narrator: liza was disrepected and exploited. she had no private life because she was always on duty for starvation wages. liza felt like a slave. things went on that way for five years, until she fled. thousands of people in the uk are exploited as forced laborers. it's modern-day slavery. they often work in nail studios, hotels or on construction sites. the plight of the victims often remains unknown. and those who do know often look the other way. kevin hyland wants to change that. he's the uk's first anti-slavery commissioner, a position created as part of the 2015 modern slavery act. >> what the act did, it brought together different pieces of legislation that were spread around different rules and laws. it simplified the points to prove. it gave the police more powers. for example risk orders, so they , can actually take action against an organized crime group before somebody is trafficked. narrator: thanks to the new law, a criminal gang was convicted of slavery here in the city of lincoln. reverend jeremy cullimore discov

and then with the marriage of a liza she realizes that her fate was revealed.s marriage change life circumstances and cut judges residency in new york shortly like the slaves in the executive mansion ona would not return to philadelphia from her sojourn to mt. vernon. judge would not be around to witness the president's final months in office. martha washington's deep concern for her granddaughter becomes any relationship that she may have forged with judge. sensing that eliza had entered into a marriage for which he was unprepared the first lady made a decision and of course it's not use until later on in the 19th century but i do use it as part of this narrative that i have offered. the first lady made a decision that would help her granddaughter navigates through the transition of marriage. she would give ona judge to eliza custis. although judge had earned the top spot among arthur washington's personal slaves there was no way for judge to amass enough personal or emotional capital to condense her owner to change her mind. judge's fate was now and the hands

liza no solamente fue una persona que dio mucho cariÑo sino que para muchos tambiÉn fue una gran mentoran tanto a mi hija, le doy gracias a dios. reportero: 59 familias que perdieron a un ser querido en esta tragedia viven una historia similar a los romero. ilia: el autor de la matanza en las vegas perdiÓ una demanda contra un hotel alegando que sufriÓ daÑos tras caerse. jorge: pequeÑo dispositivo que habrÍa utilizado para lograr que un armas semiautomÁticas fuera automÁtica. hicimos nuestras fábricas libres de residuos que van a centros de desperdicios, y construimos el panel solar más poderoso del país, para una fábrica de cerveza. pero nuestra subida aún no termina. por eso seguimos empujando hacia adelante. coors light. cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. ♪ jorge: maÑana es el Último dÍa para enviar la renovaciÓn de daca. ilia: el departamento de estado dice que lo hacÍa por la incapacidad de la isla para proteger el personal estadounidense en la habana de ataques. jorge: hoy el rey de espaÑa criticÓ los esfuerzos en cataluÑa. >> no han demostrado lealtad. carteluÑa estÁ f

eastern with best-selling author liza mundy, with her book "code girls." national book award finalist patricia bell scott with "the firebrand and the first lady: portrait of a friendship." professorve writing jeremy sexton, author of "the people are going to rise like the waters upon your s hore." watch it this weekend on c-span2's book tv. announcer: president trump announced he would not recertify the iran nuclear agreement and urged congress to impose new sanctions. congress now has 60 days to decide whether or not to impose sanctions. president discussed the reasons for his decision during a 20 minute address from the white house. >> thank you very much. my fellow americans, as president of the united states, my highest obligation is to ensure the safety and security of the american people. history has shown the longer we ignore a threat, the more dangerous that threat becomes. for this reason, upon taking office, i have ordered a complete strategic review of our policy toward the rogue regime in iran. that review is complete. today, i am announcing ou

then on sunday, our live coverage continues at 1 pm with best-selling author liza monday with her book code girls, the untold story of the american women codebreakers of world war ii. national book award finalist patricia del scott with the firebrand and first lady, ortrick of a friendship . eleanor roosevelt and the struggle for social justice and creative writing professor erin sexton, author of the people are going to rise like the waters upon your sure, a story of american rage. watch our live coverage of the 2017 southern festival of books in nashville this weekend on c-span2's book tv. >> now we join live coverage of the hearing examining the threats posed by north korea. this is a house homeland security subcommittee just getting underway.

