decades of misery they'll hope they don't have to wait another half century to get the next one david stokes al-jazeera the cricket world cup in england has been hit by bad weather again the match between india and new zealand was called off without a ball being ball to the 4th abandonments so far making it the wettest world cup on record. one of the icons asian sport has announced his retirement after a battle with cancer malaysian badminton star leach on the way has called time on his 19 year career the 36 year old has struggled to return to full fitness following a noah's cancer diagnosis last year we won 3 a lympics silver medals. i regret is 100 percent that i could not get the olympic gold medal the malaysian team gave me the chance to go to tokyo 2020 that was my dream but now i cannot i hope malaysian athlete can one day get a gold for malaysia and that's all your sport for now more later a new exhibition has opened in london helping refugee artists tell their stories sink without trace features work by migrants who made the dangerous journey to europe is johnny angela. a pair of jea

decades of misery they'll hope they don't have to wait another half century to get the next one david stokes al-jazeera the cricket world cup in england has been hit by bad weather again the match between india and new zealand was called off without a ball being ball to it's the 4th abandonments so far making it the wettest world cup on record. one of the icons asian sport has announced his retirement after a battle with cancer malaysian badminton star leach on the way has called time on his 19 year career the 36 year old has struggled to return to full fitness following a noah's cancer diagnosis last year lee won 3 a lympics silver medals. margaret is 100 percent that i could not get the olympic gold medal the malaysian team gave me the chance to go to tokyo 2020 that was my dream but now i cannot hope malaysian earth it can one day get a gold hold malaysia. and that's all your support for now it's now back to lauren in london. thank you very much indeed and the quick money can catch up with your sport and the news on our web site address that is out there dot com and what just by clicking

decades of misery they'll hope they don't have to wait another half century to get the next one david stokes al-jazeera the cricket world cup in england has been hit by bad weather again the match between india and new zealand was called off without a ball being ball to it's the 4th abandonments so far making it the wettest world cup on record. one of the icons asians orders announced his retirement after a battle with cancer malaysian badminton star leach on the way has called time on his 19 year where the 36 year old has struggled to return to full fitness following a nose cancer diagnosis last year we won 3 a lympics over medals. i regret is 100 percent that i could not get the olympic gold medal the malaysian team gave me the chance to go to tokyo 2020 that was my dream but now i cannot i hope malaysian athlete can one day get a gold for malaysia and that's all your support for now more later. darren sia on the other side of the break with 30 minutes about i will see you very soon. as governments fail to cut emissions scientists are proposing drastic measures to save the planet. people i

get another chance to wrap things up in game 6 on thursday as the teams head back to california david stokes al-jazeera. the headlines on al-jazeera this hour mali's president has warned the country cannot be run by a cycle of revenge after at least $95.00 people were killed in an attack on the doggone community the government says gunmen raided a village and burnt several houses in the region russia has dropped charges against investigative journalist ivan of he was charged with drug offenses last week lost though says the allegations haven't been proven and has moved to sacto high ranking police involved in the case. protests leaders in sudan are vowing to continue the 3 day old general strike businesses are closed in a show defiance against the military following the killing of dozens of protesters last week commanders say security forces suspected of involvement have been arrested also in sudan amnesty international says it has new evidence of killings and abuses in the door for region the rights group says satellite photos as well as testimonies confirm government forces and armed group

a business week night for the warriors there with a serious injury to one of the biggest stars david stokes reports pre-game for team includes some dance moves kevin durant pre-game showing no signs of the cough injury that it kept him out for more than a month his moves on the court were pretty good too helping golden state take control of the game they needed to win for 3 kevin durant but then disaster struck after twisting all quickly went down clutching the back of his leg his know it was over and he sees and after that the raptors called white back. and then it was dialed in with a 6 point lead they were on track to claim their 1st ever n.b.a. championship oh to take you over. by the message from the toronto crowd was clear. the raptors defense could do nothing about steph curry dye to get stuff curry from . quite tops and then delivered another blow with less than a minute left but $31.00 dribble one shot got cold still green takes filling the practice got it back to one and as the clock ticks down they have a chance to finish the series before the goal will be a game 6 so put the wor

