he grew up in a crowded tavern in upstate new york. york.hook, new they were ethnically different from earlier american presidents. he was a dutch-american. he spoke dutch before he spoke english. for all of these reasons i found him an interesting, new character in our political story. host: how long did he live in tenderhook? mr. widmer: he lived there his entire childhood. he went away to some school but he did not go to college. he was in hudson, new york, briefly. ande rose and stature became a more successful lawyer at the very early age he ran for local office. he began to spend significant time in albany. then he followed all the steps of an ambitious person. he went to new york. and ultimately to washington where he was secretary of state, vice president, and finally president. host: where did he meet his wife? . mr. widmer: in his hometown. she was his second cousin. it was a tradition in the van buren family to meet someone who was close to you and make that person your spouse. she died. so he was a widower. which was anothe

host: what impact did it have on him if any that his father was a tavern owner? mr. widmer: i think a lot. in later american history it became very desirable to have a difficult upbringing. it proves that you overcame obstacles. you had strong character. most of our early presidents were pretty comfortably raised in wealthy circumstances. he really was not. he grew up in a crowded tavern in upstate new york. tenderhook, new york. in columbia county. they weren't just lower middle class. they were ethnically different from earlier american presidents. he was a dutch-american. he spoke dutch before he spoke english. and for all of these reasons i found him a very interesting, new character in our political story. host: how long did he live in tenderhook? mr. widmer: he lived there his entire childhood. he went away to some little schools but he did not go to college. he began practicing law in nearby towns. he lived briefly in hudson, new york. as he rose in stature and became a more successful lawyer at the very early age he ran for local office. he began to spend sig

their wine taverns are only open at certain times of the yeah what though. people used to hang up a bunch of flowers or great vines to mark when they were open even twenty years ago it's you now they hang out signs on to suddenly it's a could with the shooter it's happened time i think i've seen people who don't drink their wine from wine glasses behind glass this what's that about. common of the saw and i know what it's supposed to be drunk in a group and passed around the table but many customers misunderstand it and drink it all by themselves they are surprised when they get tipsy and. worse still dimpling while our neighbors slowly but surely get the party started it . i'm going to go out on a limb and say that the mood in the room might be slightly wine and hands. there are. drinking and driving is not a good combination at all if you want to get to know the landscape the town and the wine makers why not go on foot following the faith of buying steak hiking trail. the seltzer vine staggered paletta not one trail runs parallel to the wind but for one hun

the system will roll in late this tavern, and move into the sierra by tonight. it will take awhile, if you're headed up there, the driver side of it, the system will go through tonight and up in the mountains, that's when the snow will come down, the next system is to the north, and it will spread rain thursday night and it will move for most locations all of the way down, it looks like monterey, with snow continuing in the mountains. 37 in truckee, you'll get a south wind in advance, and that snow will go up to the passes and then it will come down late tonight into early thursday, so winter storm watch is out, and above 8,000 feet, a couple of feet is possible, and lake well, 6 to 12, you can do that, the cold air is still aways away, that's when the snow levels come down. it will be light and moderate. once the cold front comes through there could be bursts of heavy rain for a bit. say good-bye to the 30s, that's for sure. and by the end of the weekend, everything says clouds and rain today, and a little unstable air comes behind that system. and rain is able

. >> reporter: this round of storms is good news for tahoe tavern properties they have vacancies so they look forward to the fresh layer of powder and people coming into town. >> it's huge. of course, we are out of the drought which was so tough for us. we are -- the lake is full and we are excited about this now. come to tahoe. it's a good time.>> reporter: we did speak to one of the pr people here at squall -- swan valley who are excited about the line of squalls lining up. they hope a lot of people will come from the weekend but we will watch tomorrow the winds, there is the possibility of a wind advisory here we will look at that because that may shut down the lifts at those resorts. emily turner kpix 5. >> i know they hope for great season. i noticed you are bundled up, is it cold?>> reporter: i don't know if it's that cold or if it's this the first time i've been back in the sierra this season and i'm getting my blood acclimated. it's been raining during the day and it's a damp cold. once it turns to snow we will be fine. >> thank you. >>> you can expect big swells up and down bay

