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join us on facebook for your part in the discussion. now, it's called the gulf of california, but don't get confused. our destination is a stretch of water the size of uruguay situated between mainland mexico and a jutting peninsular. thought to be one of the most diverse seas on the planet, it is home to a unique and rich ecosystem which enjoys protected status in a variety of zones. those zones are good news for, amongst others, dolphins and less photogenically, local fishermen. that's because with industrial fishing banned, both fish and tourist numbers are on the rise. >> legendary undersea explorer jaques cousteau once called the gulf of california the "aquarium of the world". it stretches along one thousand kilometers and is home to a vast variety of fish species, invertebrates and marine mammals. this spectacular biodiversity is the result of sustained conservation efforts. in 1995, cabo pulmo at the southern tip of mexico's baja california peninsula was made a national marine park. >> this area used to be heavily fished. but tha

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us on twitter. like us on facebook or visit our website at cspan.org/history. join american history tv sunday marking the 150th anniversary of the surrender of appomattox. confederate general robert e. lee met ulysses s. grant. met ulysses s. grant. we'll be live from appomattox courthouse sunday as historians reflect on the lat battles. and explore the legacy of appomattox. we'll take your phone calls for authors david blight and elizabeth barren. live sunday here on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> were you a fan of c-span's first lady series? first ladies is now a book published by public affairs looking inside the personal life of every first lady in american history. based on original interviews with more than 50 preeminent historians and biographer p learn details of all 45 first ladies that made these women who they were, their lives ambitions and unique partnerships with their presidential spouses. the book t request first ladies presidential historians on the live of 45 american women" provides lively stories of these fascinating women who survived

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watch us in hd like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >>> with congress out this week for their spring recess we are featuring american history tv in primetime. each year, time magazine selects a single person who had the most influence on events during the previous 12 months. if the same question were posed in the year 1865 who would "time" have selected as the person of the year? the library of virginia and the american civil war museum invited five hist tore yaps to present their arguments for their candidates. next author and historian elizabeth brown pryor nominates clara parten who the audience ultimately declared the whipper. this is about 45 minutes. >> our next speaker elizabeth brown pryor burst onto the scene in 2007 with the publication of "reading the man, a portrait of robert e. lee through his private letters"le. the book received eventually every prize in the world i think elizabeth, the lincoln prize, our jefferson davis award, the richard b . harwell book award and the richard slatten award for excellence in virginia biography. i personally had the opportunity

you can also find us on facebook twitter and instagram. >>> tonight, rallies on the streets of san francisco as the supreme court considders an hist orc ruling on same-sex marriage. and same sex marriage could become legal nation wide. today, the justices spent two hours questioning both sides of the argument. and they will have to decide if states that don't allow gay marriage should recognize marriages from other states that do. and the decision is not expected until un until until late june. and do you know how president gorge w. bush lit the fuse that led to that moment. for more on the story behind the head lines, join us for a special documentary, it debuts right here on nbc bay area. >>> not so fast, the recently overturned conviction of berry bonds could be headed to extra innings. they have urged the 9th circuit court of appeals to hold off on the ruling that overturned his felony of ubstructing justice. this stems from the steroids scandal. >>> another step forward today for a controversial vaccine bill. they approved legislation that would no longer allow parents to opt out. >> it

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watch us in hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> this year, c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at our recent victory to also, oklahoma. you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> the african-american community here in tulsa was started by a real estate person from arkansas. his name was old w gurley. he bought 40-plus acres in this area in early 21st century, and he began to develop this area, selling real estate to individual blacks who wanted to own property. the historic greenwood area is the area where he bought this property. it became known as the black wall street because of the number of business developers and entrepreneurs that came to because although blacks were not allowed to work in the oil fields, there was a lot of opportunity for those people who worked for the wealthier people who were in the oil business and so there was a lot of promise. good jobs. good paying jobs. the people took advantage of it. in the greenwood area, you have doctors. you have lawyers. you ha

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>> if you like the recipe for this dish, you can e-mail us at sfgtv@sfgov.org or reach out to us on facebook or twitter and we >> that good afternoon i'd like to call the order of regular meeting of san francisco public utilities commission tuesday, april 14, 2015 roll call please. commissioner president caen commissioner vietor commissioner courtney commissioner moran and we have quorum. >> thank you, commissioners before you you have the minutes of march 24th 2015 any corrections or additions. >> i'll move approval. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. i opposed the motion carries and i'm not calling for public comment so i don't have to put any money in the jar now i'd like to call for public comment for those items that are not on today's agenda i don't have any speaker cards seeing none, next item. >> item 57 communications. >> yes. commissioner. >> thank you on the advanced calendar several items the commissioners asked for information from the staff this have been there no notice as to what the status is not a delivery date and nothing you up a summary in the process let me ask staff fo

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