there is a lot of bridges in cleveland. downtown cleveland is to my left.my right is ohio city neighborhood in the city of cleveland. we are sitting down in the area called the flats, which are the lands right along the cuyahoga river. they run up several miles. this is the former industrial area of the city of cleveland, and 50 years ago on june 22, the, there was a fire on cuyahoga river at the end of navigation, couple of miles south of here, end of navigation meaning boats could not go farther upstream. this is where a couple of low railroad trestles blocked some debris that was coming downstream, which is not unusual. the piers from the bridge got soaked in oil, which is also not unusual, and then there was a spark, perhaps from a passing train. we don't know exactly what set off the fire, and the trestles burned for about 20 minutes or a half an hour. they were doused by both a fire boat and from cruise on the shore. photographers didn't get there in time to give us a picture of the cuyahoga burning that time, theeventually news about cuyahoga catchin

about cleveland.iously, cleveland gets more negative attention because of the river fire, but honestly, i think in the long term, it serves cleveland fairly well, this mythology, that people begin to think of this as kind of an important watershed moment, a birthplace, if you will, for significant attention to water pollution in the united states, an invictus to the clean water act, which came along in 1972, and lots of other waterways in the united states, including lake erie behind me, where terribly polluted. we begin to weave a story that has the cuyahoga the center of that. and of course there's some thing to be said for -- host: please continue. guest: i think there is something to be said for the way in which the city has taken pride in the improvements that have happened since, over the subsequent 50 years, the transformation of the banks along the river, the opportunity letter here, to reimagine the cuyahoga river itself, but also the entire city of cleveland, becoming a postindustrial city.

among them, cleveland.t's never let him live it down. >> wherever he chose to go, james was determined to handle this decision differently than the 2010 debacle on live tv. this time, he made his announcement in print. >> lebron james is headed home to cleveland. "sports illustrated" first to break the news. >> in the article, 29-year-old james said, quote, my relationship with northeast ohio is bigger than basketball. i didn't realize that four years ago. i do now. >> lebron matured, even the fans in cleveland matured. they recognized that he never left home. lebron likened his time in miami to going away to college but guess what. i wanted to come back home afterwards and so i think people get behind that. >> that summer the legions of fan that is cursed james for leaving them four years earlier welcomed their king back home. >> i love you. i'm back! >> behind the scenes, james helped overhaul the cavs roster there was they hadn't even come close to winning without him. >> he quite frankly took crib notes

ago in june of 1969, the cuyahoga river caught fire near cleveland. the event helped lead to the creation of the environmental protection agency. next on reel america, "the crooked river dies." this 1966 documentary traces the 100-mile long cuyahoga river from its source to cleveland, where it minutes, polluted, into lake erie. the film was featured on "montage," an award winning documentary series that aired on cleveland's wkyc-tv. more than 250 episodes were produced from september 1965 to 1978, now archived at the december michael schwartz library at cleveland state university. this is presented courtesy of the library and producer dennis gould. -- dennis golden. the cuyahoga river, as most think of it, the brown stream that meets lake erie, an industrial waterway, its banks populated by steel mills and factories, its channel filled with shifts. -- ships and tugs. ♪ the cuyahoga river, as it reaches lake erie, after a 100-mile twisting and turning journey from its head waters is an exhausted stream, abused and misused by man and his machines. ♪ wit

narrator: the cuyahoga very nearly encircles cleveland. its 100-mile water course etches an arc from the east, flowing south, curving west, through the glacial valleys and flowing due north to lake erie. the river finds its beginning above chardon in geauga county as two branches, the northernmost being the east branch located north of highway six. the source is hidden here in a wooded, marshy area. the shallow, quiet pools are fairly visible. even in the spring of the year, there is no observable flow of water. yet, the water does begin to move, ever so slowly. amazingly, within 100 yards of the beginning, the stream begins to take form. here, the river is surrounded by wildlife and wild flowers. the river cannot hide in wooded seclusion for very long. a mile from its source, it breaks out into the open looking more like a tiny run than a river. the cuyahoga pushes its way to the south, largely ignored by man, who merely bridges the stream where roads must cross. the cuyahoga, true to its name, shows its crooked and wandering course almos

