--ing up is michael is michael burlingame. been at history tv has ford's theatre in washington all day with the american lincoln symposium. after the next speaker there 3:55be a speakers panel at wagering presenters responding to questions from the audience and one another. those speakers will be from earlier. of course, for its theater is significant in relation to president lincoln, as he was in the presidential box with his wife mary on april 14, 1865 for a performance of "our american cousin." after john wilkes booth shot the president as he watched the play. the president died from his wounds the next morning. [indiscernible conversations] >> good afternoon. that is my way of saying good afternoon. am the professor of politics at washington and lee university. teach lincoln.t along with washington and lee. i met michael burlingame in the holy land, sprin springfield, illinoi. michael is the most generous scholar i have ever met. evenho

america, and david blight on lincoln's relationship with abolitionist frederick douglass and michael burlingamen lincoln as president-elect from of 1860 election until march 1861 inauguration. starting things off are sarah james, the director of ford's education and interpretation, and jonathan white, president of the ever him lincoln institute. this is live coverage, a full day of it, on american history tv on c-span3. >> good morning and welcome to ford's theatre and thank you to the abraham lincoln institute. the illinois state society

here to 61 degrees in san francisco, 57 degrees and the civic a breezy along the coastline 61 in burlingamel day of foster city of 64 66 in palo alto our friends in the south they enjoy temperatures near 70 degrees in the san jose and campbell to 72 in pleasanton 72 also in dublin about 70 walnut creek 71 degrees for a high. and sunny and conquer 67 degrees in oakland 68 enrichment 69 and lael 70 degrees in the napa valley, beautiful weather a little breezy along the coastline, keeping those temperatures in the 50's and low 60's over the next couple days can ask for a nicer weekend and then things begin to change on monday with a chance showers later in the day, maybe some lingering showers on tuesday. more rain late in the week. thanks a lot back to the news this morning, the chp made a startling discovery during that route traffic stop. >>on highway 99 or said this week, according to the chp the officer found 3 cereal boxes each one of them contained. one key low of cocaine. the officer it stopped 45 year-old jose cardenas for illegally tinted windows in uncovered the boxes during a searc

up, davidkers coming blight on lincoln's relationship with frederick douglass, and michael burlingame on lincoln following his election until his inauguration. the author of lincoln's sense of humor. this is live coverage on american history tv on c-span3. >> good morning. i am the former

and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> researchers talked with congressional staff about efforts to counter russian soto mysia -- social media influence and a proposal for a new government organization that would focus on information sharing. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you all very much for coming. thank you for taking the time today to come to this briefing. i will spend 15 or so minutes talking about research and hopefully we should have plenty of time for questions and answers and discussion afterward. russian media and affluence. i'm sure you have all seen headlines in the united states over the past four years.

abc 7 was in burlingame where a research conference was held on jordan's syndrome. today 50 families traveled from 22 countries to meet with columbia and uc davis researchers who have isolated that gene and linked it to other conditions. >> as a linkage to epilepsy. the more the research happens the more they find out the mutation has linkages to a number of diseases and have clues on how o deto deal with t. >> it has also been linked to autism and alzheimer's. >>> police say brian couture called 911 earlier this month saying he fought a robber who broke into his home. they found him unresponsive. he admitted making up the whole thing. a spokeswoman for the girl scouts confirmed $740 in missing cookie sales from couture's daughter. they are working on a repayment plan. love knows no boundaries. >>> great video of seals enjoying romance in the sea, and drew tuma will follow that with the forecast. >>> and favorite advances through the sweet 16 and a big boost from anna >>> well, get ready for free park fridays in the east bay to celebrate the 85th anniversary, the re

earlier today-- we spoke with doctor anna glezer from the women's wellness psychiatry in burlingame. she talked about how the drug works and exactly who will benefit from it the most. the most. benefit from it who will and exactly drug works and exactly who will benefit from it the most. (vicki) you can see more interviews like this on our new app-- kron-on. it is the bay area's only live, local news streaming... 24/7 commercial- free service. download it today from the app store ... right now kron is offering a free one week trial. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we started with plenty of clouds and rain this morning making for a difficult commute. by the afternoon the clouds had parted and the sunshine returned but it was much cooler. highs today were in the 50s and 60s. on the radar you can see more showers and thunderstorms across the state. the rain will decrease overnight but another storm is not far away. tomorrow will be mostly dry with a slig

