eastern on oral histories, woodstock co-creator arnie cornfecor cornfeld details how the festival camei said, suppose we have hendricks and job lplin, all th people. how many will come? >> he said 50,000. >> i said, 100,000. my wife said, there will be more than 300,000. just like that. i swear to god, i looked off that terrace, and i actually saw that field. when i'm interviewed in the movie everyone says, were you spaced out? of course i was spaced out. i was looking at a dream that came true. >> at 6:00 on american artifacts, virginia museum of history and culture on the exhibit on 400 years of african-american history. >> we were not content with their lot. they wanted to resist their enslavement, and they tried to run away. unfortunately, they were not successful. they were captured. as punishment for their attempt to escape, robert carter got permission from the court in 1708 to have their toes cut off. >> explore our nation's past on american history tv, every weekend on cspan3. >>> march 28th, 1979, the events just outside of harrisburg, pennsylvania. the next 90 minutes here o

protests she had been on hunger strike after her disqualification from the election alex saying of arnie is putting is no most prominent opponent last week of the anti-corruption campaign or was taken to hospital from prison in what his lawyer said might have been a case of poisoning his number back in jail serving a 30 day sentence for organizing the protests several of the opposition members and activists were also detained but some were later released critics say the kremlin has always used force to intimidate dissenters. let's bring in our guests from moscow we have victor all of it political analyst and lead expert of the center for actual politics also from moscow a powerful flag and how are it journalist and columnist for novaya gazeta welcome to the program mr oliver church why is this happening i mean this clamp down on the protesters and how significant is it. well on fortunately the moscow municipal election commission had made a decision not to register kynges it's a number of candidates from opposition movements and parties and that you'd have become widely accepted that tha

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. >> the arnie here is that irony here is that we are not really building go what they need, we are undoing, we are undoing the constraints that were built in the 20th century. >> reporter: biologists will continue getting sections of the creek for several weeks. the salmon fry are transported in buckets and released by hand upstream, and safer waters, until the work is completed. in muir woods, don ford, kpix 5. >> giants and a's played mayonnaise today. >>> we have two teams going in different directions. >> what happened? ski july is like a distant memory. all the fireworks and then gone. >> and all they had six losses, they already matched that total in august. today is only the seventh. the a's however entered a play just a half game of the playoffs. the a's pitcher, homer bailey, had a tough time keeping the ball in the ballpark. they found the bleachers with the bases loaded, a grand salami to give the cubs a 5-1 lead. they win 10-1. they take two out of three and will stay in chicago and play the white sox on friday. now the giants, it was packed, they chased the home run balls. the

saturday's protests she'd been on hunger strike after her disqualification from the election alexei of arnie is putting his most prominent opponent lost with the anti-corruption campaign or was taken to hospital from prison in what his lawyer said might have been a case of poisoning his number back in jail serving a 30 day sentence for organizing the protests several other opposition members and activists were also detained but some were later released critics say the kremlin has always used force to intimidate dissenters. let's bring in our guests from moscow we have victor all of its political analyst and lead expert of the center for actual politics also from moscow a powerful flag and how are it journalist and columnist for novaya gazeta welcome to the program mr oliver church why is this happening i mean this clamp down on the protesters and how significant is it. well on unfortunately the moscow municipal election commission had made a decision not to register kynges its a number of candidates from opposition movements and parties and that each have become widely accepted that that dec

arni says this is the sort of stuff that the d.n.i. looks at kaiser report we've been warning you for the last 10 years and they say well that's bad and that's unpatriotic by here as bank of england governor mark carney took aim at the u.s. dollars destabilizing role in the world economy on friday and said central banks might need to join together to create their own replacement reserve currency we just looked at the facts around the world and said this is inevitable because you have to you know this is mathematics this is just the obvious and these are cycles that happen and here it is happening right the world reserve currency has gone from portugal to spain to france to britain to america and now it's going to be passed to something else possibly a global digital currency as mark carney at the bank of england suggests or something else you know larry summers is an interesting characters and he's of he is one guy who you could liberally use. so if astri and when you're describing larry summers sees a completely mercurial depending on

