she meets augustine in her 20s and proceeds to marry him and in nine years she had six children in nine years. she lived on berry farm which was outside of fredericksburg virginia for a time nibut as things evolved and augustine died and the children moved on she moved into fredericksburg where she spent the rest of her life and you know, it was not active in the community. she was a regularcongregant the local anglican church. we know she likes to dance . but there are a lotof gaps in the story . it's like ticking up , buying a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle and having 300 pieces missing so you've got to stitch it together and then make educated guesses about where you get , what was the part of the puzzle to get you from a to c so that's what we had to do is research everything at mount vernon, atcincinnati society, at fredericksburg . fredericksburg newspapers, at mary ball washington zone at the library in lancaster virginia . just coned everything we could to assemble the first complete story of mary ball washington. >> host: why is it necessary to for americans to know the complete stor

she meets augustine in her 20s and proceeds to marry him. in nine years, she had six children in nine years. she lived on ferry farm which was outside of fredericksburg, virj for a time. but as things evolved and augustine died and the children moved on, she moved into fredericksburg where she spent the rest of her life. and was not active in the community. she was a regular congregate at the church. we know she liked to dance. but there are a lot of gaps in the story. it's like buying a 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle and having 300 pieces missing. so, you've got to stitch it together and then kind of make educated guesses about what was the b part of the puzzle to get you from a to c. and so that's what we had to do. we researched everything fairly well, at mount vernon, the society, fredericksburg, fredericksburg newspapers, at mary ball washington's home at the mary ball washington library in virj, compiled everything we could to complete the story of mary ball washington. >> why is it necessary for americans to know the complete story of mary

augustin was 39 years old. he was adored by his family who described him as a true american fate who dedicated his career to his country. after serving honorably in the u.s. navy, mr. augustin also served in the army national guard, retiring as a staff sergeant, having deployed to afghanistan and kuwait. at pearl harbor naval shipyard, he served as a department of defense civilian employee, working as a shop planner in nondestructive testing and a metals inspector. in paying tribute to their lost loved one, mr. augustin's family said in a statement, quote, he was a loving son, brother, uncle and friend to many. having grown up in waipahu, he enjoyed working on cars with his friends and speck spending time with his -- spending time with his family and adored his nieces. he will forever remember him to be humble and honest and a generous and patient man. end quote. vincent capoi was 30 years old and lived in honolulu. he grew up in wainai and graduated from kamehameha schools. his father, brother, sister, and sis

this through john augustine washington into a bit of a fit. the land he was claiming was technically underwater. so i did not go too well for george page. and george worked for the baltimore esteem packet company -- baltimore steam company. there were others who wanted that access as well. he took a cut of their ticket sales. here you can see the advertisement from the thomas collier, that was the one that went down several times per week. this is where we see the beginnings, maybe some of you have been on the spirit of mount vernon today, making them estate -- making the estate more affordable and more accessible. they started offering confectionery. sometimes they have liquors, depending on the type of cruise. they also had music. ,t became part of this larger daylong experience that a lot of the americans enjoyed in the 19th century. so he was not only investing in this particular company, he was taking a cut of their sales appear he started buying stock. then he started selling wood from the estate. the idea behind it was to package and se

and this threw john augustin washington into a fit. but the land he was claiming was technically under washington. so it didn't go well for george page. but it does go to show you and george page also workt for the baltimore steam company. there were other agents who nted that access as whelm -- well. a cut of their ticket sales. you can see this is the advertisement from collier. and that's the one that went down several times a week. and this is where we start to see the beginnings of maybe some of you have been in the spirit of mount vernon today making the es sate more accessible and affordable. it was inexpensive. they started argue for things like confession nair. sometimes they would have different types of liquors depending on the crews you were going to and they had music. so it became this experience that americans enjoyed in 19th century. so he was not only investing in this particular company, he was taking a cut of their sales. he started buying stock. he started selling wood from the estate and the idea behind it was to e

