edna greene medford, why do this? is it helpful, historically, to do this, to compare these presidents over so many years? >> absolutely. it's always important to talk about what is happening in terms of government leadership. it's important to look at them over a period of time. because historians like to view history from afar. we don't like to look at current events so much. so, if you look at the rankings of these presidents over a period of time, you get a better appreciation for how they are doing in terms of the countries memory of them or how the country views them overtime. and so, you're going to see these kinds of changes in ranking because of the passage of time. and because each generation sort of comes to its own conclusions about how successful these men, hopefully someday women, have been. in terms of their roles as the leadership in the country. >> spending two hours, the last two hours of our program today, talking about the survey of presidential leadership. a deep dive into those results. and you c

but in between, i'll pick up on something edna said. it's really fascinating. if you look at where the movement is we'll talk about this later. if you look at someone like andrew jackson who in the 20th century was routinely considered one of the seven or eight most important to look at where he is in our rankings all the way down to the 22nd. he is traditionally seen as a reconstruction era failure. the fact britt has surpassed jackson and the overall ranking is really revealing about the different criteria that are being applied 20 years on. and of course to some degree those doing the voting. >> the last survey in 2017 andrew jackson as the viewers just saw on their screen was ranked 13th back in 2017. twenty-two this year, ... s grant up from 33 -- 20. that is the deep dive into the results were doing over these two hours. kat: let's it bring you into this conversation for this is the first conversation you've been on this advisory team. what is your impression of the survey and years to pass in the previous three surveys? what surprised about being on it t

edna stands for environmental dna, and it is dna that is left in the environment by all the organismse. you can imagine a fish swimming through the environment is shedding skin cells and bodily fluids as it moves around so all about leaves a bit of dna behind in the environment. this expedition we are collecting samples with niskin bottles, which are hollow tubes with caps on them that can be closed at particular depths to detect a sample, and those bottles are attached onto the titan submersible. we do have communication with the sub while they are down there but i don't believe there is a sample there until i see the bottle at the surface that is closed with the samples. the first time i dove the sub, i said, "this is amazing," it is such a different experience, it is a totally different emotion. when you are in the sub, if you didn't bring it with you, nobody is bringing it to you. the sounds are different, what you see is different, and i thought, more people have to go in subs. it looks like silk! oh my god, it is getting bigger! on the way down we saw a layer of animals we calle

. -- edna in chicago, good morning.aller: i have been trying to get through for a long time, but you hit on something that concerns me. with all of these psychologists, why haven't they spoken up about donald trump. he has a mental problem. i would like to know if some of these psychologists would get together and let this guy know he needs to be in the hospital. guest: our ethics require is not to diagnose people without seeing them. one of the reasons that people do not generally get up for public figures is that unless they are under their >> c-span's washington journal every day we take your calls alive on the air about news of the day and discussed policy issues that impact you, coming up sunday morning, -- discussion on legal challenges and we will talk about youth voting and how millennials could impact the 2022 midterms. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning, or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your facebook comments, text and tweets. ♪ >> sunday on q&a, author

ensure not only good education, but adequate nutrition for children coming from undeserved communities. edna edwin, the project coordinator here says that in every slum community they conduct a survey, the find roughly 80 percent of children to be managed. many kids and many families struggle in this area because of their financial status tool. they're not able to provide good nutrition today, kids and that can lead to under development and that can affect their cognitive development. you know, a recent global hunger index to quote, has shown more light on this situation. the annual report which combines for competence under nourishment, child hunting, child wasting, and child mortality has drank india $107.00 out of $121.00 countries. and it has labeled the level of hunger in the country as serious, but the government has not taken way to distribute. the indian government had rejected the global hunger index report, calling it iranian biased and disconnected from ground reality. it also says the index deliberately ignores the efforts made by the government to ensure food security for the po

