welcome natalie. thank you i am delighted to be here with you. tell me why you wrote this book and what was your inspiration for writing. >> well i had been writing about education reform efforts here were many, somewhat involved in the education i was on the board of the charter school became fascinated by what was going on partly because i think education is so important i think it is our best hope for addressing and equity inside it society and breaking that society a multi generational poverty. there was a mystery that i wanted to solve essentially which was what happen when kids got to high school everything seemed to fall apart scores seem to be improving at the elementary level and i would go into classrooms and the kids either looked engaged but when you went into high school classrooms it was a different picture and the scores were not improving. nobody seems to understand why although there has been a lot of attention on the high school problem. when i stumbled upon really, i can't say i solve this mystery myself but i stumbled upon the

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>> no question, natalie. and it seems like north korea is using president trump's words and tweets for these launches. the president does not se seseem concerned with these tests. but they violate u.n. security council resolutions and they're raising tensions on the peninsula. the north korean officials feel this is something they're right to do. they are in the okay to go ahead and launch these missiles as an act of defense. we were going through the statements that were released a short time ago, from north korea. and one of the senior government officials cites president trump's words that a sovereign nation has a right to protect themselves. they say that's what they're doing. in the same statements, they slam south korea for the involvement in the u.s./south korea exercises. there's a lot of back and forth that will continue as we continue to monitor it. >> right. they always slam them for participating in these drills with the united states. thank you. >>> a presidential candidate is overcome by emotion

i'm natalie allen. this is "cnn newsroom."frey epstein, the multimillionaire who once boasted a stunning array of famous and powerful friends is dead. epstein was being eheld in jail accused of running a sex trafficking ring. he was found unresponsive in his cell saturday morning and pronounced dead in the hospital. prison officials call it an apparent suicide. his death comes after hundreds of pages of revealing documents was unsealed, detailing sex claims involving the millionaire. >> reporter: jeffrey epstein had been held in metropolitan correction facility since early july. he pleaded not guilty when prosecutors questioned him about sex trafficking. he was ordered to stay at the federal facility. prison officials say epstein was found dead in his cell early saturday morning. shocking news for epstein's accusers who continue to speak out since his arrest. >> did jeffrey epstein rape you? >> yeah, he raped me. >> reporter: she was angry at news of his death. i am jeffrey epstein won't have to face the survivors of his abuse

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. >>> hello, i'm natalie allen in atlanta. we continue to follow the breaking news from el paso, texas, the fbi is opening a domestic terrorism investigation into saturday's mass shooting at a shopping center there. at least 20 people died. another 26 have been injured. some we are told with life-threatening injuries. the 21-year-old suspected gunman surrendered at the scene and is in police custody. shoppers inside a walmart dove for cover as the shooter unloaded a volley of rapid gunfire. [ gunfire ] >> bystanders quickly tried to assist the multiple victims. we want to warn you this next video is very disturbing. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> help. help. help. >> we need cpr. we need cpr. >> terrified witnesses were still shaking as you can imagine as they described what they saw. >> we're in the freezer section and he heard the shots. at first we didn't think anything of it. kind of sounded like fireworks and started coming closer together and then he was like is that gunshots? i said, yes, people were running inside

karen. >> it is, natalie and george. it is one of the most infuriating things that we have seen over the past 24 hours. yes, we saw that rapid intensification where we zoomed from a category 1 to category 4. and it is expected to continue to strengthen. if i were staring this down and i lived in the florida panhandle, it would be terrifying to me. here's what we think is going to happen. right now it has supporting winds of 140 miles per hour. some higher gusts to 160. it's moving toward the west-northwest fairly steady at just about 10 miles an hour. now, here are the bahamas. the northwestern bahamas are currently under hurricane watches as well as warnings. there will be catastrophic damage as this continues to plow its way across the bahamas. but once it enters the florida strait all bets are off. will it make landfall across the florida peninsula? the computer models are just not as certain about that. as they have been in previous runs. here are the wind gusts. you can see the core here. that's where the strongest

i'm natalie allen at cnn center atlanta.he breaking news from el paso, texas. quite a tragedy there. the fbi opening now a domestic terrorism investigation into saturday's mass shooting at a shopping center there. at least 20 people were killed. another 26 hurt. some with life-threatening injuries, we are told. the 21-year-old suspected gunman surrendered at the scene. he is in police custody. shoppers inside a walmart dove for cover as the shooter unloaded a volley of rapid gunfire. [ gunshots ] what must be going through that person who was hiding there as he heard the gunshots. bystanders quickly tried to assist the multiple victims. we want to warn you, this next video is very disturbing. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> no! >> help! >> hey, we need cpr. we need cpr! help! >> terrified witnesses were still shaking, as you can imagine, as they described what they saw. >> we were in the freezer section, and he heard the shots. at first we didn't think anything of it. kind of sounded like fireworks. and then they starte

