can take. not really knowing or understanding consequences of what that pill might do to that their body in the long run. but in africa, they don t have that option. they just want to live. over here, they re able to live because they have medicine available. in africa and asia, they don t have that option some of the people, because they don t have the medicine. and i think you have seen a rise, a it s cyclical, seems to happen every ten years, that this disease starts to rise again amongst the young. and i m at a loss to explain it because, you know, everyone knows the consequences of being hiv positive. as i say you can live a safe and healthy life like a diabetic. it is probably easier to treat someone with hiv than a diabetic . that would be my explanation, why you re seeing a rise. in the rural south it s it is also a huge problem as well. and i think, again, a lot of it is stigma. a lot of people not wanting to admit they have the disease. not a lot of people are b
.. mac. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] and its book review literary life panel will begin in just a minute. they are running a minute or two behind. this is live coverage on booktv on c-span2. this is the first panel of the day. pamela paul, book times editor will be there. walter mosley will be fair, ann patchett as well. after.com a call in with randall kennedy for discrimination, race affirmative-action and the law. he is a law professor at harvard. after that, david brock, david rothbard, his most recent book called national insecurity, american leadership in an age of fear. we will do a call-in program with them so you will have a chance. this panel is just starting. good morning, everyone. good morning and welcome to miami book fair international. this is our 31st year, as you know, and it is truly a pleasure to see all of you here on a wonderful, sunny and bright south florida morning. thank y
for our live coverage of the miami book fair. and welcome to day to a s live coverage of the 2014 miami book fair civil. this weekend our 17th year in a row of live coverage by the way, 25 authors in 20 hours of live coverage. today, panelists include new york times book review editor pamela paul, walter mosley, matt bai, charles grow, among others, and to offer college opportunities for you today. randall kennedy of harvard is most recent book is called for discrimination and david rothkopf iran s foreign policy magazine will be talking about u.s. foreign policy. full schedule of today s live coverage from miami is available at our website, booktv.org. all they wanted and get updates of behind the scenes photos at booktv. .org twitter handle. you can also join us at facebook.com/booktv. if you re in the area, come on down. c-span bus is here, we are passing a great book bags and some other things. would love to have you come and say hi at the chamber of commerce day he
next encore booknotes. jill krementz was a guest on booknotes in 1997 to talk about her book the writer s desk a collection of authors and photos photos. c-span: jill krementz, photographer, you have a book out called the writer s desk. what s it all about? guest: it s a collection of my photographs over it period of 30 years of writers and i photographed over 1500 rider so of course it s not all the writers. my favorite pictures of a lot of the writers at their desks but they are all writers that there had desks or near their desks or behind their desks. somewhere there s a desk in the picture. literally or figuratively. c-span: why did you pick this for the covert? guest: i suppose because it s one of my favorite photographs. i think it s pretty recognizable now so people would know it was my book and because i think that it is a picture about a writer. it s a picture about a writers place and i think you feel looking at that picture that of course this is where she
the presiding officer: the senior senator from new york. mr. siewrm: i ask unanimous consent the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: mr. president, i understand that h.j. res. 80 has been received from the house and is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the resolution for the first time. the clerk: h.j. res. 80, making continuing appropriatio approprr the bureau of indian affairs, the bureau of indian education and the indian health service for fiscal year 2014 and for other purposes. mr. schumer: i would ask for its second reading and object to my own request. the presiding officer: objection having been heard, the resolution will be read for a second time on the next legislative day. mr. schumer: mr. pre