>> in canton, ohio. >> why is there no mckinley -- no cleveland library? now you have a mission. >> that's exactly right. there's a lot of memorabilia and certainly papers. >> we have run out of time, unfortunately. we could go on for hours more. for those who want to see this again, this is going to be taped, it is on c-span, i don't know when it will be shown. let me wrap up by saying, i want to thank all of you for being here, and thank you for what you've done to let the american people know much more about your ancestors and parents. thank you for what you're doing for the cause of making certain that more people in our country know about our history. obviously there's a problem that many people don't know much about our history. particularly presidential history. so thank you all very much. [applause] announcer: you are watching american history tv, only on c-span3. next, on board the uss or like, one of only two surviving destroyers that invites visitors on board the ship. andill take you on a tour show you how they launch torpedoes. >> when the guy

more demonstrations are planned in canton police approached in reinforcements from across germany. fights and sports news now six games into the season second tier mexican side door of august she said i look we are still without a win so they've resorted to some drastic measures and they've been listed because help of none other than the a go moderate on. for the kids of a chance to celebrate their. local pride in this you know lower cartels turf isn't lacking but rarely do the residents read positive headlines about their home. c.n.n. is going to c.n.n. as a city when one for negative things now will be known for sports. but diego maradona himself of course is known for much more than just his sporting achievements and there are concerns that this may just be a lucrative publicity stunt he'll be paid a reported one hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars a month by the right as a second tier club whose players complain of missed paychecks still not everyone is focusing on the negatives. i think this is going to be something good especially for the young people there are a lot of young

it also took around thirty minutes before the floodgates opened in out there the brave in canton match crews are heading in the opener. just two minutes later and it was cloudy up it's all really impressed in his first start of the season and sets up next a good start. braman were caught napping though on the stroke of half time and jackie o. who pulled one out book with the goal of the game. out but continued where they left off in the second half and philip max levelled on forty seven minutes andre holmes excellent cross but the goal on the plate. but on seventy five minutes out bookkeeper fabienne deeper than gifted the game's a braman dating person could hardly miss three two to the visitors. graeme is still unbeaten after four games of the season that last happened thirteen years ago. so let's round up all the action now as we saw defeated shell it was a draw between dog mean inhofe and high had to put four past glod for the four two victory braman pick up their second win on the road over albert three two and in nuremberg the hosts scored twice in a minute to beat hanover to noth

ahora vamos a china donde también se ha sentido el impacto del tifón (en inglés) que tocó tierra en cantoncaldio que dará paso a una noche fresca y para las próximas horas esperamos ver el termómetro descender y acercarse a los 60, conforme nos aentramos en horas de la madrugada si tiene que salir temprano vea cómo van estar las condiciones y vemos que los termómetro se ubican en los 50 y si usted sale temprano a trabajar mañana , déjeme decirle que a las 5 de la mañana veremos condiciones despejadas para las 7 espamos ver la salida del sol y con un termómetroremo acercarse aos , las temperatura máxima para mañana 73 en san jone y en los 60 las maiams para santa rosa coquetean con los 80 pero se quedan en 79 72 para palo alto y 78 en las inmediaciones del este de la bahía, mientras tanto, san francisco mañana verá temperaturas en los 70 grados estale hasta el martes pero para el miércoles condiciones despejadas en los próximos días veremos en san jos un inicio de semana bastante fresca pero a partir del miércoles veremos en los 80 grados para el último miércoles y último ojv de verano , de

more demonstrations are planned in canton police approached him in force minutes from across germany. both of sweden's main political blocs have failed to secure majorities in sunday's general election but the country's far right has recorded major gains the ruling center left social democrats and their allies took forty point six percent of the vote just know the center right alliance to manage forty point three the populist sweden democrats have surged in third place taking seventeen point six percent the far right party hopes to become kingmaker in any ruling coalition of both centrist blocks have declared that they will not work with their with the populists. this man jimmy orcus on has given his party rooted in white supremacy a respectable face and sweet talk to disgruntled voters away from sweden's political center. do you know what friends of sweden they said on t.v. that it's hard to declare a winner of this election i know he's won the sweden democrats. in a small country that's accepted nearly half a million asylum seekers since two thousand and twelve orcus runs messages r