and michael burlingame, david leg, and he lincoln group of the district of columbia. the ever him lincoln institute is a non-for-profit institute that relies on its donations and additionally it is those donations that keep this day free to all of you. anyone wishing to make a donation can go to the ali website www.l incoln-institute.org or hand a check to our board members here today. i would like to introduce the president of the lincoln institute. he is an associate professor of american studies and the author about -- attor eight books about abraham lincoln. welcome, john. [applause] >> thank you, so much. good morning and thank you for joining us. i am president of the abraham lincoln institute. i wanted to say we are here to celebrate the latest in lincoln scholarship but today is a very encouraging day for me in thinking about the future of lincoln scholarship. a few minutes ago i was on the balcony and i met a young girl who is seven years old and she insisted that her mother bring her here for this symposium. it says that the future is bright and i think we s

we're tracking one near burlingame and san bruno. that's going to make 280 and 101 like driving through a river once again. here we are on the bay bridge toll plaza where a downpour is hitting right now. into piedmont and broadway. this is going to hit orinda in about five minutes. lafayette, heavy rain and more ponding at 5:21. walnut creek, concord and clayton.ou're in the north au'vefaintbay, rain 10:00.nd thenrsnd r thel orms at 6: 10:00. a break from noon to 2:00. then scattered showers and thunderstorms starting at 4:00. i'll have an hour by hou look at that coming up. >>> thanks, mike. a soggy commute and a windy one. here's the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge where we heard from amy hollyfield. in the last few minutes, they issued a high-wind advisory. it's going to be breezy out over the span. the san mateo bridge here this morning. yep. not going to be ideal here as you grab the skis and head out the door. we have a crash on the northbound side of 280. cesar chavez. a solo spinout. i'm seeing that backup on

east bay and south bay including milpitas, fremont, steady rainfall for sunnyvale, up the 1012 burlingame. we have north and west of san francisco where the rain is finished. is not exiting as quick as we first thought. until 8:00 tonight, steady rain for the east bay. you can see minimal progression over the last hours. once a clears out we are dry for 24 hours. this graphic has been getting a lot of traction on social media. seattle has had 39 rainy days and we in the bay area have had more than seattle. it has rained 42 days here. we have had more rainy days in northern california in the pacific northwest. they are normal and we are well above average. upper 50s outside with rain. san francisco, 56. we will drop down to 50 degrees tonight. clouds will stick around. livermore 49 degrees. if i were to show you this picture about three weeks after christmas, perfectly normal. a little bit more rare now that were coming up on easter. it is late march and this is the middle of the winter pattern. it will not let up for the next couple of days. tomorrow, and between weather systems a dry day

america, david blight, on lincoln's relationship with abolitionist frederick douglass, and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend, on c-span three. earlier this month, historians gathered at the conference on the civil war, covering its causes and the roles of african- americans and southern unionists. pulitzer prize winning author john meacham and elizabeth baron of the university of virginia took part. the american civil war museum and the university of virginia center for civil war history hosted the event. you can watch it monday night, starting 8 pm eastern, on c- span three. next, a hearing on the cost of higher education, with former advisers to the bush and obama administration. university chancellor and a college student, testifying for the house education committee. sprint committee on education and labor will come to order, want to welcome everyone, note for the record that a quorum is present. meeting together, and a

san mateo, burlingame. rain fall will impact many of us throughout the night. i am calling it marchuary because it feels more like january. eight of the past nine days, tomorrow nine of ten thursday few morning showers ten of 11. thankfully it may stop after that. foggy at the salesforce tower. 50s outside, san francisco 56, low clouds as well and oakland. santa rosa 51. temperatures not moving much because of the cloud cover and the rain. livermore 53 degrees. sunnyvale, soggy tomorrow, steady rainfall overnight. on enough showers 61 high thursday. people morning showers most of thursday drying with a high of 57. all of this rain, glancing blow not even the storm or atmospheric river, way to the south. the trailing area of low pressure will pass to the bay area giving us a chance of rain through thursday morning. the most rainfall between midnight tonight and sunrise tomorrow. six hour window heavy rain there it is 3:00 in the morning. heavy rainfall throughout much of the bay area after that scattered showers like saturday. we do that again tomorrow. scattere

the crew have the windshield wipers working overtime on 280 in burlingame this morning. >> a live look outside. plenty of blue sky mixed among clouds. what is coming next? >> unfortunately more rainfall coming away but it you love the rainfall, fortunately. the rest of today should be mainly dry, isolated shower here or there but the front is now over the sierra where some spots are receiving thunder snow, currently. higher elevations a couple thunderstorms and snow level dropping to 5000 feet. which are cast as the break we get from the rain will not last long. by sunrise tomorrow a few light showers in the north they are more widespread scattered showers tomorrow afternoon with an isolated thunderstorm threat mainly in the north bay. snow will continue through the night tonight in the sierra. snow level dropping to 5000 feet at the passes up to 24 inches of total snow. there is a 77 degrees sunny day in the seven day forecast. find out when that joy is going to happen, coming up. >> looking forward to that. >>> south was cutting its sales outlook due to the grounding of the boeing ma

