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celeste headley is with us courtesy of savannah state university, bob and linda, celeste is the host of the georgia public broadcasting program on second thought, as well as a previous cohost of the takeaway, midwest correspondent for national public radio's day-to-day and classically trained soprano. in between all of this she has written a book called we need to talk. a very good book about communications, one that i will have my wife read very soon. please give me a warm welcome to celeste headley. [applause] >> i'm a buddhist, so this feels a little uncomfortable. we tried it the other way for a really long time. generation after generation we have taught our children and ourselves that if something is going to cause an argument we don't talk about it. it used to be we didn't talk about politics and religion. now we have added race, we have added climate change, we have added guns. eventually we are just going to add everything into we are just not talking about anything difficult anymore. we don't talk to people unless they agree with you. you don't talk to people if you are nev

[laughter] >> please give me a warm welcome to celeste headlee. [applause] >> i am a buddhist so this feels a little uncomfortable ( we tried it the other way for a long time for generation after generation we talk about children and ourselves into something causes an argument we don't talk about it used to be we didn't talkal about politics that we have added race, climate change and eventually we will add everything to not talk about anything that is difficult anymore and we don't talk to people mess they agree with you or that if you will be challenged and you cannot learn anything new about the subject otherwise forgive me if i get a little emotional because after the shooting in florida last week i see these headline saying it is unspeakable tragedy but it is not the couple. we have to speak about it. [applause] but honestly i could not care less your views. all of us are most of us have people in her families that disagree with h us that is what makes holiday so awkward. [laughter] you can get along with people who don't agree withso you. yo

please give me a warm welcome to celeste hadley. for generation after generation we have taught our children and ourselves that if something is can a cause an argument we don't talk about it we didn't talk about politics and religion and now we've added race u and climate changewe and guns. eventually we will just add everything. until were just not talking anythingns that is difficult anymore. and we don't talk to people unless they agree with you. it means you are not learning anything new about the subject.ny it was an unspeakable tragedy [applause]. and i honestly could not care less what your views are. that's what makes holidays so awkward. you can get a lot of people who don't agree withol you. you can talk to them. in instead of in voiding these subjects that lead to an argument if to learn to talk about them without arguing. it's much easier than you think. and there is a number of steps. they're all good help you. but there's really only one and that is stop trying to change people's minds.re when was the last time you hav

are you there, i am sorry, celeste, my deep apologies for it. do you feel safe at the school or dear friends feel safe? guest: to be honest, we have had where the our school police have been involved in we have had parents calling up to the school concerned that they need to, get their students because they are scared that these threats are serious and something is going to happen again. incidentswe have had in our class. there was a huge bank outside and everyone started to get under the tables because we did not know what the noise was. we were scared that it was a shooter in our school. no, i do not feel safe. that has nothing to do with our administration, they are doing everything they can. it is a larger problem. do not think any schools are as safe as they need to be. everyone needs to remember that it can happen anywhere. on everywhere, that is why we need this change. to the viewers who have called in who have said, they believe that this is being funded, perpetuated by people wi .h a partisan bend that this is being perpetuated by peop

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celeste have on the importance of communication, and the relationship between sitting bull and buffalor force major general robert latiff on the future technology of war. >> good morning. my name is nancy lieb and i am delighted to welcome you to the 11th annual savannah book festival. it's presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron, mark and pat soon.

[inaudible conversations] starting now is offer celeste headley talking about the importance of civil communication. >> good afternoon. hope you are enjoying the book festival. my name is our styles and i'm delighted to have you join me in the 11th annual savanna book 1st. the festival is

trying to cover healthcare cost and that is an outrage and we should be ashamed starting now is offer celeste headley talking about the importance of civil communication. >> that afternoon i hope you are enjoying the book festival my name is owl and i'm delightedg to have you join 11h annual savannah book festival presented by georgia power that sheehan family foundation and many thanks to jack and mary, our sponsors for the ilglorious venue trinity united methodist church. we would like to extend special thanks to our literati members inte individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible 90% of revenue comes from donors just like you.