quest for a 3rd straight talk till but it's still old supply full heading into game 3 a wednesday david stokes al-jazeera. in the stanley cup final. as the pressure is all on the st louis blues going into game 4 against boston the bruins lead to one after dominant display on saturday night the blues have home advantage for the next match and their coach knows it's important to level things up before the series heads back to boston. we're going to have you know our guys be dialed in ready to go they always responded well after a loss like i said we lost the game threes in all 3 rounds and really come back and played well in game 4. 11000 fans visited the coffin of former arsenal and real madrid star jose antonio ramos before his funeral the casket was taken to sylvia's stadium for others to pay their respects rose died in a car crash at the age of 35 on saturday along with his 23 year old cousin rae as was part of arsenal's invincibles squad that won the 2004 premier league without suffering defeat he won 21 caps for spain. brazilian footballer neymar has returned to training with the national

$41.00 in the final series decider to complete the hockey season's most astonishing turnaround david stokeshas the action. the bruins were on home ice for the winner takes all game 7 but it was the blues who struck 1st in boston thank you it was 3 sons back in st louis went wild and those celebrations got even louder when their captain doubled the lead watch at the end of the 1st period thank you thank you i was thinking i was boston never recovered there were no goals in the 2nd period but suddenly with run away with it in the 3rd i was there was i was right thank you thank you i did manage one consolation go but the celebrations were understandably muted this was sent lewis's night was 352 years in the making it's the longest wait and h.l. history 13 to win their 1st championship was they had reached the final in their 1st 3 seasons as a franchise but lost every time including to the bruins in 1970 that's a distant memory now though and all the ball remarkable given that they were dead last in the league back in january you know looking at the names on this thing and to be a part of that

in their quest for a 3rd straight title but still a to play for heading into game 3 a wednesday david stokes al-jazeera. the funeral of former arsenal real madrid star jose antonio reyes has taken place in his hometown of seville breyer's died in a car crash at the age of 35 on saturday along with his 23 year old cousin on sunday his coffin was visited by more than 11000 fans at severe stadium rares was part of all smiles invincible squad that won the 2004 premier league without suffering defeat he won 21 caps for spain. brazilian football and neymar has returned to training with the national sport of to denying allegations that he raped a woman in paris neymar arrived by helicopter to the training camp as he and the team prepare for the copa america the striker posted a lengthy video on social media saying he'd been set up after the woman lodged a complaint with brazilian police is the latest issue to trouble the p.s.g. star who was stripped of the brazil captaincy last month over does disciplinary problems at his french club his teammates though a backing him could you 2 may not say so in

to become stanley cup champions they beat the boston bruins $41.00 in the final series decider david stokes has the action. the bruins were on home ice for the winner takes all game 7 but it was the blues who struck 1st in boston thank you was friends back in st louis went wild and those celebrations got even louder when their captain doubled the lead watch at the end of the 1st period thank you thank god thank you i was thinking i was boston never recovered there were no goals in the 2nd period but suddenly with run away with it in the 3rd was that it was i was right thank you thank you. i was. boston did manage one consolation go but the celebrations were understandably muted this was sent lewis's night it was time thank you so it was a week 52 years in the making it's the longest white and h.l. history 13 to win their 1st championship was they had reached the final in their 1st 3 seasons as a franchise but lost every time including to the bruins in 1970 that's a distant memory now though and all the ball remarkable given that they were dead last in the league back in january you know loo

