you can recognize immediately that union canton. think about that decade of nonimportation when americans are trying to not rely on important fabrics. they've used for the red here the silk. this is of type of cloth that would have been used to upholster furniture and drapes. this is a homemade frag of the beginning of the war of independence. here in 1776 we have a flag after dating -- altered after the declaration of independence. you can see upper left corner, slightly different color of red. you can see how the original canton has been cut out of it. those white pieces of silk from the union have been resown to make six on one side and seven on the other white stripes to suggest that red and white alternate stripes of the 13 states. there is the transition to revolution and the search for a new symbol to represent the united states expressed through true original revolutionary era flags. we go through a series of galleries which take you on a kind of chronological march through the early years of the revolutionary war. exploring

of the mexican economy in january this year a family from wisconsin took a winter vacation then in canton mexico where that family for four was hoping they could enjoy a warm temperature maybe beautiful beaches and have a few drinks by the pool the parents and their two children a twenty two year old son in a twenty year old daughter stayed at a well respected and highly recommended resort they had no reason to suspect that they would leave the country as a family of three that's exactly what happened during the trip the two children decided to have a few drinks in the hotel while their parents got ready for dinner not long after they finished their drinks the two were found around the pool completely blacked out the daughter abby conner was face down in the pool the pair were immediately rushed to the hospital where abby awoke but ultimately died a few days later people might be quick to blame the victims here maybe she drank too much or and couldn't control herself but that's not what happened at all it was revealed that the alcohol that abby and her brother had been drinking was counte

trunks for the twenty six sculptures he wanted to place on the meadow twenty six the number of swiss cantons. each tree trunk was between six and nine meters long. the project took weeks and was a logistical tour de force. piece by piece the stage was assembled. a sort of forest emerged from the logs ropes and boulders between which the actors would later moved. the seating can accommodate two thousand seven hundred people and crowds flocked to the ridley to experience because stage sculpture. in the summer of two thousand and four two hundred years after its first performance william tell was staged amid the prayers artwork. from. havana two thousand and fourteen. the world tour of the others man's inhumanity series arrives in cuba. they are does offer you say exactly that the how it makes me very happy that these words can now be seen in cuba. and they result in something of like an illiterate dialogue conclaves president language one that you can actually communicate only in pictures showing us. the music. as artists in havana was the last foreign stop of this work. over two decades the a

. >>> a canton ohio boy didn't have a ride to school because his mother was receiving medical care, the police officer stepped up. the county sheriff's office posted this photo of the 12-year-old and the deputy a school resource officer. she said she enjoyed his company and said he could reach out for a ride or breakfast anytime. look at their smiles. >> new at 5:00 a.m., how you can see bruce springsteen on broadway without spending hundreds of dollars on a ticket. >> there's nothing funny about the news from julie louiedryfus. >> police caught up with three men with a rifle how they captured them a mile away. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. you stand out in a crowd. and are pulled together. you follow your own lead and show your strength. always comfortable in your own skin. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx 5:00 a.m., friday, september 29. we have breaking news this morning. >> a group of people robbed by suspects who use a rifle. police make arrests b

we went to their headquarters located in the time in the canton shits. on the issue in my book. it is a kind of a. yapping. about if. it. will have an office if that was your mind if you're just on our properties the only the best thing to do is if you could leave the building at the moment and in as thomas sit we will consider your questions and come back with us with through the appropriate through the appropriate channels ok so you will answer my questions we will as you wish you just said that you will answer all questions. upon the police's request our camera man left the premises. the head of communications asked us to ask our questions in writing promising us he passed them on to the shareholders. clearly nothing is decided without the approval of market share the founder and single owner of dr pharma. the company doors closed to us once more. we had a long list of questions not only with regard to the sanitary risks but also the company's methods. on the plasma markets up to pharma isn't the most important player but it's a. they've already reached one point five billion

