audrey sent this link asking if she could file her claim here. no audrey, do not do that. scammers caught wind of the scuttle-- settlement and created sites to try to steal your private information. we talked with a representative who gave us the real link and we have it with >> they are always ready to go to work with you. all we need is your ideas and we are going to make it happen. find me on facebook or twitter and email the verify team at www.wusa9.com . >>> everybody is still talking about the eclipse and what the deal is about the glasses and what to look-- where to look. you have your eyes on the forecast. >> it hasn't changed too much. a little more pessimistic. first things first, 3 degree guarantee. i raised it for last night. i think we were okay, it was 89, i can live with that. i did race tomorrow to 92. quite frankly if we had dry air it would be 100 but it will probably top out in the low 90s. 81, that is plenty hot but this is miserable. it feels like 87 this is the pattern we are in. you are better off taking a jog in the morning. 70-82, i keep an isolate

oh, and tell audrey we're saving the date for your birthday party. (jeff) great. it should be fun.

hurricane audrey drowned 500 people. the wood from trees came off the trees and served as weapons to kill people. glass was a thing. if you didn't fill your tubs up with water, you should have, because that would help for the thirst and things going down. my father had cleaned the city of cameron, louisiana, because he was in the air force. i was 12 years old. and the bodies were 500. the city was closed off to the public for months. the stench was unreal. no one listened to what was said. they didn't clean the area where they needed to be in the low-lying areas. no one listened. no one took hardly any -- they weren't affair, and it was the eye of the storm, the stuff that did the killer. it was just tremendous, and we had tornadoes afterward. the winds were over 250 miles per hour. host: hurricane audrey taking place june 1957. the images on tv with hurricane harvey brought that all back to you this week? caller: oh, my god. it's terrible. but no, worse. it's terrible what i went through. i never, never want to go throu

brown adopted her daughter audrey and began applying for her permanent residency after his wife got hers filed what he thought were all the right forms by going to the immigration service website. but the applications kept getting denied for various reasons. earlier this year, the agency told him audrey had to have lived in china for two years in order to qualify for residency. >> they should have told me this all the way back in 2013 when i started the application process. >> reporter: brown says nobody did. he tried to get a waiver, but he got more bad news. >> the letter i received dated july 24th stated the case was denied. >> reporter: immigratiaid audrey can no s lononger stay ie u.s. legally. she's currently in china, visiting relas.veti >> china and can't get back. she was supposed to start school in september. >> reporter: school on a scholarship. this veteran says the system has failed him. he wonders why the tough new immigration policies influencing his case? >> we didn't try to deceive anybody or do anything illegally. we're not criminals. >> reporter: we called our press co

brown adopted her daughter audrey and began applying for her permanent residency after his wife got hers filed what he thought were all the right forms by going to the immigration service website. but the applications kept getting denied for various reasons. earlier this year, the agency told him audrey had to have lived in china for two years in order to qualify for residency. >> they should have told me this all the way back in 2013 when i started the application process. >> reporter: brown says nobody did. he tried to get a waiver, but he got more bad news. >> the letter i received dated july 24th stated the case was denied. >> reporter: immigration said audrey can no longer stay in the u.s. legally. she's currently in china, visiting relatives. >> she's in china and can't get back. she was supposed to start school in september. >> reporter: school on a scholarship. this veteran says the system has failed him. he wonders why the tough new immigration policies influencing his case? >> we didn't try to deceive anybody or do anything illegally. we're not criminals. >> reporter: we called

thomas moore high school in south dakota is were audrey, grace, and carolyn won the third place prize of seven or $50 for the documentary on racial inequality in america. about five hours east, caleb miller and patrick henry middle school received a third-place price of seven or $50 for his documentary on the national debt. this classmate one honorable mention for his documentary on marijuana. a thomas edison middle school a number one, sarah won her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady collins, john baker one for the documentary and terrorism. . . good afternoon and welcome to the new nixon library. library. i am president of the richard nixon foundation. we are honored to have so many council members here today

