remington. a well-known artist of the american west, painter, sculptor, sketch artist. he sometimes did newspaper work, newspaper illustrations, but he did not think the production quality in the 19th century was all that good. also in the lineup of who is whom around this media myth is richard harding davis. he is a conceded but well-known writer and playwright who becomes the most famous correspondent and the spanish-american war in 1898. one year or so after the smith to call. one of his first books was entitled "soldiers of fortune." of a romance novel of which he depicted himself as a central character. richard harding davis. he was the son of a newspaper editor and his mother was a writer, rebecca harding davis was earning. signedon and davis were earlyrst to go to cuba in 1897. they were there to cover the rebellion on cuba against spanish colonial war. that was their assignment. generously for the talent. he paid richard harding davis $3000 for one month work -- month's work. in 1897 tha

is not with remington. he is not with hearst in new york city. creelman is in spain. he is in madrid on assignment for the new york journal. that tells us that he could not have learned about this purported exchange of telegrams first-hand, that he only knew about it second hand or that he made it up, that he exag rated this account. -- that he exaggerated this account. it really is ironic that one of american journalism's best known anecdotes, one of american journalism's most repeat the tales is based on and owes its existence to the unsubstantiating ruminations of an unreliable journalism, james creelman. as i say, if this change between hearst and remington took place, it would have taken place in january of 1897, which was the only time that remington was on cuba before the spanish american war, which egan in april of 1898. at the time that remington and richard harding davis went to cuba, there was an island-wide rebellion going on against spanish colonial rule. this was an armed struggle that had beg

denied that there was ever such an exchange, that he sent such a message to remington. himself apparently never spoke about it. never spoke publicly about this. and the telegrams artifacts, the that are central to this whole story have never up.ed the artifacts have never up.ed but there are other factors. another factor is that it's whole talethis is illogical on its face would hearst davis,mington and why would he have sent a telegram to remington vowing furnish the war if war, the rebellion on cuba was very reason he sent them, remington and davis to cuba in the first place? it's illogical. given the context of what's cuba at the time, hearst's vow to furnish the war makes no sense. it's illogical. it's illogical. >> learn more about william yellow hearst, journalism and the lead-up to the spanish-american war tonight at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on lectures in history. you're watching american we bringv, where the classroom to you. >> during world war ii, the u.s. marine corps recruited thejo indians to help military secretly communicate their operational plans

remington himself apparently never spoke about it, never spoke publicly about this. themselves, the artifacts that are central to this whole story, have never turned up. the artifacts have never turned up. but there are other factors. another factor is that it is illogical. this whole tail is illogical on its face. send remingtont and davis, why would he have sent a telegram to remington vowing to furnish the war if war, the rebellion -- the rebellion on cuba, was the very reason he sent them to cuba in the first place. given the context of what is going on in cuba at the time, hearst's vow to furnish the war makes no sense. it is illogical. >> learn more about william randolph hearst, yellow journalism, and the lead up to the spanish-american war, tonight on lectures in history. you are watching american history tv, where we bring the classroom to you. newbxt, cassandra y-alexander talks about her book on african-american fighters in the civil war. she explains the term "contraband," often used to refer to slaves who escaped to the union army. this 40 minute talk wa

we visit the women's memorial near remington national cemetery. dee ann mcwilliams: i am president of the women's memorial foundation. i'm a retired major general from the army. we are the memorial in arlington cemetery. it is the only major memorial dedicated to women who served their country. we have over 3 million women who have worn the uniform of the united states. this memorial was dedicated in 1997. over 40,000 people lined memorial avenue, from the bridge to the memorial. women from world war i through the current time. the memorial is on the 4.2 acres of park service land. the memorial is composed of the education center, the court of valor, terrace that has glass tablets that have quotations by at of course about women. we have ceremonies, especially on memorial day, for women who have fallen. there is a line going from the lincoln memorial. you can see it as it comes up memorial drive, with stones. it goes through our memorial up to the fountain and through the memorial. they are black tiles which you will see in side that connects the

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david is part of a lawsuit against gun manufacture remington. >> stand up and be a voice for change.now that your voice is your power. >> reporter: they agree some things have changed since columbine. it took 47 minutes for s.w.a.t. teams to enter that school. now police departments train to engage immediately. more than 90% of schools now have a plan in place for shootings, and 80% have security cameras, up from less than 20% in 1999. with so many remembering virginia tech and columbine this week, they'd like people to do >> everyone can look at this problem and find a piece of it that makes sense for them to work on. >> i can change that little part. >> i can change this little part. >> reporter: each of them wears a necklace to remember their children and what the fight is for. kate snow, nbc n >> their pain never goes away, and our hearts go out to them. we'll take a break. coming up next, the cost of gas soaring. the one thing experts say you should do when you're at the pump to cut down on the price you pay. >>> then for the second time in days, a college student plunges to her

