they had a wonderful description of jim rhodes. he said he looked like a football player turning to a mortician. i would be glad to sign books if anyone has them. thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> the book signing will be out here. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> now joining us on book tv is melissa warren

they had a wonderful description of jim rhodes. he said he looked like a football player turning to a mortician. i would be glad to sign books if anyone has them. thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> the book signing will be out here. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> now joining us on book tv is melissa warren runs the show there. so he moved to downtown vegas and allocated a bunch he was sort of joining a momentum that was building to make a downtown sector for native las vegas that wouldn't focus as much on the tour toist industry that the strip focuses on but also the local population. writer's block was opened by myself and my husband scott. scott has more of the literary background than i do. he ran a hit area not-for-profit in new york, he was the co-founder and executive director of 826nyc which is part of a national network of not for-for profits -- not-for-profits. we were told that they were interested in opening something similar to 826nyc where they would offer literacy education for s

sunday jim rhodes comes and roads by one trail was trailing by one vote. he comes down and this is a chance for him to energize and he's not point to mess it up. he comes in has a press conference. he talks to people who have been doing the demonstration. he said we are no longer going to treat the symptoms, we are going to eradicate the problem. he's being incredibly provocative and irresponsible language, but he could see that he's rallying any loses. here's what the camps look like on sunday. i like this shot. i love this one because you have this campus scene. everything looked altogether. this is all a little more questionable. there's a lot of that going on. then at night it all falls apart again. students want to go to the main gate. they want to march on the town and they say no, the confrontation and it gets ugly and that's the situation right there. this is how sunday night and's, except, except this. these are scenes of equipment, this is the kind of equipment they brought with them. they have a campus and you have five of these fully armored an

jim whoadz -- rhodes come to kent. one poll on friday was trailing by 70,000 votes, the primary is on tuesday, the next day, jim rhodes comes to town and this is a time to energize his law and order base and he's not going to pass it up and he call it is people who have been doing the demonstrations worst than brown shirts, worst than knight riders and we are no longer going to treat the symptoms, we are going to eradicate the problem. incredibly provocative and irresponsible language, but jim rhodes could see he was rallies base and i will give this away, he loses by 5,000 votes on tuesday. 65,000 on a 70,000 vote margin before the shootings and the shootings themselves. i like this shot. the guy is to regular. [laughter] >> i love this one, you have the campus scene. you have behind her the guardsmen. this is a little more questionable but there are a lot of that going on and then at night it all falls apart again. the students wanting to on the mass, lincoln street. thank you. they met there, they want to march on t