>> host: we want to introduce you to the northwestern professor john marquez author of "black-brown solidarity". what was your goal of what we trying to accomplish with your book? >> guest: there was a series of goals that i tried to accomplish. the book begins my interest begins around 2002 there was an incident of police brutality in my home town. a 45 year-old mexican immigrant was beaten and choked to death by four white police officers it was caught on videotape. the grand jury was convened to decide whether or not charges would be pressed and then they decided not to the video tape revealed it was of a clear act of police oppression the medical examiner's report that was released also ruled the death a homicide by a asphyxiation am blunt impact trauma. as a result of the ruling by the grand jury coming an activist awakening inspired in my home community. i was interested for a variety of reasons but it was the first monumental time that people of color specifically african-american and latino people organize themselves to protest against the judicial system and police. second, it involve

. >> guest: thank you >> host: we want to introduce you to the northwestern professor john marquez authorof "black-brown solidarity". what was your goal of what we trying to accomplish with your book?

. >> host: and booktv will want to introduce you to northwestern professor john marquez come assistant professor of african-american studies and the author of this vote, "black-brown solidarity: racial politics in the new gulf south." professor marquez before we get started on the specifics, what is your goal? what are you to accomplish? >> guest: i think there were a series of holes that i try to accomplish. the book begins -- my interest in the book begins around 2002. there is an incident of police brutality in my hometown, which is a blue-collar suburb in the houston metropolitan area. the 45-year-old mexican immigrant was beaten and choked to death by four white police officers. it was caught on videotape. the grand jury was convened to decide whether or not charges to be pressed against the officers. the videotape revealed it was a clear act of police aggression. the medical examiner's report released by them medical county examiner's office ruled it a homicide. repeated blunt impact trauma. as a result of the ruling and an activist awakening transpired in my home community. i co

. >> and now on book tv we want to introduce you to northwestern professor john marquez who is assistant professor of african-american studies and the author of this book black brown solidarity racial politics and the knew golf south. professor, before we get started on the specifics what was your goal? are we trying to accomplish? >> i think there were a series of goals that i tried to accomplish. the book begins -- my interest in the book begins around 2,002. there was an incident of police brutality in my hometown which is the blue-collar suburbs of the houston metropolitan area. forty-five -year-old mexican immigrant was beaten and choked to death but for what police officers. the incident was caught on videotape. a grand jury was convened to decide whether or not charges we will be pressed against the officer. a grand jury decided not to press charges. the videotape revealed it was a clear act of police aggression. the medical examiner report that was released by the harris county medical examiner's office ruled the death a homicide by mechanical association and repeated -- repeated

marquez. it is monday july 13th. it is 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. john and christine have the morning off. we have breaking news. officials say a deal has been reached with greece and creditors for a bailout to keep greece in the eurozone. after an all night marathon negotiating session, the presidents of the european council announcing a short time ago that negotiators reached agreement or agreekment. calling for financial support of greece. that financial support will have to be considerable. european officials estimate greece needs $96 billion over the next three years. for the latest on the last-minute deal let's turn to elinda labrapolou. >> reporter: we finally have a third bailout for greece which has been reached in brussels. >> today we have one objective. to reach an agreement. after 17 hours of negotiations we have finally reached it. some can say we have agreekment. leaders have agreed in principle they are ready to start negotiations on the ecb program. that means continued support for greece. >> reporter: it is a deal that seems to carry a lot of austerity for greeks. it has to be ratified if the p

marquez. it is 4:00 a.m. john and christine have the day off. we have breaking news. officials say a deal has been reached with greece and creditor creditors for a bailout to keep greece in the eurozone. the president of the eurozone announced they reached agreement calling for reforms from greece and financial support of greece. and that financial support will have to be considerable. european officials estimate greece needs $96 billion over the next three years. for the latest on the last-minute deal let's turn to linda lavaparo in athens. >> reporter: we finally have a third bailout for greece. it is a deal that carries austerity for the greek parliament. we are looking at the two days ahead. very quick decisions in greece to have the measures voted in and taken to the next level where a number of other european parliaments have to approach the deal and final negotiations for a deal can begin. during that time, we understand that the ecb is expected to decide on additional liquidity. a quick assessment of the package on offer. shows a lot of austerity for the greek

john houser say he was politically charged. online posts suggest he was anti-government, anti-media and possibly a white supremacist. miguel marquez is digging deeper into the louisiana gunman's past. what are you learning? >> a very long and sordid past. 1989 is where things go back to criminally for him. when the mental concerns first were raised. but it was in 2000 1999 2000 2001 he lost his bar, lost his liquor license, lost his business in lagrange georgia. he was so angry at the government when he lost his business he took to raising a nazi flag a flag the size of a bed sheet, over the buildings, that people outside could see it. it was that event, losing his business where it seems his life began to unravel. john russel houser known as russi russie business owner, entrepreneur realtor. the reality of the 59-year-old, who had a law degree from alabama's faulkner university appears much different. >> we hadn't been close in years. i'm not sure of the right -- just separated from him, just differed. depression issues psychological problems that type of thing. >> reporter: a 2008 restraining order offers a glimpse into houser's