as awas going to say biography, i would call it extremely subjective. [laughter] >> thank you. all so much.you we want to thank our panelists. we have aike 15-minute break and the next 45 in thisgins at 2: room, so thank you. this is american history tv on c-span3. we're live from gettysburg, pennsylvania for the annual civil war summer conference hosted by gettysburg college. back this break we will be with the final speaker of the day, elizabeth barron from the university of virginia. she will talk about elizabeth van loo, the unions by who operated a ring out of the confederate capital of richmond, virginia. but now c-span takes you on the road. benny: name a bridge after edmund pettis, certain things happen. first, you stamp a modern marvel with the name of someone who supported white supremacy for decades. he's a confederate hero. there is the sense that the past in the present have come together. you have a modern bridge with a name who was possibly a kkk leader and a key voice of white supremacy here in the south. bridge waspettus completed in 1940. the bridge replaced a

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judy woodruff is awa on the newshour tonight: questions remain about the fate of minorseparated from their families after the trump administrationeverses its coroversial policy. next, women take the wheel legally for the first time this weekend in saudi arabia, the start of what is still a lon road for women's rights. then, an art museum in northwestern arkansas has brought a world-class collection to a region far from the country's traditional art centers. >> it's not making art-- any art accessible for all. it's making the best of american art available and accessible for all. >> yang: and it's friday. mark shields and david brooks analyze the white house's role in the immigration debate and

quite she is certainly step to back quite a ways agreeing to a rock and awas in hard place knowing she needs the christian social union to remain in government to keep her majority hold. she agreed to this two-week timeframe where she will talk to european leaders and try to come up with a deal that would allow for the return of refees back to the country they were first registered in the eu. many are finding about the issue of immigration as we well know. what remains to be seen is what happens after two weeks if she does not come up with a deal. there is a summit scheduled for two weeks from now. if she does not come up with a deal we are back to where we began with the interior minister saying he will take unilateral action if the chancellor is not able to come up with an agreement. >> is it a big ask to come back solution? europe is divided ons. ok at italy. look at last week. , look at austria and hungary. surely it is a big ask for her to come back with a europewide rubberstamp on migration policy. >> you are right. it seems like a very large ask. the fact is the european countri

president trump: i hate the children being taken awa the democrats have to change their law. that's their law. >> congress and the courts created this problem and crose cess alone can fix it --ng ress alone can fix it. robert: on wednesday thet presiden did what he said he couldn't do and sigd an executive order stopping the government from separating families. the action allows families toai be detd together but not for more than 20 days. nancy, we saw the president signing his name on that executive order and it could be challenged in the court. we alsoaw the images of stone-faced congressional republicans. what's next for tm on capitol hill? nancy: it is very unclear, you know, on o hand they've got this legislation, this compromise bill, a between moderate and conservative republicans. they were hoping to hold a ve on thursday that got shifted to friday. now, perhaps next week. as the present tweetshat they should just give it all up, that's leading some republicans to say, whyhould i stick my neck out there and vote for legislation when ino don't even that the president

awa winners, let me tell your about how this isgoing toork.e going to call out the award recipient's name and i will have maker yo ferrell, supervisor matthews and supervisor fewer and we willtake leadership take a picture of all the recipients with all of our sponsor. that is h will work. i want to give a shout-out and recognize our ribbon panel becausere the folks that made the difficult decision. if you are part of the blue ribbon panel, if you would please stand up so we can recognize you. camille, owen hit. hoyt, and simone who is working u upstairs and we had cara tweed and annie sang from pinterest, so we also had a community that read with us. thank you for being part of the blue ribbon panel. without further adieu our f awrd recipient is kitty lock, a teacher at comm stockton elemeny school. she joined 31 years ago as a paraeducator and has been at comma dore stockton for the last 31 year. in addition to all of the goodies they are getting, they are getting certificates from mayor ferrell, u.s. representative nancy pelosi, state senat

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schools board of directors in honoring the six recipients of the 2018 superintendents 21st century awa award. the six graduating seniors reflect the graduate program in their own, unique way, jason ing of balboa, tatiana jasper, who is ready to be her best, marvin zita, and melina diaz of lincoln, who is ready to create. the third annual award ceremony was held at google san francisco's office, sponsored by google and spark san francisco. yes, you can give them a round of applause. they're doing great work. [applause] our district welcome day picnic is coming up on sunday, june 3. come out and meet with other sfusd families, incoming kinder gard gardeners, graduating students and school supporters. we welcome you all. we provide the space. you invite your school community, bring games and your food. bring a blanket. it's a free event. the picnic is at a park recently renovated and behind bryant elementary school at 2641 25th street. it's between portrero and san bruno. there is a grassy area and play structure. street parking only. rsvp by may 31, next thursday, on our website. again,