septembermber 1965 1978 and is now archived at the michael schwartz library at the cleveland state university. it's presented courtesy of the library and dennis goldman, who directed and filmed this episode. ♪ there are not many things such as this anymore. you really have to look for them. and in the looking, you will discover that our environment is not the endless spring our forefathers thought it was. five years ago, "montage" sought out this kind of scene. we went to the closest major waterway we knew in the area of cleveland, and what we found was that every day, because of what we do, the crooked river dies. the cuyahoga river, as most think of it, the brown stream that meets lake erie, an industrial waterway, its banks populated by steel mills and factories, its channel filled with ships and tugs. ♪ the cuyahoga river, as it reaches lake erie, after a 100-mile twisting and turning journey from its headwaters, is an exhausted stream, abused and misused by man and his machines. ♪ without the cuyahoga, the sprawling megalopolis of cleveland-akron would not exist. the river was the reason

phil chapman, on the cleveland way. stadium. the boy band blasted through 2a songs on saturday, assisted by quirky props, glitter cannons, jet sprays and 60,000 fans screaming their approval. earlier this year, the septet‘s latest album went straight to the top of the uk charts, days after their new single broke the youtube record for the most views in 2a hours. time for a look at the weather with susan powell. yesterday was the hottest day of the year so far. we got up to 28 degrees at heathrow airport. today we are starting to usher in some fresh air. still some significant heat around for eastern counties of england for the time at least but accompanying the fresh air on its way in some pretty hefty showers. it's this cold weather front that they follow the line of. further north we have had more persistent rain across scotland through the early part of the day. that will tend to clear to the north as the hours go by that you can see once the front is in so is the cooler air so there is our afternoon hotspots across

this 1966 documentary traces the 100-mile long cuyahoga river from its source to cleveland, where it minutes, polluted, into lake erie. the film was featured on "montage," an award winning documentary series that aired on cleveland's wkyc-tv. more than 250 episodes were produced from september 1965 to 1978, now archived at the december michael schwartz library at cleveland state university. this is presented courtesy of the library and producer dennis gould. -- dennis golden. the cuyahoga river, as most think of it, the brown stream that meets lake erie, an industrial waterway, its banks

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he joins us from cleveland, -- he joins us from along the cuyahoga river in cleveland, where 50 years a fire helped galvanize the clean water and environmental movement. mr. stradling is co-author of "where the river burned: carl stokes and the struggle to save cleveland." this is a coproduction with c-span's "washington journal." >> the cuyahoga river, as most think of it, the brown stream that meets lake erie, an industrial waterway if banks populated by steel mills and factories, its channel filled with ships and tugs. ♪

cleveland way was actually first developed for.n the present day i'm actually involved with a race series and saturday it's the 12th edition of the 110 race, starting in filey, finishing in helmsley and we have 36 hours to do it. archive: vikings raided the coast. and if you're feeling really ambitious the cleveland way forms part of the 2795 mile england coast path, set to be completed next year. phil chapman, on the cleveland way. the day the boy band, bts, have made history by becoming the first south korean the boy band, bts, have made history by becoming the first south korean group to headline wembley stadium. the group blasted through 2a songs on saturday, assisted by quirky props, glitter cannons, jet sprays and 60,000 fans screaming their approval. earlier this year, the septet‘s latest album went straight to the top of the uk charts, days after their new single broke the youtube record for the most views in 2a hours. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. somewhere in the uk, we have had the highest tem

without the cuyahoga, the sprawling megalopolis of cleveland, akron, would not exist.he river was the reason for originally settling this portion of the western reserve in 1780's. the river called crooked by the delaware indians provided a waterway to the interior of ohio , and so man came and continued coming. until today, nearly two million people live and work in the river basin. in creating this urban complex, man has used the river as men have always used rivers. the flow has been put to work as a navigable stream, a water supply and as a sewer. man's mark is everywhere. is this mark an epitaph for the cuyahoga? there have been changes since 1966. there is the possibility of resurrection. the cuyahoga river begins above chardon in geauga county as two separate branches rising from springs and marshes. true to its name, it founds a crooked path south to akron, then north to cleveland and lake erie, 100 miles of waterway. this epilogue, this essay on the cuyahoga, begins a few miles from the river's source, near burton, ohio, where conservationists gather each sprin

