arianna, thank you so much for being here. ms. huffington: thank you for having me.mily: verizon which owns aol and the huffington post say they will bid for yahoo!. do you believe verizon has a longtime content strategy that include yahoo! and the huffington post and if so, what is it? ms. huffington: verizon has decided, and that is, of course, the reason why they bought "the huffington post," that the future for them has to include a very robust media technology company. yahoo! would fit very well in the strategy. there is competition. so there is software and maybe google, so we will see what happens. emily: what are the synergies you see with verizon and the huffington post? ms. huffington: verizon has huge distribution potential for us, especially since we are moving more and more into video. they have launched go 90 which is their mobile video play and has produced and paid for great content from many providers. so this is fantastic for us, because it gives us great distribution. emily: what do you think about this whole idea of a wireless company getting into

((arianna artusa, cell phone was stolen )) "i didn't think someone would just take my phone right and i was shocked and overwhelmed." ((brittany edney)) her mother says she became a little worried when arianna stopped responding to her texts. ((yvonne artusa, mother)) "i was very nervous for her, only because it's such a crowded area, but i know she's been through so much, she's a tough girl and she can handle herself." ((brittany edney)) life is beautiful just wrapped up its 4th year and metro says they haven't seen a petty theft problem of this magnitude in hadfield, metro police "this is a little bit of an uptick to have this many phones stolen and it would not be typical for this type of event.")) ((brittany edney)) but want people to realize that trying to recover items on your own, may put you at further risk. ((officer larry hadfield, metro police "in regards to safety about theft, don't lose your life over a small piece of technology or something." and advise anyone going to high traffic areas to minimize your belongings and keep them secure. ((officer larry hadfield, metro po

he's interviewed by huffington post founder arianna huffington. and we're live this weekend from the brooklyn book festival in new york. you'll hear authors talk about economics, terrorism, politics and much more. and that's on sunday. for a complete schedule of our coverage from brooklyn, visit us at booktv.org. some other programs to watch out for this weekend, we have an interview with the newly-sworn-in librarian of congress, carla hayden, talking about her life and career. ruth bader ginsburg reflects on her time on the high court in her new book, and pulitzer prize-winning historian alan taylor examines the american revolution. plus, booktv visits grand rapids, michigan, to tour the city's literary sites. now, those are just a few of the programs you'll hear and see this weekend on booktv. for a complete television schedule, go to booktv.org. booktv on c-span2, it's 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> when we confronted the pakistanis, we were enraged at them, and, of course, their answer -- the whole

he is interviewed by huffington post founder arianna huffington. we wrap up at 11:00 p.m. eastern with pulitzer prize-winning author who examines the american revolution. it all happens tonight on c-span to book tv. here is how scott discussing connectedness and contagion. >> welcome ladies and gentlemen for our discussion of how scott's new book connectedness and contagion. here it is. if you didn't notice, we have

>> arianna grandee was on i heart radio and ryan asked her a question you would ask a star. arianna posted a picture of herself on instagram with this rapper and she captioned it baby. >> what is going on there? anyway, the fans believed it was her way of saying yes, we are dating. >> this is an appropriate question. let's see what the response is. >> i saw you confirm the relationship on instagram. >> is that what i did. is that what instagram means to you? is that what it means? >> i'm asking. >> what are you asking? you said a sentence. there was no question. on air with ryan seacrest. it's too early for this. >> if you post something like even in my life, if i post something. >> pif i post something, that's what i'm willing to share. it doesn't mean you are entitled to more information. >> it doesn't? >> no. >> she is a very talen this business. if you want things to be private, don't talk about them. don't put it out there and don't be so rude to somebody who is just doing his job because you put it out there. it's his job to ask about it. don't act surprised when she d

. >> adrienne: hey, could you watch arianna and thomas for just a minute while i warm thomas's bottle? >> theo: sure. >> adrienne: oh, great. thank you. thank you, sweetie. >> theo: you're welcome. >> adrienne: [laughs] hey, um, you know what? i'm gonna check on security too, make sure everything's okay. >> theo: okay, yeah. no worries. >> aiden: we need to talk. >> hope: aiden. we have nothing to discuss. >> aiden: it's important.

