aviation as a develops throughout the end of world war i. now we are in the world war i hangar in virginia beach aviation museum. kind of continuing the sequence as we go through the development of aviation. we look at the curtiss pusher airplane. curtiss invented the ailerons, a big difference. i was sure you how it works. the difference is significant, and is the first to land and ake off of a ship. it is rather open, the pilot has a simple seat in front of it. there was a wheel well in front of him. it is to elevators. the first is the canard, up in front, and the other is well behind and it picks up like a normal elevator. the problem with the canard is they are very difficult to fly. the real point that counts is the fact that has the curtiss aileron on it. they were the same principle in between. curtiss did not know whole lot. he was learning as he went along. one of the things he did was putting the ailerons between the wings. he did do it, and it worked out. it was exhausting to fly. a lot of these were. they did not understand control harmonization. in other words, you are flying this airplane, you are

pilot forthe chief the military aviation museum in virginia beach, virginia. i'm in charge of all of the airplanes and the training for the museum and the pilots. and today, we are going to talk deerman. boeing they had different numbers depending on the service it was in, whether it was in the navy or whether it was in the air force. it could be a pt-13 or pt-17 if it was in the army air corps back then. ydet.nt by the name of ka the navy called them the yellow il, because it can be a handful airplane for the first airplane you are learning to fly, but it sets you up for your progression into more complicated airplanes. but this airplane, among a couple other types, basically taught all the military aviators how to fly. and many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of. the first airplane he saw was the boeing stearman. the reason they use this airplane is very basic. it is mostly made out of wood. and held together by steel flying wires and then covered in a fabric back then which was a cotton fabric and with like a

. >> at 6:00 eastern, we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> they basically taught all the military aviators, army air fly., and navy how to many guys never even saw an airplane, coming from the farms and anywhere you could think of, and the first airplane they saw was this one. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> each week, american history "reel america" brings archival context -- archival films that provide context for today's issue. huey newton founded the black panther party for self-defense, later known simply as the black panther party. the film "black panther" produced by the san francisco newsreel features an interview with party founder huey noon when he was on murder charges in prison, cofounder bobby seal reciting the panthers' 10-point program. >> in america, black people are treated very much like the vietnamese people or any other colonized people. the police occupy our community as a group of troops occupies , not for our welfare, for our security, for our safety, but they are there to contain us, to brutalize and m

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. >> robert powell faces on a tour of the military aviation museum of virginia, on the one of the largest private collection of world war i and world war ii aircraft. to learn about advances in aviation technology about those wars. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. i have always been a great admirer of america, students of american history. of hislarly the history african descendent people. >> sunday night, and other types of that is no more -- memoir, "never look at american in the eye." >> my uncle formed this impression from watching cinema, westerns specifically, where cowboys would gather together in a bar, exchange a few words and we never understood what they are saying. at one point they would stare each other down and start shooting. my uncle form the impression is that what americans would do to you, shoot you if you look them in the eye. >> sunday at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. american history tv continues its look at pittsburgh. up next they will take you on a driving tour around the city to see and hear about what makes this western pennsylvania city unique. >> to

. >> reporter: this man curates the aviation museum. >> he ended up shooting two of the guards. didn't kill them. >> i looked over at the same time i hear them say, sir, put that gun away. bang. a shot. the security guard was holding his abdomen walks out. sits in a chair. >> metro had a regular security presence at the airport for many today. >> reporter: as the man raised his gun on the tarmac, police fired. the two were rushed to the hospital. >> behind me, both of the guards are resting in stable condition. >> reporter: the two recovered quickly and were honored for their bravely. >> it happened so fast. i didn't stop to think. i had to think to get him away from the plane. >> that's part of my job. >> reporter: the motivation of the dead gunman was >> there's some thought he was trying to hijack the plane. it didn't make sense. this was at 7:00 in the morning. the flight wasn't going out in the 7:35. >> reporter: the gunman left no note or evidence that clarified that he intended to do. >>> hillary clinton is in las vegas but she has yet to take the stage. you are now looki

