this is actually a list of the earthquakes. there is the 4.0. you can see the list of after shocks. the 2.7 was the strongest after shock felt. so they are making on the list this morning. in terms of who felt it, the shake map. you can see. that is the epi center. the color gets thinner and bright er and lighter. it was felt in portions of the north bay. as far as south as santa cruz. and monterey. joining us now with the usgs with more on the quake, good morning zach. i assume this was on the hayward fault. i think so. we live in earthquake country, right. yeah. okay. and the hayward fall is moving what about a third of an inch a year. i am not sure about that. all right. i am not too familiar with that specific fault line. thanks for joining us this morning. i want to go to kron4 rebecca crom. there have been nine after shocks, most small. we had a 2.6 and 2.7. this earthquake was centered in a pretty populated area. along mission boulevard and nile
good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. my name is michael kugelman, the senior associate for south asia with the wilson center s asian program. thank you all for coming. before forget i just want to thank our institutional cosponsors which are the middle east program and also the wilson center s global women s leadership initiative. i also wanted to welcome those of doing this on c-span. as you all know afghanistan is experiencing a great period of uncertainty. international combat troops have left a fragile new unity government is in place. the taliban has been ramping up its attacks of late including in kabul. and once again and there are rumors of buttons to start these talks between the afghan government and the taliban. in recent days the chinese reportedly hosted taliban and afghan government representatives for informal discussions about the possibility of talks. this all makes for very tenuous time in afghanistan but also and especially for afghan women. even the
since it first started and two other dudes. by the way on the web site my fox philly.com we ll stream the auditions so you can watch them from home. get your computer out and watch every one of the auditions streaming live. we ll be dipping in watching too on the show. it s a performance in front of gamble and huff. i would not do it i m to. to perform in fingerprint of those two guys. come on down no one. let s check that number for the day. 7:0 1 we ll give you 7 out of 10 in numbers. bus stop buddy a lot going on pool side today. le umbrella is there and thunderstorms roll through this afternoon. so, that could mess up the day. that s also going to take away some of the humidity. so it s a trade off. so in the meantime it s muggy again and the dog is there as well. and the heat index will be round 100 in some places today and that s why we still have that excessive heat warning in effect until 6 this evening. and now, looking at ultimate doppler radar you see the
historian david mccullough. you are watching booktv on c-span2 live from the 17th annual national book festival. [applause] .. he will be followed they struck a chord in the national conversation about poverty in america. thomas freedom barely needs an introduction he is an internationally recognized writer on the foreign affairs and the environment. in michael lewis is famous for his books about finance such as liars poker but he is equally famous for his books about topics as diverse as adoption and baseball. the screen adaptations of the blindside in moneyball among others had been enormously popular. in condoleezza s rice was the secretary of state for the united states. and she is now on the faculty of stanford university traveling from california to be here with us today. and finally mr. david baldacci. in fact, for a record setting eight time at the national book festival s thrillers and books for young people have been read by millions. i m very pleased to be able to
columnist tom friedman, best selling authors j.d. vance and michael lewis, astronaut leland melvin and many others. now, for a complete schedule visit booktv.org, and you can follow us on social media for updates and behind-the-scenes videos. we re on facebook,visit facebook.com/booktv, @booktv is our twitter handle and on instagram, we re at book underscore tv.. this year s festival kicks off with librarian of congress carla haden making opening remarks, and she ll be followed immediately by author and historian david mccullough. you re watching booktv on c-span2 live from the 17th annual national book festival. [applause] wow, i was so worried [cheers and applause] i was so worried. it was raining [laughter] and i thought, book lovers are going to want to stay in bed concern. [laughter] and read. [laughter] well, here you are. thank you and good morning. [applause] and welcome to the 2017 national book festival. i m carla hayden, and i m so honored to be able to say