during the day on thursday by friday looks like those showers will be intensifying as a little area of capra's is a bit further north say for many of us in the extreme southern parts of brazil and through year ago i will at least see a fair few showers one of the reason to see the temperatures rise will get to around twenty seven degrees now for the central the central americas we've got a fair amount of cloud and rain with us at the moment it's working its way through cuber at the moment and up through the bahamas that will sink its way southwards jury in the day on thursday into friday so somewhat to weather across q but that will be clearing by friday and we'll see the sunshine returning for us in jamaica as well but other towards the north and there's been lots of heavy rain over the western part of our maps recently and that's all thanks to a weather system that's worked in from the pacific as you can see this is san francisco and there's been a lot of rain hair a fair amount of flooding and a lot of problems with strong winds as well that lake to system is working its way eastwards tendi

. >> there's a capra in there. and he's not capra or mr.ite house is trying to pivot to different direction. maybe can pull it off. would be awfully late. if this was tone and tenor of the inaugural dress and speech in 2017, would be different presidency. >> we discuss things in ways that make sense to us but don't translate to how people live their lives. but consistency -- president has a great ability to pivot in a moment. his lens though is always self-protective. >> today has nothing to do with yesterday or tomorrow also. >> trick for him is authenticity, believability because of that. let's take a break, come back, figure out where this leaves the president and his opposition. then a big piece of news about senator warren. don't yell at me, it's the news. we'll figure out what it means when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with th

gary cooper is in this, movies are in this, frank capra.f grants were sitting here today, what is the one question you would want to ask first? ms. samet: oh wow. actually, this will probably come as a surprise, i would want to hear more about something he alludes to only briefly. that's what i think of as the lost years. it would be about that time in the pacific northwest, where his letters revealed to julia how miserable he is. i would want to hear more about how that period shaped his thinking about the army and war itself. brian: our guest teaches english literature at west point. her name is elizabeth samet. this is the annotated memoirs of ulysses s. grant. thank you for joining us. ms. samet: thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts, visit us at q&a.org. programs are also > day, a discussion of the book beyond the call, about three women

so did frank capra. in 1939. mr. smith goes to washington. one of the first things mr.smith sees is the lincoln memorial. and a man of color with tears streaming down his face reads the final word of the gettysburg address that is inscribed there. young mr. lincoln, which is about new salem, ends with the words, the music of the battle hymn and the lincoln memorial. it is now the icon of all icons. but not yet the apogee. that comes in 1963. as the epicenter of the march on one sink in. washington. where the leaders of the civil rights movement white and black gathered at the memorial. for the ceremonies for that august day. by the way, where you see doctor king's second from the right on the bottom row next to him on his right is a philip randolph who has his own statue in union station now, third from the left on top is the young john lewis who is still a member of congress. and of course, there he is, being interviewed by. john daly. of what's my line of fame. right before this moment. the i have a dream speech begins , five score years ago a great american, in whose

so did think tempora -- frank capra. mrs. smith goes to washington. one of the things mr. smith seizes the lincoln memorial. he reads the final words of the gettysburg address nurse inscribed there. it is now the icon of all icons. not yet the apogee. that comes in 1963. as the epicenter of the march on washington, where the leaders of the civil war rights movement white and black gather at the memorial for a ceremony for that august day. you see dr. king's second from the right. on the bottom is a man who has his own statute now. third the left on top is the young john lewis who is now a member of congress. there he is being interviewed by john daly of what's my line. right before this moment. the i have a dream speech begins five score year ago a great american in his symbolic shadow we stand today signed the emancipation proclamation. this momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of new growth slaves who had been feared in the flames of withering injustice, a joyous daybreak to end the long night of their captivity. it has been so long since the

we've watched some of frank capra's "why we fight" films as with e well. put the hidden army film into the context of propaganda. what pieces did you see that looked familiar, were a little different or focused on women a little bit more? yeah? >> i thought it was interesting that they did, like, the interviews, why are you here? i was like, some of that seems very fake. >> yes. yes, right? they interviewed different women and say why are you here in the factory, why are you doing what you're doing? and they're definitely set up, right? this isn't some random let's walk up on the street to a random worker and say this. >> you see more of, like, that guilt of not working, like the girl that wakes up in the morning and just goes back to sleep. because of that, people are dying, like, more of that -- similar in "memphis bell" they show the dead people. >> yeah. >> you see more of that -- you get more of that attitude with this film. >> uh-huh. definitel definitely. yeah. >> there was an entire sequence of women getting telegrams saying, by the way, your son,