writing? guest: i don t know if they will let me in. i hope, too. host: do you plan to publish in hong kong or taiwan? guest: i would like to. host: mei fong, thank you so much for talking to us about one child . guest: thanks, evan. booktv on c-span2. 48 hours of non-fiction books and authors every weekend. here are some featured program this weekend. saturday at 11 eastern, booktv is live at the second annual mississippi book festival taking place at the state capitol ground in jackson. then at 8 p.m. eastern, public religion institute ceo robert jones talks about his book the end of white christian america on sunday night at 10 p.m., after words, investigative journalist see more hurst talks about his book which challenges some of the facts by the obama administration in his book killing osama bin laden . that night the president said i want to thank the pakistani forces for their help and they had to get rid of that. within days they were explicitly sa
experts. that point by which they would have enough enriched uranium to build a nuclear weapon. how far is iran from breakout now as a result of this implementation? sir, over the course of the last three months iran has moved from breakout time of about two months to at least one year. okay. the international atomic energy agency is being asked to do some significant work in terms of compliance with this agreement. and i actually wrote to the president about this urging that we be certain that we provide additional resources to the iaea to do this work. i know the administration s proposal provides a modest increase, but i think the iaea has already indicated that it s not sufficient. would you speak to the importance of making certain that we in a bipartisan way allocate sufficient resources recognizing we don t fund the entire operation but that we meet the financial requests of iaea so they can do the work that we re asking them or requiring them to do. yes, sir. i
well to coordinate efforts and i think there will be support not only from france s allies, but around the world. terrorism is something that many governments. i think this support, especially the support is what you can expect to hear. alix: i want to update you in terms of responses. we are now hearing from jean-claude juncker. he says, we stand in full solidarity with the people of france. he was removed from a soccer match. the paris mayor is at the hostage scene right now. we will keep you on those headlines as well. alix: mark crumpton also looking at all of the headlines. alix, scarlet, joe, we would like to alert all of our viewers and listeners to the violence in the french capital. the associated press reporting 35 people are dead during multiple acts of violence in paris. a restaurant, explosions near a sports stadium where a match was underway. police say at least 11 people were killed and the restaurants, while another 15 were killed in a theater grid at least 10
. . . hepatitis c, diabetes and oncology are the primary drivers of the spending growth. prescription growth is 1.2% for the year. that is a substantial reduction from last year. the primary effect is the rescheduling of hydrocodone to more restrictive schedule which cut that market by 30%. and also you have more chronic care prescriptions are 90-day prescriptions. 75% is on specialists. you can t look at that market here or everywhere around the world without talking specialty. and next year we expect crestor to go off. so these are what s driving spending growth. you can see hepatitis at the top followed by diabetes, oncology, autoimmune, multiple sclerosis, hiv, respiratory, nervous system, and so forth. almost all of the big five are in the specialty area. and if you look closely at the slide, and i assume you ll get copies of this later, what the significant impacts are in each of these things and we break it down by new brands, what s going on with pr
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