p.m. eastern in a confirmation vote planned for 5:30.tions continue with poor debate starting tomorrow. congressional democratic leaders canceled an afternoon meeting with president trump to talk about federal spending and tax reform. that, after president did that he doesn't see a deal with democrats. senator schumer and house minority nancy pelosi said they would negotiate directly with republican leaders. house speaker paul ryan then said this. we have important work to do there is a meeting at the white house this afternoon and it is democrats want to reach an agreement on these issues they will be there. also happening on capitol hill today the senate budget committee meets this afternoon to combine several tech support provisions that have been approved by other committees including one from the senate energy committee that would open the arctic national wildlife refuge to expand oil and gas in the budget committee will debate and vote to report out the merged build to the full senate live coverage at 2:30 over on c-span3. you can

p.m. eastern. live coverage on c-span3. a house the base its bill thursday, live coverage on c-span. -- details about both bills and listen to live coverage using the free c-span radio app. good morning, this is american history tv on c-span3. we are live on this veterans day from the vietnam veterans memorial in washington dc. all weekend, we are looking back 50 years to the vietnam war, with live coverage, archival films, and first-person accounts from vietnam war veterans and antiwar protesters. coming up at 1 p.m. eastern here at the vietnam veterans memorial, you can watch a ceremony with chuck hagel. also speaking will be myelin, the designer of the wall which is inscribed with the names of men and women who died during the war or remain missing. at 11:30 a.m. eastern, join us for a live program with historians mark atwood lawrence from the university of texas at austin, and -- of columbia university. they will take your calls and tweets about the state of the work in 1967. next, president lyndon b. johnson explains a

eastern,at 9:00 p.m. the news foundation editor in chief, christopher bedford on donald, the art of the lessons from america's philosopher in chief. on american history tv on c-span3, tonight at 8:00. -- 8:55 p.m. eastern. sunday at 9:10, the -- thereaking ceremony dwight d. eisenhower memorial in washington dc, this weekend on the c-span networks. with a busy week ahead for congress, we will have live coverage of two significant hearings, first, the senate banking committee considers jerome powell to be the next reserve.the -- federal reserve. health committee will consider his nomination at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3, live coverage of two key hearings tuesday and wednesday. the c-span bus is on the that the capitals tour, visiting every state capital and hearing about each state priorities. we kicked off the tour in september 15 in dover delaware and now visited 12 state capital's. our next up is tallahassee, florida. we will be there on december 6 with light injuries -- live interviews. senators were

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p.m. eastern on c-span 2. we will hear from a group of terrorism experts about come patting terrorism online hosted by the counterextremism project. we will have that live at 3:00. more about this week's work on republican tax reform efforts. a becker with reuters. she looks at the house and senate as they work on tax reform. good morning. what would you describe is the major difference between the house and senate version? guest: i would point

p.m. eastern. we will bring you that live on c-span2. next, colorado's first latina house speaker and the president of planned parenthood join a panel of progressive activists to talk about the resistance to the trumpet ministration policy. this was one of the panels looking at the trump presidency at the annual texas tribunal festival at the university of texas in austin. it is about one hour. [applause] >> i am political correspondent for cbs

p.m. eastern. next, a conversation on freedom, democracy, and security. we'll hear from former secretaries of state madeleine albright and condoleezza rice. also u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley talks about russian interference in the 2016 election. the event was hosted by the george w. bush institute in new york city. it begins with brief remarks from former first lady, laura bush. [applause] mrs. bush: thank you all. thanks, everyone. thank you, ken. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today's the spirit of liberty. in 1944, a federal judge and judicial philosopher, judge learned hand, delivered a speech in central park to over a million people o

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p.m. eastern with carol anderson and her book white rage, the unspoken truth of racial divide. melissa with bloodlines, true story of a drug cartel. the fbi and battle for horse-ra. live today and sunday on c-span's 2 book tv. >> trump had enough resources at any time you could have knocked

p.m. eastern on saturday and sunday at 2:00 p.m. americans history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explorer america. >> both chambers of commerce are out today and next week for the thanksgiving recess. before leaving down the house passed its tax reform plan. 227-205. $13 republicans join all democrats in voting against the bill. on the senate side the finance committee joined the finance committee version 14-12 and expect to see debate the week after thanksgiving. if it passes they will need to combine the house and senate bills aiming to get a measure to president trump's desk by christmas. follow the house live on c-span and senate on c-span2. >>> the house this week passed the republican tax reform plan by a vote of 227-205. the finance committee in the senate pass their version, 14-12. we're joined by "politico" tax and financial services reporter, colin wilhelm. how big of

