he is with the assembly of first nations regional chief of canada., i last saw him on labor day weekendnorth dakota at the resistance camp. this is an astonishing gathering of members of over 201st nations and tribes from across the americas. why do you think, kevin hart, this is so important, this gathering that you came to as well? >> we know all too well that canada is the biggest exporter .f oil for myself as a leader from canada, it is very concerning that i have the portfolio of water in alternative energy. when i was sent down to the standing rock sioux nation as an observer, uni were on the ground and witnessed first-hand the violence that occurred to the women in the protectors on the ground. and leading up to that, we see the escalation of violence that is occurring on the ground at the standing rock sioux nation at the camp. amy: how historic is this gathering in native american history? >> well, the historic part of it is that we knew where the camp is situated, standing rock, the last time a large gathering and camp occurred at that spot was just before the little bighorn b

francis the first nation to hail eisenhower for his crusade in europe.he french love liberty, and under hitler they faced slavery. this ally likes ike, too. across the english channel, which hitler could not cross, the people of battered london who never would yield to the blitz surrendered to ike. president eisenhower: to every londoner who has taken one of my soldiers into his home, you will always have my profound gratitude. to everyone who has smiled at one of my men, iou thanks, also. all history tor remember. ladies andisenhower: gentlemen, you have listen to the words of the great commander. a man who is proved not only his capacity to organize, but ,egulate the movement of armies who has chose a capacity for making great nations march together, more truly united than they ever have before. kansan conquered britain. america, thein wife all the world calls mamie was the first to say, i like ike. >> bursting with pride and a great friend, a great guy, who understands that washington belongs not to a president but to the people. president eisenhower:

i have many, many miles on the river and many happy memories at clothing america's first national riverthe buffalo national river. teddy roosevelt led the charge to protect america's wild places and special places. he believed in the strenuous life. now, more than ever our families need to get outdoors and enjoy america. that's the why if you're watching this show, i'm in acadia, maine hiking in the northeast participating in the 100-mile challenge. so i urge everybody in america this fall to support our centennial for the national parks and get outside, america. >> all day today, american history tv is marking the national park service centennial. and we talked with members of congress about the national parks and historic sites in their states. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >>> 100 years ago in august 1916, president will signed legislation to mark the national park service. we continue now with another stop on the c-span cities tour. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> we are sitting in the former sales room for the ryans mart auction complex. originally this b

the grammy winnning christian rock band "for king and country" is bringing their first national ?christmas tour to town. they sing all the classic carols... with a modern twist. the show starts at seven. toss to dave... ((vanessa tossback... tossb coming up in the 5 o'clock hour of good day tampa bay: we continue to follow by causing some ?major damage. fox 13's shayla reaves is live at the scene. also ahead in the five o'clock hour of good day... mcdonald's worker nationwide are walking off the job. how workers are rallying to keep the "fight for 15" developing overnight: weapons stolen from a bay area gun store. we're live as detectives work to figure out who's responsible. ((jen students will return to class today at ohio state... less than a day after a frightening attack injured nearly a dozen people on campus. ((walter and we made it through black friday and cyber monday... now it's time for "giving tuesday." toys and food to those that need them the most... today. good morning and welcome to good day tampa bay at 5 a-m. i'm walter allen. it is tuesday november 29. and i'm j

it was the first national broadcast of a presidential election... the 1952 race between dwight eisenhower and adlai stevenson. walter cronkite was in the anchor chair. (cronkite) no state has been decided as yet. general eisenhower is leading at this particular moment it was the first time the network (collingwood) this is not a joke or a trick, it's an experiment. we think it's going to work newsman charles collingwood struggled to explain the univac... an enormous computer housed miles away in philadelphia. 09:47:35 on the right of the univac there's something that looks like a typewriter. that's the way univac talks. but not always on cue. 09:48:04 can you say something univac? have you got anything to say to the television audience? you're a very impolite machine i must say 09:49:44 have you got a prediction for us univac? a with the early version of a hands-free microphone. 09:55:10 i'll put on this gadget if that's alright for reporter doug edwards it led to an on-air mishap. 09:52:12 "the republic" - microphone drops.. "excuse me." even with

