sit in paris, famous paintings, and so fascinating friendship that is at the center of this book. and that s just a quick preview of some of the books coming up by bloomsbury, you re watching book tv on c-span2. book tv is on instagram, follows us for publishing news, schedule updates and behind the scenes pictures and videos. instagram.com slash book under score tv. jonathan petropooulos is a professor and he s the author of this book artist under hitler collaboration and survival in nazi germany. where did the idea of writing art come from? this is a completion of a trilogy and the idea began when i was at harvard university and i went to graduate school to study french history and my first semester of graduate school, the professor said, you are going to specialize on this topic soon enough so i want you to write a research paper on a different topic, different area, i had been studying german undergraduate for a couple of years and i was interested in world war ii
joining us on book tv is lisa warren of the capitol press which is what lisa? we do nonfictions books. any types of nonfiction books? several different categories are very strong for us, music, pop culture, history, military history and a wellness book called life-long books. what are some that are coming out that you want to talk about? first one is honor before gloriened it s about a segregated unit of japanese soldiers who volunteered to serve while they were in camp and they went on to be known as the go for broke regiments, 2,000 soldiers who could not break free follow the german enemy. it s a thrilling, nail-biting book and makes you feel proud to be an american. one is in the mountains. this one is called the chosen few. it s by greg who is a veteran reporter at usa today. his name may be familiar to you, a dc favorite. it s about a single company of troopers that was chosen to put it nicely to go and try to win hearts and minds in the mown tapes of afghan
our first sunday morning broad cast. are we going to see 70 degrees? a great way to describe it. it s going to be a wonderful day. yesterday was nice, but breezy. it was brisk. it was brisk with that breeze and i advised you to bring that light jacket and today it s going to be better. we re going to hold to to the sunshine. the sunshine is beautiful out there. a view of the title basin and we have the jefferson memorial for you and your day planner. lots of sunshine, wall-to-wall sunshine today. already 65 degrees by 1:00. 68 at 4:00, that s dropping down from our high temperature of 70 degrees today. notice how light those winds are going to be out of the south, is the east. 7 miles per hour at 4:00 and the winds remain on the light side all day long. with the clear skies and calm winds it s down to 34 degrees at manassas. that s why the frost advisories were issued. hopefully you got your plants in late last night if you have plants or need to cover your tender pla
storm with heavy downpours and strong, gusty wind, maybe even with some lightning, isolated thunderstorms tomorrow and monday as the storm continues into next week. wind gusts by 11:00 tomorrow morning will range from 25 to about 40 miles per hour across the area. wind will be intensified on monday. i will give you a closer look at the seven-day forecast a little later. jr: thank you so much. the wind and rain is about to hit the bay area late tonight into tomorrow. some areas may be feeling the size of the storm harder than others. we learn who is and is not canceling events and why. a little chardonnay at lafayette food and wine festival. we typically have around 400 vendors, and we usually expect to get somewhere around 65,000 people for the weekend, so it is a big event. organizers are keeping close tax on the weather with the possibility of drenching rain and gusting wind. our motto is when it rains, we pour, and we will be happy to pour wine for anyone who c
video from earlier the fire broke out around two p.m. firefighters seem to have gotten control of the fire around three p.m. this is the corner of delaware and 35th avenue here in oakland laurel district. the fire also started several spot fires along 5 80. we re told that three lanes of westbound traffic on 5 80. are closed as fire crews worked to stop the spread. now the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we have been told that about 7500 residents are currently without power in the area. some of the residents we spoke to say there was a homeless encampment nearby. this area has seen a similar fire two years ago. that was really bad, you know? i was scared of house being burned out. you know, the in law unit. it s our backhaus. kind of a man came. it literally burned down. it s i mean, the back of it is burned completely . the walls gone, and i saw them spraying water through the whole thing. again four homes destroyed no reports of any injuries except for the