p.m. eastern on book-tv on c-span2. >>> this weekend we go to sioux falls, south dakota. and with the help of our partners we'll highlight the history and literary life of sioux falls. saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on book-tv. a look at the history of native american citizen zip in the u.s. with author frank pomershine and his book, "broken landscape: indians, indian tribes and the constitution." >> tribes have what is known as sovereignty, they have the authority from their preconstitutional existence as self-governing sovereigns, and that's the position that tribes take, that they are self-governing sovereigns within their territory. >> and wayne financigbust about frontier justice. >> if you were accosted a hofrsz, if you were particularly away from any settlement they would hang you. so that happened quite frequently. that was, you know, what you call frontier justice or rough justi justice. >> on sunday, 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv we'll tour ft. dakota to explore the story of the u.s. military's role in the west. >> the fort at sioux falls, it was calle

p.m. eastern on c-span3. you can watch all of these earrings online at c-span.org and use the free c-span radio app. >> president trump held an event at the oval office honoring the native american code talkers of world war ii. code talker peter mcdonald gave the introduction. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, honorable president of this great united states of america, president trump. thank you for inviting us, navajo code talkers, to the capitol and to the white house of this great nation we call the united states. today, we have with us three of the thirteen surviving navajo code talkers of world war ii. first, we have fleming begaye. fleming begaye is 97 years old, the oldest veteran of world war ii. he survived the battle of tarawa. his landing craft was blown up and he literally had to swim to the beach to survive. also, on saipan, he also landed on tinian where he got shot up real badly, surviv

p.m. eastern on american history tv, we will tour for dakota to explore the role of the military in the u.s. dakota,s called fort one of many established throughout the region. it was established to provide a fore of safety and security those settlers. >> and we will also take a driving tour of sioux falls with historian john locke. john: we are on an avenue name for one of the first settlers of the area. >> watch it saturday on c-span2's look to the and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on season three. tour, workingies with our cable partners as we explore america. announcer: coming up, we continue our look at the republican tax proposal with remarks by white house economic adviser gary cohn and members of the house proposal.

p.m. eastern. live coverage on c-span3. get details about both bills -- at c-span.org or use the free c-span radio app. theresident trump is in philippines to attend a pair of the international summits and of asia. tour he held a joint news conference with the president of vietnam. president trump commented on his recent meeting with russian president vladimir putin. this is 25 minutes. [speaking foreign language] >> ladies and gentlemen, members hosting a press conference to announce the result of their talks. your -- >> your excellency, donald trump, president of the united states of america, ladies and gentlemen, members of the media, president trump and i have had a and about the relations regional and international issues of mutual interest. that thehare the view relations have seen better results over the years delivering enormous benefits to the people. visit toe state vietnam, vietnam and the united states issued a joint statement seeking to further the comprehensive on the base of mutual respect of independence, so

p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >> join us on c-span3 this weekend for american history tv. a few highlights. saturday at 3:00 p.m. eastern, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the 1967 public broadcasting act, the library of congress hosts a discussion about the history of news and public affairs broadcasting with jim lehrer and dick cavett. and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, university of kansas professor on the role of african-american ministers and politics and how churches helped members gain experience with organizing and running for political office. sunday at 8:00 a.m. eastern, recollections of the battle of

p.m. eastern time.nce back on capitol hill's form and accused him of groping and unwanted sexual contact. he has an interview said he's embarrassed and ashamed by his past behavior in a pledge to work to regain the trust of women and his constituents. he will be speaking about 15 minutes from now, we are told at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. we will take that life. senator franken when he begins. >> harris: giving interviews all over with minnesota press yesterday so this will be interesting. and we will watch for it. senate candidate way more is remaining defiant in the face of calls to step out of the race following sexual harassment allegations against him. he plans to hold a rally tonight with just two weeks in one day to go until voters to the polls. just today, he released this data. here it is. >> five state campaigns, 40 years of honorable service, roy moore has been intensely scrutinized and not a hint of scandal but four weeks before the election, false allegations, a scheme by liberal and a republi