remain in the world with an eye towards the 1st step in a series of attempts to expose the role of augustine edwards and the medical you during the dictatorship many people knew but it's one thing to talk about it and another to show it to the union to change. it to start with an intersection just to embarrass them into the seat of the meeting or civility it is instead we see here and it really has become an immigrant the problem is that in my call you and i will stay in edwards of the victors of history and the victors don't apologize apologize for what we called for a coded and that's what we have. apologized for wanting a mere liberal state that we now have winners don't say so. this is the basic article so to demand this from the victors of history strange why should you demand this and why should they apologize if they want on all fronts and that i'm. afraid but then i thought oh yes he moans have been made legal ones in 20132 groups representing families of the disappeared 2 towns denied was to cool it for his role in covering up human rights violations it was the 1st time charges had

died and augustine married mary.e looked up to lawrence as a role model, and lawrence was a very good man, but he also died in his late 20's, early 30's. attributes, of his his patriotism, his loyalties, intelligence, integrity, fidelity, all of these things had to come from somewhere. clearly, they came from his mother. she was the one who taught him life lessons that made him the president, the standard by which all other presidents are measured. i wanted to people to understand the 1700s was not a very hospitable century for a lot of people, african slaves, but also women. she obviously didn't have the vote, but she couldn't own property. women in that century couldn't own property. they would inherit it from there husband and there husband died, but then, their job was to be a custodian of the property and pass it along to their eldest son. that is what she did with the farm. augustine left it to george and she was the custodian of it. then, interestingly enough, indicative of the relationship, handed ferryreally

augustin canner has been here for 2 years. i really enjoy working at this firm. dots because this is a recycling industry where we work to fight against pollution and to protect the environment so i'm proud to be part of this work. to see. the different components are sorted and stored separately computer circuit boards with their electronic assembly containing metals like copper and iron which are sold to milton shops electric cables can be reused immediately other materials though are a bit more problematic. we have certain types of plastics that come in different forms we have some batteries that can be dealt with locally so we've started negotiating a deal with foreign partners you know to export these materials overseas for recycling. here a hard drive is being checked and it still works around 20 percent of the devices can be repaired and resold that's great for the environment and for the company too and it makes the technology available to people who normally would not be able to afford it but one of our objectives is to promote the distribution of modern

>>there is still time to get things shipped your loved ones before the 25th augustine rees talked with the us postal service and talk to kron on kron on earlier today about the deadlines they need to know about. what are some of the deadlines of people have to keep in mind. >>today and they can still get doing up to the 20th. they can use first class with a male or first class after the 20th up to the 23th they have to break 2 priority and then after that went there on the 23th nationally we need to break even more to priority mail express because just like santa claus who actually wrote was >>now this i mean this is good news rick ross and here's what you like to think that people would get all of their stuff done well in advance of the wood enough to even worry about these deadlines right that is true we've been delivering christmas for 242 we know what procrastination is all about and we're prepared for every year we gear up for weeks we've been and we like say in 42 years we've got to bed. >>what though should be is a better of people. >>come in to said, let's see a christmas card

augustine said. that hope has 2 beautiful daughters anger and courage anger at the way things are and courage to see that they don't remain the way they are. when. you can serve 2 sets of principles privilege and power justice and truth the more you make compromises with those who serve privilege and power point diminished capacity for justice interests. i think that the rebel seeks to keep those who have power fearful. of this. have. to go. unappreciated and listen to the italian. well but of all that the feud has on t.v. . or do which we will see to either put it to be but it does appear to be a year of have read a book to feed the study. now it means in what i don't. see the pope nor another come to much stuff it could be a. 2 man hope under george bush. who watches the inside of the minute i see them coming to school. who work on. the general and how the men who are cut in. peace that's what we want freedom and peace good up. off. the off the field who will lead who want to see. when the who doll

