we have civil war battlefields including manassas, antietam, monocacy.e have the home of frederick douglas and ford's theater, where next week we will remember the 150th anniversary of abraham lincoln's assassination. so whether you like being outdoors, walking, hiking, jogging, biking on trails and paths, relaxing by the water with a picnic lunch, enjoying live music, or learning more about the stories of triumph or struggle, there's something for everyone in the wealth of national parks in this area, and next year, in 2016, the national park service will celebrate its centennial year. and just last week, we started our national awareness campaign. although the idea of national parks has existed much longer than the agency that now manages them, in fact, here in washington, our federal park lands can be traced back to the public land that was set aside in the 1790s, and rock creek park is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. the founding of the national park service is nonetheless a very important milestone and a moment we have been anticipating

market battlefield state historical park and director of his talkal resources for the the city of manassas, virginia. scott is a peer reviewer for the accreditation and assessment programs of the american lives of museums and an editorial advise up for white house history quarterly the journal of the white house is talking association. his published articles have appeared in the augusta historical bulletin. civil war traveler dictionary of virginia biography white house history quarterly and numerous other history and travel publications but a personal note i think there are few things will gratifying to teachers than to witness the success of their students. so i am particularly proud tonight's speak up as i can claim him as one of the very best i've ever taught during a long career at mary, washington. so it's a very personal pleasure then to welcome to great lives. my former student and good friend, scott harris. thank you and good evening. on december 13 1799 george washington was dying. throat infection that is set in after a long ride around mount vernon the previous day and sleet an

of a new market battlefield historical park and director of historical resources for the city of manassas, virginia. scott is a peer-reviewer for accreditation and assessment programs of the american alliance of museums and editorial adviser for white house history quarterly, the journal of the white house historical association. his published articles have appeared in the augusta historical bulletin, civil war traveler, dictionary of virginia biography, white house history quarterly and numerous other history and travel publications. on a personal note, i think there are a few things more gratifying to teachers than to witness the success. so, i am particularly proud of tonight's speaker. as i can claim him as one of the very best i have ever taught during a long career at mary washington. so, it is a very personal pleasure, then, to welcome to great lives my former student and good friend, scott harris. >> thank you. good evening. on december 13, 1799, george washington was dying. a throat infection that set in after a long right around mt. vernon the previous day in sleet and snow made

director of the newmarket battlefields and the director of the historical resources for the city of manassas, virginia. he's a peer review or for the assessment programs of the museums and an editorial adviser for white house history. and that journal of the white house historical association. he's published articles in the augusta bolton, civil war traveler, dictionary of virginia biography, white house history quarterly, and travel publications. on a personal note, i think there are a few things that are more gratifying the witness the success of our students. i'm particularly proud of the speaker as i can clean him as one of the very best that i ever taught during my long career. and so it is a very personal pleasure to work welcome, former student and good friend, scott harris. >> thank you and good evening. on december 13th, 1799, george washington was dying. a throat infection that had set in after a rider on mount vernon in sleet and snow and made conversation with his secretary, it made his conversation difficult. he noted in his journal that washington's mood was very cheerful as th

was director of a new market battlefield -- and director of his top of resources in the city of manassas, virginia. scott is a peer review or from the presentation, an assessment programs of the american museums and the editorial pfizer for white house history court, journal of the white house -- is published articles have appeared from the historical bulletin, civil war traveler, dictionary of virginia biography, white house's history, and universal history and travel complications. up on a partial note, i think that a few things will gratify the teachers to witness the success of -- so i am particularly proud of tonight speaker, i like to claim him as one of the very best to talk during a long career at mary washington. so it has been a pillar chenille pleasure to welcome a former student and good friend, scott harris. >> thank you, and good evening. on december 13th, 1799, george washington was dying. i throw infection that had said in after a long ride after mount vernon in the previous day with sleep and snow made conversation with the secretary to increasingly difficult. he noted i

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things into their own hands on a sunday for nearly a boon and bread of tommy and he has decided that manassas enough and he wants his job now but why in the world can you get a coke in fact seen at the drop of a hat while right here in russia so back in march he got on a plane from rome to moscow to get his fosters and now he's back in the capital for a round if a would have to wait to. shift the should be of us need to be noted it is still a long time to sleep europe is very developed at the county i mean community to be is good. but. because some. of those a dog is not good he screws that we don't own production of very soon. and we have so you could delete so this thursday we could be absolutely. wrangling a visa and flying a few hours all waiting until the autumn even longer until he's eligible for a vaccine in italy for sandro it was a tough choice especially what he thinks about his large family many of whom are in the at risk category getting the job was just as much about protecting them as himself talking to me he was so waved away any misgivings about sputnik the vaccine that has de