award finalist patricia bell scott and nancy maclean, talk radio host eric erickson, basilica other liza monday and many others. for complete schedule visit booktv.org or follow along on social media sites on facebook, twitter and instagram at booktv. we are kicking off today's coverage with biographer jonathan i on the life and politics of mohammed ali. this is live coverage on c-span2. [silence bracket >> good morning, everyone, thank you for coming and welcome to the 29th southern festival of books. it is my pleasure to have the opportunity to introduce jonathan eig, and author i admire. i have been reading his book for years and he is to talk about his

. >> liza bennigson is with the children's health council, known as chc. >> almosevery teen that we talked to was watching the show. chc saw a huge influx of teens coming to get support services as a result of the show. searches for suicide went way up after the show, on google. >> netflix says the show is bringing awareness to sensitiver john herndon believes it triggered his 15-year-old daughter bella's death by suicide. >> don't let kids watch this alone. the assault on emotions is unmitigatedly hostile. >> he hoped netflix would drop the show. instead, it's shooting a second season -- all the more reason for workshops like these and teenagers willing to help each other. >> individuals like me need to help take actions. ani d a se won't be stigma around mental health. >> it is so wonderful to see tes tang crge the mental health through the teen wellness conference. so, congratulations to the young founder and everybody who attended. now, the problems they talk about can be found in every school district. and here to talk about some of kevin gogin. he is the director of safety and wellne

that is a liza hamilton tell our story legacy. they will not all go up and go -- grow up and going to theater, but engaging in the story in a real way they find their own. they begin to ask, what i want to do with my time here on earth? kind of country do we want to create for ourselves? on behalf of everyone who worked tirelessly to share american heritage, thank you for this honor. it means the world to me. have a wonderful night. [cheers and applause] forhank you mr. miranda your inspiring remarks. i am don carlson, the new chairman of the u.s. capital historical society. with me is congressman john lewis. [applause] >> i am honored to stand on the trueplatform with this gentleman. three years ago though society to johnd this a word lewis in recognition of his lifelong commitment to civil rights. tonight he joins us as the author of the highly acclaimed award winning trilogy entitled marge." he found a way to teach history. it is presented in graphic or comic book form. it is a great read with great graphics. thank you congress

in today's session we are welcoming liza mundy. ms. mundy has worked as a reporter for "the washington post" and contributed to publications such as "the atlantic," "time," "new republic" and "the guardian." she is currently a fellow at the prestigious new america foundation where she serves as one of the nation's foremost experts on women and work issues. her previous books include "the richer sex" and "michelle: a biography." today she's going to share with us her newest book, "code girls: the untold story of american women codebreakers of world war ii." in world war ii, over 10,000 women served in the army and navy as crypt analysis workers. their work shortennenned the war and saved thousands of lives. in her book, ms. mundy focuses on dot braden, a virginia schoolteacher who left her home and really jumped at the chance to move to washington, d.c. and enter the somewhat shadowy world, the secret world of codebreaking. and so today we welcome liza mundy to tell us about the code girls. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much for

in today's session we are welcoming liza mundy. ms. mundy has worked as a reporter for "the washington post" and contributed to publications such as "the atlantic," "time," "new republic" and "the guardian." she is currently a fellow at the prestigious new america foundation where she serves as one of the nation's foremost experts on women and work issues. her previous books include "the richer sex" and "michelle: a biography." today she's going to share with us her newest book, "code girls: the untold story of american women codebreakers of world war ii." in world war ii, over 10,000 women served in the army and navy as crypt analysis workers. their work shortennenned the war and saved thousands of lives. in her book, ms. mundy focuses on dot braden, a virginia schoolteacher who left her home and really jumped at the chance to move to washington, d.c. and enter the somewhat shadowy world, the secret world of codebreaking. and so today we welcome liza mundy to tell us about the code girls. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much for

that is a liza hamilton tell our story legacy. they will not all go up and go -- grow up and going to theater, but engaging in the story in a real way they find their own. they begin to ask, what i want to do with my time here on earth? what kind of country do we want to create for ourselves? on behalf of everyone who worked tirelessly to share american culture and history with communities throughout our country, thank you so much for this great honor it means the world to me. have a wonderful night. [cheers and applause] >> thank you mr. miranda for your inspiring remarks. i am don carlson, the new chairman of the u.s. capital historical society. and with me is congressman john lewis. [applause] >> i am honored to stand on the same platform with this true gentleman. three years ago, the society presented the freedom award to john lewis in recognition of his , lifelong commitment to civil rights. tonight he joins us as the author of the highly acclaimed entitledning trilogy, "marge." he found a way to teach history. it is presente