natalie martÍnez. natalie: gracias! alan: cÓmo estÁs? hace unos aÑos estuviste aquÍ con nosotros.ay? natalie: estoy en otra producciÓn. una historia que quiero decir. tambiÉn con la mÚsica. alan: qutiene que ver con? natalie: no puedo decir nada por ahora. es una historia de aquÍ de miami y se fue a california, es todo lo que puedo decir. alan: su familia que ha dicho de tu Éxito? natalie:muy orgullosos, mi mamÁ se pasa medio aÑo conmigo y medio aÑo en su casa. alanhace muy bien la seÑora. muchas gracias. 12 de septiembre no se pierdan el estreno y escuchen su canciÓn asÍ bailan y la ven al mismo tiempo. se ve extraordinaria. gracias! [mÚsica] karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y snapchat. revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com, univisiÓn now y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. francisca: ahora nos van a decir cÓmo preparar este arroz, no? es que quiero comer. laura: me estoy portando muy bien. [risas] francisca: esto serÁ más adelante. laura: vamos a continuar con altas temperaturas en este verano. todas queremos esta

>> reporter: that certainly was, natalie. i was in new york when we watched those live pictures unfold, and within hours i was on a flight back here to hong kong because to a lot of us watching, that seemed to be a real turning point, a potentially dangerous flashpoint really that protesters took a piece of infrastructure like hong kong's airport, which is known for its efficiency, and were able to grind it to a halt for two consecutive evenings. things at the airport are now back to normal. they are now checking people's boarding mapasses and passports before they're allowed in. i think the question is what's next? for those who have the intent of disruption, what can they do next to go bigger than the airport? that's the question to which we just don't know the answer right now. >> we'll know the answer pretty soon. will ripley for us, thank you. >>> well, the ceo of hong kong's flagship airline, cathay pacific, is out of a job. rupert hogg resigned late friday with hundreds of flights canceled and booking downes. to make t

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natalie's right, they'll all be up on another stage. maybe a few fewer candidates there, but that's in i couple weeks, particularly on stage. on that note, do you think team biden should be a little nervous? >> i think they should feel like they maintain the status quo last night. i don't think there were any game changing moments. >> looking ahead with elizabeth warren on this stage? they should be concerned? >> they should absolutely be concerned. but again, this idea of electability is built on the pundit class thought that joe biden is the only one that can win against president trump. voters have taken the role of pundits. my friends and neighbors are going to want to vote for someone like joe biden because he's steady, trusty, uncle joe. i think the voters are behaving like pundits. because of that, they have been convinced that joe biden is the electability candidate. >> voters can speak for themselves, i think they're more than that, right? >> they do, and that may very well be true. joe biden may be the best candidate, that's w

natalie and i were talking about this >> i was there yesterday, and i get stressed watching you. >> you do a great job. you stand so still. >> it is amazing the experience is amazing. you'll get a lot of friendly compliments from a lot of people >> yeah. >> they'll approach you and say how great you're doing. >> they should.

i'm natalie allen, coming to you live from atlanta. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> our stop story the alleged gunman apparently confessed at the time of his arrest and told police he was targeting mexicans. the new details are contained in the arrest affidavit, a sworn document by police about the facts of the case. it states the 21-year-old suspect told police, i'm the shooter. the affidavit also reveals why he drove more than 600 miles, or 1,000 kilometers, from his home near dallas, to carry out the attack. he told police he chose a city far from his home. and in the belief his family and friends would not know he was the gunman. 22 people died in the carnage including eight mexican nationals. 24 others were hurt. the widow of one victim, whose funeral was friday in mexico, had a message for the u.s. president. >> translator: i would ask mr. trump to not laugh again when someone to kill us. he laughed. together with everyone else. and that's not right. we aren't animals to be hunted in the street, as if we were animals. so wha

