and josh blackman, associate law professor in houston much landmark cases live on monday on c-span, c-span.org and listen with the c-span radio at. order your copy of the companion book that's available that c-span.org there's a link on our website to the interactive constitution tonight on c-span2, part of today's american israel public affairs conference including remarks from israeli prime minister discusses mental health services for veterans. later, house armed service committee hearing on military operations in africa. as part of a visit to washington, d.c. the israeli prime minister spoke at a conference of the republican affairs committee. he talked about the diplomatic efforts round the world and the relationship with the united states. this i5

the usoc announced scott blackman is resigning related to health concerns related to prostate cancer.the organization outlined its new plans to protect athletes from sexual abuse. in addition to providing more resources to nassar's victims, new reforms will be made to better protect athletes and respond to accusations of abuse. >> i think there needs to be a huge shift in the culture of amateur shifts. >> two of nassar's accusers, gold medal winner jordan weaver and jeanette antolin say more needs to be done. >> it's nice to hear people are starting to acknowledge their wrongdoings and acknowledge the fact that they didn't care in the moment. >> the usoc publicly defended blackman in south korea, just as the winter olympics were set to kick off. >> he has served the usoc with distinction, and we think that he did what he was supposed to do and did the right thing. >> according to the usoc, the head of usa gymnastics contacted blackman about the sexual abuse allegations against larry nassar in the summer of 2015 and told blackman the fbi had been alerted. but critics say someone droppe

i am here as a father, and as a blackman tired of seeing this. >> reporter: in some cases blocking thousands of fans from entering the arena. as for saturday, steve kerr said he will be talking about his players about getting involved. >> very aware of what is going on and supportive of the protest. i don't know what is going to happen. >>> we mentioned the autopsy paid by the family of stephon clark. hit by eight bullets seven of them from behind. police responding to a burglary clark when they confronted clark. they say he fired when they came towards them. the autopsy report the family says he never turned to face police. >> conclude that he received seven gun shot wounds from his back. >> sacramento police department says it is waiting for the official autopsy report from the county coroner office. this is all happening within the last ten or 15 minutes in downtown sacramento. right next to the golden one center. what we are seeing here, a growing stand off now between the demonstrators and chp officers in front of interstate 5. the arena is right along i-5. stay with us through our cont

josh blackman, an , watchte law professor c-span.org and for background on a for -- on his case, it is available for a dollars $.95 plus shipping and handling and for an additional resource, there's a link to our website. >> ohio governor john kasich delivered his final state of the state address in ohio. this comes after two police officers were shot in the line of duty. [applause] >> i want to thank the general assembly and migrate friends and lieutenant governor, the state of ohio, and my cabinet, who is all about westerville today and i want to thank the university and thank you for allowing me to be here and the president who hosted us tonight and how about a little bit of appreciation for my family. my wife karen and my daughters. [applause] governor kashich: i wanted to come to westerville for several reasons and thank you for the kindness and support you have shown me over so many decades and to show respect for a town that is exemplifying where people come together and sell operate the best in us. i have been here for such a long time that i can remember where we had more grav

. >>> meanwhile, the fallout from larry nassar's title continues with scott blackman. blackman has headed the committee since 2010 and in january demanded the 21 usa gymnastics board members to resign or face decertification and the members then complied. even with that, blackmun has been scrutinized, accused of not doing enough to protect athletes. the usoc chairman larry probe cited blackmun's agreement for prostate cancer as the reason for his resignation. however, they stated that the organization and blackmun identified new leadership in order to address the initiatives. ahead, a lot of changes coming there. >> good to see people being held accountable, that's for sure. >> for sure. >>> still ahead, washington is buzzing after another packed day. the white house set to lose its fourth communications director and the president leaves lawmakers dazed and confused after that televised meeting on gun safety. we're back in a moment. models can be simulated... nothing compares to the real thing. experience the command performance sales event for yourself, now through ap