inside, kendra butler and her son remington were killed. monday would have been his 15th birthday. >> he won't be here but we'll still celebrate his birthday. >> reporter: cathy jackson lost her grandson and daughter. how are you getting through this? >> god. keep the family praying. i'm praying. we take it one day at a time. >> reporter: this was one of at least eight confirmed tornadoes that slammed into louisiana, carving a path of destruction and stretched about 150 miles, lester. >> gabe, thank you. >>> strong numbers tonight on the u.s. economy growing at a he y3.r. that's far better than most economists expected. >>> no the battle lines being drawn tonight between president trump and his newest challenger, former vice president joe biden. the two taking swings at each other today, and biden also trying to answer questions about controversies arising from his past. we get it all now from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight joe biden announced raising $6.3 million in the first 24 hours of his campaign, more than any of the othe

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. >> reporter: kendra and remington butler killed by a tree falling on their home. >> rob marciano joining us now. you and you yosh team are watching a system with snow? >> a large part of it is about to hit manhattan. a rough day, no doubt about it. here it is on the radar scope. new jersey had it, philadelphia as well and a tornado watch in effect until 9:00. and heavy rain and wind tonight and should clear out by tomorrow morning and cool and blustery air behind it and the next system, and storm warnings in minnesota, mason city, milwaukee, 4 to 8 inches possible nus v just north of chicago. we're not done with winter yet. tom? >> we will track it through the weekend. thank you. >>> next, the horror and deadly truck crash. and driver live streaming as a driver blew by him. tonight, he is facing charges that include multiple counts of vehicular homicide. along i-70 in denver. >> reporter: a major i>> repte hellscape, triggered by the crash of an out-of-control tractor trailer. a chain-reaction nightmare greg salinas barely escaped. at least four people did not. >> i know the driver that

the son was remington butler, 14, and a high school freshman here."astation at louisiana tech university forced the close at least through friday.. dormitory areas, students' cars..and several of the severely damaged.les guice, president, louisiana tech university: "windows and glass blown out. things like that. athletic facilities are basically unusable."just next door in texas..multiple funnel clouds caught on camera tearing through the state..and the violent storms blamed for the deaths of a mother and her two children...killed when their car was swept away by flood waters..the family's father found clinging to a tree when he was rescued.i'm reid binion reporting. turning now to weather with lawrence karnow. (ken) lawmakers at the state capitol met today to discuss a trio of affordable housing bills... referred to by supporters as the keep families home bill package. reporter charmaine nero has the details. members. committee fellow public and from the after hearing amend the bill a large crowd of people stood one by one in line - telling the commi

you know where to turn a good documentary the road and the remington returns home on t.w. don't come to tanks. this soviet era submarine was once a military threat today it's a tourist attraction. in the one nine hundred eighty s. millions of people protested against new nuclear weapons and entire generation lived in fear. at the end of the cold war thousands of nuclear weapons were withdrawn from europe and today top secret bases and storage facilities lie abandoned. these bunkers in a former american missile base in germany once housed cruise missiles the site now hosts a popular open air electronic music festival. the danger of nuclear conflict appears to have passed. but now new nuclear weapons destined for europe are being tested in the u.s. nuclear war is more likely now than it was at the height of the current world. and the nuclear problem has not gone away it's that strange that's become something new and different some analysts call this the second nuclear age. we need to do this was all we're facing the most dangerous military and especially nuclear security sit

even worse, last year, jp morgan took partial ownership of remington, the manufacturer of the exact gun that was used it to kill 20 children in the sandy hook shooting. to jp morgan has refused adopt a policy to ensure responsible lending to the gun industry. even though you claim that client selection is important yourven though two of competitors have already adopted these policies. my question, will you live up to your own rhetoric, will you commit to adopting a formal policy that ensures responsible lending in your bank's business with the gun industry? >> everything we do is clients goes through a severe process of review. we have very small relationships with gun manufacturers. we have the same gun manufacturers that make military equipment for the united states military and the united states police force. regarding sellers of guns, there over 100,000 retailers who sell guns. everyone that we do business ,ith, we do a thorough review they are regulated by state and federal government, and we -- when we think if they are doing some enron, we stop doing business. >> that is not what

next, in the first of a two-part program, we visit the women's memorial near remington national cemetery about women who served in the u.s. military, from the revolutionary war through world war ii. this is about 40 minutes. am president of the women's memorial foundation. i'm a retired major general from the army. we are the memorial in arlington cemetery. it is the only major memorial dedicated to women who served their country. we have over 3 million

even worse, last year jpmorgan took partial ownership of remington, the manufacturer of the exact gun that was used to kill 20 children in the sandy hook shooting. and jpmorgan has refused to adopt a policy to ensure responsible lending to the gun industry. even though you claim that client selection is important and even though two of your competitors have already adopted these policies. so my question is, will you live up to your own rhetoric? will you commit to adopting a formal policy that ensures responsible lending in your bank's business with the gun industry? mr. dimon: everything we do with clients goes through a severe process of review, reputational risk, etc. we have small relations with gun manufacturers. they are the same gun manufacturers that make military equipment for the united states military and for the united states police force, which we hold in the highest regard. regarding sellers of guns, there are over 100,000 retailers out there who sell guns. every single business we do business to, they go through the a.t.f. they're regulated by state and federal governme