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cheryl: the bar transformed itself into mo's tavern for halloween.t homer's favorite, the pink donut. they had yage had jagermeister. the bar owner's favorite character, mo the bartender. maria: booking a room based on your mood, we're checking out a unique hotel using color theory in its interior design. stay with us for that. ♪ hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... maria: welcome back. picking a hotel room based on your mood, that's the idea of the ungod arts hotel. it's opening today. they let you choose your room by color. steve smith joins us now to talk more about it. >> thank you for having me. maria: what an interesting concept. tell us about it. >> we're in the cul

douglas got thrown off of lots of trains and he'd been to jim crow more than she could count by hotel, tavern, restaurant train, stagecoach. it got to be a source of humor for him at times. but later douglas lives to see if in mississippi this is the first disenfranchisement is douglas lives to see the beginnings of the segregation in the 80s and 90s. nothing about it as much as i could tell surprised him because he's experienced all of the antebellum jim crow over and over. as anotheit is another variatioe proslavery ideas it would be the reconstruction an and tradition brought back to life. for him it was the resurrection of slavery. >> manifestation as our national state. >> it's also why it was so important. how influential was he in getting this passed? >> i don't think it was crucial in getting the resolution passed. he was the only male speaker, the only black participant who signed the declaration of righ rights. he was there and gave his presence to this event was huge and he was from that time on and before was a women's rights man. he was always for women's rights and is a patriarc

this round of storms is good news for tahoe tavern properties and they have been busy today doing pre-storm maintenance [ speaking foreign language ] >> right now they have plenty of vacancies. all of the people rushing into town do enjoy it. >> its huge. of course we are out of the drought years which was so tough for us and so we are just -- the lake is incredibly full. we areus ae snow. definitely. come up ah inion of people doing just that, caltrans is in full winter mode and the low before to night's storm made a bustle of activity at the king vail maintenance yard. repairs, restocking salt and around the clock staffing. >> we have about 200 personnel all the way up donner pass and secondary routes. and a high number of -- equipment including trucks, graters and blowers and different types of equipment. up. >> upper elevations could see close to 3 feet of snow by friday morning. it will fall as low as 4,000 feet meaning you get a good dusting at lake level. it also means likely chain restrictions on i-80 and probable ones on 50. >> in all honesty the snow levels, the amounts concern us

on a not so hot day for taverns where the dow lost 101 points, the s&p climbed

years ago in anchorage, alaska, as a single dad had a chance encounter at a bar called the cabin tavernr. i went up and sat down. had my beer and we started a conversation. she was in a difficult relationship. i took a liking to her, she didn't want to go back wherever she came from. i don't remember the lady's name. honest to god, i don't. >> reporter: he recalls making dinner for the woman. and the two sharing a tender, romantic night. >> before she left, i remember this distinctly, i had three statues, i still have two of them. they're from china and it was a chinese goddess statue and i gave it to her, and i said, "this will bring you good luck." i never heard from her again. i wonder if she still has it. and here's sean, my other boy. >> these are my brothers? >> yup. >> reporter: then, a revelation of relief. doc says he would've kept his son if he'd known he existed. >> there was that feeling of rejection that i had for so many years being abandoned, and it counterbalanced that feeling 'cause i was accepted and i was wanted. it lifted a weight off my shoulders, off my chest. i co

the elbow room is closing in january, and the hemlock tavern on polk street shutdown last month. >>> still ahead tonight, a man in court to face charges of cyber stalking. bubble he created face they close accounts, -- fake facebook accounts to bully and threaten his victim. what reportedly triggered his obsession. >>> the worriers' kevin durant, being fined for something he said during a game last weekend. mark will tell us about that later on in sports. >>> if you have to pick up or drop off anyone at sfo this season, airport officials say it should be a smoother experience than in years past. we'll tell you why. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> a judge sentenced a former san jose teacher today to eight months of house arrest for a child pornography arrest. 47-year-old clifford papadaukaus was a pe teacher. he pled gui

they hang it on the walls in taverns, put it on tea cups. if you're surrounded by this map of yourself in relation to all of these others, right, you'll be able to perceive yourself as one with all of these others. maps become one way of thinking about a national union and a national identity. and, of course, part of what we're talking about here, we raise this idea before of the imagined community, how do you imagine yourself in community with people you will never meet? people that you have never met, people that you know very little about and suddenly you're one people with them? maps are one way to imagine yourself as one people. the other thing that happens is rites. so you get the celebration of the fourth of july, for example, this begins to happen all over the place with civic speeches and so forth. in a certain sense, you practice yourself as one people. if everybody in all 13 colonies is practicing the fourth of july, they are in effect embedding the sense of themselves as one people united across the colonies, right, so maps is on

on a not so hot day for taverns where the dow lost 101 points, the s&p climbed 1.1 and the nasdaq closed flat, i think it's worth playing devil's advocate what if, what if, what if for some hated company, you with me? the glass is half full, not half empty. in other words, what if the acursed, horrible no-good we hate fang stocks -- facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet, the ones everyone now despise, the evil, the dare i say maybe some of them if not all of them are doing actually better than we think i need to say this, but what if, what if the other egg, the stuff of the elongated fang apple may actually be doing better than we think. wouldn't this be a shocker wouldn't bit totally out of sync with the unbearish zeitgeist all you read about, everything says these stocks are finished they're dead they're buried got me got me gotcha all right. any way, for years, these stocks, the fab five let's call them, they led the averages higher but now they've become an albatross around the market's neck what happens, god forbid if the albatross comes back to life let's dig. in i am no fan of th