natalie brandis at the white house for the president spoke just a short time ago. natalie. >> the trade war with china taking a dramatic turn today with tariff hikes announced across both sides and the president urging u.s. companies to find an alternative to china. >> president trump launched his latest were with china just hours before leaving for the g7 summit in france. >> our economy is doing great. we are having a little spat with china and we will win it. >> late friday the president tweeted that terrace on $300 billion worth of chinese goods would increase from 10-15 % september 1 and current terrace on $250 billion in chinese products would rise from 25 to 30 % on october 1. this latestfor tat started writing morning when china said it would place new tariffs on $75 billion worth of u.s. products in response to a previously planned u.s. tariff hike regina said it would also move forward with previously postponed import duties on u.s.-made autos and auto parts. >> that is one of the areas where the chinese are punching the hardest. >> earlier in the day the

when you read it for more on this we go to react to correspondent natalie mcgill. with print journalism dying out i don't blame newspapers for trying everything under the sun to generate revenue the washington post has even allowed corporate sponsors the lease out their new xbox and so passers by 7 have a chance to win a mystery prize. but that's a much more wholesome way to generate ad revenue than a practice that accounted for 20 percent of all ad income for news media organizations in 2017 it's called native advertising while made to look like editorial content it's actually paid content and these papers biggest customers are oil companies and oil lobby yes like shell b.p. and the american petroleum institute who recently partnered with the post on the peace 10 natural gas be the key to lowering emissions well sure tad. if you're ok with the fact that drilling extraction and transporting natural gas releases methane and methane traps at least $86.00 times of war heat in the earth's atmosphere than carbon dioxide of course some people will say that any responsibl

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thank you, natalie. the results for uberare thank you, natalie. results for uber are out later today and we will make sure you know the numbers. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. china has released new trade figures that was better than expected despite mounting economic pressure from elevated us tariffs. the country's dollar—denominated exports injuly rose 3.3% from a year ago while imports fell 5.6% during the same period. the figures show that overall trade surplus last month was $45.06 billion. the trump administration has just announced a ban on federal agencies using huawei technology and services, among four other chinese tech giants. this comes at a time when america's biggest tech firms have been pressing for more clarity on what kind of business they can do with huawei. this is a shocking story. some 16,000 dairy cows could be culled in northern ireland, in the event of a no—deal brexit if new higher tariffs are applied to british milk, senior industry figures have warned. northern ireland is particularly vu

i'm natalie morales. and i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline on mynetworktv. at things were getting really bad. there was no fear of anything like what happened. i don't know if something snapped. i was shocked. and i couldn't say anything. natalie morales: a doctor comes home, but not for long. i think my wife is having a stroke. natalie morales: an hour later, she was back at the hospital she had just left. she had this blank stare in her eyes. natalie morales: three days later, she was dead. i said, she's my child. i gave birth to her. i want to know what happened to her. natalie morales: at first, it was just a medical mystery. i'm seeing a healthy white female, who for all intents and purposes should be alive. to them, this was out of this world.

natalie perks, bbc news.s at the world triathlon 0lympic qualification event in tokyo. jess learmonth and georgia taylor—brown were in first and second place but were disqualified because they crossed the finish line hand in hand, which is a breach of the rules. england have had a rocky start in the second ashes test against australia at lord's, as play got under way today after yesterday was washed out. today also saw the famous cricket ground turn red from the hoardings to the players‘ helmets. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson explains why. andrew strauss took the applause here countless times as a player. today it meant something more. today he had his sons with him. they even rung the bell to ceremonially start the day and red was for their mum. ruth strauss died of a rare form of lung cancer. to turn lords red was to make it her day. this is about gaining awareness for the ruth strauss foundation work that is going to help people with rare forms of lung cancer, and to support those with terminal diagn

natalie brand is in dayton, ohio.>> reporter: a steady stream of community members visited with scene of sunday's mass shooting in dayton, ohio to pay their respects. nine victims were killed and at least 27 others wounded in the attack. investigators identified 24- year-old connor betts is the shooter police say he was carrying nar 15 like rifle. >> he would've had 250 rounds maximum in his possession at the time. >> if police had not stopped him and he made it into the establishment where hundreds of people were dancing hundreds would have died. >> reporter: police responded in less than a minute confronting him outside a bar called red peppers. six officers open fire and killed him. police are piecing together the minutes leading up to the shooting massacre but have no motive to explain why it happened. >> we are not through all the evidence. >> reporter: the deceased ranged in age from 22 to 57 the youngest was the shooter's own sister megan betts. the siblings traveled to dayton together along with the man described as the sisters companion who was wounded but survived. six of th

natalie morales: they were a young couple in a hurry to make their fortune. marc's sister: 50s, 100s, 20s, piles of money. natalie morales: building a life, until one life ended all too soon. 911 operator: what happened to your husband, ma'am? michelle despain: i believe he's-- he's dead. he was laying on the floor and i got scared. i ran out the house. natalie morales: a young father murdered in broad daylight. did it look like a robbery? lots of valuables left behind.

