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8 - 9 pm ET Booknotes (Re-air 11 pm and 2 am ET) Author Randall Kenan discusses his book Walking on Water: Black American Lives at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century, published by Knopf. 8 - 9 pm ET Booknotes (Re-air 11 pm and 2 am ET) Author Randall Kenan discusses his book Walking on Water: Black American Lives at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century, published by Knopf. 10 pm ET Road to the White House 2000 re-air 11 pm ET Booknotes re-air C-SPAN2 PROGRAM SCHEDULE: SUNDAY, APRIL 25 Book TV Continues 12 noon Biography on Book TV From a speech tapes at the Richard Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, CA, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger discusses the third volume of his memoirs titled Years of Renewal (Simon & Schuster) (re-airs at 12 midnight). 1:30 pm Live from the L.A. Times Festival of Books Brian Lamb, author of Booknotes: Life Stories (Times Books), moderates a panel of biographers discussing their craft. Panelists include Jean Strouse, Margaret Leslie Davis, and Suzanne Muchnic. 5 pm Live from the L.A. Times Festival of Books A discussion entitled "Gay Talese's America" featuring Gay Talese and moderated by Jim Ragan. C-SPAN PROGRAM SCHEDULE: MONDAY, APRIL 26 7 - 9 am ET LIVE Washington Journal LIVE 7 - 8 am ET With Robert Kagan, Contributing Editor, Weekly Standard LIVE 8 - 9 am ET An interview with Frank Llewellyn of the Democratic Socialists of America 9 - 11:30 am ET LIVE American Presidents: Life Portraits - Andrew Jackson LIVE from the Hermitage mansion in Nashville, TN. Guests include: Robert Remini, author of Andrew Jackson, Marsha Mullin, Curator of the Hermitage, Larry McKee, Chief Archaeologist for the Hermitage and Andrew Jackson VI, a direct descendant of the former president. 11:30 am ET Public Affairs Programming 12:30 pm ET LIVE U.S. House of Representatives (Tentative) 8 pm ET Prime Time Public Affairs C-SPAN2 PROGRAM SCHEDULE: MONDAY, APRIL 26 8 am ET Public Affairs Programming 1 pm ET LIVE U.S. Senate 8 pm ET Public Affairs Programming

This Week in Television History: CHINA BEACH premieres on the ABC-TV network on April 26, 1988. The series focused on the lives of the women who served at a Da Nang army hospital

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