. >> pilot robert boone powell takes us on a tour of the aviation museum. to learn about advances in aviation technology during those wars. for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> tonight on c-span3, a house hearing on the security of internet-connected devices. then nuclear physicists testify at a senate hearing on the future of nuclear power. and later from the palestine center's annual conference, a discussion about the arab-israeli conflict. >>> on wednesday, tech industry insiders testified about the security of internet-connected consumer devices. they discussed the devices' vulnerabilities and those that are trying to exploit them. this is a joint hearing of two house energy and commerce subcommittees. it begins with an opening statement from oregon congressman greg walden.

. >> we take a tour of the military aviation museum in virginia home to one of the largest private collections of world war i and 2 aircraft. to learn about advances in aviation technology during those wars. for a complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> pittsburgh is known as the city of bridges. it has over 446 bridges, which is three more than venice and italy. up next, we'll take you to the archive service center at the university of pittsburgh to learn more about the late congressman john murtha. >> representing the 12th district of pennsylvania congressman john murtha presents "capitol commentary." and now here is congressman murtha. congressman murtha: i'm glad you could join us for another in our series of reports from washington. >> we're at the archive service center at the university of pittsburgh. the archive service center really collects materials that really document sort of the post industrial pittsburgh. today we'll talk about congressman john patrick murtha, better known as jack murtha. john murtha was a congressman that served almost four decades in washin

the pilot takes us on a tour of the aviation museum, home of one the largest private collections of what were -- .orld war i and world war ii for complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our comcast partners to showcase the history of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. to learn more about the cities, citiestour.-span.org/ will continue with the history of pittsburgh. pittsburgh, pennsylvania. this town was frontier town. with the four that was settled that wasench -- fort settled by the french in the landia with saying this is great britain wants and the french and indian war, the seven-year war, who would control the confluence and that major net's with a history of taking down off a boat and in the process discovering america. the idea it would be a country from sea to sea. the idea of them looking over their shoulder and seeing -- say we built this country? at first it was glass and then iron and then steel and in the process, we built this country. and if you were to ask what does make pittsburgh pittsburgh, i would answer is

to the national museum of world war ii aviation colorado springs. >> having a had a lifelong interest in flying, i had to come see what they had. >> roil served as the squadron commander of the 39th pursuit squadron, fifth army air corps and papua new guinea. >> he flew that peter-38 lockheed lightning and combat. the germans called it the forked tail that double. so, there was, in the museum, just like the one he flew in combat. but then something very special happened. >> against all odds, royal realized that he was once again reignited with the plane he flew, this plane, during world war ii. >> it was quite a thrill. >> for restored -- but this time, royal was in a chase plane. >> they won't let me fly this one for some reason. [laughter] man and machine, together once again, one last mission. >> once back on the ground, royal says he has one more mission. >> ongoing on my last flight, of last week i've been put on hospice. >> frank royal says he is at peace. he misses his late wife noreen and books were to once again flying with his mates who are, perhaps, waiting for him, high in

. >>> a couple mistakenly overpays a bill >>> abc 7 news was at the oakland aviation museum this morning. the airline announced it will begin flights between oakland and gatwick airport next year, operating four times per week beginning in march, meaning british airways has service at all three airports. the airline started service in may in san jose. >> if you get arrested, the amount of time in jail might have a lot to do with mouch money you have. >> yes. abc7 news explains, california's bail system is the target of a lawsuit and today, san francisco city attorney said he won't defend it. >> the money-based bail system allows wealthy to go free while the poor and working class are forced to remain in jail. >> that is the argument made in a lawsuit file theed against san francisco and it's sheriff. the thing is that both of them agree with the lawsuit. >> that is why today my office filed papers indicating that we'll not defend that law. >> dennis herrera says that law sets bail at a specific amount not accounting for factors like flight risk or ability to pay. a judge can make changes