quest for a 3rd straight title but it's still all to play for heading into game 3 of wednesday david stokes al-jazeera. from the n.b.a. to the m.l.s. in a stunning go from one of the stars of north america's top football league latin neighbor him of it showed off his acrobatic skills with a bicycle kick despite being one of the one for the memory bank the swedes 11th goal of the season wasn't enough to stop the l.a. galaxy from losing 21 to the new england revolution they sit 2nd in the western conference. brazilian football and neymar has returned to training with the national squad after denying allegations that he raped a woman in paris neymar arrived by helicopter to the training camp as he and the team prepare for the copper america the striker posted a lengthy video on social media saying he'd been set up after the woman lodged a complaint with brazilian police is the latest issue to trouble a p.s.g. star who was stripped of the brazil captaincy last week of a disciplinary problems that his french club is teammates though of backing him could you do. i believe in the innocence of neym

an injury hit golden state warriors they take a $21.00 lead heading into game 4 of the finals david stokes reports. the warriors were back on home court in california but with another stop on the injury list thompson's hamstring hadn't recovered in time so he joined kevin durant on the bench the 1st postseason game he's missed the golden state to run on the other hand work full strength but cohen leonard leading the charge i want to get away from that was a project i was i was into the we were the song gets it drives down the line. passion mutters i mean this is just too easy the depleted warriors were lying on steph curry he did everything he could to keep them in touch after 3 was he scored a game high 47 points more than he's ever managed before in the playoffs but he couldn't do it all and the raptors were just too strong to help stop crimes to spoil the fun of the warriors ended up losing by 14 once again they fall behind in the 7 game series another big road when the toronto star but were able to get into game 3 when the nurse said closer to argo clay being out tonight and the possib

decades of misery they'll hope they don't have to wait another half century to get the next one david stokes al-jazeera. one of the icons of asian sports has announced his retirement after a battle with cancer late in butterman star trying to write broke down in tears as he called amends for a 19 year career the 36 year old was diagnosed with cancer after falling ill last july has now been cleared after treatment taiwan but can no longer one of the demands of the sports lead help the world number one ranking for 199 consecutive weeks but could never quite beat the chinese to olympic gold winning silver 3 times . i regret is 100 percent that i could not get to a limp gold medal at the malaysian team gave me the chance to go to tokyo 2020 that was my dream but now i cannot i hope malaysian athlete can one day get a gold hold malaysia while perhaps the greatest player women's football has ever known could be about to make a 1st appearance at the 21000 world cup in france brazil's isn't yet confirmed fit to play australia in thursday's group c. match in the 33 year old is at her 5th world cup bu

decades of misery there hope they don't have to wait another half century to get the next one david stokes al-jazeera . one of the icons of asian sports has announced his retirement after a battle with cancer malaysian badminton start leach on why he broke down in tears as he called an end to a 19 year career on thursday the 36 year old was diagnosed with nose cancer after falling ill last july he's now been cleared after intensive treatment but can no longer hunger the demands of the sports lead held the world number one ranking for 199 consecutive weeks but could never quite beat the chinese to olympic gold winning silver 3 times. i regret is 100 percent that i could not get the olympic gold medal the malaysian team gave me the chance to go to tokyo 2020 that was my dream but now i cannot i hope malaysian athlete can one day get a gold for malaysia and perhaps the greatest player women's football has ever known could be about to make her 1st appearance at the 2900 friends brazil's marta isn't yet confirmed to be fit to play australia in thursday's group c. much in my the 33 year old is t

get another chance to wrap things up in game 6 on thursday as the teams head back to california david stokes al-jazeera. this is out there these are the top stories and the un has described the attack in central mali that's killed nearly $100.00 people as an act of unspeakable barbarism the government says gunmen raided a village of the dogon community and burned several houses no one has claimed responsibility for there's been violence between the dogon people and their fulani rivals in the past sudan's president is a valid to continue their general strike which is now in its that day businesses are shutting down in a show of defiance against a military judge into the opposition has rejected the legitimacy of the military investigation into the killing of peaceful protesters 19 people have been killed in an attack in bikini a faster it happened in the northern town of. armed groups have killed hundreds in recent months forcing 150000 people to flee their homes. lebanese business manure arrested in iran 4 years ago is reportedly free and on his way to lebanon needs the aca who has u.s. resid