this was the first national championship. >>> fsu florida won't play for a trophy on saturday. check this out. it's fitting. you have to logo that's 160 pounds. 160 in total. the top detaches. think of whoever wins this thing. >> that's why you aren't a sports celebrity. >> i still hit the jim. we'll be back. z26lvz zy6z y26lvy yy6y y26jvy yy6y hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. happy thanksgiving from publix. >>> you could say this black bear was thankful of this family in florida that left the garage door open. he went straight for the cakes and skipped the pies. >> i'm straight for the apple our gigantic meatball topped with parmesan cream sauce and stuffed with delicious melted mozzarella. captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now a "late show" thanksgiving message. >> hi, i'm a thanksgiving turkey here wi

. >> reporter: it was the first national broadcast of a presidential election. the 1952 race between dwight eisenhower and stevenson. walter cronkite was in the anchor chair. >> general eisenhower is leading at this particular moment. >> reporter: it was the first time the network used a computer to predict the outcome of an election. >> this is not a joke or a trick. it's an experiment. we think it's going to work. >> reporter: newsman charles cullingwood struggled to explain the univac, house the several miles away. >> on the right of the univac is something that looks like a typewriter. that is the way univac talks. univac? have you anything to say to the television audience? you're a very impolite machine, i must say. you got a prediction for us, univac? >> reporter: the team also struggled with the early version of a hands-free microphone. >> i'll put on this gadget. is that all right? >> reporter: for reporter doug edwards, it led to an on-air mishap. >> the republican -- excuse me. >> reporter: even with a few hiccups, the newscast was considered a triump

sponsored they legislation that will establish the first national library of medicine. is library will provide the nation with a vital medical research facility, the largest in the world, safeguard priceless and irreplaceable medical journals that are now housed in antiquated quarters. the people of massachusetts also , he that if a direct result founded the one conference of senators. this conference brought together 12 when senators, republicans and democrats, -- new england senators, republicans and democrats. senator, since the people of massachusetts have always been at it in your personal and professional life, we would like to share with them in recollection some of the intimate highlights of the last few years. let's begin with that day in january, 1953, when they beloved alan w barkley swore you and as junior senator from massachusetts. as your entry into the senate political important event, your wedding was a romantic highlight of that year. ♪ another highlight in both your lives, of course, was the birth last november of your daughter caroline, and her christ

both pipelines face massive resistance from canadian first nations, who held a ceremony tuesday in which more nations signed on to a treaty declaring they would fight all new tar sands infrastructure. 112 canadian first nations and some u.s. native american tribes of now signed the continent-wide treaty alliance against tar sands expansion, including the standing rock sioux tribe in north dakota and the white earth nation in minnesota. in washington, d.c., former vice president al gore has spoken out against another pipeline, the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline, while speaking at the "new york times" global leader'' collective conference. >> investment in these pipeline infrastructure projects will be amortized over 50 to 75 years, and we need that capital to flow into renewables. this standing rock project is an atrocity. it is an absolute atrocity. i wish that president obama would step in before there is more violence out there against those -- they call themselves water protectors. this is an embarrassment to our country. all of those promises have been broken for so long, using

. >>> back now with the story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgiving was proclaimed nearly two and a half centuries for helping turn the crucial swing state of pennsylvania republican red for the first time in years. here's harry smith. >> reporter: the market in york, pennsylvania, was built more than a hundred years ago. york was once a hotbed of heavy industry. but york county has long been reliably republican. this is trump country. and these folks want you to hear this. >> you know, you gotta give him a chance. >> no matter which side of the fence you come down on, i think you should give the >> reporter: and just in case you didn't get it -- >> they gotta give the man a chance. >> reporter: -- york is a red county with a bit of blue downtown, and it reflects the quantum shift that's happening in this state. just this appear, the pennsylvania republican party enrolled almost a quarter million new voters and saw nearly 100,000 democrats switch to the gop. this guy gets it. can you trust? >> we need to fix harrisburg. >> reporter: that'