arianna, thank you so much for being here.

was never a point where he was just it was just a few words and then they'd separate" mcgowan and arianna clayborn who also lives next door questioned if police could have used non-lethal means to stop or arrest bivins. but both admitted there weren't home when it happened and didn't know what had gone on inside when two cedar rapids officers confronted bivins. bivins criminal record includes convictions of injury and possession of a controlled substance. the names of officers won't be released until d-c-i interviews are complete. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. in a t-v nine update... police arrested the woman they say robbed a u-s bank in coralville last month. charge. she's 20 years old and from coralville. police say she handed a note to a teller at u-s bank on 10th street in coralville around five on august 5th.. the note said that gathings' boyfriend was going to kill gathings if the teller didn't hand over 12- hundred dollars. the teller gave her the money and gathings ran away. after receiving tips and reviewing security video, police arrested her. a judge sente

sammie galvin of bettendorf 2nd, maddie bagby of kennedy came in 3rd arianna ottavianelli wins in 2:13.18, followed by her teammate alexis beine... olivia clark of cedar falls came in 3rd... bettendorf won the team title, kennedy was 2nd, cedar falls 3rd ... major league baseball, cedar rapids prairie grad scott schebler went yard for the reds tonight... his 8th of the season... the reds played two games today against the pirates, schebler finshed the day 3-for-7 thanks josh. and now t chis havely for your final forecast. any leftover clouds from saturday afternoon will diminish as we move into the night time hours. winds, which were also a bit breezy at times, will decrease after sunset. moving into sunday, our winds will change to southerly, bringing our temperatures up slightly from where we were today. thanks chris. thanks for joining us for morning news beginning at six a-m. have a (wheels squeak) (wheels clatter and squeak) (clicks) (beep) (click) (beep) (click) (beep) (beep) (beeps) ? (indistinct conversations) ? mr. mchugh, mrs. mchugh, your support has helped us make this a world

from aryan arianna grande and hillary clinton. >> we'll have some showers to the north and look ahead to your weekend forecast coming we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible >>> an important construction project is causing a mess on the roads in clearwater. this what is you can see along gulf to bay boulevard from damascus road to highland avenue. crews are fixing drainage pipes and sidewalks and repaving the road, a lot going on. you can expect lane closures and lane shifts to last through the summer of 2017. get used to that. >>> well, consumers with one of those potentially explosive samsung galaxy note 7 smartphones will be glad to hear that the replacements will be available starting on wednesday. you can trade your recalled users are required to bring their phones to

. >> adrienne: hey, could you watch arianna and thomas for just a minute while i warm thomas's bottle? >> theo: sure. >> adrienne: oh, great. thank you. thank you, sweetie. >> theo: you're welcome. >> adrienne: [laughs] hey, um, you know what? i'm gonna check on security too, make sure everything's okay. >> theo: okay, yeah. no worries. >> aiden: we need to talk. >> hope: aiden. we have nothing to discuss. >> aiden: it's important.

ceo and president of "the new york times," mark thompson sits down with arianna huffington to discuss his new book about political language. it's called enough said and we wrap up booktv in prime-time at 11:00 p.m.. pulitzer prize-winning historian allen taylor examines the american revolution. now that all happens tonight on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> okay let me check the mic first. did you hear in the back row? okay comment rates. i am barbara meade one of the founders of politics and prose and i just wanted very much to come in and introduce stephen budiansky because i enjoyed this book so much. i just thought it was such an impressive accomplishment and to write this book steven had to delve deep into mathematics, linguistics, engineering as well as the technical history of code making and code breaking. from those early electric calculating machines that al turing was instrumental in that were used during the second world war. some of this is local history or at least the second world war part of it is local history because at that time the nsa was right her