multiple fires -- multiple shots were fired against audrey abrakasa and there are no leads.e than $25 million have -- more than one quarter of a million dollars have been offered as an award. >> a motion was filed to stop a recall. a motion was granted. the group behind the recall has until august 23 to file opposition for these advocates that started the recall for the bay area judge. he had light sentencing of sexual assault cases. >>> a major announcement about the trump administration and the threat for sanctuary cities. the announcement will be made at city hall alongside the city attorney. xavier beccera said the policies violate the constitution by threatening to withhold money from cities that refused to cooperate with immigration authorities. the news conference starts at 10:00 this morning and the sonoma county sheriff will release a variety -- a revised policy. under the policy, the jail will respond to the ice request when aninmate has a previous conviction for a serious crime in the policy will be implemented this friday. >>> an oakland family is spending its la

he is married to simone, who is played by audrey tautou. and his son pierre niney.lm. look at those beanie hats. you don't get better than that. you will recognise them, perhaps, from the life aquatic, the steve zissou character played by bill murray. and, of course, this one is also about ecology and other sort of clips of the antarctic that we saw in the al gore movie. it strikes me the antarctic would be a much safer place without all these film crews swarming all over it, but that's another matter. it's the odyssey and it's the most beautiful film of the summer. all right, fantastic, well, that in itself is wonderful. the dvd, goodness, a blast from the you have brought us. i know, i don't want to make anyone feel old or young because it's a film about being young. 50 years old, it is, this year, and it's out on dvd, the graduate, starring dustin hoffman and it looks like a cougar there. it is a cougar because anne bancroft is the original cougar in this film, the older woman, mrs robinson preying on the younger victim, ben braddock, played by dustin hoffman in

he is married to simone, who is played by audrey tautou. and his son pierre niney.ok at those beanie hats. you don't get better than that. you will recognise them, perhaps, from the life aquatic, the steve zissou character played by bill murray. and, of course, this one is also about ecology and other sort of clips of the antarctic that we saw in the al gore movie. it strikes me the antarctic would be a much safer place without all these film crews swarming all over it, but that's another matter. it's the odyssey and it's the most beautiful film of the summer. all right, fantastic, well, that in itself is wonderful. the dvd, goodness, a blast from the you have brought us. i know, i don't want to make anyone feel old or young because it's a film about being young. 50 years old, it is, this year, and it's out on dvd, the graduate, starring dustin hoffman and it looks like a cougar there. it is a cougar because anne bancroft is the original cougar in this film, the older woman, mrs robinson preying on the younger victim, ben braddock, played by dustin hoffman in mike n

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stuart: jeremiah, i wanted to ask audrey directly, how do it?n and nine grandchildren. i do not have triplets. i have twin granddaughters, that is another story entirely. audrey how do you do it, how do you do it this. >> the current of our faith runs deeper than the current of these floodwaters. a mom of five and three of those being triplets i thought i was prepared for a lot. we spent two months in the nicu with our boys, but nothing could have prepared us these moments we've had the last few days with our children, from telling them to grab a grocery bag, put whatever you want in it before we jumped in the car to watching my 8-year-old daughter, lily faith hold two bottles her baby brothers, just looking tearfied and looking up at me, mommy, i'm sick, i don't feel good. having to calm her down as we're driving the opposite way on the highway, just trying to drive to safety away from the floodwaters. it has been really difficult as a mom to try to keep your composure around your kids and encourage them while trying to get your family to safet

i'm audrey godfrey. let's start with the forecast. >> it will be fantastic. i was looking at weatherbug temperatures in loudoun county specifically because it is back to school and feels great outside. it's 64 now in leesburg as well as riverside high school. 66 in ashburn and right now

earlier this year, the agency told him audrey had to have lived in china for two years in order to qualify for residency. >> they should have told me this all the way back in 2013 when i started the application process. >> reporter: he says nobody did. he tried to get a waiver. but he got more bad news. >> the letter that i received dated july 24th, stated the case wadened. >> reporter: what's more, immigration said audrey can no longer stay in the u.s. legally. she's currently in china visiting relatives. >> she's in china and she can't get back and she was supposed to start school in september. >> reporter: school on a scholarship. this veteran says the system failed him. he wonders are the tough new immigration policies influencing his case? >> we didn't try and deceive anybody. we didn't try and do anything illegally. we're not criminals. >> reporter: we called our -- we called the press contact here at immigration services on san some street and told her brown's story. now she's offered to set up a meeting between brown and an immigration supervisor. we hope all goes well. vic lee, ab

(audrey) coming! seriously? i'm sorry. it's the women's beach volleyball finals.hould watch those girls closely. you're gonna need to remember them later.