. >>> abc 7 news was at the oakland aviation museum this morning. the airline announced it will begin flights between oakland and gatwick airport next year, operating four times per week beginning in march, meaning british airways has service at all three airports. the airline started service in may in san jose. >> if you get arrested, the amount of time in jail might have a lot to do with mouch money you have. >> yes. abc7 news explains, california's bail system is the target of a lawsuit and today, san francisco city attorney said he won't defend it. >> the money-based bail system allows wealthy to go free while the poor and working class are forced to remain in jail. >> that is the argument made in a lawsuit file theed against san francisco and it's sheriff. the thing is that both of them agree with the lawsuit. >> that is why today my office filed papers indicating that we'll not defend that law. >> dennis herrera says that law sets bail at a specific amount not accounting for factors like flight risk or ability to pay. a judge can make changes l

. >> at 6:00 eastern we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this airplane among a couple other types basically taught all the military i've yaters how to fly. and in guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you could think of and the first airplane they saw was the boeing steerman. >> for our complete american history tv schedule go to cspan.org. >> next, american history tv visits chatham manor. the only known house in the u.s. visited by both george washington and abraham lincoln, built in 1771 by virginia continental congress delegate it was a union headquarters during the civil war and a field hospital during the battle of fredricksbu fredricksburg. chatham was given to the national park service in 1975 and part of the national military park. >> did you all want a guided tour of the house? at least the downstairs anyhow. i would like to welcome you to chatham. i'm the staff historian here. you have never been here before? >> no. >> no. >> i've been to a chatham, new jersey. >> these a town though. but they are named after the same per

. >> at 6:00 eastern we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this airplane among a couple other types basically taught all the military i've yaters how to fly. and in guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you could think of and the first airplane they saw was the boeing steerman. >> for our complete american history tv schedule go to cspan.org. >> next, american history tv

. >> and at 6:00 eastern, we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this basically taught all of the military aviators, army and navy, how to fly. many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of and the first airplane they saw steerman.eing >> on tuesday, president obama awarded 21 recipients the presidential medal of freedom. the nation's highest civilian award. honorees including former nba players kareem abdul-jabar and michael jordan. actors tom hanks, robert de niro, robert redford. singers, bruce springsteen and diana ross. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the medal of freedom. kareem adbul-jabar. [applause] ellen degeneres. [applause] tom hanks. [applause] michael jordan. [applause] [applause] robert redford. [applause] bruce springsteen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] president obama this is not all fun and games. welco

located in virginia beach, virginia, the aviation museum is one of the largest collection of artifacts from world war i and world war ii. we went through the aviation hangar to learn about pilot training during the war. this is the first of a two-part series.

. >> at :00 eastern, we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this airplane, among a couple other types, basically taught all the military aviators, army air core and navy how to fly. many guys never saw an ir plane coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of. the first airplane they saw was the boeing steerman. >> for a complete "american history tv" schedule, go to c-span.org. here are some of our featured programs thursday, thanksgiving day on c-span. after 11:00 a.m. eastern, nebraska senate ton ben sasse on american values, the founding fathers and the purpose of government. >> there's a huge civic mindedness in american history, but it's not compelled by the government. >> followed at noon with former senator tom harkin on healthy food and the rise of childhood obesity in the u.s. >> for everything from monster thick burgers with 1420 calories and 107 grams of fat to 20 ounce cokes and pepsis, 12 to 15 teaspoons of sugar, feeding an epidemic of childhood obese tis. >> at 3:30, wikipedia founder jimmy wales talks about the challenge of providing global

. >> at 6:00 eastern on american artifacts, we visit the military aviation museum. >> this airplane and a couple other types basically taught all of the military aviators, army air corps and navy, how to fly. many never even saw an airplane coming from the farms, and anywhere you can think of. the first airplane they saw was the boeing stearman. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. next, president obama awards 21 people with the nation's highest civilian honor at the medal of freedom ceremony at the 2016 class includes bill and melinda gates, kareem abdul-jabbar, bruce springsteen, and thence scully. this is just over one hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the medal of freedom. abdul-jabbar. [applause] >> ellen degeneres. [applause] >> robert neal. >> bill and melinda gates. [applause] >> tom hanks. [applause] >> lawrence michaels. [applause] [applause] [laughter] >> robert redford. [applause] >> diana ross. [applause] >> bruce springsteen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, president