on the peninsula, christine in burlingame wasn't pleased with a math tutor she hired for her teenage daughter. we spoke up. what christine got back added up to more than $1,000. and in the south bay, linda in san jose ran into problems with an online exam for her job. we stepped in and the website manager passed along a full $75 refund. with those cases, plus all the others that we have closed, getting refunds and credits and such, our team has now saved our nbc bay area viewers just shy of $2.5 million. got a consumer complaint and need some help? call us any time, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> thanks, chris. >>> one of the leaders of "game of thrones" opens up about two brushes with death. >> emilia clarke plays the role of i don't know, is it calisi? i don't want to mess it up, there's a lot of "game of thrones" fans out there, calisi, the mother of dragons. in "the new yorker" she talks about how she suffered two life-threatening brain aneurysms. >> i thought i was going to die every day, so i just feel more aware of what, of the is m

oakland heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza and also around the san mateo bridge, foster city, burlingamelston avenue. down to street level, the radar may be hotter than what is actually reaching the ground. but everybody is wet this morning. here's a look at that san mateo brim. you can see the rain that is falling as we look west. steady rain throughout the morning commute. by lunch, more showery, not as steady. not everybody receiving rain. scattered showers, a slight chance of a thunderstorm during the afternoon hours. by

airport boulevard towards burlg aim -- burlingame. all wet and getting wetter. snow in the sierra. we've got the winter storm warning, another 2 to 3 feet possible in the sierra above 6,000 feet. here's a look at tahoe. pretty quiet this morning. breezy. whiteout conditions are possible when the snow is lighter. chance of snow friday, saturday, sunday. light to moderate snow again tuesday. >>> thank you, mike. on the peninsula, 900 san mateo county workers will be walking picket lines again today. >>> what do we want? >> social workers, therapists, veterans and those who care for the elderly began a strike yesterday. service employees are now the only labor group out of 11 without a contract. workers say the county's proposed contract isn't it line with the region's rising cost of living. they say they can't afford to live in san mateo county anymore. the county intends to provide most services during the strike. but a handful of health clinics will be closed. >>> to the east bay now. piedmont considering installing more license plate reading cameras. the proposal is to keep a lone

the other in burlingame was addressed to democratic activist tom steyer. >>> palo alto police hope you can help them catch an intruder who broke into a home in the middle of the night and sat next to a woman on her bed and tried to talk to her. you're looking at a sketch of a man at el camino real early in the morning. the victim escaped unharmed. he's described as standing 5'8", weighs about 180 pound. he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt and gloves. the victim tells police the man was carrying a flashlight. >> startling statistics to report this morning. more than half of all muni fare evasion tickets are never paid. according to muni, 4 out of 10 people paid their fines. nearly 50,000 tickets were handed out in the 2017 fiscal year. but just over 22,000 people paid up. muni says it's not a priority for them. officials say they would rather focus on providing access to those who can't afford transportation than criminalize fare evasion. >>> california students may be banned from using smartphones at school. a southern california member would require school boards to adopt policies to l

on the peninsula, christine in burlingame wasn't pleased with a math tutor she hired for her teenageghter. we spoke up. what christine got back added up to more than $1,000. and in the south bay, linda in san jose ran into problems with an online exam for her job. we stepped in and the website manager passed along a full $75 refund. with those cases, plus all the others that we have closed, getting refunds and credits and such, our team has now saved our nbc bay area viewers just shy of $2.5 million. got a consumer complaint and need some help? call us any time, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> you, too, chris. >>> there's one less thing you will see on your commute in the city. the famous yahoo! sign is down along i-80. the company says that the famous san francisco billboard is just taking a vacation. yahoo! isn't saying why the billboard is coming down but says "there's more to come." >>> 4:56. coming up next on "today in the bay," more rain to come as well. kari hall tracking it for us. >> don't forget the umbrella as you get ready to he