p.m. eastern, the u.s. capitol's arts and architecture, and sunday at nine: 10:00 p.m., the groundbreaking ceremony, the dwight d. eisenhower memorial and washington, d.c. this weekend on the c-span networks. >> c-span's studentcam video documentary competition is under way and students across the country are busy at work and sharing their experience with us through twitter. too late to enter. our deadline is january 18, 2018. we are asking students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why it is important to you. our competition is open to all middle school and high school students grades six through 12. 100,000 dollars in cash prizes will be awarded. the grand prize of $5,000 will go to the student or team with the best overall injury. for more information, go to our website, studentcam.org. >> this weekend on lectures and history, professor peter caster teaches a class about how the united states changed from the post-civil war reconstruction period to the progres

p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> and coming. up tonight at 8:00 eastern, we'll kick off our road to the white house 2020. he was joined by tim ryan, democrat representing ohio at a kennedy clinton dinner in new hampshire. here's a preview. >> donald trump became the president of this amazing country because of two things. one, democrats b didn't turn out. and two, for some reason we stopped talking to people about what they care about. i think the first part is going to take care of itself. the energy that you're showing, the enthusiasm that this party is showing is extraordinary. but we have to remember, we have to talk to people about what they care about. not what e we care about. we as democrats have so many issues we care about. is and i believe in the fullness in time we'll be proven right on just about every one of them. but that doesn't mean it moves people's hearts and minds. what moves people's hearts and minds is their job, their pay, and the opportunity tr their kids. and every time we're not talking about that, and e

p.m. eastern on c-span. also tomorrow, the senate budget committee views is tax reform on c-span3, on wednesday, the senate health paper -- considers the housen wednesday, the takes of a bill requiring members of congress to take anti-harassment and antidiscrimination training, live coverage of congress this week on the c-span network online at c-span.org or with the free c-span radio app. >> mick mulvaney addressed the press enter questions during his first day on the job, he is remaining as white house budget director. about linda english. this is 20 minutes. thank you all very much for doing this, welcome to see spv. my role as acting director was extraordinarily smooth. we met with the senior leadership team, the toxics are seven folks here met again in the afternoon with a broader group health's or four dozen folks, how this intimate you told them an annual take a couple questions, this is an ordinary course of business in washington dc. is what are witnessing happens everything couple of years, it is a

p.m. eastern. you can also go to www.c-span.org and find past video of prime minister's questions and other public affairs programs. aswatch c-span this week congress debates tax reform. the senate finance committee begins its review of the bill monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. live coverage on c-span 3. the house debates its bill on thursday. live coverage on c-span. get details about both bills at www.c-span.org/congress. and listen in using the free c-span radio app. >> now a discussion on the future of u.s.-cuba relations and commerce restrictions imposed on americans traveling there. michael c.: good morning. welcome to the inter-american dialogue. my name is michael camilleri. i direct the dialogs. almost three years ago, presidents obama and castro embarked on a historic opening and relations between the u.s. and cuba. two days ago, the trump administration announced a series of regulatory changes

p.m. eastern on book-tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. >>> president trump announced that broadcom limited, a semiconductor company, is returning its headquarters to the u.s. from singapore. we'll watch this as we wait for white house briefing which is set for 1:30 eastern. >> pennsylvania. what a great state. we have federal reserve coming up in a little while as you know. we just had a big meeting on daca with some of the senators and we have great things to say about that. you'll be hearing about that very soon. and the big thing of course is tax cuts and jobs. and that's happening very rapidly and it's been met with really a great response. but i want to thank everybody for this great day and it's a great day for the american worker in particular. over the past ten months we of witnessed something remarkable happening to our country. have you all noticed? a lot of change. a lot of difference, right, kevin, would you say? setting another big record on the stock market, hit close to 60 records on the s

p.m. eastern on book tv, and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, the c-span cities tour, working with our cable partners as we explore america. >>> here's been called one of the premier chroniclers of our age. best-selling author whose books have been adapted into three award-winning movies, michael lewis, will be our guest sunday on in depth. >> what almost all of the books have in common aside from a market angle is characters, interesting characters to me, in interesting situations. so the trick is that if you can attach the reader to the character at the beginning of the book, they'll follow that character anywhere. trust me that there is no one in america who would want to read my description of collateralized debt obligations, but once you