ingrid goes west stars audrey plaza and ashley olsen. >>> and taylor swift is set to release one of the most anticipated albums of the year. but launched her first single last night. here is the brand new music from the berks county native. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: from the beginning and 2009's you belong with me. taylor swift's music videos are a key component of her massive success. from the youthful exuberance of 22 and the adult yearning wildest dreams. and filled with fun like shake it off. or edgy as with bad blood. this week first witnessing her blank slating all of her social media and then the 27-year-old posting the snake videos before serving up a fresh photo and the title of an album. reputation. the first single look what you made me do. released hours ago before midnight. >> look what you made me do. and the fans delirious at the sound of the new music all waiting for a sneak peek at the video of, look what you made me do. the latest from pop's preeminent star. >> that was chris connelly reporting. we are excited here in the studio. the video is expected to premier on sunday. poli

see it but time or so wouldn't open the one built curriculum or on two shootings bomber bruce lee audrey calls me good publicity in my house or much more to induce now my going out a little worn out ones and don't want to do is it grow. the months long saudi crackdown on that area has resulted in the death of a six year old boy he was reportedly shot by the army months ago and now we've been told that he passed away in a hospital a doctor head of the gulf institute for human rights told us about the boy the doctor himself is a saudi dissident in prison for political reasons when he was just fourteen and that part of my family is it is and i want me and i lost some of my students and friends. in the so so do you think on the city a child was six years old was shot by the saudi special forces and he doubts that he was shot in the car is this family what had caused the now looking a deeper into the reasons behind this conflict in that region. no that's not a war zone be daft that renovations a little do over neighborhood remodelling with guns that's seriously what the saudis a calling this

joining us now is jeremy johnson and his wife audrey.rnings to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. ainsley: jeremy, i will start with you. what happened on monday? >> well, we live in fort bend county where you were just reporting and our family, along with 130,000 other families that live within the levee districts were given mandatory evacuation notice in the wee hours of the morning monday morning. if you can imagine, ainsley, we went from sheltering in place to you have to leave. for the benefit of our audience who may have never been through an evacuation scenario, it's not that easy to evacuate. monday morning audrey and i, with our pajamas on, ainsley h to put not just our 5-year-old and our 8-year-old but triplet babies into the car, find a way out of fort bend county. we came one five different evacuation routes, all five were impassable. and ainsley at one point we were driving southbound six miles on the northbound lanes of state highway 99. it was honestly one -- i think it was the most difficult thing that we have

audrey were but is there with the latest -- alndria borba is there with the latest. >> reporter: it took 8 hours to get the crane back on its wheels and their work is still continuing. take a look behind me as crews are working to secure that 200 foot boom back into its sheath. after the sunset on this neighborhood, the crane that failed on sandra way was all up on wheels again. and not levered over homes and sheds. >> it was the largest -- loudest boom i've ever heard. with all the yelling before hand i knew something wasn't right. >> reporter: taking it back into place was no easy feat. two additional cranes works against wheels and hydraulics, crushing against the sidewalk. the progress at times and to be measured in inches. we sped up this video so you could get a full sense of the work. even the pain of the crane was secured by still chance to prevent further failure, and potentially taking out more homes. the crane, has no prior dmv violations or citations. it was around noon when the crane, which wasn't telling a pg&e poll -- pole fell. >> i heard a humongous crash, and it took ou

yes audrey understandingly claims. to right attacked it how it is being treated at the moment what we have found a convention that is about courtship our fate that morning paris on a vehicle into a group of soldiers the grandest on the following six soldiers were injured including two who have been seriously injured that we've been told the soldiers who were injured in this incident have been taken to hospital for treatment that they think has happened the new way to paris of about twenty minutes outside the city center just outside the mayor's office where i'm standing right now and the reason i have very big police presence here and still lots of soldiers around. here is trying to find out exactly what happened when the sound the police are searching the vehicle that was involved with this incident and we all waiting for an update to find out exactly whether they saw a targeted attack it pays to be. something else let's not forget that fellow who's now been in the state of emergency who almost two years since those a

thomas more high school in rapid city, south dakota is where audrey, grace, and carolyn won third-places at $750 on their documentary on racial inequality in america. in sioux falls, south dakota, seventh grader received a third-place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. and another student won alamo group mentioned -- and another student won honorable mention on his documentary. and a number of students won honorable mentions. documentary -- sarah won for her documentary on the national debt. and three other students received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student camera documentary a petition. visitch the videos, studentcam.org. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. was created as a public service by america's cable companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> up next on american history tv, from the national constitution center in inladelphia, john, editor chief, discusses his new book "washington's farewell." in conversation with the constitution

