also wants to set up fights at the eiffel tower and frantz and at the coliseum in italy. so certainly some iconic spots. >> a dog could been successfully dodging alameda place for the past week was finally rescued after being trapped on some rocks, people, including animal control officers thai the police neighbors trying to get her. she ended up somehow and seaplane lagoon trapped on rocks and officer and some residents in kayaks were able to bring her to shore finally and she's okay after getting treatment for scraped pass all well. >> at least she made and what is going on here? dinosaur adventure xyz coming to the bay area. that's what's going on. you can catch the reptile event in pleasanton san jose and santa rosa. it february and march. it's an exhibit that features realistic life-size dinosaurs. kids can enjoy a fossil searches. jurassic scooters and obstacle courses. that sounds cool. but that. that big got this far as you could be a little intimidated, relentless impending how little bit children coming at you. it's pretty cool different than jurassic park. >> t

world war i was triggered in late june of 1914 by the assassination of archduke frantz ferdinand and his wife, sophie. they were gunned down by a serbian 19-year-old by the name of -- >> sean mcmeekin talks about his book "july 1914" on this episode of book notes+. notes plus is aille on the free mobile app and wherever you get your podcasts. announcer: c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more. including midco. >> where you going? or maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go?

i said before the break frank frantz's emmanuel macron a shouting match in the office and ratios thatkraine aggressive people. we will help russia may sanction and we must respect those fighting since the beginning. also noting that they are sent out a note saying the interview he has with president zelenskyy on "special report" tonight is still on here till the white house does know he sitting down for that as well. to the president is aware. so that will be fascinating to watch, carl. let's get your thoughts here. >> i thought and was absolutely right. the russians invaded ukraine and it is putin's ability to stop the war immediately. if i were vladimir putin coach alex accused me, zelenskyy and his advisors i would remember you are dealing with the producer of "the apprentice." the best thing to figure out how this can be structured in a way that they win in the president the united states wins here till the best way to do that is to go on tonight and express interest, deep interest in having this agreement on an expressed willingness to fly to mar-a-lago tomorrow to cut the deal w

world war i was triggered in late june of 1914 with the assassination of archduke frantz ferdinand andife sophie in sarajevo, bosnia. they were gunned down by a serbian 19-year-old. >> the author talks about his book "july 1914, countdown to war" on this episo of booknotes+, available wherever you get your podcasts. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our next guest is working to shape the future of conservative politics. joe mitchell is the founder and president of run genz. mr. mitchell, what is t mission of run genz? guest: john, it is good to be here today, and thank you for having me in. the mission of run genz is to empower, or train, recruit the next generation of conservative leaders across this country. host: how do you do that? guest: we do that by going out to conferences, young professional, young conservative groups across the couny like rning usa chapters, young republican, college republican chapters, and recruiting the next generation of leaders, speaking to them, taking elected officials, people like myself that are formerly elected as young people come and show t

world war i was a trigger in late june of 1914 with the assassination of archduke frantz ferdinand and wife who were gunned down by a serbian 19-year-old. >> sean mcmeekin talks about his book on this episode of books no explosiv -- book notes plus. watch or listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: we are joined by reecie colbert. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: tell us about your radio show and what you talk about. guest: my radio show is on sirius xm urban view. it is a saturday afternoon program with a mix of politics and pop culture. it is a fun show and we take live callers on the show. host: i was going to ask you about that. what are the big issues they are calling about? guest: my show is the black talk radio show. they are not surprised at all about what we are seeing. this is what my community voted against. we are having more of an i told you so dialogue on my program. there are some people who support what is going on mostly because they are looking at things like what they believe are guatemalan sex changes

world war i was triggered in late june of 1914 by the assassination of archduke frantz ferdinand and his wife, sophie. they were gunned down by a serbian 19-year-old by the name of -- >> sean mcmeekin talks about his book "july 1914" on this episode of book notes+. notes plus is aille on the free mobile app and wherever you get your podcasts. announcer: c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more. including midco. >> where you going? or maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go? and, how fast do you want to get there? now we are getting somewhere. so, let's go. let's go faster. let's go further. let's go beyond. announcer: midco supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> we now want to take you down to the other end of pennsylvania avenue. we want to take you to 1600 pennsylvania avenue at the white house, the washington post white house reporter joining us this morning. it is already a busy day at the white house. french president emmanuel macron arr