p.m. eastern. two p.m. ont american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> next on c-span, a speech from attorney general jeff sessions. today, he was one of the featured acres at the national lawyers convention and washington, d.c. sessions: goodl afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it's a great pleasure to be with you and look at the overflow audience here. and it is an honor for me to be able to introduce a gentleman i've known for a long time. he's a good friend, and a person i have great admiration for. as lawyers, we appreciate the many responsibilities of the attorney general. he is the chief law enforcement officer of the federal government. he is the legal adviser to the executive branch. and he has a special responsibility to the people of the country to be sure that the constitution is preserved and protected. the past career of jeff sessions could not have been better to make him such an ideally qualified person for this responsibility. jeff started his career after private law practice. hi

p.m. eastern university of kansas on the role of african-american and how churches help them gain. recollections of the battle of midway from world war ii navy veterans. unreal america of the film dreams of economy american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span three the c-span buses on the 50 state capitals. we kicked it off on september 15 and visited truck 12 state capitals. >> the house administration committee held a hearing about the sexual harassment policies. jackie spears spoke as a witness. will hear testimony about how sexual harassment allegations are investigated. this is one hour 40 minutes

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p.m. eastern on real america. a special report. >> whether it is due to the clever tactics or best fighting conditions, it seems clear the american military offensive is bogged down. >> we will tour the national archives exhibit. at eight on the presidency. the 1967 president clinton johnson vietnam war press conference. >> made her statements about what we would do. in 1954.

p.m. eastern. daily caller news foundation editor in chief on his book, "the art of the donald" and on sunday at 11:00 a.m. author rebecca frazier and her book "the mayflower" on american history tv on cspan3 saturday at 8:55:00 p.m. eastern. penn state university history professor matthew restal on the u.s. capitol's architecture. this weekend on the cspan networks. this weekend on the presidency. joe wegan gives life to theodore roosevelt in a portrayal of the district of colombia. he recounts the president's life and times including his ascension into the white house after mick kinly's assassination. here's a preview. >> i sadly came to the presidency through the graveyard when the assassination of president mckinley occurring september 6th he was shot 1901 in buffalo, new york. i raised to be by his side and after some days his physicians assured me and the members of the cabinet who had assembled that the president would recuperate from his wounds. the cabinet felt it would do the nation's anx

p.m. eastern with the white house briefing. sarah sanders will answer reporter questions about tax reform and the president's visit to capitol hill tomorrow. as well as a number of other issues. congress is back from thanksgiving recess. senators meet at 4:00 p.m. eastern with a couple votes on judicial nominations late in the afternoon. the rest of the week in the senate, the focus is on tax reform. the full senate is expected to begin work on the bill by midweek. the house returns for legislative business tomorrow. on wednesday it will consider a resolution requiring anti- harassment and discrimination training for all house members and staff. you can watch the house live on c-span and the senate live here on c-span2. tax reform is just one of the issues congress is dealing with. off the floor, senate appropriators have proposed federal spending for 2018. the budget year started in october and current funding runs out mid-december. the senate plan calls for an increase in defense spending that could result in automatic budget

p.m. eastern on c-span, online at www.c-span.org and on the c-span radio app.orrow's the 64th year of veterans day. bike -- vice president mike thee leads the ceremony at tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery and makes remarks. 11 ceremony is scheduled for a.m. eastern and you can see it live on c-span, online at www.c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. years ago the united states was at war in vietnam and this veterans a weekend, american history tv on c-span3 looks back with 48 hours of coverage. charting saturday at 8 a.m. eastern, we're live from the national archives, among the ,ackdrop of three helicopters then from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. we are taking phone calls live with historians about the war in 1967. from the vietnam veterans memorial, a ceremony featuring remarks from chuck hagel and the memorial designer. at 4 p.m. eastern on real america a cbs news vietnam war special report. >> whether it is due to the enemies tactics, the weather or terrain it seems clear that the american military offensive along the dmz has bogged down

p.m. eastern sunday on c-span2. >> behind me is richard flank and pettigrew. he came to view territory in 1869 as a surveyor. come with us to his home to learn more about his contribution to the city of sioux falls. >> we are in the pettigrew home and museum, the home of u.s. senator richard franklin pettigrew who served in the u.s. senate from 1889 until 1901. --lived in the home from 90 1911 until his death in 1926. indoorradiators, plumbing, gas and electric lights, even telephones, which is really interesting because just a few miles away from here, a farm, the people were living without windows and doors. so, this home was top-notch for sioux falls and the dakota territory at the time. pettigrew was born in ludlow, vermont in 1848. moved to souths wisconsin in 1852. attends lloyd reed's law at the university of wisconsin and at a law firm in madison. in 1869, he finds himself looking for a summer job and he comes west as part of a government surveying party. in 1869, it is actually an army called for dakota and it was garrisoned by a single company of the