thomas moore high school in rapid city, south dakota, is where audrey cope, grace wittenberg and carolyn -- won the third place prize of $750 for their documentary on racial inequality in america. in sioux falls, south dakota, seventh grader caleb miller at patrick henry middle school received a third place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. and classmate aidan alvine won honorable mention and a prize of $250 for his documentary on marijuana. a number of students won honorable mentions and $a 250 per grape. sarah won or her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady and sean baker won for their documentary on terrorism. and lauren, nia and haley also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. and student cam 2018 starts in september with the theme, the constitution and you. we're asking students to choose any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why the provision is imp

i'm audrey godfrey. let's start with the forecast. >> it will be fantastic. i was looking at weatherbug temperatures in loudoun county specifically because it is back to school and feels great outside. it's 64 now in leesburg as well as riverside high school. 66 in ashburn and right now in the low 60's and the humidity is very pleasant. we'll see comfortable, dry weather into our upcoming weekend and we're continuing to keep a very close eye on what is now tropical storm harvey and likely will become a hurricane before it makes landfall sometime late tomorrow night over the gulf coast of texas. take a look at our temperatures now. we're in the 60's and low 70's. 73 degrees downtown but nice and dry getting the kid as to the bus stop. have a great first day of school. outside at recess, 74 degrees, dismissal temperature 180 degrees and will be nice and pleasant through the afternoon. a mix of sun and clouds. more clouds build in, 74 at 9:00 and down to 70 at midnight. looking ahead to friday, fantastic with highs in the upper 70's and stay that way with dry co

thomas moore high school in south dakota audrey, grace, and carolyn won the third-place price of $750 for their documentary on racial inequality in america. a seventh grader received a third-place price of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. a classmate a number one honorable mention in $250 on his documentary and marijuana. a number of students one honorable mention, sarah one for her documentary on the national debt, joe asmussen, rita collins and sean baker one for their documentary and terrorism. >> thank you to all the students who took part in the 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch videos go to student cam.org and student cam 2018 starts in september with the theme of the constitution and you. choose any provision of the constitution and create a video illustrating why it is importa important. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2, the top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. tv, television for serious readers. >> one of the things we like to do is preview some of the books i will be coming out this fall.

brown adopted her daughter, audrey and began applying for her permanent residency after his wife got hers. he filed what he thought were all the right forms by going to the u.s. citizenship and immigration website. but the applications kept getting denied for various reasons. he told them she had to have lived in china for two years to qualify for residency. >> they should have told me this all the way back in 2013 when i started the application process. >> reporter: brown says nobody did. he tried to get a waver but got more bad news. >> the letter i received dated july 24th stated the case was denied. >> reporter: once more immigration stated she can no longer stay in the u.s. legally. >> she's in china and she can't get back and she was supposed to start school in september. >> reporter: school on a scholarship. he wonders are the tough new immigration policies influencing his case? >> we didn't try and deceive anybody, we didn't try and do anything illegally. we're not criminals. >> reporter: we called our press contact here at immigration services. we told her brown's story she'

this is audrey penn, she's 77 years old.olice say she was last seen wednesday at the woodland terrace at the oak senior living community in allentown. penn was last seen wearing green pants and a green and purple flower shirt. police are saying finding her is their top priority. >>> check out this time lapse from margate today where more than 850 backpacks were packed up to be donated. the bags were packed by volunteers for tools for school. it's a program of the jewish federation of southern new jersey. inside those bags, pencils, pens, calculators, index cards and more. >> all year, our team works together to help the community. >> the program is run by 20 middle and high school students. >>> a live look where the first of several road closures begin tomorrow in anticipation of the budweiser made in america festival. the two-day music event over labor day weekend includes 60 bands on five stages. jay z and jay cole are the headlines this year. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erika martin. we h

. >> audrey hepburn. steve mcqueen. ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan? is that angelina jolie?> ...thousands of them! >> it really became an obsession and a drug. >> an obsession that fathered this man's strange inheritance. >> i basically got hundreds and hundreds of boxes. >> this is truly unbelievable. what was your reaction when you saw the magnitude of what he had? >> i was blown away. >> but does the heir really know what he's signing up for? >> $4,250. now $4,500. on the phone. make it $4,500. last call. >> yep! >> $4,500. now $4,750. >> it's what makes an auction so exciting. >> yep! >> and it is sold! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm outside seattle, washington, headed to meet a man whose star-struck family left him a massive inheritance. next came a scramble to turn celebrity ink into cold, hard cash. >> my name is david kuflik. my father and aunt were both rabid autograph hounds. their hobby took over their lives, now it's taking over mine. >> david asks me to meet him here at his home office. this i