natalie brand, cbs news in dayton, ohio. >>> jury deliberations continue in the ghost ship trial and the jury is trying to decide whether derick almena and max harris are responsible for the 2016 fire that killed 36 and the each face 39 years in prison if convicted. defense attorneys said the fire was a case of arson they could not have prevented and we will bring the verdict when it's announced. >>> a plan to replace a controversial mural at a san francisco high school gets pushed back. anne makovec has more on the new call to save it. >> reporter: several african- american leaders in san francisco want the school board to change its mind and they are starting a petition that would allow that mural to stay. >> save it and learn from it and teach from it. >> reporter: the controversial mural is called the life of washington and it's on display at washington high school since 1936 and shows george washington as a slave owner and on one panel, a native american man is lying dead at the feet of white explorers print many students have found it offensive ended in june, the school board v

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. >> natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: the dow jones opened slightly lower tuesday with the trump administration considering new tax cuts and the white house is disputing the washington post report that a payroll tax cut is on the table. payroll taxes are taken out of work or paychecks to fund social security and medicare and if that tax is lowered, people will have more take-home pay and it's seen as a way to increase spending and possibly delay a recession. a majority of economists predict the u.s. is headed to a recession by 2021, at the latest. a slowdown could threaten the president's ability to campaign on the economy going into the 2020 election. the white house downplays concerns. >> the fundamentals of our economy are very strong and you know it. we have more people working in this country right now than ever before in the nation's history. >> reporter: on twitter on tuesday, the president retweeted vice president mike pence's comments kid, saying the economy is thriving in the auto industry is roaring back in michigan. the vice president spoke to leaders monday one

natalie brand is in dayton for us. what kind of reception can mr. trump expect? >> reporter: well, brook, there are reports of expected protests in both cities where emotions are still so raw. here in dayton we watched community members experience intense pain and grief over the massacre, but we've also seen frustration and anger and demands for gun safety. president trump is flying to dayton, ohio, and then el paso, texas, two communities grieving from this weekend's mass shootings that killed more than 30 people. >> what he wants to do is go to these communities and grieve with them, pray with them, offer condolences. >> reporter: this trip is not without controversy. president trump's rhetoric has been divisive. >> this is an invasion. >> reporter: people in both cities question if she should fill his role as comforter in chief. >> may god bless them in toledo. >> reporter: beyond the name mixup, the mayor says the president's comments have fallen short. >> his rhetoric has been painful for many in our community, and i think people should stand up and say they

our panelists are natalie, johnny, michelle and heather and you can purchase copies of their books from vendors outside and you can find the times are authors will be signing in your programs. you will hear from our panelists for about 40 minutes and open the floor to questions. please come to the podium to answer your questions. be careful of the ramp. help me welcome our moderator for this panel pamela, the director of the mississippi museum in mississippi history and civil rights museum. [applause] >> good morning. this is the first time that this panel has been in the morning. so thank you so much for coming out. i'm going to do a small little introduction of all of our panelists. we have natalie who is the director of new college and professor of social and cultural studies in education at the university of alabama. she is co-author and american icon and coeditor of geographics of girlhood identity in between and give her a hand please. [applause] doctor favors received his phd in north carolina and in maine phd in history from the ohio state university. he is a sister professor of

attacks, natalie? >> reporter: liz, tonight,, several candidates went after biden on his long record in public office, putting the front runner on the defensive once again? front runner and former vice president, joe biden, was center stage at wednesday's debate, positioned for a rematch with california senator kamala harris. they clashed over healthcare plans. >> anytime somebody says you're going to get something good in 10 years, you should wonder what it will take 10 years. >> in 2019 in america, for a democrat to be running for president with a plan that does not cover everyone i think is without excuse. >> reporter: biden took heat from new jersey senator cory booker over references to the obama legacy. >> you info president obama more than this campaign. you can't do it when it's convenient, and then dodge it when it's not. >> reporter: the two authors part of the criminal justice records. >> for the entire eight years he was mayor, there was nothing done to deal with the police department. >> t