carl stokes, his response to all of this at the time, mr. straddling? david: carl stokes was the first african-american mayor of any major city. he really understood the problems of urban america. he was raised in poverty himself here in cleveland, grew up in one of the most degraded neighborhoods in public housing and central, so he had kind of a unique view on the problems of urban america. indiscernible] >> talk about both at the same time. the solution to one problem were not going to solve the pro-s of urban america. you have to deal with all of these problems at once. they were all interconnected. so the day after the cuyahoga caught fire on a sunday morning, so on a monday morning he calls -- has his staff call together the local press and takes them on what my brother richard and i call the pollution tour. they meet at the railroad trestle where the fire took place and he discussed water pollution in the cuyahoga but also lake erie noting that the city of cleveland was really powerless to solve the problems of water pollution. most , much of the -- di

get another chance to wrap things up in game 6 on thursday as the teams head back to california david stokes al-jazeera. 3 time baseball world series champion david ortiz is said to be a looter and smiling after a 2nd successful surgery in boston and will remain in intensive care for several days the red sox legend was shot at close range in the torso in his native dominican republic his former team sent an ambulance to carry the 10 time all-star back to the u.s. for treatment the 43 year old is one of boston's biggest sporting figures. brooks is eyeing up a slice of gopher history going into the year's 3rd major the u.s. open the american is looking for 3 titles in a row at this event and he's also its all getting back to back mages kept successfully defended his p.g.a. championship crown last month a hat trick of wins at the u.s. open has only been achieved once before and there was 114 years ago kept at mit's he still uneasy with his rise to the top in golf i still think it's weird when you know i walk into a place and i can see eyes are on me you know just for dinner and then my thoughts

get another chance to wrap things up in game 6 on thursday as the teams head back to california david stokes al-jazeera 3 time baseball world series champion david ortiz has been transferred to a hospital in boston of the being shot in his native dominican republic the former team the red sox sent an ambulance to carry the 10 time all-star back to the u.s. for treatment ortiz is in a stable condition despite being shot at close range in the torso the 43 year old is one of boston's biggest sporting figures. he is loved throughout our nation and beyond yet to us he is our own adopted son. won't you please join us as we offer a moment of reflection thought and prayer for a complete healing and a full recovery for our beloved big papi and you can see just how much shorty's means to boston as the red sox paused ahead of their game with the texas rangers at fenway park many of his former teammates have been speaking about what he has meant to them back home you know the talk about superheroes without capes. and he's a superhero without tape that's the way we see it so. we're going to mine i know y

carl stokes, his response to all of this at the time, mr. straddling? davidrl stokes was the first african-american mayor of any major city. he really understood the problems of urban america. he was raised in poverty himself here in cleveland, grew up in one of the most degraded neighborhoods in public housing and central, the neighborhood. so he had kind of a unique view on the problems of urban america , as far as major politicians are concerned. ul understood that concentrated housing or adequate concerns for residents in cleveland. that he knew that cleveland itself could not recover if it's water quality continue to diminish. particularly if the air quality continue to diminish. unlike many politicians of his era, when he spoke about the problems of urban america, he completely mangled the environmental crisis with the urban crisis. he tended to talk about both at the same time. solutions to one problem were not going to solve the problems of urban america. you had to deal with all of these problems at once. there are all interconnected. the day after i

telling you that interest rates on the long if the fed isrly successful in stoking info asian expectations, moves higher. david inflation coming -- stoking inflation expectations, moves higher. david: is inflation coming back? julian: you may not get an overshoot of 2%, but gold is telling you it is a possibility. obviously the oil market has been very strongly bid. you our point of view, if get a good deal or a handshake or whatever, some form of happiness this weekend, the first reaction is likely to be higher long-term yields monday morning. alix: but it feels like the problem is exhibit hide in this chart, negative yielding debt versus gold. we are almost $13 trillion in negative yielding debt. how do you not then buy gold or bonds that are yielding something, even at 1.2%? julian: and how can you not buy stocks, defensive stocks in particular, though there yielding 2%, 3%? that has been where the market has been putting its assets. notion -- itwhole is one of those things. the old saying is if something that doesn't make sense continues, at some point it is going to stop. it is hard to say when that is go