p.m. eastern. daily caller news foundation editor in chief, christopher bedford on his book, the art of the donald. lessons from america's philosopher in chief. and on sunday at 11:00, rebecca frazier and her book, mayflower, on american history tv on cspan 3, saturday at 8:55 p.m. eastern, penn state history professor, matthew restall on the u.s. capitol's art and architecture. and sunday at 10:00 p.m., the ground breaking ceremony of the eisenhower memorial in washington, d.c. this weekend on the cspan networks. >> next, sonoma state university professor laura watt teaches a class on the evolution of a national parks system and the effort to preserve pristine wilderness. she argueses this approach often obscures the ways humans have already

p.m. eastern over on c-span3. you can watch online at c-span.org, or listen by using the free c-span radio app. white house press secretary sarah sanders likely to be asked about tax reform today with the president on capital talk about passing legislation. we will have the white house briefing live at 3:00 eastern right here on c-span2. with a busy week ahead for congress, our live coverage include the senate banking committee today considering jerome powell to be the next federal reserve chair and then live today at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. also today the senate budget committee reviews its tax reform bill. on wednesday the senate h.e.l.p. committee considers the nomination of alex azar to replace tom price as health and human services secretary. live coverage at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. also in wednesday house takes up at the required members of congress and staff to take antiharassment and anti-discrimination training. live coverage of congress this week on the c-span networks, online at c-span.org or w

p.m. and midnight eastern tonight on lectures and history. only on c-span3. >> coming up next on the 34th annual winston churchill a other -- congress talks about the former prime minister's career as a historian and his six volume book it erred in a nobel prize in literature in 1953. this is about 50 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen. we had year's conference a presentation by andrew roberts. we know a winning formula when we see one. to introduce andrew. [applause] quick hello. brief toep my remarks maximize the amount of time we have to be informed and entertained by our next and final acre. for those of you who recall his letentation on churchill's criminals nature have undoubtably been looking forward to this as much as i have. among his numerous endeavors he served as a guest curator at the exhibit churchill's shakespeare. he is the author and editor of 19 books including masters and commanders which you have heard about in the last two days. his most recent publication was a biography of napoleon, a short work coming just under 1000 pag

p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> thanksgiving day on c-span, 11:30 a.m. astern, the liberately medal ceremony at the national constitution center in philadelphia. at 1:00 p.m. former secretary of state john carry receiving a lifetime achievement award at the institute in boston. and 2:45 p.m. brooks and white discuss character and the presidency. the southern festival of books in nashville, at 2:30 p.m. eastern. authors discuss the middle class and politics at 10:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. eric erikson before you wake, life lessons of a father to his children. and the presidency, the life and times of teddy roosevelt. at 11:00 a.m.,inate chb americans and trade in 19th century california. and then at 2:55 p.m. eastern, from the national archives, oo look at the first motion picture world war ii films. thanksgiving day on the c-span networks. >>> and now fbi director christopher ray takes part in a discussion of pending renewal of section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, which allows surveillance of foreign citizens under specific circumstances.

p.m. eastern eric: is 06:00 p.m. . >> democratic congressman john conyers is stepping down as ranking member of the house judiciary committee will congress investigate sexual-harassment claims against him. >> president trump calling on voters in alabama to vote against e. schumer pelosi puppet. is this endorsement and everything enough for the embattled worry more? resident heading to capitol hill on tuesday to push republicans on the fence about the tax reform bill?

p.m. eastern. up next, the conversation on freedom, democracy and security. the u.n.ssador to nikki haley talks about russian interference in the 2016 elections. it starts with former first lady laura bush. >> thank you and good morning everyone. welcome to today process spirit of liberty. in 1944, a federal judge, judge learned hand, delivered a speech in central park to over one million people on "i am an

p.m. and midnight eastern on saturday. american history tv, only on c-span 3. >> according to the national archives, army engineer lieutenant colonel ken gerrish documented his experience in new guinea in 1943 and 1944. lieutenant colonel gerrish was responsible for maintaining p-38 and p-39 aircraft. in 1981, he donated the first fighters in new guinea to the national archives. >> in 1942, new guinea was divided into two territories. pap papua, new guinea was under british control, the island has mountains reaching to 16,000 feet. port morsby was the only military base in the country. the japanese control the entire island except morseby from their large beach at rabaul, new britain. night raids were also common. it took the allies 2 1/2 years to eliminate the japanese from the island. general mcarthur's leap frog tactics neutralized many of the enemy. our chaplain conducting easter services in northern australia, 1943. we are 600 miles south of ft. morseby, new guinea, or fourth fighting squadrons, had just returned from