. >> taken us on a tour of the military aviation museum, home to one of the largest private collections in world war i. american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. santa clara university professor nancy unger talks about the role of gay bars in american history. by the end of the 19th century, bars and clubs catering to homosexuals could be found in most major american cities. these establishments offered gaze and let the -- offered gaze -- offered gays and lesbians a place to socialize. the days following the murders of the pulse nightclub in orlando, like a lot of people i was following the news accounts and reading what i could find to read and trying to make some sense of what had happened. i came across an editorial online i nancy unger. that short editorial helps me understand the importance of gay bars and clubs in a way i had aser understood before gathering places. i decided that day we had to bring nancy unger to birmingham so she should could -- so she could's share -- so she could share her insight. nancy unger is professor of history at the santa clara university where

. >> taken us on a tour of the military aviation museum, home to one of the largest private collections in world war i. american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. santa clara university professor nancy unger talks about the role of gay bars in american history. by the end of the 19th century, bars and clubs catering to homosexuals could be found in most major american cities. these establishments offered gaze and let the -- offered gaze -- offered gays and lesbians a place to socialize.

. >> and a tour of the aviation museum in virginia, one of the largest collections of world war i and world war ii aircraft. learning about aviation technology during those wars. for our complete schedule, go to c-span.org. 1921, anember 11, estimated 100,000 people gathered at arlington cemetery for a ceremony honoring the unknown soldier of world war i. the signal corps created a silent film documenting the journey of his remains and the procession through arlington through the streets of washington dc. >> how did this concept of the unknown soldier be an honor to come about? >> it goes back to the beginning of the mechanization of warfare expanding during world war i. you get more identifiable remains -- unidentifiable remains in people were struggling with the fact that they could not figure out who these clash of these -- c asualties were. it is so each country would take them and to bury them. and the u.s. wanted to do something similar. started with legislation. and i believe -- through the streets and it is adjusting to see, to me, how many people turned up, not just the army,

. >> robert powell faces on a tour of the military aviation museum of virginia, on the one of the largest private collection of world war i and world war ii aircraft. to learn about advances in aviation technology about those wars. for a complete

. >> at 6:00 eastern on american artifacts, we visit the aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this airplane among a couple other types basically taught all the military aviators, army, air corps and navy how to fly. many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of and the first airplane they saw was the boeing steerman. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> back to the palestine center for remarks from the palestinian authority ambassador to the u.n. he spoke about future goals and objectives at the united nations and how palestinian related issues are being addressed with international policy and legislation. this is about an hour ten minutes. >> for those of you whom i have not had the pleasure of meeting, i'm subhi ali chairman of the jerusalem fund and palestine center and it's a pleasure to welcome every one of you here. i see some familiar faces and a lot of newcomers. it's a delight to have you at our annual conference, which has been an annual happening for many years. we have an excellent program for you today

. >> be going to work through the military aviation museum in virginia home to one of the largest collections of world war i and world war ii aircraft to learn about the advances in the technology during the war. for the complete schedule, go to booktv.org vermont senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders discusses the future of the democratic party and the incoming administration. he was a guest speaker at the christian science monitor breakfast here in washington, d.c.. it's just under an hour [inaudible conversations] that's the alarm to tell us we are out of money. [laughter] probably not the best move. but anyway. thanks for coming. i'm david cook. our guest today is bernie sanders, senator from vermont and the new member of the democratic senatorial leadership his last visit in the group was june, 2015 and we appreciate him coming back and we are pleased jeanjean sanders is joining us s morning for our locale directed breakfast. he moved to vermont and worked as a carpenter and later as a writer and was elected the mayor in 1981 and served for four terms in the post and w

. >> and at 6:00 eastern, we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this basically taught all of the military aviators, army and navy, how to fly. many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of and the first airplane they saw steerman.eing >> on tuesday, president obama awarded 21 recipients the presidential medal of freedom. the nation's highest civilian award. honorees including former nba