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ah, now you can see a rotating edna. the house most the way it moves, i would like to know what exactly sustainable all the we have to prepare the benefit them for eco, for heating, fraud, et cetera. ah, a wall i'll wire current feeling is god. even in july, you needed where you have the pool. yeah, that's it. yeah, it is a pool, a in detail rel, if you don't, obviously will. it's quite difficult to sell the property. but for the next project we won't have swimming pool. so the next up on our mediterranean journey is the southernmost tip of spain. located on the strait of gibraltar is study for the nearest point to africa. ah, the historic town center isn't far from the port. the old white washed houses have their own unique charm. that effect is on the costa delux or coast of light. it's a magnet for kite and wind surfers here where the mediterranean meets the atlantic . when conditions are ideal, i've always wanted to learn to serve. and where better to do it than here. i meeting christine sikowski from germany. she ru

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released a report or a year ago actually that there's an alarming increase in mental health disorders of edna adolescence and even younger children which we haven't seen before in that in that extent. but maybe we are, we are also having a heightened awareness now, after all these crisis, the pandemic and intro, trying to find leaks, you know, cause it, it factors here. you say we started noticing these things around 2012. that's also when social media became ubiquitous in our lives, particularly for young people. do you see a cause effect relationship there? well, there are a lot of studies who are sort of um, insinuating that, that i'm, i'm also a little cautious because just to condemn social media and blaming it for every thing that is not well, i think is a little bit too easy. but i do think that pressure on young children or adolescence when they're on their formative years and has it actually increased with all the social media which seem to be having a huge influence by influencers by in these influences? yes, that's the word in when we're talking about, you know, people, particular

ah, now you can see a rotating edna the house most the way it moves. i would like to know what exactly sustainable all the we have to prepare the benefit them for eco, for heating, fraud, et cetera. ah, a law i'll war, current feeling is god. even in july, you admitted why you have the pool. yeah. that sab. yeah, it is a pool in g charel. if you don't, obviously will. it's quite difficult to sell the property. but for the next project we won't have swimming pool. so the next up on our mediterranean journey is the southernmost tip of spain. located on the street of gibraltar, his study for the nearest point to africa. ah, the historic town center isn't far from the port. the old white washed houses have their own unique charm. that effect is on the costa duluth or coast of light. it's a magnet for kite and wind surfers here where the mediterranean meets the atlantic . when conditions are ideal, i've always wanted to learn to serve. and where better to do it than here. i meeting christine sikowski from germany. she runs a surf school in 35. hello. appare

you'll know what that there was a was edna. see, are you on this? do you push me any bo boyd? it the quote originally. yes, good. so i had sat by the time the o u. n has lost its undisputed leader elijah damage. i gained overwhelming support among ukrainian nationalists and like the others, he was a practicing militancy. there was a reason why kind of violence had sent him to the elite german intelligence school in unique. although apparently the schools commanders and cadets didn't like shockey, which i thought i'd give you a quote unquote true, huge fit that i did to teacher julia or chin milky. i thought, but it isn't what she is to review variously rich teams. kiwi, or soil, joe or his score? where did you school or west be that is not what i would in your capitulated will limits to everyone's surprise. typical. oh, you and member should gave, each decided to take over. he was well aware that whoever gained the germans trust would gain power. of course, in you would be possible to arrange a meeting with hitler, but he could reach out to canaries. the head of the up there t

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released a report or a year ago actually that there's an alarming increase in mental health disorders of edna adolescence and even younger children which we haven't seen before in that, in that the extent but maybe we are, we are also having a heightened awareness now, after all these crisis, the pandemic and intro, trying to find leaks, you know, cause it factors here. you say we started noticing these things around 2012. that's also when social media became ubiquitous in our lives, particularly for young people. do you see a cause effect relationship there? well, there are a lot of studies who are sort of um, insinuating that, that i'm, i'm also a little cautious because just to condemn social media and blaming it for every thing that is not well, i think is a little bit too easy. but i do think that pressure on young children or adolescence when they're on their formative years and has it actually increased with all the social media, which seems to be having a huge influence by influencers by in these influences. yeah, that's the word in when we're talking about, you know, people, particul

you'll know that there with her was edna . see you unless you push me a new bo boyd it up where we definitely yes. good. so a 100 south by the time the l u. n. has lost its undisputed leader elijah damage. i gained overwhelming support among ukrainian nationalists. unlike the others, he was a practicing militant. there was a reason why con violets had sent him to the elite german intelligent school in munich. although apparently the scholars commanded, some cadets didn't like shaquira a g, u i or the watershed to hold your daughter. quote true. she said that i was did to teacher julia orchard. milky. i thought, but it is in which is to review variously rich things. kiwi or soil joe or his school reporter jessica respite. i knew that i would in your capitulate, will limits or to everyone surprise, typical o u n number she gave inch decided to take over. he was well aware that whoever gained the germans trust would gain power. of course, in you would be possible to arrange a meeting with hitler, but he could reach out to canarie