i met michael burlingame in the holy land, sprin springfield, illinoi. michael is the most generous scholar i have ever met. even though he has been doing the legwork crisscrossing the country and digging into archives and nooks, he still share the findings before publishing them. he is not worried about being scooped. the grand culmination of the work was his two-volume biography, "abraham lincoln: a life." what he affectionately refers to as the green monster received a lincoln prize in 2010. he has published at least a dozen books at last count and earned many awards, including illinois's highest honor, the order of lincoln. after teaching at connecticut college for 30 years and working on his biography, he joined the history department at the university of illinois of illinois, springfield where he served as the chancellor, distinguished chair in lincoln study since 2000 nine. join me in welcoming the godfather of lincoln research to speak about the springfield dispatches between lincoln's election and his inauguration, my good friend, professor mich

further ahead, michael burlingame on lincoln as 1861dent-elect until his inauguration. further ahead, we will close out the day with a panel of all the authors and experts. while we are waiting, let's take a look at the winners of the 2019 c-span student camp competition. announce thepy to winners of this year's c-span video documentary competition, answering the question, -- what does it mean to be american? we received almost 3000 entries from 48 states and almost 6000 students. congratulations to all our winners. our first prize middle school winners from eastern school in silver spring, maryland. america runs on fast food. like burger king, wendy's and cap c. .- kfc fast food reflects our society in many ways. it is part of what makes us america. >> our first price high school fromgoes to students winter park high school in winter park, florida, for comfortably numb. they are error fan favorite winners and one an extra $500. anuntil we realize being american is about more than national pride. it is about freedom. news, the flurry of fake we often forget the importan

the package addressed to him was found at the post office in burlingame, and one in california was addressedmala harris. no one was injured. none of the bombs detonated. sentencing is set for september 12. >>> a radical change could be coming to new zealand's gun policy just six days after a terrorist opened foyer on worshipers in two christchurch mosques, killing 50 people. new zealand's prime minister is calling for a sweeping ban on assault weapons. the proposed law targets the same type of weapons used in the massacre. >> the time for the easy availability of these weapons must end. and today they will. >> this proposed law is expected to quickly pass through parliament and could be confirmed as soon as april 11 there have been similar calls, often in the wake of mass shootings, but political opposition has stalled any large scale changes. a device used by the shooter in the 2017 las vegas massacre will become illegal in the u.s. on tuesday. bump stocks are attached to a weapon to make it fire rapidly, kind of like a machine gun or an automatic weapon. the u.s. justice department issued

. >> we need to watch out for puddles on 101 and 280 and 82 as we head around burlingame south san francisco, back towards pacifica. this is all sliding up to the northeast. can you see along california drive there's probably a few puddle wall street that moderate shower. put in motion, climb up to alameda in oakland within 5 to 10 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza bull's eye for that moderate rain. just what we need, right? >> the storm impact scale, light to moderate rain, thu possible in the evening, transition to showers. a little breezy this afternoon. right now no watches and warnings outside of aflood watc. a look at the roof camera. steady rains this morning, periods of noon, showers from 4:00 to 7:00 with highs in the upper 50s. alexis. >> good morning. we're looking at bay bridge toll plaza starting to get a bit busier. still dry for now. we don't have metering lights on. that will happen 15 to 20 minutes. i'll let you know schbs we get official road. carpool lanes open, right side if you're paying cash, a little back-up on the left side of the toll plaza. we are improving, althou

. -- speakers crude michael burlingame on lincoln as president elect. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. tonight on newsmakers, larry kudlow, the president's chief economic adviser, talks about deficit, trade with china, and whether the u.s. economy will continue to grow. that begins at 10:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. q&a -- on had noically, i expectation that we would be sitting here in 2019, talking about this war in afghanistan. the way it has been escalated, the way it has escalated every year, the countless lives that have just been wasted and the continuous suffering. >> iraq war veteran and former state department official "a timehoh on his book for peace in afghanistan and an end to the lies." it is the same i had seen in iraq in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and worked in the state department in between those times. there was no difference in the administrations. the desire was to win politically or to win for political reasons, domestic political reasons. night atw hoh, sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. next, a congression

between here and there is michael burlingame on lincoln s president-elect from his election in 1860 until his 1861 inauguration. a lot of discussion. ,> we are about to get started so if you would not mind taking your seats, please. as you will see in your program wasnfortunately, stacy unable to be with us today. you are stuck with me again. chairperson of the board of the abraham looking institute. read our remarks slightly edited. as a board member of the abraham lincoln institute, i am delighted to share the news of the 2019 dissertation award. every year, the abraham lincoln institute in partnership with the abraham lincoln -- this award breaks new ground and lincoln scholarship. we look for dissertations that offer fresh approaches to lincoln's life, career and legacy. they examine new evidence or reevaluates old evidence in exciting new ways. four dissertations drew extensive praise from our committee. our deliberations were brief and without contention. one dissertation stood out for its decidedly unique focus. the winner of the 2019 mackeyation award is dr. from western michigan