. >>> funeral services will be held thursday for stephon clark, the unarmed blackman shot by sacramento police. last night sacramento kings and boston celtics wore t-shirts with clark's name on the back and on the front "accountability, we are one." dozens gathered to remember clark last night. officers responding to a collar break-in con fronted clark in his grandmother's backyard on march 18th. they thought he had a gun. they fire 20d times. clark was holding a phone. >>> there was a deadly shopping mall fire in siberia and at least 56 people were kill. the fire reportedly started on the top floor of the four-story building yesterday. many of the victims are children. the cause of the fire is unknown. a criminal investigation has begun. >>> mass protests erupted in the catalonia region of spain after catalonia's fugitive/former president was arrested in germany yesterday. he had been running from spanish authorities wanted for sedition and rebellion. >>> in central area protesters clashed with police. >>> and coming up on the "morning news" now, rickope are orange. this is the "cbs mo

what sacramento police officers mistook for a gun when they fired the shots that killed an unarmed blackman. >> i don't think this cell phone here looks like a gun at all. we're all holding cell phones, if that's the case, we all should be murdered on these capitol steps. >> reporter: protesters chanted in anger and frustration at local police. >> it is indoctrinated to fear us. but we stand here and we are human beings, of the united states of america, this is our country. >> reporter: the protests were sparked by the shooting death of 22-year-old stefan clark in the backyard of his grand parents home. you're about to see police body cam footage of the shooting and it is disturbing. police received a report of someone breaking into cars. officers found clark and opened fire believing they saw a gun. yesterday protesters marched on to i-5 blocking traffic and a protest outside the sacramento kings game forced officials to turn thousands of people away. >> at the end of this investigation, no matter where you fall, agree, you don't agree, what the investigation reveals, it doesn't erase the

john blackman, cbs news, san ramon, california. >>> we have partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies over the bay area tonight. the numbers are fairly mild. we have concorde at 50 degrees. san francisco has ticked up a notch to 52. san jose at 50 degrees. tomorrow looks pretty good. we will have a few clouds around. numbers will get all the way to the near 70 degrees range. tomorrow, residual high pressure builds in over the state. working offshore, yet another low that is going to ramp up the rain beginning tuesday and wednesday with a chance right through thursday and friday. that is going to be a big event especially for central and southern california. we will be on the northern fringe of it. we will get a decent amount of rain. futurecast shows tomorrow mostly clear. then, the rain finally arrives by 10 am on tuesday morning. tomorrow is okay, tuesday begins to get wet. things will turn what a little bit on the -- wet a little bit. heading out tomorrow is okay. partly sunny at the airport with a high of 64. in chicago, it will be nice. 43 degrees, new york partly cloudy skies. in the

protesters, disrupting city council meetings, after the shooting of an unarmed blackman. news at 6:00. i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. i'm jessica aguirre. the story grabbing national headlines. the stephon clark case. protesters briefly took over a city council meeting in sacramento. demanding justice for the unarmed black man, fatally shot by police. the protesters, is the man any brother. >> stop, stop, stop. stop. please, my brother just got shot. >> sacramento city council called the meeting to discuss the shooting of clark. protesters, brought the meeting to a halt soon after it started. sacramento officer shot and killed clark, march 8th. the officers respond to calls of some one breaking car windows in the area. police say thought clark was armed when they fired 20 shots. turned out he was kargcarrying cell phone. earlier today they announced that the state justice department will conduct an independent investigation. into that shooting. and lived in this community my entire life. i'm dedicated to making sheerei gather the facts. conduct a thorough investigati

and josh blackman, associate professor in houston, and founder of the president of heartland institute. 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. and for background on the cases, order the companion book, available for $8.95. and for additional resources, there is a link on our website to the constitution center's interactive constitution. next, a look at the potential impact of new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum that were improved -- network approved president trump and are set to go into effect at the end of the month. the heritage foundation, this is an hour. thank you so much as always for the kind introduction. always, a are here as very timely fashion. here at the heritage ambition and speaking about the issue of session 232.