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yet his first national security briefing as president-elect today. when barack obama his first briefing it was at a secure location in chicago. he said he was lucky there were bars of the windows because he wanted to jump out the window. you are getting detailed information on counterintelligence sources and nuclear contingency plans, what you will use the bombs or. itis serious information and is the beginning of a flood of information that will be hitting donald trump and his staff. what person compared it to putting your mouth on a firehose. said heresident assad might have a natural ally is donald trump? anthony: get a phone conversation with the chinese premier. he is reaching out to international leaders, some who have had a different perspective towards the u.s. during the obama administration. is questions about how donald trump will run his foreign policy because he has the foreignnose at policy establishment. katty: what are you hearing? anthony: they are having difficulty trying to make peace with donald trump. a member of the george w. bus

skies withinto the a person who is due to be the first french national centimeter thech national -- sent to national space station. take a look. when heyou last saw -- blasts off, he will be the first french person to go to space in eight years. a childhood dream come true for this 38-year-old former airline pilot. launch is obviously an incredible moment, and unforgettable experience for people who like that kind of thing. i have always liked extreme sports. i have been a pilot. ilife suite and adrenaline so it is the ultimate adrenaline rush. >> he is no stranger to thrills. from judo two diving to parachuting. to prepare for space, he had three years of intensive training, including at the houston space station in the u.s. to condition his body. throughout the six months he will spend in space, he and his colleagues will take advantage of the zero gravity environment to carry out no fewer than 300 scientific experiments. , the specialine environment reduces the same effect of raising. we can explore that directly. we have sonogram technology. fortunately for us, it is reversible. it a

of canada who want to increase content about the first nation about knowledge, culture, and language of that great nation. projects offers leading examples of how our communities are working to fill the gap and address our movement's challenges head on. we need to celebrate these efforts and our progress. i want to congratulate each of these groups for what they have done as well as countless other organizations and individuals for affecting real change and impact in filling the gaps and knowledge. -- in knowledge. in the june wikimedia spirit -- in each room and give -- it's not easy, and that's probably going to be some trial and error involved. one of the first things is that we need to know our intentions. we have to be clear with ourselves on how to welcome them, how to engage them and make space for them. this means we need to commit to and abide by and hold up friendly spaces and codes of conduct in all our communities. it means clarifying our values so they are not just about open and diverse but can help us make decisions about what culture we want to have as a community. an

. >>> a story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgivingarly two and a half centuries ago. today york is once again in the spotlight for turning the republican red for the first time in years. here's nbc's harry smith. >> york, pennsylvania, built more than 100 years ago. york was once a hot bed of heavy industry, but york county has long been reliably republican. this is trump country. and these folks want you to hear this. >> you know, you got to give him a chance. >> no matter which side of the fence you came down on, i think you should give the man a chance. >> reporter: and just in case you didn't get it -- >> they got to give the man a chance. >> reporter: york is a red county with a bit of blue downtown and reflects the quantum shift that's happening in the state. just this year the pennsylvania republican party says it enrolled almost a quarter million new voters and saw nearly 100,000 democrats switch to the gop. this guy gets it. >> if you can't trust your garbage man, who can you trust? >> reporter: garbage is scott wagner's busi

the first national broadcast of a presidential election. the 1952 race between dwight eisenhower and adele stevenson. >> general eisenhower leading at this moment. >> reporter: the first time the network use a computer to predict the outcome of an election. >> this is not a joke or trick. >> newsman struggled to explain the univac, an enormous computer housed miles away in philadelphia. >> on the right of the univac me the way univac talks. >> not always on cue. can you say something, univac? anything to say to the television audience? a very impolite machine, i must say? do you have a prediction, univac. >> reporter: the team struggled with the early version of a hand-free microphone. >> i will put on this gadget. >> for reporter dug edward it led to an on-air mishap. >> excuse me. hiccups, the newscast was hicc of the ps, the newscast was a triumph for cbs news and univac. >> he can remember 15 million digits. >> reporter: as the election swept eisenhower to victory. cronkite helped steer the nation into the start of the compute ever age.

