picture of 1918 and look inside usc or empires dismembered. you will see tens of millions of people. you still want to go to war? nuclear weapons provide the crystal ball. that doesn't mean people can't drop the crystal ball and people can't miscalculate. the north koreans were looking. there is something that it makes people more prudent about war. doesn't mean it's impossible and that is why we have to be continually alert and aware. the nuclear factor is going to be with us for some time. >> joe, can i give you a very awkward question? >> i will tell you i admire him if it makes sense, it is what i called aspirational rather than instrumental, a policy goal. in the near term of the kind of. i was talking about of a quarter-century adult pics though. >> in fairness, they outlined step-by-step. they did not embrace global zero. the gentleman over here in the yellow tie. first table. he's been very persistent. >> thanks so much. then from the national entre national intelligence council. i wondered if you could talk a l

if you are familiar on the usc campus we are half a block from tonni trojan. there is a cost to attending the festival? >> the bulk of the events are free. some are ticketed due to limited space. but this is really a chance to invite the country in invite los angeles in and partnership with usc to look at california as, you know the gateway to both latin america and pacific rim, to took at the future challenge challenges the country faces. there is drought and climate change and immigration in the united states going on and multi cultural diversity going on. across the board, all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> you can go to the latimes.com and follow the book test at lafob -- los angeles festival of books. thank you for being here. and booktv is live on c-span2 all weekend next weekend from the los angeles times festival of books. saturday and sunday april 18th and 19th. go to booktv.org to get the full schedule. a lot of call-in opportunities and panels and non-fiction authors you will hear from all weekend. >>> the "the communicators" is next with karl

this is a chance to invite the country in, in partnership with usc, to look at california. california as, you know, the gateway to both latin america and the pacific rim, to look at some of the future -- some of the challenges the country faces in its future that are acute in los angeles, from drought and climate change to immigration and the multi-cultural diversity of this nation. across the board, all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> go to the los angeles times, la times.com, and follow the book fest @lafob, los angeles festival of books. thanks for being on book tv. >> looking forward to seeing folks next weekend. >> it will be live on c-span2 all weekend next weekend, from the los angeles times festival of books. saturday and sunday april 18th and 19th. go to book tv.org to get the full schedule. lot of call in opportunities. lot of panels. lot of non-fiction authors you'll be hearing from all weekend long on book tv. >>> here on c-span3, we'll be live in 25 minutes, 2:45 eastern, senate foreign relations committee taking a meeting to consider the bill dealing with

we will be handing those out from the c-span bus and if you're familiar with the area just off the usc campus, we're just about half a block from tommy trojan. and is there a cost to attending the festival? >> bulk of the events are free. some are ticketed due to limited space. but this is really a chance to invite the country in to invite los angeles in and in partnership with chlt sc to look at california. california as the gateway to both latin america and to pacific rim, to look at some of the future -- some of the challenges the country faces in this its future that are quite acute in los angeles from drought and climate change to immigration and the multicultural diverseity of this nation. across the board, all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> you can go to latimes.com and also follow the book fest @lafob los angeles festival of books. thank you for being on book tv. >> looking forward to seeing folks next weekend. >> and again, book tv will be live on c-span2 all weekend next weekend from the "los angeles times" festival of books. saturday and sunday, april 18 and 19. go to b

nelson agholor out of usc. two cornerback byron jones out of connecticut and safety landon collins from alabama and game seven of the nhl stanley cup finals washington wins game seven. they win it two-one go on to play the rangers. >> beautiful. >> remember to watch tmz up next at 11:00. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> we'll leave you with one last look at the chaos in baltimore. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great night. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. cause i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom fellow saver i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. if you have a question about money, ask me. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >> today on "tmz" -- >> mariah carey trashed nick cannon. >> she take