. >> we have a very special guest on board, riley remington. she just turned 12 years old.rip. tomorrow night riley is going to see her favorite singer pink in los angeles. and on friday night, as if that wasn't enough, she is going to another concert, seeing sugar land. we hope this is the best birthday ever. we are happy to have you on board today. if you don't know who riley is, she is the one with beautiful bright pink hair in row 11. if you have a chance to wish her a happy birthday, that is really special today. happy birthday, riley. >> okay. first she had me laughing, now crying. that is so dear. as you can tell, those are her favorite performers. her mom giving her a surprise and trip of a lifetime. just adorable. >> mom of the year. >> yeah. >> so good to see she was genuinely thankful. >>> just ahead, charlize and seth. the "long shot" stars, their new movie blending politics and love. >>> keir is on royal baby watch. >>> keir is on royal baby watch. there he is, windsor it's where rock meets roll. side meets kick and best meets friend. this mother's day show you

even worse, last year jpmorgan took partial ownership of remington, the manufacturer of the exact gun that was used to kill 20 children in the sandy hook shooting. and jpmorgan has refused to adopt a policy to ensure responsible lending to the gun industry even though you claim that client selection is important and even though two of your competitors have already adopted these policies so my question is, will you live up to your own rhetoric, will you commit to adopting a formal policy that ensures responsible lending in your bank's business with the gun industry? >> everything we do with clients goes through a severe process of review, reputational risk, et cetera we have the same gun manufacturers who make military equipment in the united states military and for united states police force, which we hold in the highest regard regarding sellers of guns, over 100,000 retailers who sell guns. every single one we do business with, we do a thorough review, audited by the atf, only 6% a year regulated by state and federal government and if we think they're doing something wrong, we stop d

positionhad a nuanced because remington arms is in his district.atholic and i think he in terms of a hot button issue -- abortion. women have a right to choose. i am not for it. was -- one of the things that was wrong with claudia tenney's she never held a genuine town hall meeting. print easy has had half a dozen already around the ash brindisi -- brindisi has had half a dozen around the district. if you tell me you cannot have a forum with the constituents, you have a long road to get my vote. host: echoing some of what you have said is a tweet by congress member brindisi. gething across the isles things done, glad to partner with a republican on a common on more skilled and stable workforce. caller: that is the incident i was referencing before about reaching across the aisle with a pennsylvania republican. that during the election and he demonstrated tentativehe was a rep -- representative in the new york state assembly. he sent out a questionnaire on the internet -- what you want to see me do? i said i want to devote your conscience and i thin

the rebellion on cuba was very reason he sent them, remington and davis to cuba in the first place? it's illogical. given the context of what's cuba at the time, hearst's vow to furnish the war makes no sense. it's illogical. it's illogical. >> learn more about william yellow hearst, journalism and the lead-up to the spanish-american war tonight at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on lectures in history. you're watching american we bringv, where the classroom to you. >> during world war ii, the u.s. marine corps recruited thejo indians to help military secretly communicate their operational plans. in a few minutes in a series of interviews we hear from albertcode talker smith who talks about witnessing japanese suicides, his decision to stay silent about his war experience and his spiritual practices. between 2004 and 2006, the interviews took ince at mr. smith's home new mexico and on the islands where he served war.g the first, we hear from filmmaker and historian george colburn who conducted interviews for his documentary. navajo code talkers, journey remembrance. >> george colburn

even worst, last year jp morgan took partial ownership of remington, the manufacture of the exact done used to kill 20 children even though you say client selection is important and two of your competitors already adopted these policies. my question is will you live up to your own rhetoric? will you commit to adopting a policy that ensures responsible lending in your bank's business with the gun industry? >> everything we do goes through a severe process of review, reputational risk et cetera. we have a very small relationship with gun manufacturers. they're the same ones that make military equipment for the united states military and united states police force. regarding sellers of guns there's over 100,000 retailers that sell guns. every one we do business with we do a thorough review. they're ordered by the aft and regulated by state government. >> that's not what i was asking. i was asking you to adopt a formal policy like your competitors have with the gun industry. >> we should certainly consider that, yes. >> well, going on to the next question, in 2009 i passed the credit card