more demonstrations are planned in canton police approached in reinforcements from across germany. for d.w. correspondent robin from the marquis is in the town of curtin ninety joins us now live good evening to you fabio and we heard it just two weeks ago about these violent protests in the used german city of camden it's but now we're talking about a very small town called curtin i mean what sort of place is. it's a small town twenty six thousand inhabitants quite beautiful little town here in the east of germany and when you would walk through the city in the morning you would think that a very nice place a relaxed place a peaceful place but then you're in the day we saw more and more right wing protests as we saw more and more police and in the evening that then we had hundreds of police men from all over the country and also some five hundred protesters that walked through the city to come here to this memorial site where the german young men mike was he died as so you have a tense atmosphere here tonight it was peaceful but when you talk to people some are extremely angry on t

host: we visited the mckinley memorial in canton, ohio. what a structure.ell our audience how that came to be. the william mckinley memorial back in the day, people revered him, and you know the significance about the roses they wore back in the day, when he was assassinated. ohio,e citizens of especially since several were assassinated, thought it would be fitting to come together and actually create a memorial to his legacy and his memory. and he is probably, in my opinion, ohio's most revered united states president, because he was not only house member, but also, the last u.s. civil war president. legacy that that produced, in addition to the fact that he was assassinated, himably contributed to having this wonderful memorial. it really, truly is. , the sizes impressive of the memorial itself. i understand the first lady was very involved in the building of it. massee: that's correct. host: the first lady's memorial museum is also on the same campus, so we you talk about mrs. mckinley and her legacy and role in the white house? massee: absolutely. awond

she later served as copy editor and bureau chief at the canton, ohio repository. she was named manager of the harding presidential site after serving eight years as coordinator of the programs.

cantons turkey trying to say. that if you're going to make an offensive so you're going to face the consequences of course from my perspective it is very much unlikely but we're going to see just what we have you on the program your overall thoughts on the situation i'll just go through the most pertinent of them. the last terrorist stronghold in the country on syria appears close to defeating them there but there's been harsh exchanges of rhetoric between the us russia amongst others why do you think that is shouldn't the fight against terrorism killers people trying to take over that region be a goal that unites all parties. look this is a very old story you know from your perspective an entity might be considered as a terrorist organization but for the other party that the same entity might be considered you know a freedom warrior and of course in this case we are where we watch where will anyway or that nobody is calling this. fighters as freedom and freedom fighters but in this regard we should concentrate on

it's not just people of canton, but also the people of the united states. black people of the united states. the women people of the united states. all people of the united states. need someone in that position, in a position, that is willing to go to bat for them even when it's not popular, when it's not fair. let me tell you one of the things in going into alabama, can you get this -- i can't get nobody. you can't ask me to come talk to my people for free. i'm not going to do it. i have -- i was raised, born and raised in the naacp. my grandmother was a charter member of the canton, mississippi, naacp with an eighth grade education. i don't believe in free labor. don't believe in it. [applause] >> be real about it, this work for us is not just about race, it's about responsibility. the people who look like us who don't have the privilege of being able to come to d.c., sit on the panel and talk about what we think. no. they live -- these are lived experiences that we have to go to bat for every day and as a person who has several experiences i'm going to d

ago it had a strategy and the plan there was talk about actually dividing syria and to different cantons bot the strategy of russia was to keep the geographical in dignity of syria not pro-us they don't care about us that's not going to be replaced the people of syria come bring another regime but it's actually keeping the graphic and figure if you have to if that's actually happened america which we did not have a strategy would see that as a victory for russia if assad remain as also a victim of iran because he's at and as well as written as well and so on so establishing this sort of foothold american presence maybe some kurds will be exactly song. for that and then that's what turkey doesn't like yet the kurds but at the same prime is another book out orders called water wars which actually was covered actually on russia with a few years ago there's a conflict of actually water between syria iraq and turkey and that was actually the long term animosity between the musk us and then there's also there's also natural gas and oil ok let me go to what we have one minute left i want to go