((arianna artusa, cell phone was stolen: "i heard how phones were getting stolen from my friends, so i was like okay, i'll wear a fanny pack, i won't put it in my back pocket, or i'll just hold it, but i didn't know someone would take it out of my hand" )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> metro recommends everyone put a passcode on their phone in case it does ever get stolen... the crook can't get your information./// >>> normally prince george is quite the ham .. but apparently he isn't a fan of the canadian kind ... ((kirsten joyce)) >> the tot's humorous meeting with prime minister justin trudeau./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the markets just opened the chef-inspired panini collection from subway is grilled right before your eyes, in our new panini press. but...let's start at the beginning the new salami caprese panini starts with genoa salami, thick-sliced fresh mozzarella, creamy pesto, and italian bread. then it's pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. oh, here's the best part. panini collection. now playing at subway. the

newt gingrich had a tv show on, arianna huffington had a tv show. was one of the analysts that he had brought on to bring a different perspective to discussions about politics. it seems like a different person at least physically, but boy, i still think the same way in some respects. brian: back in 1995, you were how long out of george washington university? tom: 5, 6 years. brian: where did you get your interest? where did you get your conservative views? tom: my folks have been conservative. i grew up around the issues generally. but working in the movement, i begin working for morton blackwell, who is a well-known conservative activist who specializes on training young people how to be active irrespective of party. he wants conservatives to know how to figure out how to win. you kind of learn about policy the longer you are here, and how it is made, and you come in as younger person thinking, just because someone is a republican, they might be right, or just because they are a democrat, you might be wrong. you learn that is not the case. policy i

this is a picture of arianna, a darling little girl, only five years of age, living outside in a very crude tent. thanks to the involvement of a state social worker and the maine homeless veterans alliance who were committed to keeping the family together, this story fortunately has a happy ending. arianna and her mother now live in an apartment in auburn, maine, and she finally has just started kindergarten. we know that the well-being of children like arianna is tightly linked to the well-being of their parents. just last week i chaired a hearing of the senate subcommittee on housing and transportation. we examined whether there's a better way to provide housing assistance to vulnerable families and individuals. both o.m.b. director shaun donovan and h.u.d. secretary hiewlan -- julian castro have often pointed out to our subcommittee that the single biggest predictor of a child's opportunities and even that child's life expectancy is the zip code of the community where the child grows up. federal programs have certainly helped many of those living in poverty to manage the day-to-day

. >>> then what incited this feisty exchange between ryan and arianna. >> on the air with ryan seacrest. it's too early for this. >>> tim gunn versus kanye. but he's the only designer

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. >> adrienne: hey, could you wah arianna and thomas for just a minute while i warm thomas's bottle?> theo: sure. >> adrienne: oh, great. thank you. thank you, sweetie. >> theo: you're welcome. >> adrienne: [laughs] hey, um, you know what? i'm gonna check on security too, make sure everything's okay. >> theo: okay, yeah. no worries. >> aiden: we need to talk. >> hope: aiden. we have nothing to discuss. >> aiden: it's important. [explosion]

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. >> adrienne: hey, could you tch arianna and thomas for just a minute while i warm thomas's bottle? >> theo: sure. >> adrienne: oh, great. thank you. thank you, sweetie. >> theo: you're welcome. >> adrienne: [laughs] hey, um, you know what? i'm gonna check on security too, make sure everything's okay. >> theo: okay, yeah. no worries. >> aiden: we need to talk. >> hope: aiden. we have nothing to discuss. >> aiden: it's important.

. >> adrienne: hey, could you watch arianna and thomas for just a minute while i warm thomas's bottle? >> theo: sure. >> adrienne: oh, great. thank you. thank you, sweetie. >> theo: you're welcome. >> adrienne: [laughs] hey, um, you know what? i'm gonna check on security too, make sure everything's okay. >> theo: okay, yeah. no worries. >> aiden: we need to talk. >> hope: aiden. we have nothing to discuss. >> aiden: it's important.