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the historian and co-author of where the river burned joins us live from along the river in cleveland to take your calls and talk about the fire miss associated with it and the campaign by the then cleveland mayor to find solutions. watch our program on the 50th anniversary of the cuyahoga 9:00 fire, live, sunday at a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> on its 15th anniversary in 1985, the environmental protection agency created a 20 minute film documenting the rationale or its creation by the nixon administration in 1970, and highlighting its most significant achievement. ♪ beautiful"]e ♪ >> dark skies and ruined water, burning rivers, oil spills, spring.eaches, silent 20 years ago, the wealthiest nation in the world that they had ever known, and people who enjoyed the level of private consumption undreamed of in the past found itself awash in environmental squalor. comfortable, our children could not play outside because of the smog. our clothing was clean, but our bays were choked with sewage and our lakes were slowly dying. swept thehorror nation as we began to realiz

reverb media used to be in cleveland. its owner, clark campbell, needed broadband.oice but to move the company to chattanooga. >> as much as i love chattanooga, cleveland is losing jobs who are leaving just for basic infrastructure and better internet. >> reporter: supplying internet and broadband nationwide long a goal of the federal government. >> you are going to have great, great broadband. >> today high-speed broadband is not a luxury, it's a necessity. >> reporter: since 2011 the fcc has spent billions building out broadband to rural areas. still, some 24 million americans don't have basic access to internet. >> where does internet service come on the list? >> ironically you would think public safety, education, i hear about broadband as much as i do as any other topic. >> reporter: cleveland's old wool mill is being refurbed into a market. internet essential. >> if we don't cross this digital divide, cleveland, tennessee, will plateau and cease to grow. >> reporter: charter and at&t, cnn's parent company, both say faster, cheaper internet is rolling out in cl

to take your calls, talk about the fire and myths associated with it, and the campaign of then-cleveland carl stokes to find solutions. live sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern sunday on american history tv on c-span3. the "institute of the black world 21st century" held this meeting on gentrification at the new jersey institute for technology. the event began with ron daniels, president of the institute, talking about why the town hall is in work. accident. not by we are here because we

cleveland way was actually first developed for.t. archive: vikings raided the coast. and if you're feeling really ambitious the cleveland way forms part of the 2795 mile england coast path, set to be completed next year. phil chapman, on the cleveland way. julie is here later but let's look at the weather. time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello. the weather headlines may well be made by the fact that we just experienced the warmest day of the year thus far with over 28 degrees in a way born in norfolk, but elsewhere, there was quite a bit a cloud of round and they may not have completed the plane there. that was because this is a trailing portion of the weather front has gradually worked its way from west to east across many parts of the country over the past few hours. we are not quite done with itjust yet. the pair of lows will sit to the west side of scotland during the course of the week small hours in the figure cloud will keep the showers coming for northern and western parts of scotland overnight and there wil

reverb media used to be in cleveland. it's orion clark campbell needed broad band.he company to chattanooga. >> as much as i love chattanooga cleveland is losing jobs because of new companies like mine moving to chattanooga for better infrastructure and mainly internet. >> supplying internet and now broad band nationwide, long a goal of the federal government. >> you are going to have great, great broad band. >> today high-speed broad band is not pennsylvania luxury, it's a necessity. >> since 2011, the fcc has spent billions building out broad band to you recall ares areas. still some 247 million americans doesn't have base being "access hollywood" to internet. >> where does internet service come on the list. >> ironically you would think public safety, education, i hear about broad band as much as i do as any other topic. >> cleveland's old wool mill is being refurbed into the grit and grace vintage and artisan market. internet essential. >> if we doesn't cross this digital divide, cleveland, tennessee, will plateau and cease to grow. >> charter and at&t, cnn's pa

commissioner cleveland. >> thank you, mr. president and, thank you, chief, for your report. very brief. right to the point. couple of questions. on the promotion test and your efforts to have them more frequently, which is a good idea, but who decides that? who makes that decision as to how often we can have promotional tests? is it the department of human resources? >> we can determine that, but we do work with the department of human resources because they have only so many resources as well, so we want to be able to -- we need to make sure that they're able to meet our change in demand. just to be clear, the test that have already happened, we're not changing those. so those have all been three-year tests with a one-year extension. we're not changing that, because the people that took those tests, that's what they expected. this is just moving forward. on all except for the exam. >> so the frequency is determined by h.r. resources and whether they have staffing to carry out the test. >> that is part of it, but it was our ask, we wanted it make, myself administration wante

the cleveland plant as another 75 million gallons to the river alone. river that is the only one known throughout the world us rolling. >> we're talking about lake erie. with got to clean up the sources and cemeteries. >> while we can report that at its source, the cuyahoga river has been reborn, we must also report that by the time it ends, it is long dead. if there is a story of how the crooked river dies, it is that men has multiplied too fast. if he does not stop polluting, eventually, like the cuyahoga, he will find there is nothing left and his space may soon resemble that of the crooked river. >> this weekend, american history tv will mark the 50th anniversary of the cuyahoga river fire, an event that shed right on water pollution and help create the clean water act. sunday, a historian and co-author of where the river burned joins us live from along the river and cleveland to take your calls and talk about the fire, myths associated with it any campaign by then cleveland mayor stokes to find a solution. our coverage of the 50th anniversary of th