the canton the general by george and bony know how to fish really tells the story of a russian oligarchand the rubble left by the crumbling of the soviet union. know how to to piers into the very depths of her character's selves. in the cat and in general she uses different perspectives to tell the tale of a monstrous crime. and of the first chechen war. the book is inspired by real life events. it was all pervasive people were fleeing their nerves frayed by curfews and cold the dead in the muddy snow were so disfigured they were unrecognizable as fallen as if the war was creating a new category a new kind of human a mensch. the central figure is alexander all of a sensitive russian turned perpetrator by the war together with other soldiers he raped and murdered a young woman in a mountain town in chechnya the spawns in uganda where i was crazy about this real life case is that the unit was on a kind of holiday. before they were on leave to recover from the fighting. but then they couldn't stand it they started all waging a kind of war within a war. and i'd keep in quick. twenty years o

cantons of those events today. masood spoke of civil rights the peace movement the women's movement was planned during this period. clinton sixty years the middle. east would double. the same in. place. a massive fire has broken out in brazil's two hundred year old national museum in rio de janeiro it's feared the flames have destroyed the museum's collection of more than twenty million items the museum directors called it a cultural tragedy the cause of the blaze is not yet known. at least two people have been wounded by gunfire at anti-government demonstrations in nicaragua protests have flared up in the capital managua over president daniel ortega us recent decision to expel a human rights to.

canton, ohio, where the hall of fame is, right? that is where your constituents and/or consumers are located. people with phd's are not going to nfl games unless they are sitting in a suite and having it catered. they are not getting their face painted, not wearing 17 different shirts, all the traditions that going to football. so think of -- i will explain it in terms of politics. but also think about this in terms of corporate boardrooms. in hollywood. in the music industry. in the sports industry. in a newsroom. it's very rare to find a diverse group of people. i am not even talking just about racial diverse city. i am talking about people that sit in the pew every sunday, people that own a gun, people that are pro-life, people that went to a state school, or people that did not even go to college. that is not in the mix. everybody is all the same. and they all have a sort of same social circle. that is what happens. this is who you live around. but when you take that big mass and put it on a bus that goes out to the airport and

months ian morgan and his ophthalmologist colleague john lamb have been trying out a new system in canton i grow with that saying that full so we start off with something like this simple law and the measure in law replacing tate's is a very basic and it's not the easy to use in the search exactly so that's why we didn't read up. this the wise is because he can't very easy attach into the speck the coasts because it is exceptionally located in the same angle if your eyes so you can measure the light a self by eyes. to fully understand the different intensities of brightness to which our eyes are exposed we took part in an experiment with this sensor this small device doesn't just calculate intensity in the number of logs it also detects the lights quality spectrum and wavelengths it was isaac newton who discovered that the sun's white light was made up of a mix of seven chromatic colors that we can see in rainbows these rays of color behave like waves depending on the color the waves are of varying lengths and affect the eyes in different ways positively or negatively and so today several

caregivers, the modification will enable fca to create audio recordings in english, spanish, and canton niese -- cantonese. the alliance provided over 12,000 hours of respite care to nearly 100 caregivers, exceeding the target number of respite care hours and consumers by 2% and 25% respectively. the original grant also had a focus on reaching monolingual-speaking caregivers, and fca was successful in reaching that population. at least 40% of the consumers who received respite care identified as chinese. within that 40%. almost half indicated they need need need needed translation. i'm happy to answer any questions the commissioners may have at this time. >> thank you. any comments or questions from the commission? >> and one quick thing. there was an error in the budget. there was a totalling error on page four. thank you, katie, for pointing that out. the total four january 1, 2018, through 6/30/2020, the very last box there should also be '405,000. . >> commissioner lu. >> i just want to know. you have two subcontractors. one is self-help for the elderly, and the other is catholic so

this season-- terrell owens opted to not attend the hall of fame festivities earlier this summer in cantonwill show up at levi's stadium to receive a special hall of fame ring. "t.o." will be back in the bay area on november 1st....when the niners host the raiders.... the hall of fame ring of excellence ceremony is one of three elements bestowed on a hall of famer... the other two are the gold jacket and bronze bust. finally, one of the heavyweights is out of the mix at the u-s open today after a quarterfinal upset. -- 7-seed marin cilic facing the 21st seed kei nishikori.... the match...was a marathon...four hours and 5 sets.... and at the end of it all, nishikori topples the croatian. nishikori...now awaits the winner of novak djokovic and john millman. next at 8. an officer's act of going viral... after he spotted someone who needed help at a gas station. ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween t

