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the zimmer grimms hologram and the 12 tribes of hattie mathis and of hattie matheson the book that senator sent on to me the jewish pirates of the caribbean. the first two books were books that i found the zimmerman telegram when i was at the elliott book festival speaking on my book and was just really intrigued by the story. for me as the first jewish woman to represent florida and congress historical depictions and stories about the jewish experience really just intrigued me and i think past is prologue and we have an opportunity to learn from the experiences that she had been through. that story is really -- the zimmerman telegram specifically is an interesting story because it was the telegram that was intercepted by great britain to essentially try to get mexico into the war against the united states. the story goes through the balancing act they had to do to not reveal that they had cracked the german code but at the same time notified the united states of the impending danger. the jewish pirates of the caribbean is the book that focuses on you know that past prologue and the histor

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the first two books, the twelve tribes of hattie and the zimmerman telegram were books that, i foundmerman telegram when i actually was at the l.a. book festival speaking on my book and was just really intrigued by the story. for me as the first jewish woman to represent florida in congress, historical depictions and stories about the jewish experience really just intrigue me, and i think that we have an opportunity to learn from the experiences that jews have been through. and that story is, it's really, you know, the zimmerman telegram specifically is an interesting story because it was sent, it was a telegram that was intercepted by great britain to, essentially, try to get mexico into the war against the united states. and the story goes through the balancing act that great britain had to do to not reveal that they had cracked the cold, the german code, but at the same time notified the united states of the impending danger. the jewish pirates of the caribbean is really the book that focuses on the, you know, past being prologue for jews and the history that we've been through. t

under 12 tribes of hattie is about migration throughout american history, but particularly the greatration from the south of african-americans, particularly following slavery. and the struggle of african-americans have gone through and the tough life they lived. this is a fictional story that takes the family and a mother who prepares her children, her nine children for the difficult challenges of these throughout their life. >> what are you begin this summer? tell us what is on your summer reading list. tweet us that booktv. send us an e-mail, booktv booktv@c-span.work. >> russell paul talks about cracking and the impact it's had in the world. mr. gold spoke at the san antonio book festival in texas for about 45 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> they lost to a certain team that was owned by the former ceo that would be the oklahoma city founder. that is a very sensitive topic in this town, russell. i think it was 18 or 19. >> i'm from philadelphia. very difficult for me to read about that. >> are we all sat? welcome, one and all. i am robert rivard. it is my distinct pleasure to

. >> hattie, you are very intelligent, and all you have to do is pass the test. >> the different story lines in the film illustrate hard facts, only 50% of american children in foster care finish high school. and 60% are convicted of a crime. >> the film too three years to realize, and a major commitment from a group of young people stick struggling to get their own lives under control. now they are showing it not only at film festivals but also to the agencies in charge of children in foster care. >> many in the cast working on the project was the first time they openly talked about their experiences. >> none of us think we are going to go off and be like the next denzel, the nexthamly berry, we are doing it because this is important to tell these stories. >> their ultimate goal is to improve foster care, and provide a happy ending for more children in the system. al jazeera, new york. >> let's get all the sports. >> thank you very much. is hoping us with some of the top progressing in the third round of the french open. roger federer didn't make it easy for himself, leaving three set

one was hattie mcdaniel, the first black actor to win an academy award, for her portrayal of mammy in living here. >> this was the jim crow era of los angeles, an era of strict racial separation and there were a number of high end neighborhoods in los angeles that had very explicit racial covenants preventing african americans or in other cases jews, from buying into some of these prestigious neighborhoods. >> reporter: so she and others wanted to move in. what did they do? >> ultimately they were able, they prevailed in court and were able to stay.ç this was in an era just a few years before the u.s. supreme court issued its first decisions striking down racial covenants. >> reporter: many neighborhoods, says bernstein, have their own stories to tell.ç in filipino town, a park where immigrants first gathered in the city now features a large mural that showcases the 250 year history of filipinos in this country. >> it covers the importance of filipinos during the farm labor movement. farm workers on mural, and then it goes all the way to manny pacquiao >> reporter: manny pacquiao th

host: senator gary murray set -- senator hattie murray sent out a tweet as well.not calling for his resignation, but several members of congress have. it includes a link to read if you wish to do so. a new study showing that overall, total fertility rates births per1.86 women, the lowest since 1986. that figure puts the u.s. on the same course as many western european nations and japan, where the birthrate is falling below what the microsoft the replacement rate -- below what demographers call the replacement rate. the u.s. has a total fertility births.2.1 independent line, veteran. caller: i'm pretty sure that shinseki should stay. they just identified this problem and he has not had a chance to work on it. when they talk about the 1700 vets in the v.a., how many of their cases were service-related injuries? the v.a. really handles mostly service-related issues. it is really tough to turn anybody down because you have to determine whether it is and i'm notted, sure how many were service related. some of these things were end-of-life things that were going to happ

earlier this year i traveled across ohio and met with homeowners like hattie wilkins from youngstown, ohio. she was laid off, fell behind her mortgage, began the foreclosure process, her bank because it was in their interest forgave her $35,000 that she still owed but hattie and thousands of homeowners across the country face higher taxes if don't want move to extend the mortgage forgiveness tax relief act. in many ways it's phantom income. if it's a short sale sore they get a principal reduction as i was speaking with ohio realtors about and they were discussing today, they never get the money for it but they're hit with a tax bill as if they've gotten this in income. we've extended this tax credit in this tax forgiveness in the past because members of both parties recognize there is still a critical need for this. all of these as part of the tax extenders help to create jobs, help to put money and homeowners' pockets, help people pay for health insurance, help people stay in their homes and as i said ultimately they create jobs. this is good for our community, it's important that we