. >> michael lewis moved into riverside heights two months ago. since then he and his wife have spent their weekends renovating their new home but now that is on hold. >> you can see this part of the door -- >> two days ago thieves broke into this backyard shed. >> it was probably about $2,500 worth of tools. >> he said it is a problem the area seems to be seeing a lot more lately. of it's kind on -- on coral street within these two blocks. >> and the rest of the tampa heights area isn't much better. this crime map shows nearly a dozen home and car break-ins since october. >> ended up taking three bikes and -- hopping the fence. >> both men say alleys there run through the neighborhoods give thieves easy access to backyards. both have also now added security cameras the street is also bringing homeowners together on facebook. neighbors instantly warning each other about suspicious people and activity. >> makes you look at the neighborhood a little differently. um -- just going to be -- have your eyes open on who is walking around and looking at yo

. >> michael lewis moved into riverside heights two months ago. since then he and his wife of spend their weekends renovating their new home but now that is on hold. >> this is part of the door. >> two days ago thieves broke into this backyard shed stealing hand saws and drills and other tools even his lawn equipment. >> it was probably about $2,500 area seems to be seeing a lot more. >> this is the fourth break-in of it's kind on coral street within these two blocks. >> the rest of the device area isn't much better. this crime map shows nearly a dozen home and car break-ins since october. ryan jott went home is on the map to. >> they took three bikes and hopped the fence. >> both men say alleys that wander want to the neighborhood give thieves easy access they both have also added security cameras and alarms and the street is also bringing homeowners together in peace look. neighbors instantly warning each other about this issues people and activity. >> it makes you look at the neighborhood differently and just have your eyes open to who is walki

michael lewis analyzes the findings of two israeli psychologists whose work shows humans are predisposed to irrationality. his story explores the impact of britain have special air service in world war ii in road heroes. cnn's courier reports on a liberal arts education and why it is necessary. his book is in defense of a education. national book award winner gives his thoughts on the current state of black america in between the world and me. or smack that is some of the staff pics from portland, oregon. many of these authors have appear to will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our website booktv.org. >> sunday, december 4th on booktv's in depth we are hosting a discussion of the 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the 75th anniversary. we are taking your phone calls, tweets and emails from noon to 3:00 eastern. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> it is surprisingly hard for the media to debunk some of mister trump's statement in ways which the people who believe the statements will find convincing. one thing i talk about in the

let's bring in errol lewis for time warner news and michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. let's get to that point that snl was making. ruth bader ginsburg is 83 years old. stephen breyer is 78. how possible is it that in a four-year term he may appoint more than one? >> i think there's a likelihood. i think there will be a lot of people praying that justice ginsburg stays healthy as we get through the three, four years. it's very likely he could end up with four appointments. you may have some justices on the liberal side delaying retirement plans to see how things go through the first term and to see if there's a second term. >> let me turn to you, errol. through this list, these baseball cards we call them of the potential next justices, we see that they're very conservative justices that have signed off. i hear something interesting who is the former deputy assistant attorney general under the george w bush administration first term who talked about who should be nominated first. i want you to listen to what he said. >> if tr

rodgers lewis. >> until now, the only public appearance we had seen from hillary clinton was a photo on a new york hiking trail. last night she made her first public appearance since her concession speech a week ago. she talked about the disappointment she felt after the election. >> now, i will admit coming here tonight wasn't the easiest thing for me. there have been a few times this past week when all i wanted to do is just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. i know many of you are deeply disappointed about the results of the election. i am too. more than i can ever express. but as i said last week, our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love and about building an america that is hopeful, inclusive, and big hearted. i know this isn't easy. i know that over the past week a lot of people have asked themselves whether america is the country we thought it was. the divisions laid bear by this election run deep, but please listen to me when i said this. america is worth it. our children are worth it.

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dave campbell is with us along with lewis and michael. dave, you have been all over the world. you have seen bad situations. what is so stunning to me is upon your return from haiti, you said this is the worst conditions you've ever seen human beings live in, and to put in perspective for people watching, the flight from america to those scenes is about the same distance from new york to washington d.c. it's that close. people cut off from relief. cut off from anything. >> they are cut off even within their own country let alone cut off from the international community. bridges were washed away. the ability to get a truck from the capital, which was relatively spared to this big long peninsula of farmland ended. >> you said ships can't come in and bring relief because they would be overrun. why are people starving to ket? why are people not being treated right now? >> this hurricane disaster actually hit the farmland so the bread basket of the country was decimated. they have no seeds to plant for the next several months crop harvest. >> no relief aid getting in. >> it's gettin