ceo and president of "the new york times," mark thompson, sits down with arianna huffington to discuss his new book about political language. it's called "enough said." and we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 p.m. pulitzer prize-winning historian alan taylor examines the american revolution. now, that all happens tonight on booktv on c-span2. >> good evening, even. welcome to the northshire bookstore, and thanks for coming tonight. my name is tracy davies, and i'm director of events here at the northshire. i would like to ask, if you have not done so already, to please silence your cell phones and also to let you know that following our discussion this evening, there will be a book steining down -- signing downstairs at the signing table, and we do have plenty of books available at the register. our special guest author this evening is judith schwartz, a journalist whose recent book looks at soil as well as multiple social and economic challenges and solutions. she writes for numerous publications and speaks in venues around the world. her 2013 book was awarded a novelist book award

arianna grande comes to phoenix. she's getting ready to start her dangerous woman tour. the tour actually opens here in phoenix on february that is on a thursday night. >>> let's get to your juicy question of the morning, if you start something, do you finish it? when it comes to this, 90% of us who begin will end up quitting. so we want to know, what is this? so only 10% will finish this. guys ? what do you think? >> i said diet. >> it's the obvious answer. >> and it's never obvious. >> that's the problem. >> our friend gabby says surveys. isn't that a good one. >> oh that's good. >> like the ones you get in the email from a store. you run into them on the internet. you start on it and then you're like no, i don't have time for this. >> three questions or less or else it's worthless. >>> ahead on 12 today, who makes up the perfect fantasy team when it comes to your finances ? some lessons you ca comes to your wallet. >>> plus what are the chances we could see a storm this weekend? and what about those temperatures staying below 100 degrees? the forecast is coming your w

britney spears, u2, arianna grande just to name a few. the morale of my report is it is vegas. a lot of people coming down here. if you were not going to be part of the events, keep in mind a lot of road closures down here. you will have to take a bunch of different tours to get through downtown and if you are planning to go to t-mobile arena it will be busy as well. great for our local economy and nobody does it better than las vegas, kim and dana. >> kim: what is unfortunate for those watching right now. they will be not be able to attend michelle velez one of the best concerts i went to is with my friend you are seeing acted like hashtag bad moms and it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: a lot of fun. >> kim: it was a really good time. as far as what is taking place this weekend. we have you covered on news3lv.com. here is a map on your screen to orient yourself where michelle is reporting live from with the life is beautiful festival. tom hawley enjoying a little vacation time but he did a great job putting all these closures. take time to digest these at news3lv.com >>> and li

he's interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffington post. >> >> i said i don't know anything and put the phone down. then i kind of -- about a week -- thing sticks in your head and you kind of -- i thought, you know, i spent, by this point, 30 years in journalism, broadcast journalism. i done a lot of political reporting midst. ed didded a lot of political programs and i thought i had seen the changes in the way politicians think, in the way the media reports what they say, how the media works, and changes in public attitudes, and that maybe there was something to say i thought i would be leave the bbc after the olympic games in london. told me wife i was going to take six months. i thought giving three lectures in oxford in a seminar worked very well with all of that. so that was the plan. then just before the olympic games i was asked to come be the executive of "the new york times." so suddenly the whole was a flurry of trying to organize kind of schools and apartments and moving furniture. so it was kind of crazy but it was essentially the idea that not maybe a convention

he is interviewed by huffington post founder arianna huffington. we wrap up at 11:00 p.m. eastern with pulitzer prize-winning author who examines the american revolution. it all happens tonight on c-span to book tv. here is how scott discussing connectedness and contagion. >> welcome ladies and gentlemen for our discussion of how scott's new book connectedness and contagion. here it is. if you didn't notice, we have copies for sale out in the hall. it's my pleasure to remind you that you are welcome to buy a copy and how will be available to autograph them "after words". here we are in the stylish new conference center to discuss a very old problem, namely how best to survive financial panic of which there have been many throughout the century, how to survive the fear and mistrust when financial actors try to withdrawal from risk to protect themselves, a rational strategy for each but as we all no, not when they do it at the same time. it is highly interesting historically but much more pressing than we can consider as how scott's book does in detail. what should we do in

he's interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffington post. >> politics, firstly, has changed in very substantial ways. and the kind of natural shape of politics based on class and very clear ideology has become more disrupted. and all over the western world you can feel the big, traditional political parties, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10 a.m. eastern, booktv is live from the brooklyn book festival. the festival is the largest free literary event in new york city featuring national and international literary stars and emerging authors. featured authors and topics include a discussion on economics with marc lamont hill, politics with sarah jaffe, fred kaplan on digital privacy, ralph nader looks at political parties and elections, military and war with molly crabapple, and ed young takes a look at viruses. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> on february 3rd, 1971, jackie visited the white house for the first time since her husband's assassination. and there was a private visit. she would only go if no one knew about it. she didn't wa