here just from google or couple of pictures and our audience at home as well to see that this is st augustine in the u.s. state of florida and i want to share with you a video coming from someone who lives there he is a local business owner and is also a resident and he told us about what he's been experiencing when it comes to tourism how to listen to brett. this is the old the city in the country so we've had our share of tours 'd before but nothing like this the last years this town has been a nightmare for locals who thought the worst traffic never seen there's hardly any parking at the beach and the tourists here have no respect for us or the community even garbage everywhere not to mention many of the locals that live here on the beach for years now. due to the fact the rising costs of living here on the island and no new hotels condos restaurants and bars have covered our beautiful once little beach town and i don't think it'll be the same again so megan you could see what he laid out there when we talk about over tourism is this what we're talking about whenever tourism is a totalisti

that the women themselves promoted because they know how oppressed they are in their society as augustine easton's these are this way they ensure that the young women at least get this chance of being respected in the society alternately they ensure that she can survive it's. the men of the ad the men are raised in the same way. as you may only marry your girl who is cut films if you discover on your wedding night that she isn't it's your duty under threat of social ostracism to shame the girl and send her back to where parents are so both genders are the victims of this 1000 year old traditional targets on. the world health organization estimates that 200000000 women worldwide have undergone genital mutilation a growing number of them are seeking shelter in germany and the offshore it is there are becoming more aware of the issue however there is. a lack of expertise about after i am in refugee agencies and the health system that's where volunteers like fathom alcorn come in. when my friends me sometimes people ask me why i do all this work with the girls and it's so draining. but i thin

this is the first hotel that flagler built in florida and saint augustine. a magnificent hotel and he repeated the process all the way down the eastern seaboard so his friends could get there the first place they came does ponce de leon and then found out he had the real jewel this is the poinciana it was a wooden structure that doesn't do so well in this climate and it no longer exist the last part was torn down in the thirties. on the oceanside on the palm beach and people liked it so much and that it became the breakers but it burned down in 1800 and then again 1926 the third time it was replaced with concrete fireproof looking exactly like it does today. what has been refurbished on the inside but on the outside that is what it looks like to this day. there it is. the view from the ocean. his second wife is an interesting character could be the subject of a book herself in the first wife was ill with tuberculosis and passed away. flagler married ida that she was not prepared for the pressures to ascend to that level of society. one of the fascinations is

saint augustine, florida, mark. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for taking my call. the reason why i'm an independent voter is because of all the games both of these parties play. i commend the woman from new jersey because she is 100% correct. tople need to stop listening the different media sources who are just trying to inspire people to, and just a crazy nonsense things. pelosi is probably wrong in her speech this morning with trying to keep this going on. somebody needs to grow up out there and become an adult here and say we need to knock this off because it is truly dividing the country. they need to get some -- get their heads together and become more adult in the room. us the voting process lead how it will and allow people to vote the weather want to vote. as an independent voter i am very disgusted with both parties with the continuation of the nonsense being carried on. it is just a political phony baloney nonsense. they have done it before. host: the house is coming in next. morning speeches, legislative business. we will see you tomorrow morning at 7:00

augustine, georgia. caller: can you hear me? host: we can. caller: i just have a quick question for your guest. what bill clinton was impeached for? i know he says impeachment is removal from office, but bill clinton was not removed from office. -- be veryl me specific what he was impeached for? thank you. president clinton was impeached by the house of representatives for lying in a in the pollard jones case, i believe it was the pollard jones case. that, congress decided to move forward. it did pass the house which was controlled by the gop. , the it goes to senate senate acquits. meritsd not believe it removal from office. as the gentleman was saying, the house can vote to impeach. just because a president is areached does not mean they removed from office. it means they move to a trial phase for the senate decides their fate. costa, host of washington week on pbs. your thanksgiving program was less about current news, but historians -- what were some of your takeaways in terms of the historical perspective offered? guest: it is important

>>if augustine ruiz is a navy vet and has a beautiful story about how the postal service played a bigh the full interview on kron on our 24 hour news streaming service. developing story this morning 5 more cars were struck by projectiles saturday night in monterey county all 5 of those attacks happened within a 6 minute window all of the cars were traveling northbound on highway one o one. >>when they were hit on the driver's side window or the windshield luckily, there were no injuries chp says there have been 11 reported attacks in just the last 3 days and that brings the total number of cases like this to 61 since february. california's new vaccine law set to go into effect next month and groups or trying to repeal the law are suspending their fight against that for now the vaccine law gives the state department of health the power to crack down on doctors who write more than 5 childhood vaccine exemptions a year. the group against the law says the proposal to repeal it did not get enough votes to land on next year's ballot. so this group as a demonstration planned for the first da