river burned," david stradling, joins us live from the river in cleveland to take your calls, talk about the fire and myths associated with it, and the campaign of then-cleveland mayor carl stokesnd 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

burned," david stradling, 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-span3. >>> next month, robert mueller is scheduled to testify before the house judiciary committee and the house intelligence committee. those two committees subpoenaed him last week and he'll appear separately before each committee on wednesday july 17th. those hearings will be carried live on c-span3, at c-span.org and you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> up next on c-span3, a discussion on the 2020 census and hispanic voters. from the national association of latino elected and appointed officials' annual conference in miami, this saabout 50 minutes. >> so this afternoon we'd like to spend a few minutes reflecting, first, on what we heard this morning and some of the issues that were addressed by the candidates as we delve into what we're calling next year as the perfect storm. right? so the 2020 census, you've all hear

david stradling. "where the river burned: carl stokes and the struggle to save cleveland."oining us from cleveland. mary is on the phone. good morning. caller: good morning. girl, illy, as a young learned how to swim within the cuyahoga river, a little bit in a small town called man tntawe. it is a small town before you get to akron. i grew up along the river, and what to get past akron is where the pollution came from. i am being years old, and this was occurred in 1969, and i nine years old at the time. my father was a truck driver who holds steel out of the flats out of cleveland, and at that point in time, the air pollution was so bad that you would not be able to see, david where he is standing at this moment here to 30 miles out of cleveland, you can smell the air pollution, and when you got close to the air was actually yellow, filled with sulfur from steel mills and other factories that were up there. the street lights were on in the middle of the afternoon because the air was so polluted, and the residents in the houses that list close to that area, their homes wer

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 lee edward. watch book tv every weekend on c-span 2. >>> senator mark warner, vice c

co-author of "where the river burned," david us on the, joins river to take your calls, talk about myths associated with the fire and the campaign of then-mayor karl stokes to find solutions. live sunday at not :00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. next on the civil war, ofuniversity southern mississippi professor describes treatment of veterans after the civil war and challenges preconceptions about the mississippi state pension system. the soldiers home which welcomed african-americans as well as the wives and widows of veterans. >> welcome, everyone. to marybeth's welcome to the national civil war museum, our sixth letter. we are excited -- we are excited hurl.to have dr. susanna her credentials are many. i will read this because i don't want to mess anything up in her introduction. professor ofe history for the dale center for the study of war and society at the university of southern mississippi. she specializes in 19th century american history of the civil war. she has published numerous books and articles, including the heart of the eagle, irish-american volunteers in the volunteers iny -- soldiers army, and the of louisiana's most c

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david: one of the things that struck me in jay powell's news veryrence, he was instructive on trade affecting that confidence right now. can we stokeause the state actors, through donald trump the president, can say it is ok? nathan: i think the answer is yes. i think one of the key reasons why president trump is leaning on the fed as hard as he is is because he once more room to be able to pursue his trade war. reserve allowsal him to be more vigorous, gives him more margin to be vigorous against china. alix: wrapping that into the deflationary conversation, that is where china has the advantage. even yesterday we heard about more potential fiscal stimulus coming from china. they don't just have to throw it all on the pboc. how do you view that? nathan: china's strength in the trade war is one of political will, and they have a multiplicity of tools. some of those tools come with long-term costs for them, so that means they will be accumulating further debt and leverage in their economy. china's weakness in the trade ,ar is at the end of the day they are more exposed to global trade and to the united states then the united states