. >> pilot powell takes us to o the tour of the aviation museum and home to one of the largest privateollections of world one and two. for the complete of the american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> now a discussion on the republican party and the trump presidency from today's washington journal, this is about 40 minutes. >>> mark meadows is at the desk and a republican from north carolina and we want to start with the yesterday house gop elections. should this be read as a signal that you, your fellow conservatives have some concerns before the election about house republican leadership? is this a sign that you're fully behind if new leadership group and the 100 15th congress? >> well, the vase majority of americans want something to get done in the city. they're tired of the grid lock and tired of the fighting. i know for me it's all about trying to make sure that we return washington dc to the rightful owner of the american people. so for me it's what is important to the american people whether it's jobs, national security, fighting isis, immigration and it's -- we're fo

talk to you on the ground while having you on the shoulder appeared -- you would make your solo flight. >> a pilot takes us on a tour of a military aviation museum in virginia, one of the largest private collections of world war i and world war ii aircraft to learn about advances in aviation technology during the wars .go to see spent on a complete schedule. -- go to c-span.org for a complete schedule. >> it was one of four inclines into his ferc used to transport people to the top of what once was called coal hill but today is known as mount washington. the duquesne incline has become a pittsburgh tourist attraction and the top observation deck provides a deck of the golden triangle. up next, we returned to the heinz history center and tore an exhibit titled from slavery to freedom. exhibit titled from slavery to freedom. >> we are at the heinz history center. the exhibition covers roughly from 17th century west africa to 21st century pittsburgh. we are in the transatlantic slave trade gallery. they have a number of different features, one of the objectives for the exhibition is that we wanted our visitors to be , thised in environments is our

we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. among a couplee of other types caught all of the army -- taught all of the aviators how to fly. many did not even see an airplane coming from the farms. anywhere you can think of. the first they saw was the boeing stearman. >> if james madison is the architect of the constitution, george washington as the general contractor. if you have ever built a house you know that for some it looks like more what the general contractor has in mind and what the contractor has in mind. >> what they wanted to do was recruit part of the coup d'État. hamilton talked about this democracy stuff not going to work. washington believed in republican government. >> next, mary cunningham and angela manus of the u.s. marine corps discuss their personal experiences. this talk is part of a three-day conference hosted by the american veteran's center. >> thank you. it is an honor to be here. welcome to the panel on leading women and trailblazers in the u.s. military. it is sponsored by

eastern the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this basically taught all the military aviatorsmy, air corps, and navy how to fly. many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of. the first plane they saw was the boeing stearman. complete tv schedule good to c-span.org. >> washington journal continues. host: at our table this morning, a washington columnist for .euters, gina chon posted adent-elect video last night laying out his first 100 days and it has a lot to do with his economic agenda. i want to have you react and let's pull out what he has to say about the u.s. economy and what he can do in his first few days. to trump: i would like provide the american people with an update on the white house transition and our policy plans for the first 100 days. the transition team is working smoothly and effectively, truly great and talented men and women , patriots indeed are being brought in and many will soon be a part of our government, helping us make america great again. my agenda will be based on a simple core principle -- putting ameri

. >> pilot, robert boom powell, tour of the aviation museum, world war one and two aircraft. aviation technology during those wars. for a complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> i've always been a grid of america, a student of american history. particularly, the history of its african descendent people. >> sunday night on q & a, talking about his memoire, never look an american in the eye, flying turtles and the making of a nigerian american. >> my uncle formed this impression from watching siand would never understood what he was saying, but at one point, they would tear each other down and start shooting. so my uncle formed that impression, that's what americans would do to you, shoot you, if you looked them in the eye. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> sunday night on afterwards, auth other sebastian mallaby, former federal reserve, alan greenspan, brookings institute, senior fellow of economic studies. >> alan greenspan an unusual upbringing, raised in the 1930s, the child of a single mom. his father left his mother when alan was