. >> michael bloomberg campaign today in augustine georgia instead and predicted he will be the nominee'm going to be in a situation where i have to look at another democratic candidate and help them >> the billionaire is not sympathetic to his own employees who have been ordered to not sniff around democratic primaries. >> with the paycheck comes some restrictions and responsibilities. >> bloomberg and joe biden are inventing the primary voters are not as progressive as some of the party leaders. >> you all thought that what happened was the party moved extremely to the left after hillary. aoc was the new party. she's a great, wonderful person but where's the party? >> he's betting iowans would rather see john kerry than iowa. >> send us the man who could put the world back together, send us joe biden. >> biden might downplay aoc at his own peril, her first event as a member of congress attracted the biggest crowd of the cycle and she's trying to get all those democrats behind bernie. >> mike: peter doocy, thank you very much. mayor bloomberg tonight apologizing for praising senator co

that harvey was correct, miss philippines was the winner last night but he couldn't be on stage in augustine because she was a finalist. >> big crowds came out to catch the annual tree lighting. >>> photos and mascots. there were mystical performances, letter writing to send and craft making for children. that the rain tree was the biggest attraction. they also gave back to the community by donating a portion of their steels to the cal fire benevolent foundation. the nonprofit supports firefighters and their families who had been impacted by california's wildfires. >>> google santa tracker is getting a hijacked makeover. the o-line program helps to keep track of santa's whereabouts. classic snowball fight and do additions include a 3-d snow box where you can build your own winter wonderland and and up dated design percent of the village with a reindeer anti- factory. sent this exact location will be offered starting december 23rd. time to fire up the slave. >>> also, get out and do your things because more rain is on the way. our coverage slips online at ktvu.com. be sure to download our kat

don't worry there still time to get things shipped to your loved ones before the 25th on friday augustine the usps spoke with kron on but the deadlines you need to know. >>what are some of the deadlines of people have to keep in mind. >>today and tomorrow they can still get doing up to the 20th. they can use first class with a male or first class after the 20th up to the 23th they have to break 2 priority and then after that went there on the 23th actually they need to break even more to priority mail express because just like santa claus reaction was >>now this i mean this is good news, rick ross and here's what you like to think that people get all of their stuff done well in advance of the wood enough to even worry about these deadlines rate that is true we've been delivering christmas for 242 we know of procrastination is all about and we're prepared for every year we gear up for we we've been an legally safer to in 42 years we've got to bed. >>we heard from there is a navy veteran and has a. >>beautiful story about how the united states postal service played a big role. and how he me

augustine reese with the us postal service spoke with kron on earlier today about the deadlines needo know about. >>up to the 20th. >>they can use first class with a male or first class after the 20th up to the 23th they have to break 2 priority and then after that went there on the 23th actually they need to break even more to priority mail express because just like santa claus reaction records was >>now this i mean this is good news rick ross and here's what you like to think that people get all of their stuff done well in advance of the wood enough to even worry about these deadlines rate that is true we've been delivering christmas for 242 we know of procrastination is all about and we're prepared for every year we gear up for we've we've been an legally is able to win 42 years we've got to bed. >>but those should be is a better of people. >>come in to some. let's say a christmas card or skin need is isn't you know sufficient us of put it in the you know the little blue. mailbox yet we have specific collection ties of people who use those. >>no what aims to drop a man but a lot o