the organization said blackman resigned for health reasons.agnosed with pros indicate cancer in january. he was fired, though, for the way he handled a southeast of sex abuse scandals including case against former gymnastics doctor larry nassar. west virginia had the highest rate of women smoking while pregnant, 25%. california had the lowest, about 1.5%. smoking during pregnancy is linked to low birth rates, birth defects, and premature births. >>> "usa today" reports the organization behind the nobel peace prize says president trump's nomination for the award was fake. the head of nobel institute says it appears the nomination they received had been falsified. they refused to reveal who was behind it. the unidentified american identified mr. trump's ideology of peace by submission. >>> and the "national geographic" reports a 7,000-year-old native burial site was discovered. they buried them at the site when sea levels rose. the remains stayed preserve. a diver found the site in 2016. it was announced yesterday. the discovery is being called

olympic committee has announced the resignation of its chief executive scott blackman this fall's criticism of the sex abuse scandal involving a former gymnastics doctor larry nasir the u.s.o.c. cited ongoing health issues as the reason for vikings parcher announced reforms aimed at protecting future athletes from abuse nasser was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to molesting women under the guise of medical treatment. the international olympic committee says russia's olympic ban has been lifted with quote immediate a fact despite two russian athletes failing doping tests at the winter games the country was reinstated after all many tests came back negative russia was banned after revellers revelations of states altered doping at the sochi games and twenty four team. competed is neutrals in pyongyang chan which is on tuesday president vladimir putin on the miss russian patriots. the country's elim pick reinstatement means the next time any of these athletes win a limb pick goals up top the podium hearing that only one of them once more putin keen to move on from the doping

scott blackman has been facing criticism for weeks for his handling of the whole larry nassar sexualll, many of nassar's victims blame the olympic committee for waiting too long to address them. they announced a series of initiatives to protect athletes from abuse. >>> a life raft made a crash landing through the roof of a house in miami. the uninflated raft fell off the top of a military helicopter crashing into the bedroom. the woman sleeping inside suffered some minor injuries. her landlord says it's a pretty shocking way to wake up. >> and i heard the impact, boom, big impact. and i heard her screaming. i thought something wrong. i said, i went by and she said, look, take a look. >> look, take a look. >> the helicopter had just finished a training mission, investigators are trying to figure out how that raft came loose. >> luckily it wasn't worse. >>> the buzz out of hollywood this morning is all about the next wonder woman movie. reports say kristen wiig is the top choice to play the villain. it is set to take place in the cold war during the '80s. her first role in a comic book

harassment and the difficulty of the safety of black women and how we talk about these issues with blackman and there was a man in the audience who did not have a question and said the reason why men follow women down the block or pursue them relentlessly is because they have no home training and kept repeating himself. i tried to be gracious but in the back of my mind but i could say what about not being home trained when i'm fearing for my life? why will read the section about street harassment talking about a black woman in regard to my safety and i hope that you like it. >> and nypd sniper was set up in harlem a short block away from the summer of 2016 where i lived moving in front of the pioneer supermarket which is not exactly the hub of illegal activity besides the occasional shoplifters central harlem in general is not that crime has the ion : skate i would never hear gunshots or think because of the fourth of july maybe the nypd was preparing for something to go down for the independence day celebration but that could be get. i moved it around this time last summer and noticed the

with josh blackman, associate law professor at the south texas college of law in houston. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span. or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on the cases like you watch, or the companion book. for an additional resource, there is a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. >> next, attorney general jeff sessions at a speech to the federalist society. he spoke out against federal judges who issued nationwide injunctions, saying such rulings are being used to block executive actions of the trump administration, like thank you every cities, daca, and transgender military service. this is just over half an hour.

olympic committee has resigned citing health problems scott blackman has been under fire following the committee's response to a series of sexual abuse scandals in january former u.s. gymnastics team doctor lobby nasa was jailed for life for molesting hundreds of girls some of amsterdam's can hours have frozen over as cold temperatures gripping much of europe snow and freezing conditions for a siberian cold snap are causing traffic and flight delays in many parts of mainland europe and britain those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story i'll see in about twenty five minutes behind. as the united nations human rights council continues its conference in geneva there are often discrepancies between what officials tell the u.n. and what happens on the glans so how committed are governments in respecting human rights this is inside story.