good morning from bbc london news, i'm claudia—liza armah.y dangerous electrical cable may be installed in buildings around the uk. the defective cable was first spotted in 2010 but not all of it has been tracked down and destroyed. safety experts say following the grenfell tower disaster, it's a fire risk that musn't be ignored. this cable is like a match. if it is against a vapour wall, a plasterboard wall, it will ignite. it is like a bomb in the system. it is as dangerous. it doesn't explode all at once, at fire kills. —— but. the city of london corporation is calling for the government to provide greater clarity over the future of international workers in the uk after brexit. research by the city corporation shows that of the 450,000 workers in the square mile, over a third were born outside of the uk, with more over 10% born in the eu. the figures also show that these workers hold proportionally more senior positions in businesses. the first of two strikes is being held by transport workers in a dispute over driver only trains. members

on sunday, our live coverage continues with best-selling author liza monday with her book code girls.ward finalist with the firebrand and the first lady, portrait of a friendship. creative writing professor jared author of the-- people are going to rise like the waters upon your sure. watch our live coverage of the southern festival of books in nashville this weekend on c-span twos big tv. -- book tv. sunday on afterwards, a story of new green grinch with his book citizen new. he is interviewed by former virginia congressman john davis. >> this is an era before cable television. cable news wasn't there. it's before cnn or msnbc. it was just little pockets of cable here and there. mostly reruns of i love lucy. there's no talk radio to speak of. it's the big media. and c-span. realizes the potency of giving special orders every afternoon. giving a five minute speech. in pompton 200,000 homes. -- digg army -- dick army used to say, this is stupid. , would you give a speech to a hundred thousand people? of course you would. helps them become a colts political leader and is getting 700 let

move to washington dc and entered the somewhat shadowy world of code breaking and so today we welcome liza monday to tell us about the code girls. thank you so much for that kind introduction and thank you for coming. it is a particular pleasure and honor for me to be at the southern festival of books because i myself am a southerner. ghe in fact i grew up about an hour away as you said the central character of my book who herself group of lynchburg virginia. and she was part of an unsung covert who are very specifically and deliberately recruited by the u.s. army to move to washington and take place. one of the most important code breaking efforts of world war ii which was the sinkingf of the ship of japan. some of the codebreakers at the end of the war homee about school teachers sinking the shipping of japan is about the code breaking arounds the nazi codes that were used by the german navy and they were also many american women who participated in that effort. one of the famous sea battles of all time. that was many women working on the japanese navy code. but you probably haven't hear

eastern with best selling author, liza minute day with her book, "code girls." national book festival finalist. and and creative writing professor, author of "the people are going rise like the waters been your shower" a story of american rage. the live college of the 2017 festival of southern books in nashville. >> now, our special book that inspired movies continues with robert ed sell who wrote a the book behind the 2014 film "the monuments men." he joined us shortly after the movie was released. >> host: how did you get start snead it was my third career. loved in northern in 1969 and started studying parting a tech tour and i walk across a bridge, the only bridge not destroyed by the nazis and wondered how the art and cultural treasures survived and who saved: i didn't know the answer and what embarrassed it never occur

the hope fence is inspired by, what is it, the point bridge in paris where personal liza love lock on. it is by sarah and dan keating commemorate mr. keating's cancer journey, has created for cancer research commemorative locks in case you want to pick one up, plus zero place one on the fence, covering several big stories this morning, we start with steve. >> drexel university emblem or mascot is a dragon, you can say one of the professors here on people's minds breathing a lot of fire on the internet, just like a dragon. >> all right, steve. many would say that, also, we've got murder mystery, bushes county woman found dead, now the search is on for her killer. keep it right here, good day philadelphia, coming right back. >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia". >>> right now, on good day philadelphia ... controversial tweets. this drexel professor is off the job. the reason may surprise you. >> massive wild fires burning in california. >> looks like a bomb went off. nothing left of these homes. >> entire neighborhoods gone, as crews battle 17 wild fires, througho