another woman, christine in burlingame, was not happy with her daughter's math tutor, she got back morehan $1,000. linda in san jose ran into problems with an online exam for her job. we stepped in and she got a $75 full refinund. with all those cases, with refunds and credits and such, we're proud to say we have now saved nbc bay area viewers just shy of $2.5 million. if you have a consumer complaint and need some help, call us any time, or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> okay, thanks so much, chris. >>> the san francisco zoo is mourning the loss of a sea lion who survived after being shot. but the zoo tells us silent night has lost his battle with cancer. he was found shot in the head on a beach near sausalito years ago. he was so badly hurt, he could never go back in the wild. the zoo took him in and the zoo's ceo calls him an example of resilience that has touched so many lives. >>> here is the first nasa space walk of 2019. you can see the astronauts replacing batteries on the international space station's solar arrays. the first for both tronauts. hope

the other in burlingame addressed to democratic activist tom steyer. >>> the u.s.outh korea ambassadors are visiting sfan to honor korean war veterans. it will be at the presidio at 10:30 a.m. across from the national cemetery where more than 2200 americans are interred. a wreath laying certificaemony also be held. the two men are on a multicity tour across the country to strengthen the u.s./career an alliance. >>> not a week after the deadly attack in new zealand, the prime minister will move forward with a ban on nearly all military-style semiautomatic guns. abc news was in san francisco when people gathered for a vigil and honored the 50 lives lost during friday's massacre in christ church. speakers included religious and elected leaders. >> we come here united for love and united against hate. our heart breaks for you christ church. >> the news came out that new zealand -- >> the crowd cheered at the end of the vigil when news about new zealand's ban on assault weapons was announced. one speaker called for a similar law in the u.s. >>> on the peninsula, palo al

he sent more than a dozen mail bombs to cnn, barack obama, hillary clinton, and one found in burlingame addresed to democratic activist tom steyer. none of the devices went off and no one was hurt. f-b-i agents arrested sayoc in florida after a sayoc in florida after a four-day, nationwide hunt. (justine) a big story tonight... president trump signed an executive order today tying federal grant money to the issue of free speech on college campuses. (ken) but many see it as a mostly symbolic gesture to the president's more conservative base. our grant lodes is here with the details. grant? (grant) the president was following up on a promise he made at a recent conservative conference... signing an executive order today... intended to promote free speech on college campuses. the president was joined at the white house by students who said they experienced backlash while expressing conservative views. the move comes amid criticism highlighting instances of alleged violence and suppression of conservative voices on college campuses.

san francisco and san jose and burlingame, all linked together in a job market. housing decisions in one city affect the cost and other cities. what this will do, we already have the metropolitan transportation commission for transportation which helps coordinate transit funding decisions and wrote funny decisions. what this will do is allow us to coordinate funding affordable housing and deciding to want to have regional revenue measures which also really won't happen unless somebody approves them. this is about better regional coordination housing. >> really quick, we hear affordable housing i hear bonds in it's a very expensive way to finance anything. is affordable housing really affordable? or are taxpayers paying more and getting less out of it? but to be clear, we have to do two things. to allow the private sector to build more housing overall because we are so short and for the medical class middle class in particular. and it has to be stopped obstructing the private building of houses. low income people, the market will not produce housing affordable for

oakland heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza and also around the san mateo bridge, foster city, burlingame, ralston avenue. down to street level, the radar may be hotter than what is actually reaching the ground. but everybody is wet this morning. here's a look at that san mateo brim. you can see the rain that is falling as we look west. steady rain throughout the morning commute. by lunch, more showery, not as steady. not everybody receiving rain. scattered showers, a slight chance of a thunderstorm during the afternoon hours. by 7:00, pretty much the chance that it's over. 48 to 53 this morning. pretty mild. the hid mid to upper 50s. mid 50s this evening. >> here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. with the driving conditions, we have a lot of crashes including a rollover in the south bay. not much of a backup here. northbound 17 before camden avenue. a vehicle on the roof there. blocking the three left lanes. we have emergency crews there. they're working to get this back over and cleared from the scene. just a reminder. you've got to really slow dwn and take it easy today. >> highway 4 to