. >> comedian mario cantone made that appearances on the view today and again you have to give him credit he's a guy that knows how to work the media a bit. he was tapped to be communications director but too many late night phone calls to the new yorkers. >> i give him credit for milking 5 second of fame everything it's fantastic an a skill. you know, i be moan sean spicer no take it you have the moment grab it and run with it. >> we have to talk about candidate running for mayor of new orleans. >> now charged with lude conduct for allegedly fondling himself during uber ride in california. he is due in court next month two days after mayoral primary in new orleans and by the we pointed this out in the newsroom he's heir to bouncy counseling fortune. >> but they disavowed them sales of that. >> gee i wonder why. >> i wonder why. >> it's because he loves taking care of himself. >> sdm it's a pun in the newsroom. say it on tv. >> i know you like it encourage people when we say uber to tip i'm not sure if this is what you're talking about. >> become wack after this on the final five [ engine

in canton georgia they spotted this spider with bumps on its back. most likely a wolf spider.verybody knows. wait a minute. >> it's a spider with a ton of freakin' babies on it. >> oh, yeah. it's a ton of babies. but watch what happens. they start messing with her. >> oh! >> that is so nasty. >> i hate that. every time. >> okay. we're done here. >> no. now i'm going to have a million of those things around the house. >> yeah. >> you got to deal with all those little spiders running around. >> gross. >> penny watches on kiro 7 in seattle is the latest winner in the ipad mini giveaway. >> you need friday's buzzword, be 21 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> the "rtm" buzzword is coming up in a bit. >> standby for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> you guys appreciate the creative process. this artist decided to do something kind of cool and unique. he starts sketching on his computer and you see an image start coming together. now if you're familiar with rachel planton and her latest music video "broking glass" you'll start recognizing this drawing quickly an

trunks for the twenty six sculptures he wanted to place on the meadow twenty six the number of swiss cantons. each tree trunk was between six and nine meters long. the project took weeks and was a logistical tour de force. piece by piece the stage was assembled. a sort of forest emerged from the logs ropes and boulders between which the actors would later move. the seating can accommodate two thousand seven hundred people and crowds flocked to the ridley to experience stage sculpture. in the summer of two thousand and four two hundred years after its first performance william tell was stage of made the cars artwork. thanks. thanks. prevented two thousand and fourteen. the world tour of theirs man's inhumanity series arrives in cuba. the us does not face exactly that the that it makes me very happy that these words can now be seen in cuba. they result in something off like an illiterate dialogue that concrete expressed in language one that you can actually communicate only in pictures right now and us. the music. artists in havana was the last foreign stop of this work. over two decades the a

you can recognize immediately the union canton. think of the decade of non-importation when americans are trying to not rely on imported fabrics. for the red, they have used so -- silk damask. this is very much a homemade flag. having beenag altered after the declaration of independence. leftan see in the upper corner, a slightly different color of red. hascan see how the original been cut out of it and the white pieces of silk from the union wn to make thel stripes to suggest the alternating stripes of the 13 states. there is the transition to revolution and the search for a new symbol to represent the united states expressed through two original revolutionary era flags. we go three series of galleries which take you on a chronological march through the early years of the revolutionary war, exploring as you go different communities of people who are affected or who participate in that fighting. the first is the british army. we bring back another one of our life cast figures here who's representing a young soldier in his 20's, wil

he covered 130 miles and finally will got to the desert in canton. sterling believed a week after this sila to have completely recovered which i think was not true actually. i think he never fully recovered from it. the second battle of alamein will be see general montgomery here. he was the commander of the eighth army, was a turning point for the army. montgomery was very skeptical about sterling's operation. he said the boy sterling is mad, quite, quite mad but in war there is always a place for mad people. they began to lose a lot of men. the reason i found in the archives will, the sas would was implicated by a man named theodore scourge who was an italian who had been recruited by an italian. the reason they sas loss of many bandwidth because a lot of their positions were betrayed by theodore scourge who was captured and tried them is the only british soldier to be tried and executed for treason in the course of the war. with the end of the war in the desert the focus redeployed to europe. the sas was deeply involved in retaking italy in the fi