burned," david stradling, 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-span3. >>> next month, robert mueller is scheduled to testify before the house judiciary committee and the house intelligence committee. those two committees subpoenaed him last week and he'll appear separately before each committee on wednesday july 17th. those hearings will be carried live on c-span3, at c-span.org and you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >>>

coauthor of "where the river burned" david stratling joins us to take your calls and talk about the fire, myths associated with it, and the campaign with cleveland 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-span3. >>> the senate homeland security committee held a hearing yesterday on migrant smuggling and trafficking. officials with the border patrol, immigration, and customs enforcement and customs and border protection testified. >> good morning. this hear willing come to order. i want to welcome everybody for attending. i want to thank the witnesses first of all for your service to thisun

coauthor of "where the river burned" david stratling joins us to take your calls and talk about the fire, myths associated with it, and the campaign with cleveland 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-span3. >>> the senate homeland security committee held a hearing yesterday on migrant smuggling and trafficking. officials with the border patrol, immigration, and customs enforcement and customs and border protection testified. >> good morning. this hear willing come to order. i want to welcome everybody for attending. i want to thank the witnesses first of all for your service to this country. the issues we're dealing with here are challenging to say the least. i was at the opening ceremony opening up st. elizabeth's. and comment i made there is it's pretty easy from the dais here to take pot shots, to detail out what problems aren't being addressed as perfectly as we'd like to see. but i'm convinced from all the contact i've had, quite honestly working with the men and women of dhs, i'm convinced the men and women are showing a great d

liver burned david straddling joins us live from along the river in cleveland to take calls and talk about the fire, myths associated with it and the campaign by then cleveland mayor carl stokes to find slukss. watch our program on the 50th anniversary of the cuyahoga river fire, live sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, on minor history tv on cspan3. the senate commerce and transportation committee held a hearing yesterday with the president and ceo of amtrak. the president of the association of american railroads, and a member of the national transportation safety board also testified. >> good morning. today the committee gathers for a hearing to examine amtrak, next steps for passenger rail. i'm grad to convene the hearing with my friend and krieg. member can'twell. i thank you our witnesses today we heard from richard derds president and ceo of am fireman ian jeffreys. president and ceo of the american association of railroads. jim souby commissioner of the southwest chief and front range passenger rail commission. and jennifer homendy. member of the national transportation safety board. i candidate to be a strong supporter of our rail industry, freight and passenger. rail servic

river burned," david stradling, joins us live from the river in cleveland to take your calls, talk about the fire and myths associated with it, and the campaign of then-cleveland mayor 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 came toere because we put a focus on newark because we believe in what is happening in newark. a focus in newark because of the history of struggle here, protected struggle, -- protracted struggle, rebellion, moving forward, and eventual ascension to the office of the mayor. [applause] him.t is not just about i will never forget, i was struck by his slogan. he said when i become a mayor, we become mayor. that said this was a collective enterprise, collective work and responsibility, so there are policies being elaborated here last year we were talking about a marshall plan, because he called for a marshall plan. and we are going to work toward th

liver burned david straddling joins us live from along the river in cleveland to take calls and talk about the fire, myths associated with it and the campaign by then cleveland mayor carl stokes to find slukss. watch our program on the 50th anniversary of the cuyahoga river fire, live sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, on minor history tv on cspan3. the senate commerce and transportation committee held a hearing yesterday with the president and ceo of amtrak. the president of the association of american railroads, and a member of the national transportation safety board also testified.

co-author of "where the river burned," david us on the, joins river to take your calls, talk about myths associated with the fire and the campaign of then-mayor karl stokes to find solutions. live sunday at not :00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. next on the civil war, ofuniversity southern mississippi professor describes treatment of veterans after the civil war and challenges preconceptions about the mississippi state pension system. the soldiers home which welcomed african-americans as well as the wives and widows of veterans. >> welcome, everyone. to marybeth's welcome to the national civil war museum, our sixth letter. we are excited -- we are excited hurl.to have dr. susanna her credentials are many. i will read this because i don't want to mess anything up in her introduction.

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