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arnie carney, a dual question for you.ho in the west wing believes today's trip both stops were a success and why does the twitter account read so much like trump's down to the capization of a phrase like rock star? >> well, two reasons. one is that he manages the social media for the white house and a lot of tweets we see from trump's twitter feed are written by him. so sometimes what we see in the trump feed is dan and he knows the voice of the president and he echoes it on his own. a lot of the aids, he was a former golf caddy at trump organization who has been with the president forever. i think people who have been in his orbit for a long time have become part of this cult mentality as i've heard it put by others who want reflect to the president how he wants to be seen and i think that dan's tweets are again the phrase now of audience of one, he mr. trump wanted to be seen as a rock store and dan echoed that to the world. >> wow. maria teresa, the role falls to you to be the political sage and sum up where we are. pe

argument made in great war and modern memory is that midlife to the modern it destroyed and gave birth to arnie new age, there was more wistful and less trusting and more sad. he pointed it out in literature. all of the literature is about characters that have more power than most men usually have, whether it's hercules or achilles even into the medieval age you are writing about here menu have more power and you get a little dickens and he has a little realistic power . >> outside of a few outsiders and men who are actually directly damaged by the warlike mark twain the dominant culture managed to absorb 700,000 dead and see their sacrifice as pure good. the lost cause and the one cause and later emancipation as an almost slight victory in the inevitable march of american freedom. >> reading private voices i'm just less sure. the more i read the letters the more i realize common men mash the english language to answer the way they felt the way that they felt was cynical and a little paris. maybe if we want to assess the effect we could look not to high culture but to the low. we should look to

arnie is leading a three-year initiative called the emma lazarus project to explore the life of the poet asked sixth graders to rewrite these hallowed words how they would apply to the world today. here is a clip. >> for all her storied strength, lady liberty weeps as she stands as what she symbolizes is crushed to dust in politicians hands. they allow her gligsenning skin to be tarnished by hate. they allow her hope to fade to a melancholy silence and her skin to melt into muddy green. >> here the mighty arguments of peace are indestruct ishl. our differences unify our love. >> we welcome you to enter here. the sun may allocate for you to fail. the foundation of this country will prevail. fear not of what is unknown and welcome to america, your newfound home. >> and they are 11. what did you think of their responses. >> they were amazing, they were beyond anything that we could have expected. >> how do you compare that to what we heard from ken cuccinelli. >> what i can say is, the students the benefit of learning about emma lazarus, they had a full history lesson. >> they're 11. >> 11

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protests she had been on hunger strike after her disqualification from the election alex saying of arnie is putting is no most prominent opponent last week of the anti-corruption campaign or was taken to hospital from prison in what his lawyer said might have been a case of poisoning his number back in jail serving a 30 day sentence for organizing the protests several other opposition members and activists were also detained but some were later released critics say the kremlin has always used force to intimidate dissenters. let's bring in our guests from moscow we have victor all of its political analyst and lead expert of the center for actual politics also from moscow pawel flag and how are you journalist and columnist for novaya gazeta welcome to the program mr oliver church why is this happening i mean this clamp down on the protesters and how significant is it. well on unfortunately the moscow municipal election commission had made a decision not to register kynges it's a number of candidates from opposition movements and parties and that you'd have become widely accepted that that

arnold the arnie-- army air corps chief of staff who i believe personally was involved in leaking the war plan that he publicized before pearl harbor. there's a chapter in the book about this celebrated league of the secret war plan. wheeler believed and vindicated him and other noninterventionist on the argument that roosevelt was systematically maneuvering the united states into involvement in world war ii. the arnold motive if in fact he was involved in that leak, his motive was that he was with the army air corps, was not prepared for war and needed more time to get the planes and aircrews trained and all of that sort of things. he did not want to see the united states go to war in 1941 or 42, unprepared as he saw it to fight an error war. he actually had a close relationship with wheeler despite the anti- interventionist policy views. i think he just lobbied the general and said great falls would be a great place to put that air force base. >> wheeler new jeannette rankin and then they would have served together. how did they regard each other? did they think alike on anything? >

we will hear from katherine eban an investigative journalist for "fortune" magazine contributor and arnie -- andrew carnegie fellow. ms. eban's book bottle of lies reveals fraud and i are conditions in the overseas manufacturing plants with the majority of her low caste -- low cost where medicines made. our third panelist is yanzhong huang professor and director of global health studies at seaton hall university. dr. huang is also a senior in foreign relations where he directs the health and governments around table series encoder asked the global governance project. finally we will hear from craig allen president of the united states business counsel. prior to joining cbc mr. allen had a long career in public service which included both bookstores in china broader asia and culminated with his appointment as a u.s. investor for per night from 2014 to july of 2018. i ask all of our witnesses to standard mr. shobert we will start with you. >> good afternoon thank you for the opportunity to come back. it's always a pleasure to be here and to testify. across washington d.c. the last three yea