. >> reporter: canton said it happened to him.ght the 2012 chevy silverado fm a dealership in texas. the looks>>ood. lmost brand new. tires look new. no sign of water damage. good.ese look pretty >> let me look around. this is somethingee you s on any car lot. let's see what it looks like here. i'm curious. it doesn't smell musty or bad. >> it smells good. >> and it's fine. it looks new for a used car. did you test drive this before you bought it? >> i test drove it. rode just fine. >> no red flags? >> no red flags. >> soon he realized something was wrong. >> automatic locks don't work. i took it to a mechanic. >> reporter: he calledur affiliat in houston. the stationrought the car to two independentor mechanics f a full inspection.s >> t has been spray painted. this is probably all rusted out and they tried to cover it up. >> this is wet. >> reporter: the national insurance crime bureau ran the vin and turns out this car was in florida during hurricane irma. >> this caras in a storm in florida. >> it ended up in texas. >> it coul

>> in canton, ohio. mckinley there no library? now you have a mission. >> that's exactly right. >> we have run out of time, unfortunately, we could go on for hours more. for those who want to see this again, it's on c-span, i don't know when it will be shown. let me wrap up by saying, i want to thank all of you for being here, and thank you for what you've done to let the american people know much more about your ancestors and parents. thank you for what you're doing for the cause of making certain that more people in our country know about our history. obviously there's a problem that many people don't know much about our history. particularly presidential history. thank you all very much. [applause] >> you're watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. is touringr, c-span cities across the country, exploring american history. next, a look at our

. >> next up was the president of switzerland, alain berset, one of the 26 cantones in his country votedajority to ban face coverings in public. the so-called burqa ban is seen as a backlash against muslim immigrants. according to swiss state media, only 5% of switzerland's population is muslim and most are immigrants from the former yugoslavia and therefore quite secular. i asked president berset if he thought the ban was a good thing or a bad one. >> i think it's not a good thing. but it is also a sign of unease in the population. we have to take that into account. we have to face this situation and maybe to offer other ways to manage the consequences of the immigration in switzerland. i must tell you, i'm working in bern, our city capital and several places in switzerland. i never see a burqa in switzerland. that means it is also strong in minds, what do we mean about that? >> people are reacting to something that they're not actually seeing on the ground but imagining in their heads? >> i think it is possibly so. >> jacinda ardern, the prime minister of new zealand made news with the

she later served as copy editor and bureau chief at the canton, ohio repository. she was named manager of the harding presidential site after serving eight years as coordinator of the programs. will you please join me in welcoming sherry hall? [applause] miss hall: good afternoon. i'm so pleased to be able to kick off this afternoon's workshop sessions about the u.s. presidency and the press. because we are in marion, ohio and i represent the warren g. harding presidential site, it's appropriate that we start with president harding. i think we'll find his presidency was a pivotal point in the relationship between the white house and the press. it's appropriate that we begin our discussion of the presidency and the press with the only newspaperman to be elected president, warren g. harding. this is the only president we've had who thoroughly understood the frustration and beauty of both sides of the relationship between the white house and the press. that this messy, ever-changing relationship is a necessary part of a democracy. we're going to start with a building

. >> this is about cities, states, cantons, provinces, companies demonstrating what they're doing and we've seen announcement after announcement and the media isn -- meeting isn't officially opened yet. >> reporter: several prominent speakers will be speaking, you have john kerry as one of them, of course, the former secretary of state, house democratic leader nancy pelosi will also be in attendance to speak and of course al gore, former vice president of the united states, he'll be speaking friday. he's been outspoken about the issue of climate change, and those number of speakers speaking over the next couple of days on thursday and friday, the first speakers will hit the stage at 9:00 a.m. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> such a big event, bay area right there in the backdrop. thank you. >>> now to coverage of hurricane florence. look at the weather system, that monster storm is still churning in the atlantic and growing stronger. last-minute preparations continue right now from virginia through the carolina coast. states of emergency have been declared in the places that yo