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"michael moore in trumpland." that does it for the show. a very happy birthday to andre lewis! it is the big one. number 30. happy birthday. tune in tuesday for our five hour special tuesday night. democracy now! is hiring interns. the application deadline is november 18. check our website for details full democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. ú [music playing] [car horns honking] phil: navigating through the ancient chandni chowk bazaar, the oldest street in delhi, it is humbling to experience such a dazzling expression of the human will to survive, especially here in india, with almost 1/5 of the human race striving to live together in peace. [bell ringing] behind the bustle of the commerce, one can only be

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michaels, the creator of snl among those being honored. lewis is from shreveport, louisiana. if you could take a medal of freedom recipient, who would it be? caller: thank you for the opportunity today. i want to thank the president for the people that he did pick. i commend those selections, i thought they were great. of course, he cannot pick everyone who he things is worthy. my pick would be denzel washington. host: why is that? caller: i feel his body of work has been so immense, has covered so many areas. he has maintained a sense of peace, unity, and respect. i think that he has spoken to culture, andf our has done so well still being a hollywood celebrity well representing all the things that are good and positive. he would have been my selection, but i do commend the selections that the president did make. --m absolutely in all of him awe of him and i continue to pray for him and the first lady. host: this is a story by gardiner harris. the president giving the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor to 21 artists, civilians, philanthropists, laughin

. >> i see cubs from lewis. the fans have suffered for so long. i see cubs from gabriellea who says i can't take cleveland winning another championship and i want the curse to end. >> cleveland as much as it sucks the cubs did not accommodate the cubs announcer so i hope they don't want for a long time. you can reach us on twitter. use the hashtag, #ktvu. it will end one of the longest droughts in mlb. joel waldman joins us live from cleveland. >> reporter: gasia, mike and sal, good morning to you. listening to the predictions, it reminds me of working in washington, d.c. the political pundits like to guess but nobody knows what will happen until we get to the actual game. it is the longest drought for the two teams. 108 years for the cubs. 68 years for the indians since they last won. and tonight as we all know one of those droughts will come to an end. the cubs offense coming to life in game 6, giving chicago a 9-3 win over the indians led by russell's grand slam and homers by rizzo and chris bryant. >> it is nice to build off of the two last ga

post, phillip, we'll start with you of the three picks today when you had michael flynn and sessions. what does this say about donald trump's world view? >> well, it says that donald trump's world view expressed is the world that's coming into the white house. the point that sara murray made that it is valid. a lot of folks are hoping to see a different trump in the white house. he's going to taking us on a strong stance on immigration and embrace this transport of international policies that he talked about on the campaign trail. it is true to him sticking to the loyal folks that's been there from the beginning but it is understandable that why his opponent is different. >> is donald trump doing what he says he's going to do, appointing people who agreed with what he says he believed in during the campaign. democrats should be surprised here, should they? >> if you are saying donald trump is a bigot and a racist and a fraud and is appointing people who are like him. that's correct. >> jeff bannon basically promoted antigay and racist and michael flynn who says muslim is -- and you g

oh, yeah, we all are here and >>> that weather brought to you by volkswagen and, michael, i see you got a pup of your own. >> this is coco is with the man who is changing the face of race car driving. lewis hamilton, fresh off back-to-back grand prix wins in mexico city and austin, texas, pushes for his fourth championship. welcome, man. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> you know, as we said, i was going to shake your hand. this guy is so hot driving this car, he might burn me. a lot of people think driving a race car pushing a pedal and >> they are. they are. the craziest thing when i tell people we lose up to ten pounds in a race. an hour and 45 men, people go crazy. >> everybody wants to lose weight. >> exactly. >> you're a three-time world champion, the first black f1 race car driver. >> yeah. >> but you didn't -- you grew up from humble beginnings. >> yeah. >> your father had to work four jobs at one time to support your raceing. >> it is a really expensive sport and me and my one-bedroom apartment and something my dad didn't know what to do with me so started racing and it was

undoing project, michael lewis analyzes the two israeli psychologist whose work show humans are predisposed to irrationality. than mcintyre exposed the impact of britain's special air service in world war ii. cnn's reports on a liberal arts education and why it's necessary his book is in defense of a liberal education and national book award winner gives his thoughts on the current state of black america in between the world and me. for staff picks from portland, oregon powell bookstore include dreamland, exploration of america's opiate crisis recalling that solitary lives of prominent artists in the lonely city and timothy garden-- explains how the first amendment affects the 21st century in free speech. that some of the staff picks. many of these authors have appeared or will appear on book tv. you can watch them on our website. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good evening and thank you so much for coming in-- coming in bending a bit of your evening with us. we have two historians and biographers and all-around great people. i work for npr. as you know the authors h