company a chance to present its arguments publicly in just a few months rather than wait while business suffers chief legal officer said these actions mark a troubling new pattern of the u.s. is power and sets a dangerous precedent he said today is telecoms and huawei tomorrow it could be your industry your company your consumers. are now for more in-depth died were happening happy to welcome john quelch the dean of miami university s business school and richard wolfe professor of economics americas the university of man is to massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism welcome to you both professor quelch you re the our new guest 1st to you would are the prospects for wildly in this court push here suing to overturn a de facto ban on u.s. companies doing business with one way citing constitutional grounds how will they do in court on those. it s a calculated risk on the one hand while way needs to get out the information to the public that
and companies from doing business with government agencies in the meantime president trump has signed an executive order that sets out a general criteria for exclusion but does not single out china or huawei nonetheless it still works as an effective ban on its products legal analyst now say that while ways push for a quick resolution is one way to avoid discovery in the suit and keep corporate trade secrets out of the public record but huawei argues it s to get the company a chance to present its arguments publicly in just a few months rather than wait while business suffers chief legal officer said these actions mark a troubling new pattern of the u.s. is power and sets a dangerous precedent he said today is telecoms and way tomorrow it could be your industry your company your consumers. and now for more were happening happy to welcome john quelch the dean of miami university s business school and richard wolffe professor of economic the mirror. at the university of manish
francisco and hay wad and san ramon. showers picking up. finally in the south bay the activity is increasing around sunnyvale, milipitas and make its presence known shortly in san jose. live look from the san mateo camera showing it s a damp area and commute and rainfall today a wide range. as to be expected with this first storm, and i do think that numbers will rise, especially in the south bay as that rain continues to push to the south. so the storm impact scale as the storm weakens. it s getting downgraded to a 1. a light storm this evening and light showers and less than a quarter inch of rain and there will be slick roads out there for portions of the evening commute. another storm moves in over the weekend and has the potential to bring destructive winds with it. we ll detail that and the full accuweather forecast coming up. slick is right. traffic pileups all across the bay area are being blamed on the wet weather is and an overturned big rig in san rafael blocked
booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. now we kick off the weekend with malcolm gay. he explores the signals from the brain that dictate motor skills. and now i am very thrilled to introduce malcolm gay to left bank books. malcolm gay is an arts reporter for the boston globe where he covers visual and performing arts. he previously worked as a contributing writer at the new york times and the critic at large for our very own riverfront times where he reviewed of visual and performing arts. his writing has appeared in wired, the olympic, and time, among other publications. in 2004 the society of professional journalists northern california chapter named him that you re supposed in the emerging journalist. at a 2005 he received the james beard award for nutrition or food related consumer issues. his work has since received other national accolades, including top honors in 2008 from the association of alternative news weeklies, an
brady carlson and a look at presidential grave sites and monuments. that all happens tonight on c-span2 s booktv. first up on booktv in prime time, here s crystal wright. host: crystal wright is backt ott our desk, editor and publisher of conservativeblackchick.com, also out with a new book, con job. crystal wright, a lot to get into in that title of your book, but i want to begin with this quote from your book. it reads: real racism still exists in modern america, it and hurts real people. but when hustlers like al sharpton and other liberals are quick to label every incident i america racist from voter id laws to the shooting of black teens, it diminishes the rightful attention that true racism should receive. so what is true racism, and why are some of the issues that you bring up in that example not for racism? guest: well, i actuallyll devote a chapter in the book to true racism. it s in the appendix, and it s my family s personal story of being discriminated again