domestics resigned in january mr blackman is the latest official in broyles in the scandal to step down but he may not be the last bipartisan group of u.s. senators has called for a further investigation. of the young al-jazeera. now professional surfer attacked by a shark is quoting the sport three time world champion mcfadden says a competition in australia later this month will be his last nearly twenty years after his debut in two thousand and fifteen fanning encountered a great watch during an event in south africa hunching the shot as it tried to bite through his leash the australian survived to return to competition but says his time at the top as now up. again ahmed is a problem in the headlines on al-jazeera the third day of a partial ceasefire and syria's east and go to begins in the next few months but there's been no letup in attacks on the rebel held on klav despite russia's poles and hostilities activists have reported government shelling and fighting on three in the five hour truce on wednesday. and all the new south korean president. has not resolved the issue of so-call

. >> josh blackman from most high school student suffered of chinese laws. what are they?> these were a series of laws enacted in 1880s the place significant limitations and eventually prohibition on the immigration of china to the united states. these laws also put limits on chinese people in the united states, there were difficulties to reenter as follows long as they stated, they needed to obtain update the certifications, pieces of paper that be carried upon them at all times to make sure they were lawfully in this country. it was an entire scheme to begin in 1880s and lasted until the te 1960s that limited immigration from china and put limits on how chinese people could exist within the united states. >> so our case again is san francisco board of supervisors and the regulation about laundries. would you explain how the chinese became so involved in the laundry business in san francisco? >> as i i said, they started in the gold mining towns doing wash for people. it carried over into cities. there were many chinese laundries. there were whites that don't laundries, t

and josh blackman, associate professor from the texas college of law in user and founder and presidentf the heartland institute. monday ormark cases listen with the free c-span app. and for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping and happening -- and handling. for an additional resource, there is a link on our website to a national constitution center's interactive constitution. ♪ >> senate democrats introduced to their infrastructure proposal in a capitol hill news conference. they are calling for rolling back recently passed tax cuts to pay for a trillion dollars in new spending for roads, bridges, public transportation and rural broadband. chuck schumer begins this half hour event. >> good morning. well, shall we say, since it's approaching st. patrick's day, top of the morning. i'm irish in my heart and hibernian man of the year. when i got the award, i said, god bless america. only in america could this be chuck schumer. ok. anyway. we are not here to talk about the great irish people. a

josh blackman is with us, associate law professor. founder and president of the harlan institute.onstitutional law curriculum for high school students. as we start here, i'm going to ask you to give us just the most basic facts about this case. >> yick wo was decided in 1886. so roughly 18 years after the 14th amendment was ratified. in this case, california enacted a law that required people with laundromats in wooden buildings to apply for a permit. there's no criteria of when a permit is regranted. almost all of the people who applied were chinese, were denied, and all the people who were white got them. this is a criminal offense. and mr. lee yick wo was imprisoned because he failed to pay his fine. this case was appealed to the u.s. supreme court. the supreme court held this was unconstitutional. they found that the standards by which these permits were denied were completely arbitrary, and that it was implemented with, quote, an evil eye and an unequal hand. as a result, it violated the 14th amendment. this was the first major case after the 14th amendment's ratification tha

. >>> a new movie has replaced "blackman panther" at last. that was up there for weeks. monsters versus robots, sci-fi sequel, 28 million in the u.s. it bumped -- highest grossing superhero film. coming in third, the christian drama "i can only imagine" which depicts the back story behind one of the most popular christian songs by the band mercy me. >>> a nascar race was postponed because of the snow. this is what the track looked like in martinsville, virginia after snow fell on the track overnight. organizers had to try to get the track ready, but had to call it off seven hours. it's been rescheduled to tomorrow at 11:00 p.m. >> you looked at that situation, and you said, yeah, icy roads and 200 miles an hour is not a good combination. >> don't try it, right. >> that would not be good. >> similar conditions up in the sierra. you'd expect it around -- maybe not this late in the season. but right now we've got some cold air in place, temperatures in the 20s from squaw valley right now, and show you the amazing recovery of the snow pack when you consider about a month ago