. >> e liza, thank you, jeremy peterson. this will be trump's benghazi. me finish tonight with an event that happened 50 years ago tomorrow. the same day, saturday too. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >>> let me finish with an event that occurred october 21st, 1967. a saturday. on that day, the national mobilization committee to end the war in vietnam organized the march on the pentagon. a crowd of 70,000 showed up on the washington mall in front of the lincoln memorial. among the speakers were dr. benjamin spock, norman and robert law. the folk singer phil famous for anti-war ballot such as, what are you fighting for? once the demonstration on the mall ended 50,000 women, men and children walked to the depa

liza mundy, and national book award finalist patricia bell scott. for a complete schedule a visit booktv.org or follow along on our social media sites. we are on facebook, twitter and instagram @booktv is our handle. we're kicking off today with an author discussion on eleanor roosevelt with emily wilson and national book award finalist patricia bell scott. this is booktv on c-span2. it's live coverage of the southern festival of books. [inaudible conversations] .. since this session is being taped live, if you please use the microphone if we have time

of a cabinet meeting in protest against the arrest of two separatists liza's the leaders of the national assembly and a minium that's a group dedicated to promoting the catalan culture were arrested on monday sanchez and are being investigated for alleged sedition for organizing demonstrations they held without bail. a judge has blocked president trump's latest bid to impose restrictions on citizens from several countries entering the united states the restrictions which would have taken effect this week talking to people from iran libya syria yemen somalia child and north korea legal experts expect a final ruling will ultimately end up before the u.s. supreme court but the travel ban fill applies to people traveling from venezuela and north korea the u.s. says the ban is in place to hurt foreign government policies that go against the u.s. tour is a boat ripples from caracas. supporters of president who will continue to celebrate the results of sunday's elections the results continue to be questioned at home and abroad. just as a travel ban by the united states that includes venezuela c

we have a team of legal experts assembled for us, carl bernstein, ryan liza, maria cardonna, laura coats, and john dean, and on the phone chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. who thought it would be a slow friday night. toobin, how big of a deal is this? >> it's an enormous deal. remember, the whole idea of a special prosecutor is to see if there are crimes to be prosecuted. robert mueller has determined that there's at least one defendant. we will see whether he can make his case in court. we will see whether at least other people are involved. but the fact is, this is an investigation of russia and collusion, and now the prosecutor has brought some charges. >> david gergen, how do you rank this in terms of the magnitude? >> i think we're going to be held in suspense until the documents are unsealed, the indictments are unsealed. what we do know is the dam is breaking. we do know that the mueller investigation, you know, there was some speculation, and the trump white house was trying to make us believe there was nothing here. we do know there's something here. we do know that mueller ha

eastern with best-selling author liza mundy, with her book "code girls."ok award finalist patricia bell scott with "the firebrand and the first lady: portrait of a friendship." professorve writing jeremy sexton, author of "the people are going to rise like the waters upon your s hore." watch it this weekend on c-span2's book tv. announcer: president trump announced he would not recertify the iran nuclear agreement and urged congress to impose new sanctions. congress now has 60 days to decide whether or not to impose sanctions.

professor jared rates exton, national book award finalist patricia bell scott and best-selling author liza monday. for a complete schedule, visit book tv.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> one common investment fraud is procurement. which involves promises of profitability and then initially delivering on those promises by seeking the money that later investors put in and usingthat to pay off the dividends to early investors. this can't last forever because eventually you run out ofpeople at the bottom . >> one of the , that's the actual form of that is very consistent but so is the mode of marketing and almost all of these types of teams, the approach is to look for some group or insiders. >> and to have someone in that group almost all of the schemes are perpetrated by individuals who can't expect to have trust because they are selling to people like them or distinct from the rest of society. so the most famous example of this is

good morning from bbc london news, i‘m claudia—liza armah.l in london are warning of the potential dangers of wearing cosmetic contact lenses. with halloween later this month, experts expect to see an increase in the number of serious eye complaints associated with novelty lenses, especially those sold illegally in shops and online. health professionals say party—goers should only buy them from registered opticians. a new exhibition is exploring 400 yea rs of a new exhibition is exploring 400 years of opera. the immersive exhibition takes you on a journey from the late renaissance in italy to the explosion of opera in the 20th let is. to the explosion of opera in the 20th zist is. -- 20th to the explosion of opera in the 20th 21st is. —— 20th and 21st centuries. let‘s have a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tubes this morning, except for on the 0verground, where there are minor delays. westbound traffic on the a13 is building from goresbrook into barking. in rickmansworth, the a412 is closed southbound from jun

