it was really will put by author melinda lowe that has written a lot of articles on the web. she states that diverse books have to do with lgbt characters disabled characters and focus on issues of race, religion and non- western settings. what i have just defined for you is all of the books that liam lowe publishes as well as all of the books that these authors have published as well. alright so. all right so. we will start with some questions let's talk about the cover of two boys kissing which we should be able to see right behind me. the image is a little interpretation of what the book is about and has the same time has led to numerous book challenges because as we all know many books that are challenged are by people who have never read the book. so, tell us briefly about the book and what kind of statement you are trying to make with the cover? also, where you prepared for the pushback it would receive in terms of challenges the book is about many things is based on a true story and they make the records for the continuous kiss. they don't have much of a narc. there ar

students from low-income families are getting some help.. from the bill and melinda foundation. it's awarded 10-million dollars to the d.c. college access program. the program targets wards seven and eight, where nearly half of children live in poverty. the program prepares students for college, and provides scholarships. the grant, plus a one-million dollar gift from monumental sports owner ted leonsis will benefit about 600 students. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - today a repeat of yesterday - warming trend late week (80s return) - remaining very dry; rain chances return next week today: mostly sunny. highs: 72-77 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. patchy fog. lows: 45-56 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 78-81 winds: s 5-10 mph monologue last night from comedian jimmy kimmel. coming up-- why the massacre in las vegas hit especially close to home for him. hard for late night comic jimmy kimmel. the visibly emotional host talked about it in his opening monologue. we will have much more from jimmy more from jimmy kimmel's monologue,

melinda. tell us how together is germany twenty seven years after unification. well germany has made enormous strides economically unemployment in most parts of the east is almost as low as in the west and the centers of eastern german cities tend to look as tidy and prosperous as this western city of minds but there are still big economic caps productivity in the east is twenty percent lower than in the west g.d.p. twenty seven percent lower and perhaps the biggest barriers though are invisible ones a survey this week by the bills newspaper showed that sixty two percent of west germans but fully three quarters of eastern germans say there is still something like a berlin wall in people's minds deep deep divisions and as you said those divisions were very much in evidence during the recent national election ten days ago when in some parts of the east the far right alternative for germany party the a.f.d. came in with the largest share of the vote twenty seven percent in saxony compared to thirteen percent nationally overall and that absolutely reflects frustration with the mainstream political elite and a sense on the part of many many east germans that they have some

it's very low because he has unrealized capital gains, deductions for charitable contributions, gives money to his family foundations, bill and melindaates foundation, capital gains below the surface, all of those deductions shelters and stuff are perfectly legal and they should be removed to be very honest but they aren't but now they go get the normal guy who is working hard to raise marginal tax rate and makes no sense whatsoever. but, if that's the price we have to pay, we have to pay it. it's a great bill he has, i wish they stop doing the silly buzz-kills and irritants. stuart: the market seems to believe that, yes, we will get a tax cut and stimulative. on our screens we are showing futures going up about 20, 30 points adding onto last week's very large gains. investors seem to be seeing through this concentrating on, yes, he will get it done and, b, the tax cuts for corporations will help stimulate the economy. >> that's the big one, corporate tax rate reduction going from 35 to 20 is wonderful. i still wish it had gone to 15. that's the real stimulus to the economy. fantastic and creates basis future prosperity. stuart: i kn