. >> my name is liz williams and i am the director here at gatsby tavern museum. welcome for braving the elements outside and thank you for joining us tonight and i'd like to welcome our c-span guests as well. >> you are sitting in the room when it happens. for so many individuals from alexander hamilton's world. washington's birthday, jefferson's inaugural dinner and lafayette banquet and during his return trips to america in 1824. i could do a whole lecture on this entire list, but we are here to see dr. peter enriquez. >> dr.

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. >> my name is liz williams and i am the director here at gatsby tavern museum. welcome for braving the elements outside and thank you for joining us tonight and i'd like to welcome our c-span guests as well. >> you are sitting in the room when it happens. for so many individuals from alexander hamilton's world. washington's birthday, jefferson's inaugural dinner and lafayette banquet and during his return trips to america in 1824. i could do a whole lecture on this entire list, but we are here to see dr. peter enriquez. >> dr. enriquez has been a frequent lecturer for us here and the associate professor emeritus of history at george mason university and he's the author of realistic visionary and a portrait of george washington and soon will be publishing a book on essays about washington's leadership. so watch this. a side note if you want more hamilton, we will be offering a specialty tour at 10:00 every saturday starting this saturday titled hamilton's bff and frenemies. [ laughter ] i'll bet you know who we'll be talking about and don't miss the shot for the

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cloud and mist to be fearless taverns, outbreaks of northern ireland gradually edging east but averagesd on friday but running into the weekend, we will see more anyway of sunshine and temperatures starting to drop off so turning cooler by day and by night. i'm annita mcveigh in westminster, where theresa may is trying to secure cabinet backing for a brexit withdrawal agreement the prime minister will try to head off any threat of resignations, telling ministers the deal she's secured from brussels is the best the uk can get. we should be positive about what we can do. there has clearly been good progress secured over the last number of weeks and obviously we will now consider the next steps and taking that forward. ministers have been going into number ten all morning for one to one briefings on the detail but there's opposition across the commons. prime minister's questions is getting under way. yesterday saw the best wage growth figures in a decade, and the best employment figures in my lifetime. does the prime minister agree with me that this can only be delivered by the free market

david burke tavern. what's your name? >> same. >> oh. so how do we carve it?an internet video before i do it every time. >> cook the turkey, let it rest, don't carve it hot. these turkeys are not hot. i put a towel underneath so it doesn't move. the first move is to cut through the bone here and go sways likes like this. >> start in the middle. >> try it. >> i feel like you guys are going to be the carvers >> take this piece out. see this? this is what i have here. this is the driest part of the turkey. peel the skin off. >> why? >> put anytime the microwave, kind of crispy like this. >> look at that. >> that way you carve the meet very thin like this, see how many slices. the next cut you can try the next cut, here you go. >> i need a knife. what's the next cut. >> your next cut, you get the leg out of the way. and then you cut thick pieces like this. go in and it. >> in and up. >> see, like this. >> there we go. >> so now you've got steaks. your keep going down. >> keep going down? >> down this way. beautiful. >> thank you. >> rick is really knowing thou do

he was jim crow to more times in his life than he could by hotels, taverns, restaurants, trains, stagecoaches. it got to be a source of humor for him at times-- sorry. but, later the period we often talk about with the rise of jim crow by the 1880s, 1890s, douglas lives to see. he until 1895. douglas lives to see the beginning of bitter segregation on the late '80s and into the '90s. you doesn't want to see it's her wish and into the early 20th century. nothing about it as much as i could tell surprises him because he had experienced all the antebellum of jim crow over and over and over. although, he always referred to things like being jim crow did, a form of segregation legal or otherwise. is another area shown proslavery ideas. he would just call it the proslavery vision reconstruction , proslavery vision brought back to life. for him it was the resurrection of slavery, that's the way he knew how to understand it. >> the wonderful phase you use. >> he calls racism and national faith. >> there you have it. >> it had been. >> it's also why the civil war and emancipation was so important beca