[inaudible conversations] and now from the savannah book festival celeste hadley explores civil communication>> good afternoon. my name is al stiles.

celeste have on the importance of communication, and the relationship between sitting bull and buffalo bill. first up retired air force major general robert latiff on the future technology of war. >> good morning. my name is nancy lieb and i am delighted to welcome you to the 11th annual savannah book festival. it's presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron, mark and pat soon. many thanks to jack and mary, our sponsors for this glorious venue. the trinity united methodist church. we would like to extend special thanks to our literati members and individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. 90% of our revenues come from donors just like you, thank you. we are very excited to have savannah book festival out this year for your phone. please look in your program for information on downloading it. it just takes a few seconds and it would be helpful to you today. before we get started either a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation robert latiff will be signing festival purchased copies off his book ju

. >> after celest ne retired and boniface became pope, he felt it was dangerous to have two living popes can't have another pope knocking about and threatening the pope. immediately after celestine leaves, boniface has him attacked and locked up. >> he didn't want celestine talking to anybody, he didn't want him to be able to communicate with supporters, so essentially put him under house arrest to protect his legitimacy as pope. >> and so celestine dies in captivity. >> in the 13th century, however, a retired pope is not the only threat to a sitting pope's power. in a time when the lines between church and state are fluid, kings are just as threatening to papal power as previous popes. >> it was a bit of a problem as to who was in charge, was it the king or the pope? >> so much of the maneuvering and back and forthing and jousting that goes on with the papacy has to do with the fact that it was in italy. italy is not a country yet. italy is basically up for grabs. the normans grab part of it. the franks grab part of it. the germans grab part of it. italy is always contested. if you're g

from the savannah book festival, celeste headley offers communication strategies and herbal need to talk. and from the roseland literary festival, catherine smith discusses her book the gatekeeper. e.g., all this week in prime time on c-span two. >>. >> the heritage foundation hosted a discussion with carl walling, a naval war college professor and former us army interrogator on the tactics and strategies of terrorist organizations. >> the discussion is an hour. >>. >> good afternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation, i'm at lewis auditorium and thank you, those joining us on heritage.org as well as those joining us on the "after words" network this morning. for those in house we would ask that courtesy check for our mobile devices are silenced or turned off and we will post today's program on the heritage homepage for everyone's reference. today's event is hosted by heritages kenneth simon center for principal politics. the simon center focuses on teaching the foundations of liberty and principles of the american political tradition to those who shake the public opinion. meeting and w

from the savannah book festival, journalist celeste headley offers communications strategies in her book "we need to talk" and finally from the rose glen literary festival, katherine smith talks about her book the gatekeeper and tonight on c-span, two photojournalists talk about their experience, covering the battle against isis in the iraqi city of mosul. you will hear from victor blue whose work focuses on armed conflict, human rights and the protection of civilians and mitch, a retired special forces colonel who reported on war, conflict and disaster. here is a preview. this is a still. this is a photo right from my phone. the rebel in the foreground is the rebel suicide car bomb. a suicide vehicle explosive device and that's a vbid that detonated an iraqi emergency response division humvee. sadly, the initial reports were incorrect that there were no casualties, an iraqi policeman standing about 40 meter away was killed just from the blast wave of that explosion. inspecting the rubble of this explosion, the isis fighter driving the vehicle, not only was he driving a suicide car bomb.

later from the savannah book festival, journalest celeste headily offers communication strategies. and finally, catherine smith discusses her book, "the gatekeeper." book tv at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> this sunday, on 1968, america in turmoil, civil rights and race relations. our guests are former black panther and emory university law school senior lecturer kathleen cleaver and peniel joseph, history and public affairs professor at the university of texas at austin and author of "black days bright nights" and of "stokely, a life." watch 1968, america in turmoil on c-span's washington journal and on american history tv on c-span3. >> military historian christopher rein talk his book "the north african care campaign". mr. rein described how the fledgling u.s. army operations supported ground operations and helped rid the north african skies of the previously dominant german luftwafa. the talk was part of a symposium commemorating the 75th anniversary of the february 1943 battle of kasserine pass. this is 45 minutes. >> our next speaker is a brave man. he's going to take on the po

we kick off this weekend with journalist celeste headlee who offers communication strategies to improve civil discourse. this

journalists celeste hadley offers communications strategies in her book we need to talk. and later from the literary festival catherine smith discusses her book. book tv television for serious readers. here is some of what we are covering thursday on the c-span networks. president trump talks about his infrastructure plan in richfield ohio.

>> yeah, so, this book called little fires everywhere by celest ng, there's a mystery, there's a fire your mother might not be the woman you're borne to. >> you can tell by the reaction from everyone. but wait, there's more. >> but wait, there's more. >> you and jennifer aniston teaming up to do a morning news show. how are you guys preparing for that. >> well, we're writing the script now, a fictional version -- >> bless you. >> we play morning news anchors as media is changing. and women's roles in business are changing. we're writing the scripts now. i'm really excited. it's so fun to work with jennifer. we did "friends" a long time ago, i played her sister. this is our first opportunity to work together again. >> we're so happy for you. i mean, as they said, in front of the camera, behind the camera, and have just, you know, always somebobeen somebody we h rooted for. >> it's great, it came out of about five years ago i just started seeing parts were diminished. if you want something done do it yourself. so i started a production company and i sought out the women i wanted to work