. >> meet brianna and her mom audrey >> the only think i can think to say is thank you. i'm i ternally grateful, every day i inspire to be that way, admire that in you and i thank you >> i don't know what made me go that way. actually, i was coming here. i you don't have the happened to take a wrong turn >> you were laying like your feet were up by the dashboard. your head was by the headrest, but you were wrapped in the seatbelt, you had your head hyper extended all the way back. once i released pressure, you were small enough that you slipped through the seatbelt and when you hit the ground on the other side, started breathing again. >> every mother's worst nightmare to think that a child will not make it home but when we heard the story of how brianna was rescued, i burst into tears and every single day i'm thankful and it's almost like brianna has a new birthday. >> you heard it. the officer saying he happened to take a wrong turn, so he was just in the right place at the right time. >>> president trump unveil his tax plan >> ronica cleary on this story >> we haven't

my wife, audrey, we saw there were six different possibilities to get out of fort ben county where wemond and that's where it got very harrowing and honestly reliving that experience is an emotional thing for my wife and i because we've had six different routes. five of the six were flooded and impossible. the fifth route was getting on interstate 99, state highway 99 where we normally drive to costco, anderson, six miles up the highway. we get north and it is totally shut down and in a split second and you can imagine in the suburban, the we all have our ajammaus on and i'm driving southbound on the northbound speed lane with my hazards on. >> you're going against traffic. >> right against traffic flashing my brights. it's pouring down rain because that's the only way out. the people don't realize it's shut down. we come up to 1093 and hoous ownians know what i'm talking about. huge over pass. we said god send your angels to protect us because we knew if the car was coming, we would get hit head on. one of those very fast prayers, jesus help us and we drove across the bridge. it was

thomas moore high school in south dakota is where audrey, grace and carolyn won third place prizes for the documentary on racial inequality in america. in sioux falls south dakota seventh grader received a third-place prize of $750 rated documentary on the national debt. and a classmate got honorable mention for a documentary on marijuana. and a number of students one honorable mention and $250 per group. -- lauren, haley and - won honorable mention on global warming. thank you to all of this is a took part in the competition. you watch any of the videos, go to student cam.org. and student cam 2018 starts for the theme the constitution and you. whereas his distant today provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video of why it is important. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. we are in prime time all this month while congress is in recess. next, a look at manufacturing and labor with others deepak singh, -- we will start with mr. deepak singh on his experiences working in the us service sector. his book is titled "how may i help

i came through carla and audrey but i never saw this much before. >> reporter: a lot of patients can'tk. how do you get them out. >> we usually get them up with a lift or whatever. that's how we get them up. >> reporter: you're very emotional right now and i know as soon as you saw us, you gave us a hug. >> i'm ready to keel. thank you so much. >> we're going to keep an eye on how those folks are faring getting out of that nursing home in port arthur. meantime, the military man who took charge of the response to hurricane katrina, he's been on a boat surveying the damage today. his insight into what lies ahead for the city of houston, texas. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual

so audrey tatum she was sitting in the passenger seat while her husband was driving.t up on the dashboard. to make matters worse, she was not wearing a seat bell. but a car suddenly pulled out right in front of them so they slammed right into it. the air bag pushed her foot into her face breakin breaking her ne ankle, leg and shoulder. doctors told her if her feet had been on the noor and she had been wearing that seat belt she would not have needed a trip to the hospital. >>> my daughter does that a lot. she puts her feet up. i say the same thing even with her seat bell on. what if the air bag, right. >> you forget about the air bag. the force of it alone. >> yeah. >> lesson learned. >> one year after he was shot, shot ten times in east germantown boy and his family have a very special celebration planned. >> they're reaching out to families touched in the same w way. tomorrow marks one year since sean shot ma hatch brown 117 years old. last year the shots rang out near ashmead and clarkson street hitting several others as well. towed fight to survive but man survive