that young man is justin blackman. he joins me now. i heard your laugh there. justin, hello to you.nd how did you feel when you found you were the only one who did at your school? >> well, i wanted to walk out when i realized that there -- there is a constant issue in the united states, the school shootings. it happens toomts. once is toomts let alone i think it was 17 times at the time of the incident on valentine's day. that's what like three every two weeks or something like. that's crazy. like, i think we need stricter gun laws. i'm not saying gun laws per se but maybe like we need someone in the schools to protect the students, because if the students -- we are the future. if we all just -- if someone gets gun blazing one day, that's the future gone. >> um-hum. >> in one incident. >> how did you feel that you were the only one at your school who walked out? >> i mean, it wasn't -- it wasn't really i felt bad. i felt like surprised sort of, because i was expecting at least like one or two people to come outside with me. because i talked about it a little bit before i did did. a

one family and the extraordinary family of chinese america and josh blackman, associate law professor at the south texas professor of law at houston and founder and professor. match landmark cases tonight on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the radio app and for background on each

and examine this with mae ngai who is the author of "the lucky ones" and also josh blackman, associate law professor at the south texas college of law in houston and founder and president of the harlan institute. watch the landmark cases live on c-span, cspan.org or c-span radio. you can order your landmark cases book, volume 2. the book costs $8.95 plus shipping and handling. to get your copy, go to c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> and now governor matthew mead is going to deliver his a eighth state of the state address. this is his final state address. >> thank you, thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. have a seat. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. have a seat. thank you very much. good morning. president, speaker, members of the 64th legislature, auditor cloud, treasure gordon, superintendent, chief justice burke, memberses of the judiciary, members of the military, veterans, fellow citizens, my family, good morning. today i give my eighth and final state of the state address, and in preparing it, i have had a lot of t

court's reeling with mae ngai, one family in the extraordinary invention of chinese america, and josh blackman associate law professor at the south texas college of law in houston. watch "landmark cases" live monday, listen with a free c-span radio app. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the "landmark cases" companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/landmarkcases. there's a link on our website interactive constitution. >>> at an event marking international women's day, christine lagarde, managering director of the international monetary fund sat down for an interview with "washington post" columnist catherine rampell. it covered gender equality and the me too movement. >>> making sure you're in the right place? >> yeah, it's pretty. >> thank you everyone for joining us on international women's day. i'm very excited to be having this conversation with madame lagarde, and with all of you. i understand that several embassies are represented here, and we have -- we have others from government, from the business community. and all sorts

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at josh blackman, the associate professor in houston and the founder and president of the husband is. tonight.dmark cases one is in with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case while you watch, order your landmark cases companion book. it is available for a .95. for an additional resource, there is a link on our website in the interactive constitution. hisresident trump aligned gun and school safety proposal on twitter this morning. he said legislation is moving forward on bump stocks. he says have trained, expertise is would be allowed to carry concealed guns subject to state law and support armed guards in school. on the 18-21 age limit, watching court cases and rulings before acting. states are making this decision, things are moving rapidly on this but not much political support to put it mildly. the national rifle association spokeswoman and political commentator dana last talked about gun policy at the annual gathering of the conservative political action conference. >> we make thoseconnections, we exchange ideas a w

olympic committee ceo scott blackman has resigned citing his battle with prostate cancer but critics his resignation is long overdue. martha? >> martha: trace, thank you. here now exclusively, jordyn wieber, olympic gold medallest and a member of the famous fierce five team from the london 2012 summer games. we all remember, jordan, your incredible performance. i watched it again today. you are just a strong powerful athlete and woman and you say that all of that, all that training and everything you did was not as hard as what you have had to do in the past months with this. explain that to us. >> thank you for saying that, first of all. i mean, going through something like training for the olympics, i truly thought that would have been one of the most intense and difficult things i would have to deal with and go through. honestly processing the sexual abuse that many athletes have been through and what i personally have been through over the past few months and understanding how all of these organizations, michigan state, usa gymnastics all failed us. it's really hard to process. t