we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this airplane among mother -- a couple of types -- other aviators how to fly. many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of and the first airplane they saw was the throwing stearman. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> now jimmy wales on the importance of wikipedia offering free access to information on a global scale. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> good evening. i want to put the laptop out of the way because i close it and i am afraid i will make things difficult for them. good evening. thanks for being here. a pleasure to welcome you to the cato institute. and also to welcome those viewing on c-span. i'm president of cato. before we start, i want to tell you a bit about, this is our first and that joseph k maclachlan lecture series. i would like to tell you a little bit about joseph k mclachlan. world-renowned cancer epidemiologist. doctorate from the university of minnesota in 1981. he worked for a number of years at the national cance

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. >> reporter: mark hall is the clark county aviation museum. >> he shot two guards. didn't kill them. >> i looked over. bang, the shots. the security guard holding his abdomen walks out, sits in a chair. >> metro had had a regular security presence at mccarran for many years because this is the gateway as they do today. >> reporter: as the man raised his gun on the tarmac police fired with lethal force. brown and mcdonald were rushed to the hospital. >> behind me both guards are in stable condition in the intensive care unit. bravery. >> it happened fast. i didn't stop to think. i had to keep him from getting to the plane and maybe shooting some passengers. >> part of my job. >> reporter: the guards went back to work while the motivation of the dead gunman was unclear. >> there's some thought maybe he was trying to hijack the plane but it still didn't make sense because this was at 7:00 in the morning. the flight wasn't going out until 7:35. >> reporter: tom hawley, news 3. clarified what exactly he hoped to do. the incident led to upgraded training for airport securi

. >> 6:00 eastern on american artifacts the aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this airplane, amongther types, taught military aviators how to fly. many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you could think of here the first airplane they say was the bowling st --boeing s teerman. >> for a complete schedule go to c-span.org. in-depth, the 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the anniversary. of "countdown to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack." the author of countdown to infamy, and pearl harbor from infamy to greatness. followed by an interview with april harbor survivor. an american sailor's firsthand account of pearl harbor. the take questions from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. go to c-span.org for a complete weekend schedule. "washington journal" continues. host: benjamin schreiber is here to discuss how environmental groups are reacting to donald trump's election and what his environmental policy might be. thank you for joining me. friends of the earth called mr. trump's election a gut punch to the planet. why? guest: donald trump is a climat

world war ii veteran francis robert "frank" royal made a fateful trip to the national museum of world war ii aviation encarta spring. >> i've had a lifelong interest in flying. i had to come see what they have. >> will serve as the commander >> it was a real godsend from a palestinian.-- it was great. >> so there i was, in the museum. just like the one royal flew in combat. but then something very special happened. >> against all odds, royal realized that he was once again reunited with the plane he flew, >> it was quite a thrill. >> white 33 was fully restored and once again, took to the blue. but this time, while was in the chase plane. >> they won't let me fly this one for some reason. [laughter] man and machine, together one is again on one last mission. if i went very well. >> royal says he has one more mission. >> on going on my last flight, as of last week i've been put on hospice. >> frank royal says he is at peace. he misses his late wife noreen and looks forward to once again flying with his mates were perhaps waiting for him, high in the sunlit silence. frank royal is 101 years old. he liv

made a faithful trip to the national museum of world war ii aviation. in colorado springs. >> i had a lifelong interest in flying. i had to come see what they had. >> he served as the commanders of the 39 pursuit squad. fifth army air core. in. he flew the .p38. lock heed lightening in combat. >> the germans called it the fork tail devil. >> it was great. >> so. there it was. in the phaoupl museum. a .p36 just like the one he flew in combat. but then something very special happened. >> against all odds. he realized that he was once again reunited with the plane he flew. this plane. during world world war ii. >> . quite a thrill. once again. but this time royal was in a chase plane. >> why. >> because they won't let me fly this one. for some reason. >> man and machine. together. once again. >> on one last mission. >> once back on the ground. >> very well. >> now royal says, he has one more mission. >> i'm g as of last week. i was put on hospice. >> frank royal says he's as peace. he misses his late wife. and looks forward to once again flying with his mat