. >> it was the first national broadcast of a presidential election.he 1952 race between dwight eisenhower and adlai stevenson. walter cronkite kite was in the chair. >> no state has been decided yet, general eisenhower is leading at this particular moment. >> it was the first time the network used a computer to predict the outcome of an election. >> this is not a joke or a trick. it is an experiment. we think it's going to work. >> newsman charles comingwood struggled to explain the uni vak, an enormous computer held miles away in philadelphia. >> on the right is the univac, something which looks like a type writer. that is the way univac talks. >> reporter: but not always on kreu. >> can you say-- on cu e, can you say something, univac, do you have anything to say to the television audience, you are a he a very impolite machine, i must say. you have got a prediction for us, univac? >> reporter: the team also struggled with the early version of a hands free microphone. >> i will put on this gadget s that all right? >> for reporter doug edwards, it lea

. - the first national poll since cnn's record-breaking democratic debate is out and shows that hillarylinton was the clear winner. - you gave chafee an asterisk? [laughter] cnn is heartless. you couldn't give the man a zero? at least a zero, i mean, a zero means you got nothing. it doesn't even look like a percent. look at that. what is that? it looks like they've censored a cuss word or something. it's like webb got one percent, and then chafee got [bleep] all. that's what it looks like. [laughter] it seems 2016 is when long shots just might pay off. - bernie sanders is within striking distance of hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire. - sanders also outperforming clinton in hypothetical matchups against the republicans. - ah, yes. a surging sanders. something tells me you don't want to search that on urban dictionary. you know, a surging sanders, it's when you come out of nowhere. oh. hey, what's up? you--you just missed hillary. i feel so bad for you. she's here, and now she's not. anyway, she had to step out and take a call, which actually reminds me of last november. reme

she is ojibwe from the couchiching first nation.welcome you both to democracy now! winona, lets start with you. we have spoken to you intermittently through this resistance. where does it stand now? winona laduke: well, as far as we are ini mean, im just looking at the big picture. right now there is about 900,000 barrels per day of oil coming out of this state, and they project that into 2019. and so, what im trying to understand is, is that if thats all they have and its already going out, why do they need another pipeline of 570,000 barrels of oil per day? in other words, theyre already meeting all their demand. for the next two years, thats all the oil thats in there. and this is reallywhat we call this is the dakota excess pipeline. amy goodman: the dakota excess. winona laduke: dakota excess pipeline. this is really about spites. its really about spite. amy goodman: what do you mean? winona laduke: its just really ababout hating. you u know, its just really abot trying to put something in across these tribes. its exactly what

first proclamation as any president was his proclamation for national thanksgiving. this is in 1789. congress -- the first congress was meeting downtown in federal hall since march 1789 and september came along and they were ready to take a break so a congressman from new jersey elias, wanted to go to washington and ask him to issue this proclamation. members of congress objected to it and they raised issues that are still relevant today. first he did not have executive authority to issue such proclamation. [laughter] >> was that jefferson's argument? >> he had issued proclamations when he was governor of virginia . that was the first objection. the second was religious freedom. congress debated the first amendment, the idea of separation of church and state was very much in their minds and some argued that religion was -- thanksgiving was a religious holiday and therefore the president should not issue a proclamation. >> how did washington walk that line? >> washington as in so many things had a brilliant solution. he issued the proclamation and then he sent it to th