. >> 50 years ago in june of 1969, river caught fire near cleveland.he event helped lead to the creation of the environmental protection agency. america, "the crooked river dies." traces thecumentary 100-mile long cuyahoga river from its source, cleveland, it minutes, polluted, into lake erie. the film was featured on montage," a documentary series that aired on cleveland's wkyc-tv. more than 250 episodes were nowuced up to 1978, archived at the michael schwartz library at cleveland state university. this

now she's taken a job as assistant with the cleveland cavaliers. this is the second woman in the nba to get a full-time coaching gig. i talked to espn's sage steele who's covered the nba for years and asked her what are the teams seeing now that wasn't seen before? >> sometimes it just takes one. one team to do something unorthodox and the other people go, oh, wow, that is really good. of course the one, the first, was the san antonio spurs several years ago with becky hammond. here's the thing. basketball is basketball. and sometimes i think it's really helpful for other voices to be heard even if the message is the same. >> what's interesting here, she said this is not lip service from the players. fans at times have asked, can a woman coach in the men's league? she says players genuinely believe what she said, that basketball is basketball. she says the mutual respect is there throughout the league. we'll have a lot more on "start here" later this morning. listen on apple podcasts or your favorite podcasting app. >> looking forward to that, brad

it is kind of a prosecution across england, where you could have police forces down on cleveland, haveoin, cocaine, crack cocaine, if the goal, you can go down, but you can take a deal to take the treatment and they're going to try to make it work and if it works, good. there is a police commissioner that shows that it is working. that almost no repeat offending. what is true is astonishing. they very given the green light in regards to cannabis early in the year, so i guess the next natural step is, it's going to be quietly introduced as the story says. anything that helps people be rehabilitated and get off drugs is obviously a good thing, but anything that takes power from the criminal gangs and fix the terrible cou nty criminal gangs and fix the terrible county problem, i'm not sure that introducing it as a lottery. it is a consequence of this, you get this devolved justice. it's also a consequence of the tory leadership because you said abuse came up in the middle of that, sparked a debate in there already is a debate, big pressure from scotland and the scottish government for saf

eastern historian and co-author of where the river burned joins us live from along the river in cleveland to take your calls and talk about the fire, myths associated with it and the campaign by then carl stokes defined solutions. live sunday at 9:00 a.m. other than on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> texas senator john cornyn recently spoke at a conference aimed at improving border management between u.s. and mexico and how that could strengthen economic competitiveness for both countries. he also discussed border security and the u.s./mexico/canada trade agreement. hosted by the wilson center, this is just under a half an hour. >>> good morning. so welcome to the wilson center. we're going to get started today. i'm chris wilson. i'm the deputy director of the mexico institute here and i lead our work on the u.s./mexico border among some other things. we're very pleased to be partnering with the border trade alliance once again, our sixth annual u.s./mexico border conference. i say too often the mexico border, when viewed on the national news media is understood as a potential risk.

hired by cleveland cavaliers as an assistant coach.rs women's team to ncaa tournament seven times, first ever final four appearance in 2013. gottlieb said job in nba not on her radar but decided to take it. >> husband here, son, coached most incredible young women. incredible. do them. moving family to cleveland next month, first female coach to go to nba directly from college ranks. >> that's huge. >> really cool. >> serious game. >> serious game and hats off to the cavaliers for that decision. >>> thursday morning, almost the weekend. >> much better, 50s and 60s across the bay area instead of the upper 90s. good news for the dads. going to get hotter next week, let's not worry about it right now. quick look at san francisco, 60, yes, thank you. >> perfect. thanks for joining us here at 11:00, see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, sta ing jimmy fallon." and now here's your host jimmy fallon