part of the receiver that is to make sure we don't get too close to the line that liza was talking about so we have in place a more careful approach to doing things then maybe a creative lawyer might interpret or an intelligence agency that there are issues that come up without and different kinds of reviews where people worry that we have too many rules and that the rules are two different across intelligence agencies and once you put in place a rule is difficult updated with changes in technology. we did experience that with the executive order 1203 the executive order that governs that lays out the framework for conducting intelligence. obviously as we follow the constitution and the statutes in addition it establishes a set of requirements and for example to protect information about americans and lawful residents and u.s. companies and u.s. associations. each agency has to have procedures under that executive order that detail how it's going to do that in those procedures come each agency has a different environment and they have different procedures. he recently went through that w

aÑo de casado recibiÓ un tiro en la espalda protegiendo a su mujer y de la madre de 3 y abuela de 4 lizaidar los rostros de las vÍctimas que vieron cuando huyen >>> la gente era como animales. >> parecÍa ya gente cayendo >>> el pistolero de 64 aÑos se suicidÓ cuando los equipos s.w.a.t dieron con su habitaciÓn. >> (hablando en inglÉs) >> encontramos 23 armas en el mandalay bay y 19 en su casa y queremos en dejar que creemos que actuÓ solo. >> entre varios rifles 2 estaban apostados sobre tripodes y tenÍan mira tal. >> pide que resalt salten las historias de heroÍsmo. >> los policÍas y los doctores y enfermera y enfermero,s personas que tuvieron en el concierto que vieron a otra persona sufrir y les ayudaron, les trataron de salvar su vida. >> aunque son muchas de las historias de personas que corrÍan hacia las balas cuando los demÁs huyen en estampida, la gran interrogando sigue siendo la motivaciÓn de este hombre qÉe lo pudo llevar a cometer algo asÍ una pregunta que hasta ahora no tiene respuesta paulina. >> hay otra pregunta paulina estamos hablando de 23 armas que fueron encontradas

since the allegations first surfaced self key allies of weinstein have backed off the mogul his lawyer lizaom and adviser lenny davis resigned on saturday. and nearly one third of the weinstein company's board resigned on friday. also in wake of the report, many congressional democrats including senate minority leader chuck schumer and senator elizabeth warren have given money they rec donation to weinstein to cha charity. weinstein and his family have given $1.4 million in political contributions since the 1992 election cycle nearly all of it to democrats. now harvey weinstein did issue this statement. "i came of age in the '60s and pots 70's were all the rules about behavior and workplaces were different. that was the culture then. i have since learn it's not an excuse. in the office or out of it to anyone i realize sometime ago that i needed to be better person and my under actions with the people i work with have changed. i appreciate the way i've behaved with colleagues in the past has cost a lot of pennine sincerely apologize for it but all while saying that weinstein and his legal te

eastern with best-selling author liza mundy "code girls: the untold story of the american women code breakers of world war ii." patricia bell scott with "the firebrand and the first lady," portrait of a friendship. and creative writing professor jared sexton, author of "the people are going to rise like the waters upon your shore: a story of american rage." watch our live coverage of the 2017 southern festival of books in nashville this weekend on c-span2's book-tv. this weekend on american history tv, saturday on the civil war, author kwof "for their own cause: on southern morale after black troops were assigned to guard confederate prisoners." >> one might assume that's why they chose these black troops because in the mid-19th century most people did believe black men were not talented to fight, that they weren't brave enough to fight. >> at 8:00 on lectures in history, middle tennessee state university professor ashley riley souza on native americans and trade in 19th century california. >> the indian men are cowboys, and they look like a mariachi band, dressed really nicely. that

