homeless shelter to the ivy ivy league interviewed by "the new york times" immigration reporter liz robbins. >>> dan-el, your memoir has come out at a crucial time for reform in the united states. what is going on in new york or a privileged about papers teach politicians, voters and 11 million undocumented people in this country about the meaning of success and perseverance? >> thank you for the question and i am so delighted to have the memoir come out at a time when these conversations are being had and will continue to be had for years to come. my memoir as i see it hopes to make several contributions to the united states. and the very first is to show how we are already contributing so much in all walks of life. i've had a unique experience of making my way through some of the best educational institutions in this country but of course they have a high-level and they are being sidelined or marginalized because of the discourse. i am not thinking of donald trump much in the news these days i'm thinking about that the undocumented immigrants as being illegal, people that are beyond the p

on c-span 2, book tv on saturday, an author talks to new york times immigration editor liz robbins about his book "undocumented," tracing his path from an document -- undocumented immigrant to top of his class at princeton university. and, several programs about katrina and its aftermath, featuring haley barbour and runny green. on american history tv on c-span 3, saturday afternoon, former nasa astronaut don thomas discusses the history of space stations, comparing the developments of russian and american programs since the early 1950's and looking at the future of international space station efforts. sunday, appointment in tokyo. the 1945 u.s. army signal corps fill document -- film documenting the pacific theater, from the japanese invasion of the philippines through the surrender ceremony in 1945. the complete schedule is at www.c-span.org. >> a look now at the impact of hurricane sandy. in this 20-minute discussion, the news director of new orleans public radio moderates the panel on how to build resilient cities to withstand storms like katrina and sandy. >> we try to do nice thing

at 10 eastern on "after words," author california knell principal that talks to liz robbins about his book, undocumented. it traces his journey in the u.s. from an undocumented immigrant to the top of his class at princeton university. and sunday at 1:15 p.m., several programs about hurricane katrina and its aftermath featuring haley barbour and investigative reporter ronnie green. on american history tv on c-span3 saturday afternoon a few minutes past 2 p.m., former nasa astronaut don thomas discusses the history of space stations, comparing the development of russian and american programs since the early 1950s and looking at the future of international space station efforts. and sunday at 4 p.m. on "real america," appointment in tokyo is a 1945 army signal corps film documenting the course of world war ii in the pacific theater from the japanese invasion of the philippines and the battan death march through the surrender ceremony. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> tomorrow marks the ten-year anniversary of hurricane katrina. in november of 2005, less than three months afte