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s feeling its children, morally, socially, economically. he's interviewed by journalist and author on your cabinet. watch afterwards after every friday at 5 pm eastern on c-span. >> it's been a half century since the last americanbat soldiers of vietnam in 1970. three on saturday, live on american history tv on c-span two, watch a day long conference from george washington university, looking back 50 years at the end of the vietnam war. beginning at 9 am eastern, you're firsthand accounts and analysis. not all vietnam vietnam war veterans, journalists, diplomats, and military leaders. speakers include veterans, former secretary of defense chuck hagel, former nebraska senator bob kerry, pulitzer prize-winning journalist philip coda, columbia university historian lee and hang, langlois war correspondents and authors peter osmosis and elizabeth becker. former u.s. ambassador to vietnam remember carat, and ojoualist mark godfrey. the end of the vietnam war, 50 years later, saturday, april 29th, beginning at 9 am eastern, live from george washington university. on american history tv, on c-span two.

s. this year's seco prize winners are ninth graders from long beach high schl long beach, california where c-span is available. their winning documentary is "reviving the american dream". >> my name is jacob churchill, this is jeremiah, and townsend. and affordable housing is a major issue in california that affects millions of people. what is the definition of affordable housing? according to the u.s. department of housing and urban development, it is housing where an occupant is paying 30% or less of their gross income of total housing including utilities. >> for the last decade, half of renters have been paying more than one third of their incomes just to keep a roof over their heads. and we know winter's challenges are getting worse. we are 3.8 million homes short of what we need. not a single state in the country has enough housing. >> homeownership is or used to be the american dream. over the last decade or so, more and more people are realizing that the reality is harder. especially for younger generations. why aren't young people buying houses? according to surveys, affordability. >> today there's is no metropolitan area in the country where families c