. >> at 6:00 eastern, we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. taught all the .ilitary aviators how to fly saw anys never even airplane, coming from the farms and anywhere you can think of. first airplane they saw was the boeing stearman. >> for our complete a american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> follow the transition of government on c-span as donald trump the comes the 45th president of the united states and republicans maintain control of the u.s. house and senate. we will take you to key events as they happen without interruption. watch live on c-span. watch on-demand at the span.org or listen on our free c-span radio app. book tv bringsd, you 40 and hours of nonfiction books and authors. here's what's coming up this weekend. six: 40 5 p.m. eastern, david baron, circuit judge for the u.s. court of appeals for the first circuit provides a history of the debate between the executive and legislative branch over the constitutional right to declare war in his book "waging war: the clash between presidents and congress 1776 to isis." h

announcer: we visit the military aviation museum. >> this airplane, among a couple of other types, taughtll of the aviators how to fly. many guys never saw an airplane coming from the farms or anywhere you can think of and the first airplane they saw was this boeing. announcer: for complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. vanessa bank history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was crated by announcer: history unfolds daily. -- in 1979 c-span was created by american cable companies. >> in 1972, the saratoga national park hired archaeologist dean snow to conduct excavations at the revolutionary war battlefield. next, penn state professor emeritus dean snow talks about his findings at the national historical park and how the archaeology work inspired his book, "1777: tipping point at saratoga." the new york military affairs symposium hosted this 90 minute event. >> dean r. snow's previous books include "archaeology of native north america" and "the iroquois." in all 20 books, he is known for his research into paleo demography of prehistoric populations, his new york research included mar

we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> basically taught all of the airtary aviatorsarmy corps and navy, how to fly. many customer saw an airplane coming from farms and anywhere you can think of. the first airplane as i was the boeing stearman. >> for our schedule, go to c-span.org. >> if james madison is the architect of the institution, then george washington as the general contractor. if you have ever built a house or put an addition on, for some it looks like more what the general contractor has in mind than what the architect has in mind. >> edward larson talks about president washington's role in his new book "george washington, nationalist." they wanted to recruit washington in the coup d'etat. hamilton had talked to washington about how this democracy stuff is not going to work. washington believed in republican government. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." at it is white house briefing, spokesman josh earnest talked about the transition to the trump administration. this is just over one hour. [indistinct conversation] sec. earnest: good after

hand later, the american aviation museum in virginia each. >> this airplane basically taught to all of the military corps, andrmy, air navy. many had never seen a plane. the first airplane they saw was the boeing starman. announcer: for more information go to c-span.org. >> former secretary of state madeleine albright and others were part of a discussion about middle east politics and security. this 90 minute talk is hosted by the workings institution. >> good afternoon, and welcome, on behalf of the brookings institution foreign policy program and on behalf of the atlantic council. i'm deputy director of foreign policy at brookings. i would like to extend a special welcome to my counterparts from the atlantic council rejoined us here today including the deputy director and ambassador richard lebaron. i would like to extend a special welcome to our distinguished guests on the diplomatic community. we are here to discuss a report written by my colleague, who over the pastor has convened the task force is working group on politics, governors, and state society relations. this is one of f

tour of the military aviation museum in virginia, home to one of the largest private collection to worldar i and two aircraft's. to learn about those advances during those wars. for our complete american history tv schedule go to www.c-span.org. >> next, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and former trump presidency campaign manager kellyanne conway talk about the transition process in the issues presidential trump is likely to focus on what he takes office. this is from the wall street journals annual ceo meeting in washington, d.c.. [applause] >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. hope you enjoyed the dinner. >> we will get straight into the real meat of the evening. i can't imagine a better way to start than to have someone who is very familiar to all of you, someone who has played an extraordinarily important role in this world's -- this nations history, america's mayor, someone playing an extreme -- an extremely and increasingly important role in the trump campaign. please welcome senior adviser to trump campaign and vice chairman of the transition team for president-e