natalie brand looks at what's being done to make that happen. >> reporter: president trump and mitchwill move on gun legislation when congress returns next month. >> he wants to do background checks and i do too and i think a lot of republicans do. >> reporter: house democrats and gun control advocates gathered on capitol hill to urge the senate to take up legislation the house passed in february. hr-8 expands background checks for private firearm purchases at gun shows and online. >> is it the solution to all this violence? it is not. but 95% of americans support it because they believe it is a significant and important step to take. >> reporter: the senate majority leader said discussions right now are focusing on background checks and support for state level red flag laws. the white house has said the president and the president's daughter ivanka trump have been reaching out to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> there is no place in america where you can feel safe from gun violence. >> reporter: gun violence prevention advocate christian heyney says they must pass a law with

i wonder if you could tell us a little bit about natalie and what is known about her disappearance.- very dynamic. she is heavily involved in not only astrophysics, her profession, but also in uniting children and directing girls with the motto of i can, to say that you can actually achieve anything. it is with great shock that we have learned of her disappearance. how big is the search operation for her? it is extensive, it is over the entire island. obviously there have been land, sea and air helicopters. as we speak they are circling. we have now sent a team from cyprus, a team of volunteers, people who care for and loved natalie and to do mountaineering climbing, because she did mountaineering and climbing. she isa did mountaineering and climbing. she is a cyclist, she rides, she walks. we have got a whole team who are going over to look for her. sorry to interrupt, she was on a run is my understanding and apparently had her mobile phone with her. is it possible to track that? there have been extensive searches and they have been trying from various angles to do that. we cannot s

let's go to redacted tonight correspondent natalie mcgill . apparently the hot trend this month is googling the words florida man and your birth date the see what jacked up headline you get but no one ever talks about the many smart professional people in the sunshine state all you have to do to learn about the real florida is watch their local news a man accused of destroying a liquor store in okaloosa county told police he was in alice in wonderland matthew horse jones also said a caterpillar smoking is told him to do it tonight a woman is sitting in jail with tuesday of shooting her boyfriend after a fight over snoring a local man who like in some self to the joker arrested on a weapon charge is now out of jail and there's no prove me waving a gun around i know but i kind of night i did not have a gun on. someone who altered his face to look like a comic book villain you have to applaud him for his honesty and thankfully in 201865 percent of florida voters were honest with themselves about the importance of democracy for every floridian whe

>> dickerson: natalie brand in west virginia tonight. we have breaking news tonight in the death of angels' pitcher tyler skaggs. the toxicology report just out says skaggs had the opioids fentanyl and oxycodone in his system along with alcohol, and that he choked on his own vomit. skaggs was found on his bed in his texas hotel room july 1st. he was 27. alabama's republican governor, kay ivey, spent today dodging calls to resign after becoming the latest white politician to be swept into scandal over the wearing of blackface. major garrett reports. >> i offer my heartfelt apologies for my participation in something from 52 years ago that i find deeply regrettable. >> reporter: amid calls for her resignation, alabama governor kay ivey said she's not going anywhere, adding, "alabama is a far cry from the segregationist hotbed it was in the 1960s." >> well, we have come a long way. we still have a long way to go. rv reporter: in a 1967 interview with the auburn student radio station, ivey and her then- fiancÉe, ben laravia, reveal they part

where did natalie go >> i told her to do something. >> i'm riding in like a prom queen.. joining us for a quick little spin on our plaza. giving us a great performance today, as well we're excited. this is amazing. you know how to come in in style, for sure. >> that's what we do >> you know how to treat a lady. that's for sure, guys. they're going to give us a performance on the plaza coming up >> love it >> that's going to be fantastic. >> ready for a crowd moment? >> got one for us? >> i'm looking for jodie and dave from birmingham birmingham, michigan hey there, guys. >> hi. >> welcome. >> good to see you >> good to see you this is your 15th anniversary? >> yes. >> celebrating on the plaza. >> billie joel tonight. >> very good i also understand that, dave, she has a crush on somebody. >> yes, she does >> who >> mr. carson daly. >> well, nothing says 15th anniversary than carson daly. >> nice to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> dave wants a picture of the two of you together. >> thanks for being here pleasure to see you. >> such a pleasure thank you so much. i've loved