one family and the extraordinary family of chinese america and josh blackman, associate law professor at the south texas professor of law at houston and founder and professor. match landmark cases tonight on c-span, c-span.org or listen with the radio app and for background on each case while you much with a, order the companion book, 8.95 plus shipping and handling. and for additional resource there's a link on our website to the national constitution centers interactive constitution. >> next, ohio governor john kasich gives his final state of the state address at audubon university in ohio. this is just under an hour. [applaus [applause]. [applause] . [applause] . [applause] >> well, i want to thank the general assembly, of course my great friend cliff rosen berger, and larry, lt. governor, the state of ohio and all of my cabinet. it's all about westerville today and thank otterbein university. i used to run on your track, i still will. thank you for allowing us to be here and president krendell who hosted us tonight and how about appreciation for my family. my wife karen and my dau

kalelu blackman has a more specialized role. >> got a client for you. >> he's the inmate barber.w trustee has requested a cut. brian prawdzik wants to look his best. his wife of six months, elena, is about to make the long drive from detroit to visit him. >> i'm really excited to see her. i miss her. it's been hard because me being locked up. but in the end, she's -- she's always the one i've ever wanted. she's all i think of. i promised her i wouldn't get in trouble. so i've been doing my best to stay out of trouble. >> it's easy to get in trouble. hard to get out of it. >> ain't that the truth, though? my wife just likes it buzzed. so, i'm already married, i ain't got nobody to impress. happy wife, happy life. took me a while to learn that one. >> pradzik looks forward to seeing his wife. brandy nyp has even bigger news. she just returned from court where her judge lowered her bond by $5,000. nyp hopes her friend, tom hawkins, might be able it bail her out. >> yeah, they came and got me for court. they said, "nyp, get up. you're going to court." and i didn't even know it. so i

the u s o c's cited ongoing health issues as a reason for blackman's departure and monster reforms aimed at protecting future athletes from abuse was sentenced to life in prison off the beating guilty to molesting women under the guise of medical treatment. the three time surfing was champion mick fanning has announced that he will retire after this month's rip current pro event in his native history of them the thirty six year old grabbed headlines in two thousand and fifteen after his tussle with the great white shark that was captured live on t.v. at an event in south africa these speeches have been washed over twenty five million times on you tube he was attacked by another shock at the same event two years later despite these terrifying encounters fanning quickly returns to compete at the highest level his retirement is not too late it to the shark attacks. on the mexican open enters the quarter final stage on friday after a dramatic round of sixteen was settled in acapulco on wednesday what the day's more thrilling encounters so argentina a martin del potro take on spaniard david f

and author of the welcomey ones one family and extraordinary invention of chinese america and josh blackman associate law professor at the south texas college of law in houston and heart land institute watch landmark cases live monday at 9 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app for background on each case while you watch order your copy of a land mark cases companion book available for shipping and handling at c-span.org/land mark cases for additional resource, there's aling on our website to the national constitution center interactive constitution. treasury dpght officials will be part of a forum on trump administration use of economic sanctions tbens certain countries. live coverage from the atlantic counsel starts this morning at 9 a.m. ian on c-span2 in the afternoon, a look at the impact that seal and aluminum tariffs could have on u.s. job and economy that starts at noon eastern from the heritage foundation live on c-span, and later former education secretary arne duncan will moderate a discussion with group of young chicago stengts on gun violence in

and joshma blackman. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. and for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling. and for an additional resource, there's a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. oochl >>> we asked students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why it's important. students competed for the chance to win cash prizes and we received 2,985 entries from 46 states. the first prize winner for the high school east category goes to hemakshi and jansikwe from maryland for "no trespassing, seeking justice for native women." the first prize winners of our first prize high school central category are will and james. our student cam first prize winner for the high school west goes to may and payton from idaho. the first prize winner from our mi