i hate to be arianna huffington praising the sleep revolution, but it's a proven fact.t's science. you need sleep. >> seven to nine hours. that's been proven >> do you know how cranky hallie is when she doesn't get sleep? >> you need sleep, you need it on a regular basis. i'm hoping the president gets it on a regular basis. >> hallie, what have you learned? >> one of the things watching this interview as it's airing, we heard from audience members over the last 24 hours about what we thought had happened. he joked he doesn't exercise. he waves his arms during campaign speeches and that's his exercise. he likes fast food because he knows what's in it, is what we're told. watching this, what's interesting to me is you see a person who is sort of grappling with hiseralty of being on the campaign trail, not getting sleep, not getting exercise, not eating well. he talks about loving sort of being on the trail, but at the same time, you're seeing the physical things that come along with that. i would also note, i hate to keep harping on this, i know we talked about this, but

arianna fitts was last seen seven months ago. yesterday would have been her third birthday. her mother's body was found in a shallow grave in mclaren park in april. san francisco police say they believe the child was being cared for by acquaintances and they were the last ones to know her whereabouts family members who spoke said that they believe area on is alive and they hope someone will recognize the girls picture and come forward with information. >>> senate democrats have blocked a $1.1 billion bill to fight the zika virus. this comes as more cases of zika have been reported in south florida. the total number their of locally transmitted cases is 67. democrats say the bill is to political. it included a provision to prevent funding for planned parenthood in the sick about they say it had a provision that strip of the ban on confederate flags at military cemeteries and. it felt eight vote shy of the 60 needed to pass. this is the third time the bill has failed in the senate. democrats blocked the bill to increase the pentagon budget next year. the government could shut

arianna would have been three years old today. she was last seen seven months ago in oakland. at 8:00 we will hear from her family members who are still holding out hope that she is alive. >>> there is mixed news today for the humpback whale population. >> some of them will be coming off the endangered species list. but some like you see here, including the waters off of california coast will remain on the protected list. it is estimated the population is just 3200. hawaii has a population of about 11,000. government officials say humpbacks have been recovering ever since commercial whaling and it 15 years ago. >>> in sports we will take a look at how the giants are doing as they try to stay close to a division race. >>> more on that coming up after the break. >>> >>> now it is time for sports with gary radnich we are a family here at kron4 . when someone can't be here at this exact moment, we step in and help them . it usually doesn't even take that long. >> reporter: and you are younger and better looking than me. >> i was about to say that the season will start -- i heard a

((arianna artusa, cell phone was stolen )) "i didn't think someone would just take my phone right out of my hand so once it happened, it took me a minute and i was shocked and overwhelmed." ((kirsten joyce)) metro says they haven't seen a petty theft problem of this magnitude in past years. but want people to realize that trying to recover items on your own, may put you at further risk. and advise anyone going to high traffic areas to minimize your belongings and keep them secure./// quick check on your commute <<< >>> <<< this morning - but to the south there are the first signs of some high clouds already slipping into the valley. ............ more high clouds will move in today... but expecting more tonight and tomorrow with that chance of rain. ...... temps right now near 70 degrees and still dry. .......... you can see the moisture still drying to break through that ridge of high pressure down south and eventually will push our way. ... highs today up near 90 again today. >>> it's 7:56 it's 7:56 >>> it's be 's in washington. become part of the problem heck voted to protect perks

he is interviewed by gary on huffington, founder of the huffington post -- by arianna huffington, founderfington post. >> the kind of natural shape of politics, based on class and very clear ideology, has become more disruptive. all over the western world, you can feel the big, traditional political parties, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10 of eastern, the tv is live -- at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the tv -- book tv is live from the brooklyn book andival, featuring authors discussions on economics. politics with sarah jaffe. -- ralph nader looks at political parties and the election. military and war with molly crabapple. ed young takes a look at viruses. booktv.orgtv.org -- for the complete weekend schedule. hisresident obama will give seventh and final keynote address at the congressional black caucus foundation dinner. hillary clinton will receive the inaugural trailblazer award as the first woman presidential nominee of a major party in the u.s. live coverage at 7:30 eastern here on c-span. >> defense secretary ash carter hosted the national pow/mia recognition day cer