he's making his first appearance on national television. and he's gonna be opening, tomorrow night, in las vegas-- the new comedy store, at the dunes hotel. and he'll be there through sunday night. would you welcome, please, louie anderson? louie? [ music ] [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. i'm in between meals, so bear with me. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ chuckling ] i was just at mcdonald's, and all those statistics just changed, so. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i went shopping, today. what's this "one size fits all" stuff? bein' in california, bein' fat. tryin' to get into this california life. went to the beach, the other day. every time i'd lay down, people would push me back into the water. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheering ] "hurry up. he's dying!" [ laughter ] and the bums, down at the beach! always comin' up to ya, those guys. "hey, buddy. could ya help me out "well, sure. where is it?" [ laughter ] of course, what brought me to california was the olympics. i was, uh-- tried every event, for the olympics. try that

villanova, the first national championship to play there since villanova in 1986. end of the first half, josh hart, the breakaway. and the senior, chris jenkins from downtown. had 22. and the second ranked wildcats win it 82-57, move to 7-0. they have won a record 15-straight in the big five. temple owls facing navy for the aac championship. quarterback philip walker limping in a boot. questionable after injuring his foot against east carolina. he said he should be good to go. it's not enough to get back to the title game for the second straight year. >> once you get there, you got to win it. this is the mentality. you know, last year we got there. we were happy to be there. but, you know, at times we really were just happy to be there. this year it's more of a we ain't got no choice but to win this game. that's the mentality we have now. >> temple and navy battle it out for the aac championship right here. kickoff from annapolis, maryland on channel 6. ducis rodgers will be down there to cover the game. navy scored 75 points last week. the defense has their work cu

>>> back now with the story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgiving was proclaimed nearly two and a half centuries ago. for helping turn the crucial swing state of pennsylvania republican red forfirst time . orter: t?@he market in york, pennsylv?xania, was built more than a >> reporter: and just in case you didn't get it -- >> they gotta give the man a chance. >> reporter: -- york is a red county with a bit of blue downtown, and it reflects the quantum shift that's happening in this state. just this year, the pennsylvania republican party enrolled almost a quarter million new voters and saw nearly 100,000 democrats switch to the gop. this guy gets it. >> if you can't trust your garbage man, who is scott wagner's business. he knows waste when he sees it. >> we need to fix harrisburg. >> reporter: that's part of why he ran a write-in campaign for the state legislature in 2014, against a democrat, and a republican who was business people in america feel. >> reporter: overregulated and under-appreciated. so this renegade republican is going t

hillary clinton has multiple in a historic bid to become the nation's first woman president, hillary clinton campaigned into the early morning hours of election day, then cast her ballot in her home town of chap aqua. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this, and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election, what it means for our country. reporter: the electoral map looking favorable for the democratic nominee. >> we're feel really good right now because are eye popping. reporter: the campaign manager says clinton has been able to expand president obama's winning coalition. >> women are supporting hillary at rates that we never saw for president obama. latinos are supporting her at higher rates. we're also seeing enormously higher turnout.

>> frederick douglas was my first superintendent, well, include areas in d.c. and then -- national capitol parks east is included parks washington, d.c. and maryland. i was appointed in 1970 by george first negro superintendent appointed the parks service, notwithstanding that charles young had served as an active superintendent 13 years before there was national park service. as i mentioned earlier, that douglas was authorized by act of congress, signed by president kennedy in '62, but -- and most of the women that frederick douglas association of the -- under the leadership of the first lady president dr. bethum, raised money and tried to keep the house up, what have you. it wasn't until 1970 that congress appropriated, i think it was $542,000 that -- was the initial restoration of the home and proud that that happened in my first superintendent si. the ar the architect of the visitor center. and the film produced there shown at the home was by black producer who died not too long ago but interesting enough the adviser for the film and the superintendent therefore year apparently