set up this year so it was interesting because of what i needed to pose them for actually for us manassas along the way i asked the police academy director why don't you stand in front of your students. when you look at the guy from the information service or spy agency you gave me ok i go so he stood up in front with his stick. and i don't like some stick. it said what we did really cause one who came to symbolize apartheid. i think they deeply regret it having invited me to that school because the photo was on magazine covers bus occurs. early here member mule i'll get the but i knew you i even saw they'd made a mural of it in new york. interestingly i saw the colonel again 20 years later and i guess you know the magazine had been looking for people from famous photographs found him he had become a general. he was retired and all of what he really is holding a magazine with his picture on it you know except what to. look at he wasn't remotely fanatic he was delightful affable after. that presented ethical problem. is could i have the right to represent him. some of the symbol of aparthe

and he was the previous to that, director of historic resources for the city of manassas. he received his b.a. with honors from the university of mary washington, and holds a masters degree from the college of william mary. mr. harris? >> i'm not going to drop the mic, but i'm going to lower gently to the ground. thank you very much, and good morning. >> good morning. >> oh come on good morning! >> good morning. >> turn your hymnals to number 61. oh no that's tomorrow. sorry. i couldn't resist, i was talking about that earlier. it is a pleasure to be here and if i may take the chance and the house of worship to say to spur the gospel of james maduro, as my colleagues will also being doing today and anytime we have the opportunity to help raise awareness of the man that i like to call, the hardest working president in show business, we like to do so and so, will be free to do so today here to do that. one of the iconic images of the revolutionary war is emmanuel lewis he's 1851 painting, washington crossing the delaware. it's the night of december 25th, 1776, the continenta

is throwing all their pressing on this is trying to could come to other conference when i was in manassas i talked to to divide all the just who discovered to be one strain he told me that there is there are some 30 newest trains in brazil right now so if brazil doesn't control the pandemic indoors they can it can be a very difficult at best affair for the whole region and even for the world because many think we don't still many things about the new strains and we don't know how these news trainees behave because of the the vaccine for example. or here as it reporting thank you so very much. and back here in europe it's been 2 years since a fire rich to the most famous cathedral in paris and shocked the world well now the question is when not to down can open again while french president a menu in michael visited the building site to offer some hope and show that french heritage has not been forgotten and at the coronavirus crisis. moments from april 15th 2019 etched forever in the minds of persians. of all the french. of anyone who has visited the city of light or wants to someday. but

in manassas, virginia, and we have the world's best r&d center in boise, idaho for our d.r.a.m. emerging memory solutions and around the world in countries like singapore, taiwan, and japan, we have deeper manufacturing capabilities as well. in memory and storage, scale is critically important. scale and cost competitiveness is a critical key factor here. our lehi factory was dedicated not dedicated to nand or d.r.a.m. manufacturing, but crosspoint technology, which for various reasons, we have decided to cease the development of because the return on investment given the limited market opportunity really did not justify ongoing investments in that technology. however, that plant in lehi, utah has a strong team, tremendous capability, and fits in well with other potential barters for analog or for foundry services. we are engaged in dialogue with the plant. emily: speaking of dialogue, you have the china issue as well. the u.s. needs the china market. china needs u.s. chips, but there has been stockpiling issues, trade tensions. do you think the relationship can get back to wher

and previous to that director of historic resources for the city of manassas. he received his ba with honors from university of mary washington and holds a masters degree from the college of william and mary. mr. harris. [ applause ] >> well, i'm not going to drop the mic but i am going to lower it gently to the ground. there. thank you very much and good morning. oh, come on. good morning. >> good morning. >> if you will turn in your hymnals to number 61 -- oh, no, that's tomorrow. sorry. [ laughter ] i couldn't resist. i was talking about that earlier. i thought, why not and try. it is a pleasure to be here. if i may take the chance in a house of worship to say to spread the gospel of james monroe as my colleagues also will be doing today. any time that we have the opportunity to help raise awareness of the man that i like to call the hardest working president in show business we like to do so. so it's a real treat to be here today to do that. one of the iconic images of the revolutionary war is emmanuel's gottlieb's painting washington crossing the delaware.

cnn's adrienne broad does joins us live from brooklyn center, manassas. for people who aren't familiar, it's so close to downtown minneapolis where the derek chauvin trial is taking place, just miles away. >> reporter: pop y about ten miles away, and this is sadly familiar. here in the twin cities, we've been here before. up until six months ago i lived here for sichb years. businesses with broken glass. behind me, the t-mobile. it reminds me of the same images we saw following the killing of george floyd, but this time a black 20-year-old shot and killed by police officers in brooklyn center, and what exactly happened is still unclear. outrage and frustration in brooklyn center, minnesota, with crowds gatherings and protests in the death of daunte wright, an officer shooting the 20-year-old during a traffic stop sunday. police say they were attempting to arrest the man after determining he had outstanding warrants, and he got back into his car. >> one officer had fired a weapon, striking the driver. the vehicle continued and eventually crashed. medical r