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the white house has moved awa from the possibility of even staying with nafta or wiping it away altogether. maybe they will just negotiate in canada -- with canada in one way. i don't want to set the expectations on this at all. you can kind of see that larry kudlow was saying this is an issue that goes well beyond present trump for many decades. don't blame trump. it was a good system. i agree with you. and it lasted fred a bunch of decades but that system has been broken in t lt 2 years plus . they are laying down the marker with the other. if the president is going and we have some issues. we will deal with them at the g7. that is going to be some g7 meeting. foxbusiness will behere we will hear more from the chief economic advisor. at the top of the hour right here because and melissa will be speaking to him after the bow and no doubt they will drill down on all of the details about when we deal with what has become a situation although the markets take a look. they are not at least today worried about it. president trump's favorite channel of communication on trade and other issues is

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mo was taken to shock trauma center in bale, had a liver transplant on june 6th, and passed awa yesterday. maryland head football coach d.j. durkin choked up talking about mcnair. >> my heart is broken. the reason we're all sitting here -- it's not reasonable that a 19-year-old should pass away. it's not reonable that a family, parents -- his parents, marty and tany should have ever have to go through this. >> reporter: officials said mcnair began experiencing problems after a condition in day of sprints. he was able to complete the test but had problems recovering afterrerds. temperathat day were about 80 degrees, and teamofficials said mcnair was given a gallon of water prior to practice beginningar it's not c if he dank any during the practice -- he drank any during the practice. he school will review incident to make sure proper protocols were followed. >> so fsad for his family and football family, too.an you. >>> a shoot-out recorded by suspects in prince george's county>>> county. it end with three brother i jail and a police officer dying by friendly fire. the officer who pulled t

there are some businesses, who do not want that so we have a third party who issues the grants to the awa awardee. we have to date $208,599 in rent stabilization grants. so with that column that adds up that we had available in funding. so we have spent that to date. the last column shows the reserve. we do have $217,146 obligated in grants awarded in the pipeline and will also need to be renewed from the 16-17 rent stabilization grants that were awarded. so this leaves us with a remaining 6 -- excuse me. $64,104 i revenues that will be available should we receive any grants after june 8th to be able to fund that. so this concludes my presentation. i hope i provided you with the information you need to approve the release of the funds. i'm available for questions. >> thank you. we are going to take public comment on this. any member of the public would like to comment on the release of that he has funds please come down. seeing none, public comment -- i'm sorry. legislative analyst has some mm public comment is closed. now you. >> very brief, these were funds that were used to supplement

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and bring us a little back to the time because of course, we wash -- do to be a h inwant to be awas nostalgia, but history counts in history matters. but take us back, and give us a sense of what that meant. peter: well, thank you very much. first of all, i want to say thank you very much to lonnie bunch and jackie, and everyone associated with this. it is so important to us and our family in a personal way. but to bring this back now is just vital and so important for our country. so thank you, to everybody who played this happened today. -- who made this happen today. i am a little bit like zoellick zelig" in this story, if you remember woody allen. it is true, as you say, that we had met in mississippi earlier in 1957, and that did end at that stage of our lives by getting married. and we are coming to 50 years 50er this year, so it is years for us in a very personal way. but the relevance to our thatrsation today is marian had gotten to the quite friendly with robert kennedy, as well as with me. and they liked each other a lot. robert kennedy had really good taste in the people he chose,

her impact on public awaness was measurable. during her hospitalization, 45,000 letters and cards ported oured to the white house. nbc reported six times as many women were seeking breast cancer screenings. ok. i really like this picture from the 1976 republican convention. i like the symbolism. the contrast between current first lady betty ford and future first lady nancy reagan illustrates how the republican party was changing at the time. same political party. very different political lives. the republican party was a house divided against itself in 1976 on many issues, especially women's issues such as the e.r.a. the landscape for political wives had changed. back in 1968, all anybody wanted announcer: -- to know about the candidate's wife was, how much does she weigh? i'm not kidding. what did she have for breakfast? what are her hobbies? how many kids does she have? by 1976, just about every aspect of the president and first lady's personal lives -- do a google search for melania trump and see what comes up -- but every as