. >> this is about cities, states, cantons, provinces, companies demonstrating what they're doing and we've seen announcement after aunnoment and the media isn't officially ev ll ll lly - isn't officially opened yet. >> reporter: you can see several speakers, i pulled out some of the big names, john kerry, former secretary of state, house democratic leader nancy pelosi will also be speaking, as well as former vice president al gore, who has been very outspoken on this issue of climate change. so you got a busy day of events over the next few days to discuss climate change with the summit wrapping up on friday. we're live here in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> bay area in the backdrop, great event. thank you, pete. >>> it is 5:03, now to coverage of hurricane florence, showing thaw monster storm still in the atlantic but it is growing stronger. last-minute preparations continue right now from virginia through the carolina coast. states of emergency have been declared in the places that you actually see highlighted there in red. >> there are mass evacuations and

please direct that to senator we canton. -- wexton. >> do you support comprehensive immigration reform including resolving the the status of undocumented workers and other residents, and what other specific immigration reform proposals would you support? wexton: america is a nation of immigrants, and our diversity is a great source of strength for us here in northern virginia. [applause] but today our immigration system is failing. it's hurting our country and making it harder for immigrants to contribute to our economy. we need to address our immigration challenges in a bipartisan and comprehensive way. but president trump's divisive rhetoric and policies are only making that more difficult. immigration is vitally important to our northern virginia economy. we have many tech businesses who rely on l-1b visas -- h-1b visas, and we have over 30,000 unfilled cyber jobs here in virginia. our farmers rely on seasonal immigrant laborers, and we need to make sure that we have them. we need to find the right balance that gives american workers the chance to succeed but still allows immigrant

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this season-- terrell owens opted to not attend the hall of fame festivities earlier this summer in cantondium to receive a special hall of fame ring. "t.o." will be back in the bay area on november 1st....when the niners host the raiders.... the hall of fame ring of excellence ceremony is one of three elements bestowed on a hall of famer... the other two are the gold jacket and bronze bust. the raiders have an extra day of preparation for their season opener.. monday night against the rams there's a ton of familiarity between the two teams. raiders fans know marcus peters and aqib talib very well, but also, gruden has deep knowledge of the l-a coaching staff. --so here's the back story... 32-year-old sean mcvay is the current coach of the rams and reigning coach of the year. --and gruden not only gave mcvay his first job in the league as a receivers coach in tampa, but he's also worked with mcvay's grandfather, former 49ers executive--john. --here's the raiders head coach explaining the dynamics. "john mcvay helped my dad. i try to help any mcvay i can. they've helped us throu

. >>> new information the south bay about it hope village homeless and canton.l you where officials finally agreed to move it. >>> seeing firsthand the hurricane florence damage. president trump is expected to do as he goes on a tour in the carolinas. >>> highway four is a slow coming over to concord. we will tell you more about east bay commute when we come back. back. >>> ocos and plenty of breaks. and linda temperatures starting warm. coast and bay a little bit, but more likely tomorrow. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> the supreme court set back. brett kavanaugh's confirmation could be delayed even longer after the woman accused does mike accusing him of sexual assault demanded an fbi investigation. >>> parents and police gathering outside pittsburgh high school as we speak. the morning after 14 werearrested for making threats of violence against the school. struck president trump in north carolina to get a first-hand

in greenville, and then we are going down into canton, georgia. we will be in ohio. today. they will deliver it week. ♪ >> bill: fox news alert, the president will push today one hour from now at the united nations. a big speech at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. the president is likely to put a hard lend against iran, and persuade other countries to do the same on many other topics. we'll have much more insight on "america's newsroom." meanwhile, fox news exclusive. brett kavanaugh repeatedly denying allegations of sexual misconduct, insisting that he will not withdraw. i am bill hemmer, good morning, everybody. a big show for you today inside "america's newsroom." >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. president trump and topper public and leaders rejecting the allegations of smear tactics. both kavanaugh

steve hartman on the road in canton, ohio. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a bit later for the morning news and of c "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm michelle from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm michelle miller. bs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, september 5th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." tropical storm gordon pushes inland, but as the storm made landfall, a child is killed and power is knocked out to tens of thousands along the gulf coast. we're tracking the storm. >>> an explosive new book on president trump's white house paints an ugly picture of the current administration, and the president is ramping up his attack on the pulitzer prize-winning author.