host: let's hear from canton, ohio, terri, good morning, republican line. caller: good morning, c-span. mrs. smeal, you are a hypocrite. tell a man, i you that if he feels like a woman, he can use a woman's bathroom. you do not think he will use that to have access to assault a woman? guest: there is no data on that. guest:we are talking about what happens on campuses. they have civil rights and the isht to use a bathroom that their identity, but that is not what the issue is about. this issue is about attacks on women that occur at parties, in dormitories, or wherever. it doesn't even have to be on campus, but between students. sometimes, by the way, it is not students. hasould be an outsider that access to campus. it is serious. do not talk about hypocrisy. talk about how you are going to eliminate the problem, where one in five, according to government students are attacked. host: let's go to st. paul, minnesota. lawrence on the independent line. caller: i appreciate the opportunity. ix first, and is, this title is a pure example of government overreach,

. >> host: letter from canton, north carolina. carrie, republican mike. >> guest: good morning c-span. mrs. neil, you are a hypocrite. on one hand you tell men that if they feel like women they can go in and use the women's bathroom and you don't think a pervert will actually use that to have access to assault women? >> guest: there is no data on this. were not talking about that. were talking about what is happening on campuses. in fact, a transsexual is finally being recognized that they have civil-rights and a right to use a bathroom that is in their identity. that is not what their issue is about. this issue is about attacks on women that are occurring at parties or in dormitories or wherever. it doesn't have to be on the campus but between students and sometimes, by the way, it's not even students. it could be an outsider that has come onto the campus. it is serious and don't talk about hypocrisy. talk about how you are going to eliminate a problem where one in five, according to government studies, not some feminist mia.itut

. >> this is only the size of can -- canton, ohio, but finding a place here for the two most powerful to meet has been a problem. both moscow and washington want something modest, intimate, suitable for one-on-one meetings. both have already rejected the icelandic government's first choice, a big hotel, because they felt it was too big, too slick and might give the impression that the summit was a media event instead of a low-key working conference. >>> are you going to see him again had he co-- when he comes the united states? >> again, i'm not going to predict predict. >> mr. president? >> do you have an agreement, mr. president? >> do you have an agreement, sir? >> will you meet again? >> have you agreed on anything? >> did you set a date? >> will you meet again before -- >> there is a great sense of disappointment that at least at this meeting a tremendous amount of headway was made, but in the end we could not quite make it. it became more and more clear that the soviet union's objective was effectively to kill off the sdi program. >> mikael gorbachev told a summit that the talks

there i mean you know i don't even think you could if you went to the ritz carlton down there in canton don't you run the same risk with some cat made stuff in his garage and you know the ritz carlton may not know what they're serving but they serve in any way doesn't there have to be some stopgap there for the ritz carlton to whoever it may be this is does not involve the way this case does not involve the result involves some other resorts but when you think of quality when you think of some of the best resorts in the world you think it was called in so are they kind of at the mercy of this scam too i mean aren't they kind is that part of a problem for them. i would respectfully disagree to this extent. what we're really talking about really are the all inclusive when you're talking about a riff you're really talking about a different level of hospitality when you're talking about the all inclusive resorts you know when you're charging a guy a hundred bucks a night and he can have all he wants to drink and all he wants to eat. it doesn't take long to figure out that it's going to be s

he recognized the british canton, this is still a fight to restore the rights as anguish men, but now the 13 alternating red and white stripes resenting the 13 colonies who have joined in union here. we refer to this as a tableau. these are life cast figures. molds off faces and hands and bodies and very carefully researched and handsewn all of the clothing to compensate for a lack of photographs from the 18th century. but the scene is based on a penchant deposition by a man named israel trask. in 1775, he was this 10-year-old boy in the red coat whose father had brought him to work. he was a massachusetts boy, yankee fishermen in a regiment from the north shore, north of boston. they encountered a group of virginia rifleman who had come in their, fringe hunting shirts, appearing like american indians, they come together around the college buildings in harvard college at the time, now harvard university. and a fight breaks out from these men. israel trask, in 1845, remembers that george washington wrote into this scene, broke up the soldiers fight. this was just a moment where washing