the other in burlingame, addressed to tom steyer. >>> police hope you can help them catch an intrudero a home and sat next to a woman in her bed and tried to talk to her. you're looking at a sketch of the man who got into the apartment in el camino real on sunday. the victim escaped unharmed. he's described as 5'8". weighing about 180 pounds. he had a hooded sweatshirt on and gloves. the victim says that police -- the victim tells police that the man bass carrying a flashlight. >>> in an exclusive interview only on abc 7, the ups driver taken hostage and forced to drive miles at gunpoint is breaking his silence. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo sat down with mitchell ard. he was working a route in san jose on february 14th. when a man and bottom approached him. -- woman approached him. they held a gun to him and forced him to drive. he describes in detail the moments he got on the freeway and the chase that ensued. then a touching moment after macy-rogers surrendered leaving the men inside the truck. >> he was crying. he was bawling. i was just sitting there quietly. he just ra

prominent democratic politicians including barack obama, hillary clinton, and one found here in burlingame to tom steyer. no one was injured by the mailings. none of the bombs detonated. sayoc's trial had been set to begin in july. (grant) for the first time-- we are seeing the acrtual arrest of a man who police say shot and killed 17- people at his former high school in florida. in this video... released today... we see nikolas cruz in cuffs.. you can hear cruz tell police about voices and demons.... while asking what's going on. an unknown person then tells him to shut up. cruz is accused of a deadly mass shooting last february at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland. cruz has since been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. no word on when the case could head to trial. (ken) president donald trump has signed his first veto in office. what comes next for the border wall (grant) we will have more on the new zealand mosque shootings... we hear from people who were there during the rampage. (lawrence)ten at ten the ross spring dress event is here-finally! so you can say

include nina silver, david blight on lincoln's relationship with frederick douglass and michael burlingame on lincoln has president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. here on c-span we will show you a recent campaign stop in new hampshire for vermont senator bernie sanders. that is followed by senate intelligence committee vice chair mark warner and former members of congress discussing oversight of the intelligence committee. then at 7:00 eastern, washington journal is live with your phone calls and a look at today's headlines. vermont senator bernie sanders was in new hampshire this past weekend for his first visit to the state since announcing his 2020 candidacy for president. at this rally in concord, senator sanders spoke about universal health care, tax policy, and climate change, among other topics. ♪

and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch "american history tv" this weekend on c-span3. >>> nasa administrator jim bridenstine testified before the senate science committee yesterday alongside the director of the office of space commerce. mississippi senator roger wicker chaired the two-hour-long hearing. >>> this hearing will come >> this hearing will come to order. thank you, all, for being here. this morning, we deal with the new space race. in his famous 1962 speech announcing the united states would land on the moon by dec e decade's end, president john f. kennedy said, "no nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in the race for space." those words hold true today. we are delighted to have two witnesses who are helping to ensure that the united states maintains global leadership in space. the honorable jim bridenstine, administrator of the national aeronautics space administration and mr. kevin o'connell, director of the office of space commerce at the department of commerc

included james richard car when dean on lincoln's sense of humor, nina's david blight,r, and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. us touests joining talk about the college admissions scandal. we are joined by mary and slum -- mary amselem and michelle cooper. thank you for joining us today. we both know the incidents. let me start with your staff reaction of what you thought -- snap reaction of what you thought and what are the invocations. guest: when i heard about the current scandal, i was not surprised about it. these issues have been a long-standing and certainly there are many flaws in our college admissions progress -- process as well as our higher education system. they disadvantaged students of color and low income students. i was not terribly surprised, continually disappointed but not surprised. guest: when i first heard about the scandal, it was concerning for all americans watching. it should not be shocking. we have long had a higher education system that favors the elite in our country. fact andins the indicates what

in new deal america, david blake on lincoln's relationship with frederick douglass and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. c-span cities tour is on the road exploring the american story and this weekend with the help of our cable partners we visit cedar rapids in east central iowa. gothic inted american this studio. if the piece that everybody knows. a lot of times people will not know the artist or title, but it's on iconic piece, probably the most iconic piece of american art today. >> the iowa caucuses have not been great at selecting the next president. it seems their eyes function is winnowing the field. we talk about three tickets out of iowa, the top three finishers in the caucuses and move on. >> join us on book tv as we speak with local cedar rapids authors and a sunday at 2:00 p.m. on c-span3 is american history tv, working with our cable partners as we explored american story. next, testimony on the high rates of missing and murdered indigenous women, domestic violence, and mistrust of law enforcement. chairssman