from the savannah book festival, celeste headley offers communication strategies and herbal need to talk. and from the roseland literary festival, catherine smith discusses her book the gatekeeper. e.g., all this week in prime time on c-span two. >>. >> the heritage foundation hosted a discussion with carl walling, a naval war college professor and former us army interrogator on the tactics and strategies of terrorist organizations. >> the discussion is an hour. >>. >> good afternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation, i'm at lewis auditorium and thank you, those joining us on heritage.org as well as those joining us on the "after words" network this morning. for those in house we would ask that courtesy check for our mobile devices are silenced or turned off and we

later, from the savannah book festival, journalist celeste headily offers communication strategies in her book "we need to talk." and finally, from the rose glen literary festival, catherine smith discusses her book "the gatekeeper." thursday at p.m. on c-span2. and here on c-span3, it's american history tv. it's the battle known as kasserine pass. we'll show you a discussion on the american defeat in tunisia in february of 1943. that event took place at the nationalar ii museum in new orleans. it's american history tv thursday night starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> this weekend on the c-span networks, saturday at 9:20 p.m. on c-span, a debate on the suit by a same-sex couple against a colorado bakery for refusing to make their wedding cake from the national constitution center in philadelphia. and sunday at 6:30 p.m., daniel mark, chairman of the u.s. commission on international religious freedom on the current state of religious liberty in the u.s. and around the world, saturday on book tv, c-span tv at 10:00 p.m. on after words, talking about events leading up to

>> yeah, so, this book called little fires everywhere by celest ng, just a beautiful book about motherarted it. we're going to turn it into a limited series. two mothers with different philosophies about how to raise kids. our children sort of like, your mother might not be the woman you're born to. you find mothers in other places. it's really fascinating. >> you can tell by the reaction from everyone. but wait, there's more. >> but wait, there's more. >> you and jennifer aniston teaming up to do a morning news show. how are you guys preparing for that? >> well, we're writing the scripts now, it's a fictional version -- >> bless you. >> we play morning news anchors as media is changing. and women's roles in business are changing. we're writing the scripts now. i'm really excited. it's so fun to work with jennifer. we did "friends" a long time ago, i played her sister. this is our first opportunity to work together again. it's really fun. >> we're so happy for you. you are just -- i mean, as they said, in front of the camera, behind the camera, and have just, you know, always been some

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luis alberto: sÍ, por ejemplo, en el de adelante hay un color celeste, pero por la lluvia que lo lavÓagradezco de nuevo a todo el equipo y que sea un 2018 de mucha fe y esperanza para todos nosotros y nos permita si dios quiere prÓximo aÑo estar aquÍ o cualquier otra parte del mundo recordando nuestra fe. me despido, feliz dÍa y que disfrutemos de este viernes santo o las imÁgenes desde la antigua guatemala. karla: gracias, maite. marÍa: y que maite se vaya a la iglesia del santo de madre pedro, estÁ la mejor dulcerÍa tÍpica, para que se sienta mejor en antigua guatemala que nos da tanto. alan: quÉ imÁgenes tan espectaculares que nos trajo maite. yo no conocÍa mucho de cÓmo se llevaba a cabo la semana santa en antigua guatemala. el arte de cÓmo se hace. marÍa: el empedrado, si yo les decÍa, si hacen el aserrín en plano es difÍcil, pero imagÍnense en calles empedradas centenarias mantener el dibujo es increÍble. karla: increÍble, gracias a maite y todo el equipo que hizo posible la transmisiÓn y que pudimos conocer un poco de este hermoso lugar, la gente guatemalteca maravillosa, graci

starting now is offer celeste headley talking about the importance of civil communication. >> good afternoon. hope you are enjoying the book festival. my name is our styles and i'm delighted to have you join me in the 11th annual savanna book 1st. the festival is presented by georgia power. david and nancy cintron, she and family foundation, and mark and pat, many thanks to jack and r

andthis is a moral issue our country and we need to come together on both sides. , at: celeste robinette 17-year-old senior almost 18 from jonesboro high school in arkansas and also the organizer in orlando and still the gun show las vegasshot dead in and still military style assault weapons remain legal. 650 people murdered in hicago last year and still no vote on legislation. others were shot in in the s district last four years and no vote on comprehensive gun violence legislation. had ly this congress the courage of aaron fight and others at majory stoneman douglas high the courage to take lives. and save what are speaker and republicans waiting for. will ny more lives have to be taken? to many mothers need bury their children. >> they are offering action. go believe children should to school with baseball try-outs and pop quizzes. bullet like an opportunity. create opportunities for young people to pick up skills, not ob guns. s >> >> it's a movement that will put an end to weapons of water on our streets. >> enough is enough. your safety and life matters. none of us should live in