speaker, during the course of work on this legislation, we actually heard from the cleveland clinic, which is one of the largest health care networks in america in northeast ohio. the c.e.o. of cleveland clinic, tom, gave his 2019 state of the clinic address where he described that there is a national epidemic of violence against health care workers, especially in emergency room departments. last year alone, nearly 30,000 weapons were confiscated from patients and visit youors in that health care network. at the time we did the markup, one of the members of our committee actually expressed disbelief that in fact that statistic was accurate. mr. speaker, i supplied a letter to congresswoman foxx at the end of last week, again, citing the c.e.o.'s report, which was a youtube that's easily found as well as an article from "modern health care" which, again, quoted this amazing, astonishing statistic. again, it's obviously not limited just to the state of ohio. we know these incidents are preventable. since 1996, osha published voluntary guidelines that employers can take to reduce the ri

cleveland, arata in ohio, a democratic caller. let's go to cleveland, ohio, a democrat caller. promised that i would for maverick and all of our crew who speak to each other. i let them know i would be calling in. thank you for taking my call. democrat people calling in and saying they are going to switch their allegiance to republicans. frankly, i don't understand that. i did watch both of the debates. i think that all of them have great points. however, i think that we should look at those promises from donald trump, the wall, number one. who is paying for the wall? not mexico. he said he would cut the debt, but he added $2 trillion to it. he said he was going to save social security, medicare, medicaid. he said he was going to work for jobs and people are working two and three jobs. host: i hear your point. who is your candidate? to the when i talked screener, i told her i wanted to hold because we have a long way to go. i have not chosen a candidate as of yet, what i do know that i will not be voting for donald trump. host: let me ask you this -- who do you think won the fi

cleveland did it a few years ago. toronto tonight.eonard named the mvp despite only 22 points in this game. he was tremendous throughout in the series. i would argue in the cleveland series injuries, the draymond suspension, extenuating circumstances took their toll, same thing with all the injuries in this series or we might be talking about a five-peat with the warriors. let's go to draymond at the podium. >> it's no shocker to us. we know what this team has been made of all along. i said it over and over again. you know, the pretty offense will always be the story line, but this team, you know, a ton of heart. everybody who stepped on that floor displayed a ton of heart. it's no shocker to us that we continue to fight, but like i said, we came up a little short. that's just it. >> can you talk about klay eric thomas klay thompson's performance? >> without klay, it's tough. it takes some shooting aufd tof floor. spacing is not quite there. obviously one of our best defende defenders. probably the guy that got the most heart it's not

lindsey gottlieb is headed for the cleveland cavaliers as new assistant coach. >> it's a big deal. she is the first women's college coach to be recruited by the nba. we have her story. >>> you have to do things that scare you in order to know can you do them. >> she is ready to take a leap of faith to go where few women have gone before. >> the opportunity to be in the nba which has been a life long dream. >> gottlieb is leaving a successful career as women's basketball coach at cal for an assistant coaching job with the cleveland cavaliers. a hire for the nba as the first collegiate women's head coach to be recruited. a fact that is not lost on gottlieb. >> a lot of people text me today. their daughters are going to grow up now seeing women on the bench in the nba believing that is normal. it is. >> currently becky, assistant coach for the san antonio spurs and former wnba player is the only woman with a coaching title in the nba. >> i think it's a great hire. >> the professor is an expert on sports and cultural studies at san francisco state. she likes coach gottlieb's move to th

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the struggle to save cleveland. joining us on the cuyahoga river 50 years after the fire of june 1969. >> thanks, it was a pleasure. >> american history tv is on social media. follow us on c-span history. >> detroit's auto it does auto industry began in the 1890's. it attracted workers from all over the world. next on american artifacts, senior curator goldstone takes on a tour of the america puff motor city exhibit at the detroit historical museum. >> we are at the detroit historical museum about to walk into a wonderful exhibit called "america's motor city." detroit has been the motor city capital of the world since 1915 when there were over 42 companies making cars and another 75 companies making parts. so, we had been, while other towns built cars, we built lots of cars. prior to 1900, the detroit area enjoyed a wealth of strong manufacturing. a lot of it, based in building carriage bodies, but iron stoves, railroad cars, railroad wheels. detroit understood the manufacturing process, but also understood how to d

. -- media used to be in cleveland. its owner needed broadband.ve the company to chattanooga. >> as much as i love cleveland, they're losing jobs. mainly for infrastructure and internet. >> supplying internet nationwide long ago the goal of the federal government. >> today high-speed broadband is not a luxury, but a necessity. >> reporter: still some 24 million americans don't have basic access to internet. where does internet service come on the list? >> ironically you would think public safety, education. i hear about broadband as much as i do about any other topic. >> reporter: internet is essential. >> if we don't cross this digital divide cleveland, tennessee, with plateau and cease to grow. >> reporter: charter and at&t's parent company both say faster internet is rolling out in cleveland and service areas nationwide. when? harder to say. but with satellite and 5g wireless around the corner, maybe high-speed access will soon look differently, maybe. >> it's the best signal in this house. >> reporter: sandy wallace relies on a mobile hot spot