remembered, david light on lincoln's relationship with abolitionist frederick douglass, and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend, on c-span three. >> earlier this month historians gathered on the conference of civil war covering its causes and the roles of african-americans and southern unionist. pulitzer prize-winning author john meacham took part. the civil war museum and center for civil war history hosted this event. you can watch it monday night starting at 8 pm eastern on c- span 3. next house intelligence committee chair adam shift on the molar investigation. weller investigation >> good morning, our guest today is democratic representative adam shift from california, this is his sixth appearance at a request, so welcome. first a little bit of akron, chairman shift worked in the u.s. attorney's office in los angeles before his election to the california state senate in 1996. in 2000 mr. shift was elected to congress from california's 28th district and has won reelection ever since. he was named reeking member of the housing intelligenc

for today, temperatures upper 50's up and down the peninsula. 60's elsewhere in the bay though burlingameur first city in the 60's and the peninsula and south from there. just becomes the normal redwood city palo alto and woodside each at 61, san jose and santa clara each at 63. for the east bay numbers in the low 60's and a chance of showers into the afternoon that important for those of you going to the a's game. i want to keep that umbrella handy although you will be seeing sunshine for the most part for the game the way how in benicia each in the low 60's with much of the north bay in the upper 50's to low 60's as well. temperatures will boost after this an upper 60's can be expected tomorrow with 70's back in your forecast for saturday and sunday, just in time for the weekend. >>and the morning buzz, the a's on i have something in common jet lag me from vacation and them from that ugly start in japan. their first home game is today in oakland against the angels and the giants open the season with mad but on the mound in san diego, taking on the padres and their news million man i cal

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range of upper 50's for san francisco and right on the pacific shore to some low 60's makes 10 in burlingameeninsula percent consistently low 60's now santa clara campbell san jose among areas that 63 east bexar right there in the same range of low 60's. can't rule out that chance of afternoon showers maybe even isolated thunderstorm. the greatest chance of a thunderstorm. well before north areas with highs there in the upper 50's to low 60's. here's your next 7 days we wave goodbye to this chance of rain at least for a few days after today friday saturday and sunday all dry as i noted, and look at those temperatures saturday and sunday really nice in the 70's next week it cools down just a touch back to the 60's which is average for this time of year and shower potential returns on monday and tuesday. robin thank you john burgess is still very crowded. it's been off and on sometimes at all. >>then out in look better and then up at other times it will get a little crowded and heavy. once again so we're averaging 22 minutes here for the church across the san mateo bridge and over to the penin

san francisco is wet, south city burlingame and up through emeryville. you're going to need the umbrella or give yourself extra time and wait until the afternoon in redwood city and palo alto. santa clara, showers through noon time and you'll notice by 10:00 you're in the low 50s with scattered showers. a few at 2:00, but certainly the second half of the afternoon trending much dryer. can't rule out the showers through the overnight hours. sunday just a 40% chance of showers and then we're dry to start the workweek. more rain to talk about next week. >> lisa, thanks. >>> in san francisco, the video that has shocked the entire sports world and especially the giants fan base. giants ceo larry baer was caught on camera in a physical altercation with his wife yesterday. abc 7 news reporter luz pena explains what the couple is now saying about it. >> reporter: san francisco police are investigating this heated altercation between the giants ceo larry baer and his wife pam. >> she was on the ground and he was hovering over her like trying to take something fro

you look at the yellows here from north mcconnell road to burlingame, down to san mateo, 82, so startingside for san francisco. everybody here experiencing the light showers from the bayview, and as we get closer to the south bay, no break there from san jose, willow glen, santa clara, 880 and this goes down to san luis obispo. the winter storm warning through tomorrow, 4:00 in the morning. the snow keeps coming down. temperatures right around freezing right now. you can see a few thunderstorms offshore. we're looking at a soggy start to your weekend and possibly still some flooding up around lake county where we have a flood warning until this afternoon around lakeport, the flood stage is at about 9 feet. this is hovering at around 10 feet. so keep in mind here if you're headed to the north you could get into some flooding there. but in the sierra nevada, we're looking at 12 to 18 inches of additional snow. 2 feet over the higher peaks. certainly difficult travel once again, local resorts picking up half a foot to over a foot of snow right on through sunday morning from tahoe city over

further up the peninsula from san bruno to burlingame we've got wet weather. in the city as well. so we're looking at not only the rain, they have got the snow in the sierra. temperatures are around freezing. the winter storm warning right on through sunday morning. you can see a few thunderstorms offshore and this extends right on through the central coast. so we'll look for some minor flooding up by clear lake. flood stage is at about 9 feet. this is fluctuating to about 10 feet or over. so from lakeport to kelseyville through the afternoon, minor flooding there. the winter storm warning 12 to 18 inches of snow, 2 feet over the higher peaks. looking at about a foot of snow for some of the resorts around kirkwood, 7 inches tahoe city. it just keeps on coming down. this is the golden gate bridge. it's wet. temperatures are in the 50s. 55 san jose, 56 in half moon bay. san francisco, morning rain showers. by the afternoon it will be cloudy and we'll see a breakout there for the rest of your saturday for the most part. some isolated showers in the afternoon. 50 in concord and liverm