not only good education, but adequate nutrition for children coming from underserved communities. edna edwin, the project coordinator here says that in every slumped community they conduct a survey. they find roughly 80 percent of children to be managed. many kids and many families struggle in this area because of their financial status to then aren't able to provide good nutrition to their kids. under nourishment, child, stunting, child wasting, and child mortality has drank india, 107 out of 121 countries. and it has labeled the level of hunger in the country as serious. but the government has not deacon ready to distribute. the indian government has rejected the global hunger index report, calling it iranian biased and disconnected from ground reality. it also says the index deliberately ignores the efforts made by the government to ensure food security for the population. deep us in her, a professor of economics says this claim does not hold any ground and that the index uses official government data. she says the report should motivate the government to review the measures they ha

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no one is brave enough to self reflect and analyze edna law. it will likely go on like this for the next century, or yes, he said he, there was interest in angles brought him in beth anna, as answer, has insight into the inner workings of opus day. she was part of the group for 19 years. one of about $90000.00 members globally, members in north and south america make up about a 3rd of that total. there are roughly 10000 members in africa, asia, australia, and oceana. combined. spain is open day, strongest base with about 35000 members. another 4000 darren italy and in germany about 600 clergy and lay persons in 1945 opus de starts expanding from spain to portugal and italy then to germany, france and england. it later establishes centers in north and south america to day that our members in 90 countries, including africa and eastern europe. opus day is structured around strict hierarchies. only men are allowed to join at 1st, though women as soon allowed to prelate fernando car is now hence the group. about 2 percent of its members, priests abo

students at edna brewer middle school in oakland say all students should have such access.in front of everybody. since this interest mint is so loud, it gives me a lot of confidence and translate to other classes, a lot of other schools most in the state, and even the country don't have this kind of program. um and i think music is an important part of school and life in general. there's no official opposition to prop 28, but some critics say blocking the state into specific funding could create problems in a budget shortfall. recovering this another key propositions and races here on the air for an online you can head to our election section. ktvu .com anytime. 21 more california school districts are getting help from the federal government to buy electric school busses. $1 billion is coming from the environmental protection agency to buy clean electric busses for almost 400 school districts across the country. oakland was one of the first school districts in the country to get busses when it received an electric bus grant last year. stockton is the nearest district to us

it happened on edna merry way on july 6. police say no adult was present when the boy drowned and he had been able to leave his home unsupervised. yesterday police arrested. 25 year-old for belly cho and 42 year-old pedro rivera. they were booked on charges of felony child endangerment. >> it's maybe the last thing you think about in the wake of a major disaster. but some water logged electric vehicles are now just exploding. >> thanks to hurricane ian firefighters say it's a new challenge that they haven't faced before, at least on this scale. reporter brian entin has more. >> hurricane ian was a once-in-a-century storm causing flooding like never before. on the west coast of florida. problem with ev and the hurricane caused something else never seen before. exploding electric cars. the electric vehicles were submerged during in and the lithium ion batteries flooded with salt water from the storm surge. now they are catching fire. what's making these electric vehicles basically explode? >> i so you have the stored energy in

. >> the incident happened on edna merry way back in july. police say no adult was present when the boy drowned. police arrested. 25 year-old seal ochoa and 42 year-old pedro rivera. they face charges of felony child endangerment. >> in merced county, the brother of the man suspected of killing in kidnapping. a family is also in custody tonight in connection with the case alberto sell was arrested in merced county for criminal conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence. law enforcement officials also provided additional details today about the possible motive for the killings. they say the prime suspect jesus salgado had a longstanding dispute with the family earlier this week he was booked on 4 charges of murder. officials say he set the family angry texts and emails about a year ago after having worked for their trucking company. so is now in jail after spending several days in the hospital for allegedly trying to take his own life. and community members are gathering in merced, said tonight for a candlelight vigil for the victims, which