p.m. eastern. five coverage on c-span three. the house debates its bill on thursday.live coverage on c-span. get detailed about both bills at c-span.org/congress and listen to live coverage of tax reform using the free c-span radio app. >> the c-span buses traveling across our country on a 50 capital to her. we stopped in topeka kansas asking what's the most important issue in their state. >> one of the most important issues in kansas is our economic policies. we've been seen as this great experiment here in kansas and the tax policies have really gutted state services and done horrible things to education. teachers are leaving the state. young people are leaving the state. economic opportunities are not here anymore. this is one of those things that the former economic advisor is now trumps economic advisor and this isn't something i would want to see done on a national level. it has really hurt kansas and i don't want to hurt the rest of the nation. >> i believe undoubtedly the most important issue is education. over the past five years we've seen cuts to education

p.m. eastern on cspan former presidential speech writers for presidents nixon to obama and sunday at 6:30 p.m. dr. iten on how your zip code impacts your health. saturday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, daily caller news foundation editor in chief christopher bedford on his book "the art of the donald" and on sunday at 11:00 a.m., author rebecca fraser. on american history tv on cspan3 saturday at 8:55 p.m. eastern, penn state university history profess professor and on sunday the ground breaking ceremony of the dwight eisenhower memorial in washington, d.c. this weekend on the cspan networks. >>> next on american history tv, university of alabama professor talks about union general george mcclellan who commanded the union apartme union army of the potomac. he talks about his military successes and failures, his reputation for arrogance as well as his rocky relationships with high ranking union officials. most notably president abraham lincoln. this talk was part of pamplin historical park symposium. it's about an 1:15. >>> good morning, everybody. we're ready to get started. welcome back to the la

p.m. eastern on booktv a look at the history of native american citizenship in the u.s.ith author frank palmer shine. >> tribes have what is known as sovereignty. they have the authority from their pre-constitutional existence of self-governing sovereign and that's a position the tribes take that there self-governing sovereigns within their territory. >> if you are caught stealing a horse, for example, if you are take away from any settlement of ranch country, they would hang you. so that happen quite frequently. that was what you call front to justice are rough justice. >> on sunday at two p.m. eastern on american history tv we will tour fort dakota to e tv we will tour fort dakota to explore the story of the u.s. militaries role in the west. >> the fort at sioux falls was called fort dakota, was really one of many forts established throughout the region and it was really i think established to provide a sense of safety and security for those settlers here. >> and will take a driving tour of the sioux falls. >> we are on one of the main thoroughfares of sioux falls, sou

p.m. eastern time. live in tokyo.osted by martha maccallum from hawaii starts right now as the president gets ready to land probably in minutes. martha? >> thank you, brett. tonight "the story" begins in hawaii where the president did just land moments ago. >> martha: welcome to "the story." the president will visit the u.s.s. arizona. it will be a moving reminder of the loss of life on december 7, 1941. this is the u.s.s. missouri where the japanese signed the sur represented -- surrender in tokyo buy. the pacific command is our front line and what defends the united states from threats against north korea or china, both of which have the

p.m. eastern time. elizabeth: i saw that sound bite, it was quite the back and forth, really illuminating. connell mcshane, even terrific stuff. good to see you. our election coverage at fox business kicks off at 7 p.m. eastern time with lou dobbs when virginia polls close followed by neil cavuto at 8 eastern time right here on fox business. >>> democrats help a win in both virginia and new jersey could set aside donna brazile's explosive expose about the failures of the hillary clinton campaign and the democrat party. plus, unify and give that party important momentum. a loss, though, would be a big blow to other democrats plotting anti-trump strategies for next year's midterm congressional races and could spur calls for radical changes in the dnc heading into the presidential election in 020. former clinton pollster doug schoen believes the entire party is in trouble and it's time for the democrats to clean house. let's roll tape. >> the entire democratic party stinks from the head down. the whole pro