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cnn's adrienne broad does joins us live from brooklyn center, manassas.lose to downtown minneapolis where the derek chauvin trial is taking place, just miles away. >>

heidi reporting for us in manassas. heidi, thank you. let's bring in dr. gupta.ook, it feels like how do you put the toothpaste back in the tube here if there is a new confidence that, look, there's going to be very rare instances, perhaps, of this, but the good far outweighs the bad. it feels like this is a much harder thing to communicate in this day and age of how information travels. i'm curious your thoughts. >> chuck, good afternoon. this is where i think we have to compartmentalize and say that this vaccine, since we're learning as we're going on all things covid, therapeutics and vaccines, that this vaccine is overwhelmingly safe for everybody, but for maybe -- we divert women particularly, say, of women less than 40 with this particular side effect that happens in that specific demographic, we divert them to other alternatives since we have several alternatives both here and globally. it's going to be tough to do that, chuck, because of the points you raise, because we still need astrazeneca and johnson & johnson to play important roles both stateside bu

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the manassas twins and timberwolves both returning to action a day after postponing their games due toeams wearing custom t-shirts with the message "liberty and justice for all" on them during their pregame warmups. timberwolves president said before the game, this has been a deeply emotional time for the entire community. >> we almost feel like a boxer in the 11th, 12th round with these things happening over and over again, and for our organization at all levels, players, staff, coaches, front office, we live here. this is our community. we're living in the middle of it. >> twins taking the field with the red sox. they held a moment of silence before the game. >>> if you want to go to a buffalo bilgs or saves game this fall, you have to be vaccinated. they said yesterday, unless you prove you're vaccinated, you won't be allowed into the stadium. it's their plan to have a 100% safe environment for up to 70,000 fans. this is the first time you hear the government saying, no vaccination, no entry. we'll, of course, wait and see if more local counties try to handle that. >> andy scholes,

pfizer vaccine to not have to cancel any of these appointments, steph, but the situation here in manassasscores the critical role that the johnson & johnson vaccine has become to play here in serving underserved communities with vaccine. behind me you will see that a lot of the individuals coming here they are latino minority population members. they are individuals who were concerned about potentially having to show documentation. they were very interested in getting that one-shot dose. they're still coming, the mayor tells me, but she is concerned about when johnson & johnson comes back some of the work that they'll have to do to bring people back. take a listen to what she had to say. >> it's probably going to take my leaders like congresswoman wexton, just get it, get it, get it. just get the vaccine. we'll probably have to put more push behind it once they say it's okay. it's just convincing. so the johnson & johnson vaccine was used on populations like this and used in mobile clinics to treat, for instance, homeless individuals so the concern here is that this comeback, not too long

so i represent manassas regional airport, the largest regional airport in virginia and i'm working to help them their replace their more than 60-year-old air traffic control tower. i went up in the tower early last year before covid and met with the controllers who work there. and they showed me the emergency escape cat walk which has been condemned and is not usable. they showed me the leaky roof that needs to be replaced. the supply swatter they keep near air traffic control because they get wasps every spring and summer and they have to kill the wasps in between of trying to wave in the planes. they couldn't show me the end of one of the runways because the tree line has grown up so high that their line of sight is seriously impaired. so this is dangerous not only to the people flying in and out but also the air traffic controllers and their job is stressful enough. can i look forward to working with you and faa on these issues in the americans job plan? >> certainly. as you note not only the americans job plan but also our budget request for faa contemplating these safety need and

this is from madeleine in manassas, virginia. sorry, i did that already.his is linda from arkansas. caller: good morning. i think we should share the vaccine. it is humanitarian, but we ought to start with vaccinating the immigrants on the border because they are definitely coming into our country and they have not been vaccinated. i think we should start with 16-year-olds and up immediately. host: linda, finishing up this hour. we appreciate all of you who participated. we have been featuring political podcasters this week. today, you will meet shank uighur -- he is host of a podcast known as the young turks. that conversation coming up. the biden's plan for infrastructure and a proposal on how to pay for it. we will be back. ♪ announcer: the trial for derek chauvin, the police officer charged in the death of george floyd, continues today at 10:00 a.m. eastern. watch live coverage on c-span two, online at c-span.org, or live on the c-span radio app. if you missed any of our coverage, watch on c-span2, or anytime on demand at c-span.org. and oscar this mor

market battlefield state historical park and director of his talkal resources for the the city of manassas, virginia. scott is a peer revie