natalie teran jolie has the story. >>don't be surprised if you see the word bulletproof next to school supplies this year as a parent, it's scary. it's very scarr and really this was getting some back to school shopping done at the office max on broadway in craig crossed guard dog security brand bulletproof backpacks are still here. she said she was sad to see them in the store that think they're necessary there's so many crazy things going. >>the easiest target to go after. >>these bulletproof backpacks sell for up to $300 this one that sold at officemax and office depot cost $119 it house life is priceless. the backpacks are lighter than you might think and they really look and feel like an ordinary backpack. >>the label says it offers level protection that's enough to stop a bullet from a 44 magnum handgun bulletproof backpacks are growing in popularity guard does security's founder yasser sake cecile spike this time of the year. >>when kids get ready to head back to school or after school shooting. but he says with

thank you, natalie.d and england international wayne rooney has been at the derby county training ground today, talking about becoming a player/coach at pride park. rooney still has more than two seasons left on the contract he signed with major league soccer side, dc united, last summer but the rams are hoping he can help them back into the premier league. on the pitch, derby have opened their season with a win at huddersfield in the championship. tom lawrence scored twice for the visitors in the first half — including a superb finish from outside the box. karlan grant did pull one back for huddersfield, but it wasn't enough as derby saw the game out, winning 2—1. arsenal have agreed a deal to sell defender laurent koscielny to bordeaux for a fee that could be worth £5 million. the 33—year—old centre back, who had a year left on his contract at arsenal, refused to travel on their preseason tour to the usa and is undergoing a medical in france today. just a day after losing the ashes opener, england have

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like kids around me, and she was like, natalie, like someone just shot up the garlic festival. and i had to like -- i had to remain calm because i had kids all around me. >> reporter: outside the prayer event members wrote cards for survivors and victims. throughout the day people had been lining up to buy their own "gilroy strong" t-shirts at a local silk screening shops. among those in lines 13-year-old nicoleela and 16-year-old nicolette. two sisters who were at the festival with their father. when the shots started they separated. >> the second i saw everyone else running and shouting i just -- i just ran. >> reporter: their father paul trying to find them ran toward the gunshots and instead found keyla salazar. he was one of the last people to be with her before she died. >> he told her you're going to be okay, you're going to be okay. sorry. and then he was like, we've got to help her. and everyone was just running. >> they put hay bails up just in case the shooter was not dead yet. they were putting hay bails up. and when the cop got there, she passed away. >> reporter:

. >> sunday, afterwards with journalist natalie >> those kids don't have the background knowledge. it's not they can't make a difference. they make inferences in their lives all the time. toddlers can make an inference. that's not the problem so much as they lack the background knowledge and vocabulary to understand the passage. and that has been a big problem, overlooked. >> watch afterwards sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> joining us on newsmakers this week, david mcintosh, former congressman, president of tax cuts for growth. joining us is alex

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our sports correspondent natalie pirks looks at the safety of football stars who are both famous andof a new season is usually start of optimism. but for sead kolasinic and mesut ozil, it is fraught with anxiety. mesut ozil was at the wheel and the players terrified twice in the back, their car was traced to a local restau ra nt. car was traced to a local restaurant. in a separate incident two men were arrested outside mesut ozil's hours and charged with public order offences. both players have not played since. are you confident that, mentally, they are ready to play? 10096. | that, mentally, they are ready to play? 10096. i want to help them to be normal with us, timing, thinking, ina bubble, be normal with us, timing, thinking, in a bubble, taking the focus for each match. it's notjust arsenal who have been affected. next write watford's training ground, they've beefed up their security in light of what was my cabin. the club wouldn't confirm that but they did say they're confirm that but they did say they‘ re constantly reviewing confirm that but they did say they're constantly r

is another one coming natalie. reverend abby jerram and she hopes that ice agents will avoid entering places of worship the church is now one of 50 religious communities offering sanctuary. the church has also started an information campaign preparing undocumented immigrants for deportation raids and how to avoid arrest mainly by refusing to open the door. let us once again that the community is not backing down or holding vigils so that rosa know they will protect her even if the champ administration is taking a different stance. germany is tightening its deportation laws those clean political persecution are still gracia protection but one asylum requests are turned down people are being forced out of the country more quickly and with more extreme measures than used to be the case. at munich's airport a dozen nigerian nationals are taken to a chartered plane for deportation. 5 people on the passenger list are missing they may have gone into hiding 12 migrants board the aircraft accompanied by 3 times as many poli

welcome natalie. thank you i am delighted to be here with you. tell me why you wrote this book and what was your inspiration for writing. >> well i had been writing about education reform efforts here were many, somewhat involved in the educati i