clean quality environment >> the auto mat became the place to see and be seen, with celebrities like audreyelp bern. dozens every auto mats if philly, they became even more popular in new york. with close to 150 restaurants, between the two cities. today you can still finds some of the original signs and other memorabilia at the philadelphia history museum. and on this menu, in the upper right-hand corner, what would become known as the business of specialty. >> they gained their reputation through the coffee. >> after 20 minutes, if there was any coffee left, they dumped it and did a fresh pot. >> not only was it made fresh, h and h introduced the first fresh coffee to philly it, helped rescue the business from bankruptcy in the 19 90s, but by that time the recipe no where to be found. so for more than five years, work to recreate the famous strong yet smooth coffee blends. first by tracking down where the beans came from, through decades old shipping documents , and then, the truely time consuming part. >> i had an easy job. i only had to taste about 240 different coffees. and then blends

rapid city south dakota is were audrey, grace and carolyn won the first place prizes of $750 for theirumentary on racial inequality in america. about five hours eased in sioux falls, south dakota, demonstrator caleb miller received a third-place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. en won honorable mention for his documentary on marijuana. at the edison middle school, number of students one honorable mentions intuitive $50 per group. sarah one for her group on the national debt. sean one ford their documentary on terrorism. lauren and haley also received honorable mentions for the documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students took part in our 2017 studentcam are documentary. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. studentcam 2018 starts

thomas moore high school in rapid city, south dakota is where audrey cope, grace wittenberg, won the third-place prize of $750 for their documentary on racial inequality in america. about five hours east in sioux falls south dakota, seventh grader caleb middle at patrick henry middle school received $750 for his documentary on the national debt and his classmate won an honorable mention and $250 on his documentary on manner. a number of students won honorable mentions and $250 per group. sarah bonnhoff won for her documentary on the national debt. joel osmanson won for their documentary on terrorism and mea winsel also received honorable mentions for her documentary on global warming. thank you to all of the students who took part in the 2017 student cam competition. to watch the videos go to studentcam.org and it starts in september with the theme, the constitution and you. we're asking the student to choose any provision of the u.s. constitution and illustrating why the provision is important. >>> now on c-span3 american history tv, ralph peters on confederate generals, robert e. l

.- audrey, grace and carolyn one for $750.place prize henrymiller and patrick ofeived a third-place prize $750 for his on national debt. at thomas a edison middle school, they won for the group. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 studentcam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. studentcam 2018 starts in november. we asked if students can choose any provisions for the u.s. constitution and create a video saying why they supported. up next on american history discusses field president harry truman's response to the bolivian revolution. and thean white house san carlos institute hosted this event, part of a 15 annual conference.

thomas moore high school in rapid city, south dakota is where audrey, grace and carolyn won the third place prize of $750 for documentary on nashl inequality in america. how about five hours east in siouxes falls, a prize for his documentary on the national debt and the classmate honorable mention and $250 for his documentary on marijuana. at thomas edison middle school a lot won 250 per group. sara for the national debt. joe and brady, and shaun for documentary on terrorism. he have and also receiving honorable missions for documentary on global warming. thank you to the students who took part in our student documentary competition. to watch any of the videos go to student cam.org. and student cam continues with confusion and you to have any provision much the constitution and a video why it's important. >> every week at the clinton white house, there was something-gate. it was a very tense environment. and then we had a special prosecutor, i don't know if you remember, a guy named ken starr. he was like the bogeyman back then. it was like, a flyover class for this. i spent more time

he is married to simone, who is played by audrey tautou. and his son pierre niney.em, perhaps, from the life aquatic, the steve zissou character played by bill murray. and, of course, this one is also about ecology and other sort of clips of the antarctic that we saw in the al gore movie. it strikes me the antarctic would be a much safer place without all these film crews swarming all over it, but that's another matter. it's the odyssey and it's the most beautiful film of the summer. all right, fantastic, well, that in itself is wonderful. the dvd, goodness, a blast from the you have brought us. i know, i don't want to make anyone feel old or young because it's a film about being young. 50 years old, it is, this year, and it's out on dvd, the graduate, starring dustin hoffman and it looks like a cougar there. it is a cougar because anne bancroft is the original cougar in this film, the older woman, mrs robinson preying on the younger victim, ben braddock, played by dustin hoffman in mike nichols's epic film. it's one of the coolest films of the 60s, still looks very