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. >>> a funeral will be held for stephon clark, the unarmed blackman killed by sacramento police in hiser's backyard. >>> the nobel peace price winner has returned to pakistan for the first time since he was brutally attacked by the taliban for ek spoog out on girl's education. >>> boeing says it was hit by a cyberattack on wednesday identified as the same wanna cry virus that struck thousands of computer systems around the world last year. the company played down the attack saying aircraft production and deliveries were not affected. >>> and uber has reached a settlement with the family of the woman killed by a self-driving car in arizona earlier this month. those settlement terms were not disclosed. >>> president trump lashing out against amazon this morning with this tweet. i have stated my concerns with amazon long before the election. unlike others, they pay little or no taxes to state and local governments, use our postal system as their delivery boy causing tremendous loss to the u.s., and are putting many thousands of retailers out of business. those comments come just one day a

blackman, associate law professor at the college of law in houston and founder president of heartland institute watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case, order your copy of a landmark -- landmark can pieces -- landmark cases book. it is available for a dollars $.95 -- $8.95. announcer: this year, c-span is touring cities across the country, exploring american history. visita look at our recent to shawnee, oklahoma. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. while in shawnee, oklahoma. we took a driving tour of the city with city manager. >> thank you for agreeing to show us around shawnee. >> i'm happy to be here. thank you for joining me. >> where are we now? we are heading into the town. >>

asian american studies and history at columbia university, and author of "the lucky ones," and joss blackman, associate law professor at the south texas college of law in houston. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio at. order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available at c-span.org/landmark cases. for an additional resource, there is a link in our website for the constitution center's interactive constitution. this weekend on american artifacts. we travel to the library of congress in washington, d.c. to look at the political cartoons of herbert block, best known as her block. if you read the washington 1974,etween 1972 and between the time the watergate scandal broke out and president open theigned, you pages to see 174 cartoons attacking the president on watergate alone. had drawn nixon coming out of a sewer during the eisenhower administration. with the exception of the free shape he gave him as a newly elected president, which is in the collection of the washington post now, he never relented. a good s

as details of abuse were made public the entire board of usa to man six resigned in january mr blackman is the latest official in broiled in the scandal to step down but he may not be the last bipartisan group of u.s. senators has called for a further investigation katia llopis of the young now dizzier well for the rest of the sport here's lee wellings thank you russia is officially back as parts of the olympic movement way and stated with immediate effect this national epic committee had banned russia from competing as a team for the winter olympics in south korea following state sponsored diving in the previous winter games which they hosted in sochi russians how to watch their athletes compete as neutrals in the fridge finished on sunday one hundred sixty eight of them competed as olympic athletes from russia winning seventeen medals and rising criticism that this was effectively russia only the flag and the missing there were two more failed drug tests by russian athletes of the gangs the i.o.c. said all that other tests came back negative than the last ten years and she wouldn't re

wake up, america. 88% of crimes committed by blackman gives you -- citizens for crack cocaine, 10 yearsstopping first. people calling about mental health issues, nonsense. he had a make america great again on in his instagram post. he was a white nationalist, part of a group like many mass shooters in this country. it was their ideology, what they believe in. let's get off this nonsense about mental health. this kid was not mentally ill. he didn't need help. he wasn't born in a broken home. excuse people are using, a non-issue. conversationreal about who is really committing these crimes. crimes. host: davis calling in from armstrong creek, wisconsin. you support the move. good morning. -- dave is calling in. caller: i support sensible gun legislation. after all, the word regulation -- i've been a gun owner all my life. i'll be 66 tomorrow actually. i think this is a societal problem. ur kanchan -- our country is the only place this happens with regularity. we have a problem. to my understanding, a republican congress stopped any serious concerns into the causes behind gun violence. tea

and josh blackman, associate law professor at the south texas college of law. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen to the free c-span radio app. for back -- for background while you watch, order the convenient book available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling. and for an additional resource, there is a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. in his weekly address, the president talks about finch cities and immigration law. representative bill pascrell of new jersey delivered the weekly address giving his reaction to the tax reform law. ,> my fellow americans protecting the safety and well-being of american citizens is my highest duty as president. yet lawless sanctuary jurisdictions are nullifying federal law, obstructing immigration enforcement and releasing thousands of criminal aliens into american communities on innocent victims. it