augustine, hate the sin but not the sinner.ep >>ter: so do i hear both of you saying you think the democrats correct to be moving forward with this impeachment, that this is a wise move ont? their par >> i don't know if it'wise. imperative move, if they don't do it, they will never, aga, be able to face themselves in the mirror or look at history's judgment thathey watched a president do this. they saw a president do this openly and, clearly, d did not act. i mean, that is just simy saying -- it's abdicating all power and changing our system.i >> pelderstands two contradictory facts, one, they have to do this for constitutional reasons, and, two, it could hurt swing voters, but it'sot thenversation she wants to have, about hong kong and so on. they're doing e right thing to do it and as fast as they possibly can. i'm struck by how mitche mcconnell willct in the senate. does he want to drag this out as a way to deep mocratic senators in there or does he also want to get it out of the way? if i were him, i would probably want to get it out of the wayo., >> reporter: lot of questions. meantime,

and then there were the great religious leaders people like augustine. they have all talked about the meaning of life and one other thing they talked about he talked about the eternal nature of the soul. they have a discussion about if there was a life everlasting --st i would just like you to think about that for a second. when do we all talk about that. we talk about it at college the meaning of life. we talk about it when we bury somebody with love. it gets late into the night and that is when the families get to be the closest. we dance and we have a great time. then we have our drinks and then we gather. i had been there many times. it is important for us to think of those things and it's important to think about how we might change the world so when we say little old me i want to give you a couple of examples. i want to give you a list of here to columbus of examples. i want to tell you what a guy he quit school in the eighth grade. he took up shoe shining for a living. he lives in pittsburgh. he quit in the eighth grade because he was challenged.

augustine. lemonis: we'll see if -- ana: if skinny latina has legs.ll see you there. ana: okay. ♪ ♪ this place is so neat. lemonis: [ laughs ] what's up, hot stuff? lisa: there you are. so good to see you. lemonis: did you get dolled up for me today? lisa: i did. you look so good! lemonis: i want you to meet my friend, ana. lisa: hi, ana. ana: hi, nice to meet you. lemonis: my friend lisa. lisa: nice to meet you. ana: he has said such nice things about you. lemonis: so, she's got some sauces and marinades. i know they sent them to you? lisa: yes. yes. lemonis: did you have a chance to marinate anything? lisa: we did. lemonis: in order to really understand the marinade better, i asked lisa to marinate something overnight and cook it so that when i got there, we can actually get right down to business. are you the smokemaster? joe: yes, i am. lemonis: okay. all right. let's dig in. lemonis: what should we try first? i'm going to follow your lead. joe: why don't we start with turkey? ♪ ana: it's really good. lisa: that is good. lemonis: who wants to try

happens at jumping every year from the 1st and then followed by a good muslim university yesterday augustine that this is not sidling to other universities all over india are receiving at. colleges in mumbai for this isn't luck no in hyderabad the scene of some of those protests being very symbolically so was some others perhaps being very you know showing signs of violence well there's been even instances of stone throwing it was so clear so it's important to understand that if you know you might really see organized young people coming together and yet it's not like 11 large or mono a mono list or protests there is a scale and there is a big spectrum of the kind of protests that we are seeing some of them extremely peaceful just symbolic what are the perhaps getting out of and showing the signs of nervousness that i'm. ok because they do have to leave it there but thank you very much indeed pena celebrates a step from new delhi now opposition parties in the gambia are rallying against president saddam a barrel they want him to see only on his promise to step down by the end of this year an

people like augustine, people like aquinas who talked about the meaning of life and one other thing they talked about , at least plato did because he talked about the eternal nature of the soul. they had a discussion also about if there is a life everlasting, how does what we do here affect what we do there? i'd like you to think about that for a second. we talk about it atcollege, the meaning of life . we talk about it when we bury somebody we love. it gets late into the night and that's when our families get to be the closest . we talk about it when we have a fantastic wedding. and we danced and we have a great time and the bride is dancing with dad and the groom is dancing with mom and then we have our drinks and then we gather. and i've been there many times. you see, it's important for us to think about those things. and it's important to think about how we mightchange the world . so when you say little old me , i want to give you a couple of examples. i can give you a list from here to columbusof examples . but i want to tell you about a guy, he quit school in the eighth grade. he