burlingame and san mateo.een raining since midnight and we're looking at more showers into the santa your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, no delivery fee. >>> welcome back to "gma" on >>> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. happening right now, winter wallop. the second of three back-to-back storms bringing snow from the midwest to the northeast. plows in full force as drivers deal with dangerous roads, and it is not over. a new major winter storm expected across the country bringing heavy snow to the northeast by sunday night and monday. >>> also happening right now, a major drug bust. federal agents arresting one woman and four men in an upscale neighborhood in suburban new york seizing five kilos of the synthetic drug fentanyl and six kilos of heroin. agents say that is enough fentanyl to kill nearl

lincoln's sense of humor, david blight on lincoln's relationship with frederick douglass, and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> the undersecretary of state for arms control spoke yesterday at the carnegie endowment for international peace about the withdrawal from the nuclear forces treaty. this is an hour and 15 minutes. [ applause ] >>> thanks very much, james. it's an honor to be here and a great honor for me to introduce this conference as the introductory keynote speaker, the honorable andrea thompson, the undersecretary for arms control and international security, a position she's held since last april. she's been on the job for a little under a year. she's been on the team a little longer than that. she was at the white house as deputy assistant to the president and has national security adviser to the vice president. these positions of heavy responsibility have capped andrea's long service to the public in the field of military intelligence, where she served in a lot of difficult positions, not least of which was on t

america, david blight, on lincoln's relationship with abolitionist frederick douglass, and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend, on c-span three. earlier this month, historians gathered at the conference on the civil war, covering its causes and the roles of african- americans and southern unionists. pulitzer prize winning author john meacham and elizabeth baron of the university of virginia took part. the american civil war museum and the university of virginia center for civil war history hosted

america, david blank on lincoln's relationship with abolitionist frederick douglass and michael burlingame on lincoln as president the left. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> former vice president joe biden speaks for a fundraiser for the democratic party on saturday. it speech is scheduled to begin at 7 pm eastern. you can see that live on c-span . >>> now a house hearing on vehicle technologies designed to prevent drunk driving, including a detection system that provides requires a breathalyzer test. this is about 90 minutes. the session will now come to order. i thank everyone for coming on this going away day. my plan is that we will get as many opening statements as we can before votes and then hopefully all of you will come back to talk to our witnesses. i recognize myself, for five minutes. as the consumer protection subcommittee, we are committed to ensuring the safety of the american people. we have addressed a number of auto safety issues over the years, holding hearings on the airbag defects and general motors ignition switch defect. we had a hearing last ye

america, david blight, on lincoln's relationship with abolitionist frederick douglass, and michael burlingame on lincoln as president-elect. watch american history tv this weekend, on c-span three. earlier this month, historians gathered at the conference on the civil war, covering its causes and the roles of african- americans and southern unionists. pulitzer prize winning author john meacham and elizabeth baron of the university of virginia took part. the american civil war museum and the university of virginia center for civil war history hosted the event. you can watch it monday night, starting 8 pm eastern, on c- span three. next, a hearing on the cost of higher education, with former advisers to the bush and obama administration. university chancellor and a college student, testifying for the house education committee. sprint committee on education and labor will come to order, want to welcome everyone, note for the record that a quorum is present. meeting together, and a legislative hearing, to hear testimony on the cost of college , students and reforms to bring higher education withi

one-on-one through burlingame and san mateo, and 280 southbound from south city to san bruno. 7:16. let's bring in steve. >>> some heavy rain north, sal, upward santa rosa. our system has arrived, and so far without a doubt that the heaviest amounts. just a little bit of rain so far. 60/100 and moraga. will there's more on the way. again, this probably over an inch of rain now. santa rosa on the observations is heavy rain. napa 0.39, novato 0.38, petaluma has 0.27 right now. san francisco 0.13, and after that sfo 0.07. oakland, san jose, 0.06, 0.05. our system is lifting north. as it does, it is lifting this far north, but it is inching closer. moving on to the marin coast, but ready to move to san francisco. very close, right there, but the heaviest is up in santa rosa. 50s on the thames. pretty decent southwind concert temperatures on the on the mild side. we are running anywhere between five, six, you 11 degrees warmer. south at fairfield, south of concord, south that oakland. that is the front direction. now some of the gusts have been over 25, 30 miles an hour. half moon bay ov