in wilson, north carolina, justin blackman says he was surprised to find he was the only student at hisrt. he will not, however, face discipline. >>> we are learning details about an accidental shooting inside a high school near monterey, california. a teacher who is also reserve police officer accidentally discharged a handgun during a class on gun safety, injuring a 17-year-old student. the gun had been pointed toward the ceiling. the student's parents say he caught the bullet fragments in his neck. the teacher has been placed on administrative leave. >>> two people are dead, including the alleged shooter in alabama hospital. police say the gunman shot two people before shooting himself inside alabama highlands hospital. one of the victims is a hospital employee. they have not said which victim was killed. police are looking into a motive. >>> britain is kicking out two dozen russian diplomats in wake of the poisoning. the prime minister, theresa may, cut high level contacts and promised more action. russia did not need a deadline to explain the use of a special nerve agent. the white

professor from columbia university and the extraordinary intervention of chinese america and josh blackman, south texas college of law professor in houston. watch landmark cases tonight at 9:00 eastern c-span or c-span.org or list within the free c-span radio app. for background, order your landmark cases companion book for $8.95 plus shipping and handling. @c-span.org/landmarkcases. and a link for interactive constitutional cases. >>> tomorrow, the commanders of central command and africa command will testify before the armed services committee. also, watch online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> the mash for our lives rally against mass shootings will take place in washington, d.c. on the national mall. watch live coverage saturday, march 24th, starting noon eastern on c-span. >>> up next, legal analysts preview supreme court cases involving freedom of speech issues. the cases weigh issues of union membership and collective bargaining fees wearing political apparel to polling places and california law requiring clinics to advertise abortion services. >> good mo

court's reeling with mae ngai, one family in the extraordinary invention of chinese america, and josh blackman associate law professor at the south texas college of law in houston. watch "landmark cases" live monday, listen with a free c-span radio app. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the "landmark cases" companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/landmarkcases. there's a link on our website interactive constitution. >>> at an event marking international women's day, christine lagard

and josh blackman, south texas college of law, houston. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of landmark cases companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/la c-span.org/landmarkcases. there is a link on our website for the interactive constitution. >>> and now, senate intelligence committee vice chair mark warner on russian foreign policy, includingity use of cyber warfare and dismafinformation a way to combat foreign policy. later, talking about the strategy and how wistern governments can respond.wistern governments can respond.ewister governments can respond.swister governments can respond.twister governments can respond.ern governments can respond. >>> good morning, everyone. my name is bill burns, i'm from the corn gi endowment. our objective is to bring carnaghi's objective for a fresh soeb are look at why and how of rush why's increasingly aggressive foreign policy and for us here in washington and around the world.why's increasi aggressive foreign policy and for us here in was

josh blackman is also with us, an associate law professor. he is the founder and president of the heartland institute. josh, look him to c-span. as we start, i will ask you to give us the most basic facts. josh: yik wo was decided in 1886. in this case, california enacted a law that required people to apply for a permit. there is no criteria for when a permit should be granted. almost all the people who were chinese were denied permits. all the people who applied for permits who were white got them. this was a criminal offense. this case was appealed to the u.s. supreme court. the supreme court held that this was unconstitutional. they found that the standards by which these permits were denied were completely arbitrary and that it was implanted with an evil eye and an unequal hand. that violated the 14th amendment. this was the first major case after the 14th amendment ratification that applied this to noncitizens and found that the state law violated those laws. susan: it has implications for us today. later you will talk about the recent c

and josh blackman, south texas college of law, houston.und on each case while you watch, order your copy of landmark cases companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/la c-span.org/landmarkcases. there is a link on our website for the interactive constitution. >>> and now, senate intelligence committee vice chair mark warner on russian foreign policy, includingity use of cyber wae