he is interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the having them post. >> tell us firstly, policy has changed in many ways. the natural shape of policy, based on class and ideology has become more disruptive and you can feel the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern air live with the rockland book festival. it features national literary stars and authors including topics on economics with mr. hill, politics with sarah jaffe, fred kaplan on digital privately, ralph nader looks at political parties and a lection's. military and war with molly crabapple. go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. >> newly appointed border patrol chief mark morgan testifies about checkpoints, national security and resources that are needed by the agency. >> this hearing will come to order. the subcommittee is meeting today to examine the defense and depth strategy in its effect on local communities. directly nice myself for an opening statement. first i would like to thank chief mark morgan like your predecessors, i am sure you will be spending frequent visits to our subc

interviewed by arianna huffington. >> politics firstly has changed in very substantial ways and the kind of natural shape of politics based on class and very clear ideology has become more disrupted and all over the western world you can feel the big traditional political parties, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, book tv is live from the brooklyn book festival. the festival is the largest free literary event in new york city, featuring national and international literary stars and emerging authors, featured authors and topics include a discussion on economics with marc lamont hill, politics with sarah jaffe, masha gessen on terrorism, ralph nader looks at political parties and elections, military and war with molly crabapple, dan-el padilla ta on immigration and ed young looks at viruses. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity recently held its first symposium on foreign policy issues. we heard remarks from kentucky congressman thomas masi who spoke about his current efforts to introduc

he is interviewed by arianna huffington. >> polity has changed in substantial ways. -- politics has changedsubstantial ways. it has become more disruptive and over the western world you can feel the big traditional political parties under pressure . >> sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, booktv live from the brooklyn tv festival -- brooklyn book festival, the largest literary event in that -- new york city featuring literary stars and emerging authors and featured authors and topics that include a discussion on economics with marc lamont hill, politics with sarah jaffe, fred kaplan on digital privacy, moss a guess and on terrorism. ralph nader looks at political parties and elections, military and war with molly crabapple. viruses takes a look at -- ed young takes a look at viruses. >> adams was not a good president. if his career had ended at the end of his presidency, as his father's career ended at the end of his presidency, i would not have written a book about him. about the we talk book john quincy adams about the life of the sixth president of the united states and his career after the pre

interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffingtonpost. >> the natural shape of politics all over the western world you can feel the big traditional legal party, the mainstream parties. the international literary stars and emerging authors featured authors and topics include a discussion on economics. the leaders of the four branches of the military testified for the senate armed services committee on the pentagon budget issues. this is two hours and 15 minutes. >>> the senate armed services committee meets to receive testimony on the budgetary challenges facing our military. i would like to welcome the witness as chief of staff in the army that the chief of naval operations admiral richardson, dodd of the marine corps and chief of staff of the air force, general goldstein. thank you for your years of distinguished service and for your testimony today. far too often, washington is governed by crisis and a stopgap deals like continuing resolutions, omnibus spending bills and episodic budget agreements that are a poor substitute for actually doing our job. it's become unfortuna

george washington parke custis fathered a child by one of the enslaved women here, a woman named arianna carter. and this is forcing us in many way to reexamine how we interpret the history of arlington. because here we have the story of slavery. and this place represents the founding ideals of this country. this home built to honor george washington and to celebrate the values and beliefs of the father of the country, the house itself built by slaves. but then you have the family as well, the family relationship. and george washington parke custis in essence had two daughters. one was white, his heiress, she married robert e. lee. one was enslaved. both great granddaughters of martha washington. so in that regard george washington mark custis as a representative of the first first family of the country who spent 55 years of his life promoting and celebrating that, was in essence also representative of another aspect of the history of this country. and the simple truth is the first family in this country was biracial. so we recently reenacted that wedding with descendants of the syphax f