p.m. and midnight eastern. this is american history tv only on c-span3. >>> the c-span bus is on the 50 capitals tour visiting every state capital and hearing about each state's priorities. we kicked off the tour september 15th in dover, delaware and now visited 12 state capitals. our next stop is tallahassee, florida. we'll be there december 6th with live interviews during "washington journal." >>> since 2011, architect and preservationist jobie hill has been writing about slave locations in the united states and interpretation and preservation of slave history. up next on "american artifacts" we travel to southern virginia near ne north carolina border to visit the former brandon plantation with jobie hill and learn about her

p.m. eastern on c-span. president trump announced the u.s. is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. he made the remarks at a cabinet meeting and talked about the signal republican's tax reform bill. >> we just returned from an historic 12-day trip to asia. everywhere we went the american delegation was greeted with tremendous hospitality and respect. people are respecting our country again. we brought back more than $300 billion of deals which could reach well over a trillion dollars within a very near future. that means jobs for the united states at a very high level. as you know, we have just come up with the best job performance in over 17 years. this is a lot more jocks. we think the number will get a lot better. we can also put a lot of people that have not been able to find jobs, put them back to work because they are forth registered now. they will be registered in a positive sense. japanese car companies will open up and expanding plants in our country. we worked very closely with prime minister abe on that and we a

p.m. eastern on c-span2. coming up tonight at 8 eastern we will kick off our road to the white house kanch with 2020 democratic candidate jim delany. here's a preview. >> donald trump became the president this amazing country because of two things. one, democrats didn't turn out. and two, for some reason, we stopped talking to people about what they care about. i think the first part is going to take care of itself. the energy that you are showing, the enthusiasm that this party is showing is extraordinary. but we have -- -- issues we care about. and i believe in the fullness of time we'll be proven right on just about every one them. but that doesn't mean it moves people's hearts and minds. what moves people's hearts and mind is their job, their pay, and the opportunity for their kids. and every time we are not talking about that, and every time we are talking about how bad the republicans are, it's a missed opportunity for us. that's how we take this country back, in my opinion. >> and is just a short portio

p.m. eastern. daily caller news foundation editor-in-chief christopher bedford on his book "the art of the donald, lessons from america's philosopher in chief." and on sunday at 11:00 a.m., rebecca fraser and her book "the mayflower, the families, the voyage, and the founding of america." on american history tv on c-span3 at 8:55 p.m. eastern. penn state university history professor matthew rest all on the u.s. capitolare and architecture's. sunday at 10 p.m., the ground begins her morning for the dwight d. eisenhower memorial in washington dc. this weekend on the c-span networks. bookshelf history melanie kirkpatrick talks about her book thanksgiving, holiday at the heart of the american experience. in which she looks back four centuries to provide a history of thanksgiving. this is regarded at the explorers club in new york city in 2016. it's about one hour.

p.m. eastern on c-span, former presidential speechwriters or presidents presidentsama -- for nixon to obama, and how your zip code impacts your health. tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span2, christopher bedford on his book "the art of the donald: lessons from american's philosopher in chief." and author rebecca fraser is her book, "theith her mayflower." restal on the u.s. capitol's art and architecture. p.m., the at 9:1 10 groundbreaking ceremony at the dwight d. eisenhower memorial at washington >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend, featuring bcm tour archival filmss. pollinginterested in data on the flag, and to follow-up with something david said, we changed attitudes on the public display of the flag and reached compromise to take it down. if you look at polling data, what the flag stands for, whether it is southern pride or racism, has not changed. our understanding of whether the war was about slavery has not changed. and so, if we take all the thements down without confrontation of what we have never faced, which is slavery in the american society, it may be a good thin

p.m. eastern time on fox news. liz claman's taking you from here. who knows, maybe we can turn it around. liz, to you. liz: we just got some very disturbing news out of northern california. we are going to get that to you in a moment, but it involves a shooting at an elementary school that has now been widened. it's turning much bigger. i'll get that to you in one second. we're looking at a repeal revial possibly on capitol hill. -- revival possibly on capitol hill. senate republicans are conducting a so-called whip count to see if they have enough votes to repeal the individual mandate of obamacare as part of that senate tax reform overhaul. mitch mcconnell confirming the story to the national media less than half an hour ago. mcconnell saying senate republicans are optimistic that inserting the individual mandate repeal would be helpful to passing tax reform at least in the senior chamber. adam shapiro broke the news about the whip count, he's got even more news. we're getting him in front of the camera right now. >>> california congressman turned