. >> at 6:00 eastern we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. sicallyrplane taught all of the military aviators, army, airport, and navy, how to fly. saw anys never even airplane. the first airplane they saw was this one. >> for our complete schedule go to c-span.org. presidentialmp's transition senior advisor kellyanne conway spoke in new york to media representatives. > meetings. -- excellent meetings. the top executives and the anchors of the major networks. abc, cbs, nbc, msnbc. an unprecedented meeting. [inaudible] >> he has days filled with meetings. these days are over scheduled. they are giving him his advice and counsel. some of which will result in appointments, and some we wish to be helpful. we are excited to have new leadership in the country. they understand the country very well. efforts wonve against her party early on. you're hearing people like tim ryan of ohio reaching concerns. bernie sanders today was quoted as saying that he thinks they should soften identity politics in the democratic party. i think there is a ofommendation

. >> pilot robert "boom" powell takes us on a tour of the aviation museum, home to world war i and learn about aviation technology during those wars. for the complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> now, a look at the fight against isis. middle east experts discuss how the terrorist group is responding to recent attacks in mosul and the challenges facing other parts of iraq that were once under isis control. from the atlantic council, this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> to first introduce our panelists before i begin to give a lay of the land and sign post our conversation today. sitting to my immediate left, your right, is hassan hassan, resident of the career institute and co-author of "isis: inside the army of terror." and next to hassan on the left is jessica lewis mcfate, who is the director of tradecraft innovation at the institute for the study of war. and also on the far left, far end of the panel is howard shatz, senior economist at the rand corporation whose latest isis-related publication is called "foundations of the islamic state." and we're going to, rath

. >> and it six eastern on american artifacts please visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> among a couple other sites, basically they talk all the military aviators, army air force and navy how to fly and many guys never even saw an airplane coming from the farms and anywhere you could think of and the first airplane they saw was a bowling steers and. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> and now portions of the recent islamic society conference, these segments are about 50 minutes. >> our next speaker is someone who's looking at many events and someone i got to know over the last two and half years in my time. she is an incredibly insightful and thoughtful person . she is the director of research at the institute for social policy and understanding isc you, she is the co-author along with john esposito of the book who speaks for islam, what 1 billion muslims really think. he is a former executive director of the gallup center for muslim studies and in 2009 she was appointed by president obama to the president's advisory council on faith

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. >> and then we visit the military aviation museum in virginia beach. >> this airplane among a couple other types basically taught all military aviators, army air corps and navy how to fly. many guys never saw an airplane coming from the farms or anywhere you can think of and the first airplane they saw was the bowing steerman. >>> for our complete schedule, go to cspan.org. >>> we have more now from this conference with national security and terrific experts on how news and social media shape public reaction to terrorism, including how city officials, social media and journalists responded to the orlando pulse nightclub terror attack. [ indistinct conversation ] >>> welcome, i'm pleased to introduce this event on terrorism in america in the digital age. my name is tom glazier, i'm a program director at democracy fund voice and democracy fund, two officer organizations founded by the ebay founder to ensure the public comes first in our democracy. democracy fund voice is a new non-partisan organization dedicated to helping america build a stronger democracy. like our sister organizatio

. >> pilot robert "boom" powell takes us on a tour of the aviation museum, home to world war i and ii aircraft to learn about aviation technology during those wars. for the complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> now, a look at the fight against isis. middle east experts discuss how the terrorist group is responding to recent attacks in mosul and the challenges facing other parts of iraq that were once under isis control. from the atlantic council, this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> to first introduce our panelists before i begin to give a lay of the land and sign post our conversation today. sitting to my immediate left, your right, is hassan hassan, resident of the career institute and co-author of "isis: inside the army of terror." and next to hassan on the left is jessica lewis mcfate, who is the director of tradecraft innovation at the institute for the study of war. and also on the far left, far end of the panel is howard shatz, senior economist at the rand corporation whose latest isis-related publication is called "foundations of the islamic state." and we