. >> headed for the cleveland cavaliers as a new assistant coach. >> she's the first womens college coach to be recruited for the nba. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, ama and dan, lindsey gottlieb coached many a game here. >> you have to do things that scare you in order to know you can do them. >> lindsey says she's ready to take a leap of faith to go where few women have gone before. >> the opportunity to be in the nba which has been a lifelong dream but more so to join an organization that had a vision that included me. >> gottlieb is leaving a successful career for womens basketball coach at cal for assistant coach for the cleveland cavaliers. a historic hire for the nba. a fact that isn't lost on gottlieb. >> a lot of people texted me today their daughters are going to grow up now seeing women on the bench in the nba and believing that that's normal because it is. >> reporter: currently becky hammond, assistant coach for the san antonio spurs and former wnba player is the only woman with a coaching title in the nba. >> i think it's a great hire. >> reporter: an expert on sport and cultur

players that she's leaving for a job in the nba with this position as an assistant coach for the cleveland cavaliers we've got lee joins a small number of women working in the nba. made it to the same level impact i can have on the uncertain of 14 and you know young women. chevy is really important. but there's a chance to in fact a million that's pretty neat and you know it doesn't have to necessarily be the ones that end up as professional athletes, maybe it's. the young girl who says i can do whatever it is that i wanted you in life because i'm seeing someone else you know, but mainly i think. >>a lot of people texted me today that you know they're there daughters and europe now seeing women on the bench in the nba believing that that's normal because it is when i asked her if she could ever see herself as making it to a head coach job in the nba. >>her response even asked that question gives me chills because i do hope there's a you know a few night coach in the nba, you know sooner than later. >>whether that's me or not i don't i don't know i'm all in on on this journey in this piece

crime rates have almost doubled in the last eight years while cleveland police lost 500 offices. now her home secretary is admitting we don't have nearly enough police to keep people safe. does she now thinks she might have been wrong to made such deep cuts to policing and would she consider as the final act of prime minister giving cleveland police our 500 bodies back? >> we have made around 1 billion pounds extra this year, that includes an increase in funding for cleveland, for the chief constable. we made punting available and we have ensured we are giving the police the powers they need and sadly the labour party opposition voted against that extra funding for the police. >> mister speaker, leaving a child and every parent's first nightmare. up and down the country read a parents are caring for children with life limiting illnesses. the care services are a necessary lifeline. they are struggling for cash, announcing closure of -- you came to power saying you would help those -- many of these families are barely coping. can you give the 14 million pounds needed for palliative

dagen: i love cleveland. i'm a huge fan di. >> i lived in cleveland.or me to draw it. i'm a new yorker. for many years i had a gallery show in my work in cleveland. i used to go every year. i got to know the town intimately. when i have to draw a piece for the super bowl or all-star game and i know the city, it makes it easy to do. dagen: is that work for sale or has it already been -- >> you are premiering the piece. it hasn't been shown yet. it's going to be on television in cleveland and all around, an official poster and book, program cover is coming out. dagen: is the original for sale? >> yes, all my artwork is for sale. dagen: how much would that sell for? >> i'm not really sure. when the gallery or whoever is retailing it, i don't always know. it's probably in the area of, i don't know, $6,000 or something. dagen: that's fairly reasonable, begin the amount of work that goes into it. jack, ask charles a question. >> the detail, i can't take my eyes off of this work. as a former professional athlete, i collect a little bit of art, tell us a littl

david straddling joins us live from along the river in cleveland to take your calls and talk about the fire, myths associated with it and the campaign by then cleveland mayor carl stokes to find solutions. watch our program on the 50th anniversary of the cuyahoga river fire live sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> i'm a cold war historian, a historian of communism, difference of theologies and so forth and friends of mine emailed me and said why do you want to tackle this issue, marriage and family? you're jumping into the culture war. do you really want to do this? >> author paul kengor will be our guest on in depth sunday from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern. his latest book is the divine plan, dupes, takedown and the crusader as well as books about the spiritual lives of ronald reagan, george w. bush and hillary clinton. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch "in depth" with author pul ken gor live sunday july 7th from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern on book tv and be sure to watch "in depth" next month with author

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