news 4 meagan fitzgerald has reaction from neighbo after awa woman mauled by a family pet. >> neighbors tell us the dog would always come down to the edge of the driveway and was always friendly and never aggressive, but this around 7:00 this morning they say they heard sirens and first responders rushing to that pole right near the highway and were shocked to find out that dog had ansnapped. >> i believe it. i can't believe it. i can't. i justit don't understan >> neighbors are stunned. they say the dog who lived here was always friendly and that its owner knew how to handle dog zbls he juta >> he justed working with a canine. >> the owner is a prince george's county corrections officer who is training with the canine unit. gloria says the dog is a dogo which looks similar t this image. she says it lived here for several years with its owner his 28-year-old fiancee. >> never ever showed any aggressive or nothing. never. >> reporter: this morning that wasn't the case. marylaay state police the dog violateently attacked the owner's fiancee. a driver passing by saw the vicious encounter,

first of all, we can't attend mt gs the' awa of. so, i would just like -- >> [inaudible]. >> no. no. i'm making a request. >> [inaudible]. i'm just making a request of staff -- >> [inaudible] is sacrosanct unless there is a very important question to ask. now if the commissioner says whatever he says in good faith and is my good friend, then i have to be given an opportunity to reply. >> but you have to let me finih. my point is -- >> again -- >> let's hold off for a second. >> you have to ask me a question. >> commissioner, you are making a statement. >> i'm making a request of because it was alleged -- well, it's true. it's a fact. i haven't attended any mein about community benefits, the task force you referred to.that. i can't attend a meeting that i don't know that exists. so all i'm asking for is notificatif thosmeetings. that is my ask of staff. co ok. that's all i wanted. >> thank you. we have a second speaker card for item four. >> good afternoon, commissioners. president kwan. i wanted to call something to your mind. over two years ago, the commission adopted changes to

so the pressure is to sell our, even give awa for destabilizing purposes their nuclear materiel or thetty high. we should want this to succeed. we had eight years when i was president where because of the deal i made early that there was no physical materiel produced. i had a chance at the end of my presidency. i kind of regret this now, but i would do the same thing again faced with it. to end their missile program but would have had to go to north korea. you get rid of the missiles and the musnuclear materiel. arafat begged me not to go and i promised him. >> you regret that? >> i made the right decision. peace between the palestinians and the israelis especially back then, it would have been better. but i regret that i didn't end their missile program. now, maybe once they became par you know, all gone away. so we need to keep that in mind. this is their trouble causer. it keeps them relevant. gets them what they need when they need it. >> knowing that, why would we be optimistic that this summit is going to lead to them giving up -- >> because the president of south korea convinced

normalize relations with north korea and what about the idea of signing an agreement on the 12th to end awa wode a first step.greement it's what happened after agreement is the big point. we're looking at it and talking about it with them and with a lot of other people. that could happen. that's the beginning. sounds strange,ut that is the easy part. e after th >> the presint downng expectations for what is possible in singapore. epeatey it's like the first of many meetings. he said two or three but might be with two three with the leaders but if it's successful, set in motion a lot of meetings between the united states and north korea. shep, the president gave us insight as to what was in the letter that kim young chul delivered to him here friday in the oval office. the letter from kim jong-un. i asked the president what was in it. he wouldn't go into a lot of detail but said it was a warm letter, really a high how are you, good to get to know you, looking forward t our meeting next week type of thing. shep? >> shepard: john, president trump and thee prime minister talked about trade. >>

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white house where had these family members ho had lost loved ones killed by undocumented h immigrants awaspitting the question, are you on the side of the families he said is permanently separated from the kids, or on the side of the kids who are caged whomay be temporarily separated. today was hii taking a bstep forward and saying are you with these american families or immigrant families. it's a question that's unanswerable for most people. >> yang: yamiche alcindor, lisa desjardins, thank you very much. in the day's other news: more than 200 migrants waited on board a rescue ship in the mediterranean,oping for a place to dock. e aly refused to accept the vessel yesterday, cond time that's happened this month. instead, italy insisted malta accept the ship. separately, the united nations reports some 220 migrants drowned off the coast of libya this week. the european union began enforcing tariffs today on $3.4 billion of u.s. goods-- from bourbon to motorcycles. it's retaliation for u.s. tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. in turn, president trump demanded the e.u. remove its tariffs

whenever the labor market goes south, disability applications increase and awas increase. they have dropped a lot over the last few years as the labor market has recovered. and actually, one of the reasons that the near-term bad news about payroll taxes has been offset a little bit by some improvements in the projections going forward, it reflects that lower rate of disability application and approval in the last couple of years relative to what was happening before. >> mr. reischauer, you've got denise in brick, new jersey. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call, c-span, and thank you to both of you gentlemen for being on the show discussing this topic. my issue is this. i want to know why it is that you never see white-collar crime for medicare fraud. that's number one, the number of people involved in it. that's number one. and number two, why is it that $21 trillion is currently missing from two departments? and this is a fact. from the army and -- from the dod and hud. why is that money missing? where is it? and why is nobody addressing th