inside these walls that edna brewer middle school in oakland , there's a beat, singing and playing chords measure 14. rhythm. and a soundtrack that reaches crescendo every afternoon. excellent music director zack pit smith eighth grade. advanced band class. i had students tell me this is why i come to school each weekday, dozens of students flood into the music room, grab their instruments and begin to tune up solo. it's misdirection, they find their way to harmony. listen to each other, inspiring to just, um, just see people just grow as this musicians and just, um, these people i like ea community and just playing together for 16 years pit. smith taught students who ranged from never having picked up an instrument to this advanced group. his passion driven in part by the moment when the student hits a note. learn the song or reaches a goal. it's not a lightbulb, greg. it's a it's a fire because it's not just like, ah ha! but i'm so capable. we asked some students what they learn, and it's more than music , just playing right? or like in front of everybody. since this interest mint is so

and from here in washington, d.c., professor edna greene medford at howard university. thank you all so much for your time this morning. -- including cox. >> homework can be hard, but squatting in a diner for internet work is even harder. that's why we're providing lower income students access to affordable internet. so homework can just be homework. cox connect to compete. >> cox, along with these television, companies support c-span 2 as a public service. present this m >> i am honored to present this morning's speaker is. they are both exceptional people. our first speaker will be professor gary w. gallagher, who is the john l no, it's not the way it's pronounced? and a u -- professor americas in the history of the civil war and director of the center for civil war history at the university of virginia. he's the author, co-author, and editor of numerous civil war era works. he has served as president of the society of civil war historians and received the tom watson brown book prize from the society in 2012 for his that union war. prior to that honor, is the confeder

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inside these walls that edna brewer middle school in oakland , there's a beat, singing and playing chords measure 14. rhythm. and the soundtrack that reaches crescendo every afternoon. excellent this is music director zack pit smith. eighth grade. advanced band class. i had come to school each weekday, dozens of students flood into the music room, grab their instruments and begin to tune up solo. then it pits misdirection. they find their way to harmony. listen to each other, inspiring to just um, just see people just grow as just musicians and just, um, his people like the essence of like being a community and just playing together for 16 years pit smith touch students who ranged from never having picked up an instrument to this advanced group. his passion driven in part by the moment when the student hits a note. the song or reaches a goal. it's not a lightbulb, greg. it's a it's a fire because it's not just like, ah ha! but i'm so capable. we asked some students what they learn and it's more than music, just playing right or like in front of everybody. since this interest mint is so lo

inside these walls that edna brewer middle school in oakland, there's a beat, singing and playing chordshythm. and a soundtrack that reaches crescendo every afternoon. excellent this is music director zack pit smith eighth grade. advanced band class. i had students tell me this is why i come to school each weekday, dozens of students flood into the music room, grab their instruments and begin to tune up solo. it's misdirection, they find their way to harmony. listen to each other, inspiring to just um, just see people just grow as just musicians and just, um, these people like the essence of like being a community and just playing together for 16 years pit smith touch students who ranged from never having picked up an instrument to this advanced group. his passion driven in part by the moment when the student hits a note. learn the song or reaches a goal. it's not a lightbulb, greg. it's a it's a fire because it's not just like, ah ha! but i'm so capable. we asked some students what they learn, and it's more than music , just playing right or like in front of everybody. since this intere

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with richard norton smith, douglas brinkley, edna medford. >> since the 2000 each time there's been a change in administration, we have asked historians and professional observers of the presidency to participate in c-span historian survey of presidential leadership or this morning we drove our team of historian advisers who oversaw the fourth survey for a deep dive into those results rejoin from texas by professor doug brinkley of white university from michigan

inside these walls that edna brewer middle school in oakland, there's a beat, singing and playing chordsure 14. a rhythm. and a soundtrack that reaches crescendo every afternoon. excellent this is music director zack pit smith eighth grade. advanced band class. i had students tell me this is why i come to school each weekday, dozens of students flood into the music room, grab their instruments and begin to tune up solo. then it pits misdirection . they find their way to harmony . listen to each other, inspiring to just um, just see people just grow as just musicians and just, um, these people like the essence of like being a community and just playing together for 16 years pit smith touch students who ranged from never having picked up an instrument to this advanced group. his passion driven in part by the moment when the student hits a note. the song or reaches a goal. it's not a lightbulb, greg. it's a it's a fire because it's not just like, ah ha! but i'm so capable. we asked some students what they learn, and it's more than music, just playing right or like in front of everybody. sin