and that's one way in which they keep costs down, by limiting what you can charge in the various cantonsb running through the data. i appreciate it. let's conclude with the united states. we'll put up some of the particulars of the u.s. am i right, professor, that we stand alone in so far as we have an expectation that our employers will provide our health insurance? >> certainly, the reliance on employer-provided health care in the united states is fairly unique in the system. i think we often think of our insurer providing our health care. we should note it's another layer of our employers pay us, that we get our pay from our employers often in the form of cash compensation and fringe benefits like health insurance. the united states is unique -- go ahead. >> why don't we hear more comparison to switzerland? why is it always a canadian and british? is it because of our relationship, our proximity to canada? i just am wondering in the c context of the debate right now playing itself out in washington, i don't hear anybody, republican or democrat, say, you know, they have a pretty good i

the nats won even though slugger canton hit that home run. it broke a camera am you see right there. boom. >> guys looking at it in right field. they don't know what to do with this. he's the best player in baseball right now. >> look at it. the whole side of it came off. it does take a team to win. >> that's true. the nats beat the marlins 7-2. >> they play again in miami at 7:00 tonight. >>> a lot of us want today grow up and play on the field. >> sometimes you just have to go for it, right? that's what this goose did. this is in salisbury, maryland. the goose landed in the outfield. one player tried throwing a ball over it. ee slent vently the grounds keeper carried it off the field. out in maryland, not so strange. >> i didn't sign up for this. not catching geese and whatever else. >> i thought it was a different animal. a bird. >> we have to have a conversation after the show. >> not my brightest moment on this broadcast. >>> up next at 6:00 a.m., get in to formation ladies. >> it's a celebration like only beyonce could do it. ♪ >> you m

so instead of cooking a chicken in a very hot oven, we're going to take a tip from canton in china, ando use simmering water with some ginger and scallions. it makes great homemade chicken stock, and you also end up with perfectly cooked chicken every time. and then we're going to go visit our friend fuchsia dunlop in london. she's the author of every grain of rice. and she's going to give us some cooking tips from szechuan, including flash-cooked greens with chilies, scallions and ginger.

so instead of cooking a chicken in a very hot oven, we're going to take a tip from canton in china, and're going to use simmering water with some ginger and scallions. it makes great homemade chicken stock, and you also end up with perfectly cooked chicken every time. and then we're going to go visit our friend fuchsia dunlop in london. she's the author of every grain of rice. and she's going to give us some cooking tips from szechuan, including flash-cooked greens with chilies, scallions and ginger.

we went to their headquarters located in the time in the canton of spirits. to have a say. on the issue and my book. did a kind of a. yapping for the. notion. that. a . lot better if that was your mind if you're not just on our properties the only the best thing to do is if you could leave the building at the moment and then not as thomas sit we will consider your questions and come back with us with through the appropriate through the appropriate channels ok so you will answer my questions we will as you wish you just said that. if you will answer all questions. on the police's request our camera man left the premises. the head of communications asked us to ask our questions in writing promising us he passed them on to the shareholders. clearly nothing is decided without the approval of market share the founder and single owner of octave pharma. the company doors closed to us once more. we had a long list of questions not only with regard to the sanitary risks but also the company's methods. on the plasma markets up to pharma isn't the most important player but its sales h

. >> host: next call comes from david in east canton, massachusetts. good afternoon, david. >> caller: hello. another family member of mine i was telling him that you are on tv and he suggested i might want to watch and he's told me something that he heard and i don't know how accurate this is what the story is but basically he said something about something called an m drive that supposedly can drive us patient quickly and i'm wondering is an m drive a real thing and if so what is it and how does it work and i'd be interested to hear about other possible drives for spaceships for long-distance travel like the mars or even further. >> guest: that is a great question. let me give back story. right now our rocket ships and were still using we call chemical energy. you have some molecule which when you break it apart it releases energy. in chemistry we call exothermic as opposed to endothermic where the action absorbs energy. we experience this covers the cold taxi to buy in a drugstore where you squeeze it and the packets quoted as an endothermic reactio