award finalist patricia bell scott and nancy maclean, talk radio host eric erickson, basilica other liza monday and many others. for complete schedule visit booktv.org or follow along on social media sites on facebook, twitter and instagram at booktv. we are kicking off today's coverage with biographer jonathan i on the life and politics of mohammed ali. this is live coverage on c-span2. [silence bracket >> good morning, everyone, thank you for coming and welcome to the 29th southern festival of books. it is my pleasure to have the opportunity to introduce jonathan eig, and author i admire. i have been reading his book for years and he is to talk about his biography of mohammed ali. before jonathan speaks i must mention a few things. book festival is free but if you would like to contribute you can do that at the corners of the book festival outside or online. also remind you after his remarks jonathan will head to the signing tends next to the parnassus tent on the main players a so he can sign your book over there. jonathan is regarded as the top writer of narrative nonfiction, fantast

satcha: muchas gracias, nosotros tendremos amplia cobertura del viaje que vea liza presidente donaldustedes, adelante chicos y buenos dÍas, una vez mÁs. karla: gracias mi satcha, familia, gracias por mantenerse con nosotros. llegaron las primeras nevadas de la temporada. bajas temperaturas, mi gente, abrigarse bien que se siente el otoÑo. tenemos precipitaciÓn con este sistema de baja presiÓ planicies y se va a mover hacia los grandeslagos. tendremos un pocoe lluvias dispersas en el de la florida tendremos bastante precipitaciÓn y neblina en la zona me voy al mapa de las temperaturas, tenemos 77° para los Ángeles, cielos mayormente despejados. por ahora no hay precipitaciÓn. en las vegas, sabe mi gente que las vegas que mi corazÓn estÁ con ustedes, nuestras bendiciones, mÍnima de 59° para texas. hay precipitaciÓn en dallas y houston, ambas ciudades con 67 como mÍnima. aumenta la lluvia en la ciudad del sol, hacia el fin de semana inundaciones repentinas. para atlanta 79° de igual forma, sin lluvia, philadelphia 63°, chicago 82° como mÁxima, mÍnima 66°. es todo en el estado del tiempo

liza randy and many others. for a complete schedule visit booktv.org. we are facebook twitter and instagram. were kicking off today's coverage on the life and politics of mohammed ali. this is live coverage on c-spa c-span2. [inaudible] >> of money. think you for coming and welcome to the 29th southern festival of books. it is my pleasure to have the opportunity to introduce our author. another that i really admire and have been reading his work for years. he's here to talk about his biography of mohammed ali. this is only his third stop so that's an honor for us. before he speaks the book festival is free but if you'd like to contribute to the cause you can do that at the headquarters for the book festival outsider online. also remind you that after the remarks will be heading over to the signing tent seeking to have him cite your book over there. >> is one of the typewriters of nonfiction a fantastic author in addition to writing for best-selling books jonathan has written for the new york times, the new yorker of the washington post and he is a contr

coverage begins saturday at 11:00 eastern, and includes liza mundy and her book, code girls.in young, author of bunk, the rise of hoaxes, plagiarists, phonies, and fake news. book, thellen and her life and times of michael a. and ellen kullman, author of life in code, a personal history of technology. our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carol anderson and her book, white rage, the unspoken truth about racial divide. -- authors of violet, exposing rate at yale university amid college football, sexual assault crisis. in texas book festival, live saturday and sunday on c-span2's booktv. continues.on journal host: a year and a week from today, voters head to the polls for election 2018. joining us to discuss how the elections are shaping up, nathan gonzales, founder and editor of the election race publication, inside elections. oversimplification, a oversimplification, a year and a week out? guest: normally, midterm elections are a referendum on the sitting president. the history is on the democrat side, but president trump is not like regular presidents and right

then on sunday, our live coverage continues at 1 pm with best-selling author liza monday with her book code girls, the untold story of the american women codebreakers of world war ii. national book award finalist patricia del scott with the firebrand and first lady, ortrick of a friendship . eleanor roosevelt and the struggle for social justice and creative writing professor erin sexton, author of the people are going to rise like the waters upon your sure, a story of american rage. watch our live coverage of the 2017 southern festival of books in nashville this weekend on c-span2's book tv. >> now we join live coverage of the hearing examining the threats posed by north korea. this is a house homeland security subcommittee just getting underway. >> and his maniacal regime have ratcheted up tensions with the united states at an alarming rate. with the knowledge that north korea conducted 20 missile test on over a dozen different occasions between february and september 2017, including tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles, many americans and our allies around the globe remain on

liza mundy, and national book award finalist patricia bell sc