who talked about the meaning of life and then there was the great religious leaders people like augustine, people like aquinas who all talked about the meaning of life one other thing they talked about at least plato did because he taught about the eternal nature. they had a discussion if there is a life everlasting how does what we do here affect what we do there? i would just like you think about that for a second. we talked about it in college the meaning of life. we talk about it when we very somebody we love. it gets late into the night and that's when her family's gift to be -- weto talk about it when we fantastic wedding and the dance and we have a great time and the brightest dancing dancih the dad and the groom is dancing with mom and then we have our drinks and then we gather. i have been there many times. you see it's important for us to think about those things and it's important to think. about how we might change the world. when you say little old me i want to give you a couple examples. i can give you a list from here to columbus of examples but i want to tell you about a g

saint augustine said this about 1,500 years ago.ith god, nothing is impossible. amen. [ applause ] [ "joy to the world" plays ] ♪ joy to the world, the lord is come ♪ ♪ let earth receive her king ♪ ♪ let every heart prepare him room ♪ ♪ and heaven and nature sing, and heaven and nature sing ♪ ♪ and heaven, and heaven and nature sing ♪ ♪ joy to the world, the savior reigns ♪ ♪ let all, their songs employ ♪ ♪ let all, their songs employ ♪ ♪ while fields and floods, rocks, hills, and plains ♪ ♪ repeat the sounding joy ♪ joy, joy, joy ♪ repeat the sounding joy ♪ joy, joy, joy ♪ repeat, repeat the sounding joy ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ he rules the world with truth and grace ♪ ♪ and makes the nations prove ♪ the glories of his righteousness ♪ ♪ and wonders of his love and wonders of his love ♪ ♪ and wonders, wonders of his love ♪ let us pray. gracious god, on this holy night, we stand in awe of your presence. thank you for choosing to touch down on this human earth, taking on human flesh to come and be with us. o god, we pray that you would look with te

augustine, in 1565. but 1619 is crucial because it is the year that epitomizes the moment of the unfolding problem of race and slavery in the american past and present. and we want to applaud the legislation introduced by congressman bobby scott of virginia, and that legislation is titled the 400 years of african-american history commission act hr 1242-115. and that was -- that came out february 2018. 1619 is important because it's part of the story of the united states revolution, the revolution that created the united states. it is the year, as i said, that epitomizes the moment of the unfolding problem of race and slavery in the american past and present. virginia's lawmakers led the 13 colonies in creating a legal process that gradually structured permanent racial servitude. indeed, as a colony virginia, and later as a state would pass laws on race that would serve as a model for defining the subordinate legal status of persons of african decent. asalah personalizes the 400 years history. the four ce

natalie is joining us from saint augustine, florida. you are not sure?aller: well -- [laughter] caller: i would like to think it is making him weaker, but unfortunately, the rule of law has not and in effect -- not been in effect during all of this. if actually there had been two-sided listening to each other in the impeachment dearings, hearings involve hearing, actually, but from the beginning, it was the tactic of the republicans simply to discredit the hearings. you know, discredit the and make their reasons .or impeaching him political unfortunately it has become a circus, not because there is not validity, because there is obviously undeniable information leavess come out that one to believe that he has abused -- the impeachment points are valid. however, the spin that has been republicans by the have diverted the attention of and iople from the facts, am appalled at some of the , and the from people fact that so much of the judgment, instead of being reasonable and rational and a product of people exchanging facts and information, it is just a que

augustine, georgia. caller: can you hear me? host: we can. i just have a quick question for your guest. what bill clinton was impeached for? i know he says impeachment is removal from office, but bill clinton was not removed from office. -- be veryl me specific what he was impeached for? thank you. president clinton was impeached by the house of representatives for lying in a in the pollard jones case, i believe it was the pollard jones case. that, congress decided to move forward. it did pass the house which was controlled by the gop. , the it goes to senate senate acquits. meritsd not believe it removal from office. as the gentleman was saying, the house can vote to impeach. just because a president is areached does not mean they removed from office. it means they move to a trial phase for the senate decides their fate. costa, host of washington week on pbs. your thanksgiving program was less about current news, but historians -- what were some of your takeaways in terms of the historical perspective offered? guest: it is important to chaot