edna greene found years ago, now, in charles city county. free black woman who was living on a farm. she had children, one of them was her older son. was prime age to be forced into the confederate military use, to do earthworks. he did so until he managed to get back home. he fled and ended up going down into hamptroads region, enlisted in a union, u. s. regiment. he fought during the civil war and was discharged, died in the post war years. that's a great example. somebody who did not want to go dig earthworks for the confederacy. didn't want to be further harassed by the confederacy. and yet made a challenging choice of leaving a middle aged mother at home with younger children, they were siblings, to go fight in u. s. colored troop unit. free blacks were facing some of the same challenges that colored folks we're facing. i hoped we can find out more about the flight of free blacks. >> yeah, absolutely. as you say, it would be impossible to count them all. and recover every experience, but the more we can, the better. for david now, a que

so it is black women like edna christian ma for sun who is pictured here.the daughters of formerly enslaved people. one of the things we like about her, is in 1956, a former retired educator publishes a 15-week series of black history in the white newspaper in pennsylvania. and she introduced white and black residents, and franklin county residents to the stories that were quite comfortably shared in black spaces. and it's in here, she introduces audiences to trailer carpets, another survivor of one of the confederate raids into -- that saw the enslavement of african americans. but she recalled in this very personal note that he loved telling his story but something in a song, waiting for the wagon. and how he used the wagon in his escape, and successfully evading being captured. she introduces people to the soldiers, to those who gave back to the community and became police officers. her parents, who were enslaved in virginia. but creatively helped to sabotage what led to the slavery in their communities. she talks about the civilians, and this is presente

we talked to some students in a band class in oakland and edna brewer middle school. like in front of everybody. since this interest mint is so loud, it gives me a lot of confidence and translate to other classes, a lot of other schools most in the state, and even the country don't have this kind of program. um and i think music is an important part of school and life in general. now there is no official opposition to prop 28. but some critics say, locking the state into specific funding could cause problems in a budget shortfall. website ktvu .com has the tools to help you get ready to vote. look for the election section, or you can go to ktvu .com/ election. alright 6 17 checking in on your morning commute and sell your starting in bay point . that's right. we have to go right back there, pam. so it's hard for me to see with my four eyes. but i found it again. see, i put the arrow on that car that is not moving right there, and it looks like people are going around that vehicle. now it looks like it's blacked out. maybe that's why it was hard to see. but there's som

so it's black women like edna christian napper who's featured here the daughters of former enslaved people. and one of the things i really like about her is that she in 1956 a former retired educator published is a 15 week series of black history in the white newspaper of chambersburg, pennsylvania, and she introduced white and black chambersburg residents and franklin county residents of the stories that were quite comfortably shared in black spaces, and it's in here. she introduces audiences to taylor curtis another survivor of one of the confederate raids into chambersburg. that's all the enslavement african-americans, but she recalled in this very personal note that he loved telling his story but singing a song wait for the wagon and how he used the wagon in his escape and successful being invasion from not being captured and it's in this nugget in a newspaper newspaper that's printed over 15 weeks in 56 she introduces people to the uscc soldiers to also to who came back to the community and became police officers her parents who were enslaved and virginia, but creatively helped to sab

he tapped state representative edna rain from tampa to lead the effort and sponsor the bill to get this done. is state senator perry thurston in the house? well, on the senate side in florida, perry thurston, who many of you know, was our lead in the state senate. and it took a couple of sessions of the state legislature because they thought other great floridians could also be considered. marjory stoneman douglas was considered. the founder of publix, george jenkins, was considered. everybody loves publix, but all right. what they did is eventually they passed one bill that said let's go examine who the great floridians are. then the department of state had a committee called the great floridians committee, and the florida council on arts and culture were involved. is shandy shaughnessy here? she was in the unveiling today. she was critical in making this happen. but they did online survey, and thank you, wildcats, because you know about the online survey. [applause] in my good friend, the famous historian from tampa on women's history doris weatherford was involved. his doris here? th