nelson agholor out of usc. two cornerback byron jones out of connecticut and safety landon collins from alabama and game seven of the nhl stanley cup finals washington wins game seven. they win it two-one go on to play the rangers. >> beautiful. >> remember to watch tmz up next at 11:00. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> we'll leave you with one last look at the chaos in baltimore. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great night. >>> too many people have spent generations, building up this city for it to be destroyed by thugs. >> that is mayor of baltimore talking after the the city attack by rioters city under a state of emergency and facing a week long curfew. >>> police are on alert after warning from baltimore against threats against law enforce amount cross the the country. >>> threats of the deadly tractor trailer accident extending into this morning. we will have a live report for you straight ahead. >>> good day it is tuesday april 28

but this is really a chance to invite the country in to invite los angeles in in partnership with usc to look at california. california as, you know, the gateway to both latin america and the pacific rim. to look at some of the future -- some of the challenges the country faces in its future that are quite acute in los angeles, from drought and climate change to immigration and the multicultural diversity of this nation. across the board all kinds of exciting opportunities. >> you can go to the "los angeles times," latimes.com. you can also follow the bookfest @lafob, los angeles festival of books. mr. meelee, thank you for being on book tv. >> looking forward to seeing you folks next weekend. >> and again, book tv will be live on c-span 2 all weekend next weeks from the "los angeles times" festival of books, saturday and sunday, april 18th and 19th. go to booktv.org to get the full schedule. a lot of call-in opportunities. a lot of panels. a lot ofknob non-fiction authors you'll be hearing from all weekend live on book tv. >> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the sen

pat hayden the former college and pro quarterback, who's now the athletic director at usc, saying he's not coming to the football meetings around the final four at the ncaa because he's afraid this law would act against his son, who's gay. kristen? >> a lot of questions about the long-term economic impact there. john yang sarah dallof thank you so much. >>> and still to come new revelations about what the german co-pilot at the controls of that doomed airplane had been treated for as he trained to fly. >>> but first, back to switzerland. what will it take to sell any deal on iran's nuclear program to the skeptics on capitol hill? andrea mitchell will ask the top democrats on the house intelligence committee. that's next. stay with us. ♪ at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs.

usc scientists say the san andreas fault had two quakes above magnitude 7 in southern california in the 19th century. >> the historic period in l.a. 150 years has been a period of relative quiet. that has to end at some point. >> scientists say the research is not meant to be alarmist but to remind californians to be prepared. >>> yesterday was earth day but for a group of high schoolers in san anselmo it's every day. >> and some of them just returned from ecuador on a reforestization mission. this week's "cool school" is sir francis drake high school. >>> >>> reporter: students are hard at work in the garden at drake high school. >> we're not only growing our own food in a sustainable way but we're also, like, encouraging or community to be more sustainable. >> reporter: they plant kale, broccoli and other veggies, harvest them and then share with the school cafeteria. this is all done by drake's global student embassy club committed to improving the environment and raising awareness. >> they are, like, oh, like, if these young people care about this then i should care about this too a

but joe nunez is a usc professor. just had this paper published in the journal of consumer psychology. it's what he thinks helps make a hit song. >> we looked at billboard hot 100 songs from 1958. ♪ go to the hop is, let's go to the hop ♪ >> all the way to 2012. ♪ we fell in love in a hopeless place ♪ we fell in a love in a hopeless place ♪ >> and at effect holds. >> from the beatles. >> she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah. >> to pharrell. ♪ happy ♪ >> he sang happy 56 times and was number one for ten weeks, but it's not foolproof. if my mom sang shake it off it wouldn't make it to number one. >> no, we're not saying that's the one secret ingredient that's going to make a number one hit. >> reporter: but we now know it unquestionably helps. ♪ shake it off, shake it off ♪ ♪ shake it off, shake it off ♪ >> nick watt, abc news, los angeles. ♪ shake it off, shake it off ♪ >> that's going to be in our heads the rest of the day. >> for sure. it starts when you're young. mary had a little lamb, three bli