california, audrey, hello. caller: hello. am i on the air? i don't know. host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: all right, well, i watched this for all my life. i'm a senior. i'm retired. i was table get a union job. the unions are being busted in this country, and the low-income jobs, everything is becoming a low-income job. and a lot of immigrants are coming into this country and being allowed to work on farms and everywhere else to keep the osts down for everybody. i just don't understand how we were getting along just fine until recently with all of this, and now we have a problem. i mean, these talk radio shows, like rush limbaugh, have stirred people up to believe that these immigrants that pick fruit in this country are somehow taking our jobs. there's so much that doesn't make sense to me. host: that's you'd flee california. another thought being offered is by robert long, opinion piece at the hill website. he is with the federation for american immigration reform, talks specifically about the raise act, in which he says, in part -- host: the

thomas more high school in rapid city, south dakota, is where audrey, grace and carolyn won the third place prize of $750 for their documentary on racial inequality in america. about five hours east in sioux falls, south dakota, seventh grader caleb miller received a third place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. and classmate aidan alvine won honorable mention and $250 for his documentary on marijuana. at nearby thomas a. edison middle school, a number of students won honorable mentions and $250 per group. sara won for her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady and sean won for their documentary on terrorism. and lauren, mia and haley also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. and student cam 2018 starts in september with the theme the constitution and you. we're asking students to choose any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a videon illustrating why the provision is import

thomas more high school in rapid city, south dakota is where audrey cope, grace wittenberg won the price for $750 for their documentary. patrick miller and kayla miller received a third place price for his documentary on the national debt. class mat aden alvin won a price of $250 for his documentary on marijuana. at nearby thomas a. edison middle school a number of students won honorable mentions at $250 for group. sarah bomhonff won. these juan for their documentary on terrorism. these also received honorable mention for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all of the students who took part in our 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos go to studentcam.org, and student cam 2018 starts in september with the theme "the constitution and you." we're asking students to use any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why the provision is important. >>> each night this week on c-span3 we're focusing on a supreme court case with programming from our "landmark cases" series. next, a look at mapp v. ohio. the 1961 case strength

thomas more high school in rapid city, south dakota is where audrey coat and carolyn eckridge one $750 for the documentary on racial inequality. sioux falls, south dakota, kayla miller and patrick henry middle school received a third-place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. aiden al eight -- bine won $250 for his document on marijuana. at thomas edison middle school, several students one. -- one for her documentary on the national debt. won further document on terrorism. they also received honorable mentions for the documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 studentcam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org, and studentcam 2018 starts in september with the theme "the constitution and you." tuesday any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why it is important. >> next from the berkshire conference a panel of historians discuss black education in the 1960's and how these women transformed history for americans. it is about 90 minutes. >> thank you all for joini

thomas moore high school in rapid city, south dakota, where audrey cope, grace and carolyn won third place prize of $750 for racial inequality in america. and five hours east in sioux falls, south dakota, caleb miller at patly henry received third place of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. and classmate aden. thomas a. edison middle school, won honorable mentions in $250 per group. sarah on her national debt, joel osmondson and then documentary on terrorism. lauren yu, mia went zell, documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in the 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org and student cam 2018 starts with the constitution and you. we're asking students to choose any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why the provision is important. >> up next on american history tv on c-span 3, justice thurgood marshall. first african-american on the high court from 1967 to

thomas moore high school in south dakota is where audrey, grace and carolyn won third place prize of750 for their documentary on racial inequality in america. five hours in sioux falls, south dakota, caleb muller at patrick henry school will be the third-place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. eight in one honorable mention in the price of $250 for his documentary on marijuana. at nearby thomas a edison middle school a number of students one honorable mention for $250 every group. joe, pretty, and sean one for their documentary on terrorism. laura, mia, kaylee also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming.

thomas more high school in rapid city, south dakota is where audrey cope, grace wittenberg won the price750 for their documentary. patrick miller and kayla miller received a third place price for his documentary on the national debt. class mat aden alvin won a price of $250 for his documentary on marijuana. at nearby thomas a. edison middle school a number of students won honorable mentions at $250 for group. sarah bomhonff won. these juan for their documentary on terrorism. these also received honorable mention for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all of the students who took part in our 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos go to studentcam.org, and student cam 2018 starts in september with the theme "the constitution and you." we're asking students to use any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why the provision is important. >>> each night this week on c-span3 we're focusing on a supreme court case with programming from our "landmark cases" series. next, a look at mapp v. ohio. the 1961 case strengthened f

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