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each week, reel america brings you context for today's in the film, agency director george allen uses a variety of charts and film lips to analyze soviet propaganda for a group of u.s. military leaders. the topics covered include communist radio broadcast, books, and youth music festivals. this is about 40 minutes. ♪ >> gentlemen, as you know, mr. allen has been in the thick of the cold war since it's very beginning. his recordiliar with as a career diplomat and troubleshooter. four times in critical. he was assigned to frontline s in iran,ial post yugoslavia, india, and greece. decided when congress we ought to have an overseas information program on a more or less permanent basis, mr. allen was put in charge. last fall, the president decided that this important activity needed mr. allen again. meetings attends the cabinet and the national security council. allen, why is everything else the other sites as propaganda will we say is information? it was originally a perfectly good word, but it brings to people's minds now, the idea of twisting or distorting the truth , or even manufactu

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george allen uses a variety of props and film clips to analyze soviet propaganda. the topics covered include communist radio broadcast, magazine, books, you festivals and film production. this is about 40 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> gentlemen, as you know, mr. allen has been in the thick of the cold war since it's very beginning. you are familiar with his record as a career diplomat and troubleshooter. periodses in critical he was assigned to frontline ambassadorial posts in iran, yugoslavia, india, and greece. he has been assistant secretary of state for the mary's and south africa. in 1948, when congress decided we ought to have an overseas information program on a more or less permanent basis, mr. allen was put in charge. last fall, the president decided that this important activity needed mr. allen again. mr. allen attends meetings at the cabinet and the national security council. mr. allen, why is everything else the other side says is propaganda while we say what we say is information? propaganda has taken on a very bad connotation. it was originally a perfectly good wor

in the film, agency director george allen uses a variety of charts and clips for a group of u.s. military leaders. the topics covered include communist radio broadcasts magazines, books, youth festivals and film production. this is about 40 minutes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]. [drumming and music] >> mr. allen has been in the cold war since the beginning. you are familiar with his record as a career diplomat and troubleshooter. four times in critical periods, he was assigned to the frontline ambassadorial posts in iran, yugoslavia india and greece. in 1948, when congress decided we ought to have an overseas information for a more or less permanent basis, their allen was put in charge. last fall, the president decided this important activity needed mr. allen again. he brought him home from overseas and made him director of the united states information agency. mr. allen attends the meetings of the cabinet and the national security council. mr. allen, why is it everything t

[applause] each week, reel america brings you context for today's in the film, agency director george allen uses a variety of charts and film lips to analyze soviet propaganda for a group of u.s. military leaders. the topics covered include communist radio broadcast, books, and youth music festivals. this is about 40 minutes.

and the future is now to quote the late, great football coach george allen. i don't know when you'll actually be able to buy one. but yesterday i came away from a drive in a waymo, the vehicle alphabet is building, thinking that i should be far more skeptical about human drivers and far more enthusiastic about cars with machine-made eyes and ears because they can be trusted not to drink, not to text, and not to tire to name three causes of so many fatalities both here and worldwide. okay. my drive was a short one. always chaperoned by someone in the driver's seat. that calmed me as we left the parking lot for the streets around the town where weymo calls home. within a few blocks, though, i recognized that we're just not as good as they are. they being the machines. i found myself thinking that i was being chauffeured by a hall of fame, triple-a driving instructor who is trying to get you to pass the road test to get your license. we inched up at stop signs to be sure no one was coming. we didn't floor it on a green light but waited a beat because most deaths

agency director george allen uses a variety of charts and film clips to analyze soviet propaganda for a group of u.s. military leaders. the topics covered include

i'm natalie allen. >> aim geori'm george howell. >>> u.s. president, donald trump, says he will not attend the annual white house correspondents' dinner on april 29th. it is a break with tradition and usually a big deal. the president is usually the guest of honor. mr. trump has a rocky relationship with the mainstream media, referring to it or us, i guess, referring to it as the enemy of the american people. >> at least 28 people are injured after a truck ran into a crowd in new orleans, louisiana. this happened on saturday at a mardi gras parade. the suspect is in custody. the new orleans police chief says that there is no indication that the crash was a terrorist. >>> kuala lumpur international airport has been declared safe by malaysian authorities. they found no toxic material where kim jong nam was killed. they say the half brother was poisoned with the vx nerve agent, extremely toxic and banned under the chemical weapons convention. >>> the president of the united states, donald trump, has been in office for a little more than a month

i was chief of staff for governor george allen in virginia. we had the exact same focus making sure regulatory burden was fair and balanced and over the course of his four years in office we ended up reducing or eliminating 75% of the regulations in the state. it is absolutely doable if there is a focus from the top. the president clearly indicated he has that focus. neil: are you worried about the delay in the tax cut thing? that it could be an august event, maybe a fall event? >> i never heard it would be august. neil: really? >> anybody how the this would happen immediately is not a student of congress. congress will deliberate this. neil: what about 2018 event, how do you feel about that? >> whatever we do, especially when you have, when you have reform that is so significant, you're going to want some sort of a a transition period anyway. it makes sense. that is what happened in the 1980s. i'm sure -- neil: not chagrined or bummed out? >> no, we're very optimistic. we're in the middle of our state of manufacturing tour and we're going all

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. malaysian police say kim jong-nam was poisoned with vx nerve agent. the hacked brother of north korea's leader was killed at kuala lumpur airport last week. they have asked interpol to issue an alert for four other suspects. >>> iraqi forces have retaken most of the mosul airport as they fight forces for the western part of the city. the airport has virtually been destroyed and three years under isis control, but it would be a strategic and symbolic victory for iraqi troops as they look to push the terror group out of its last strong hold in iraq. >>> donald trump says if the world has to have nuclear weapons the united states will be at, quote, the top of the pack. in an interview with reuters mr. trump says the u.s. has fallen behind on its nuclear weapon capacity and he won't let that stand. >> the question is is this a solution looking for a problem without a solution? the senior white house official telling cnn president trump has assigned the department of homeland security work

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allen martin. >>> kpix 5 news begins with a battle brewing over whether george washington's name should stay on agood evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. it's a face-off between a founding father and a legendary civil rights poet. kpix 5's emily turner is at george washington high where a proposal to change the school's name is sparking a political fight. emily. >> reporter: yeah. that first proposal came from the opinion that the men whom some of these schools are named after aren't worthy of the honor but the rebuttal is that that's history and you can't compare 18th and19th century men with 21st century values. george washington helped american win the war for independence. today the high school named after him is embroiled in a battle. the school board president wants to change its name and now san francisco republicans are fighting back. >> the cost doesn't justify the need. it's going to cost millions to change the name of a couple of schools just to fit someone's political agenda. >> reporter: it stems from school board president matt haney's tweet in the fall of last ye

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prince george's county police make a quick arrest after an overnight stabbing in district heights. 41-year-old melba williams stabbed and killed her boyfriend roger allenthey were arguing and things escalated. she is accused of stabbing him. she is charged with first and second degree murder. vs. wade,behind roe the supreme court case, has died. in theas the jane roe case that legalized abortion in 1973. she was pregnant with her third child. she had a girl before the court's ruling and gave the child up for adoption. she later became a born-again christian and joined a group of colleagues to still ahead, a race to clean up after the major rain out west. back at home, it felt a lot like spring. josh lets us know when winter will make a return, next. >> countdown to the red carpet. kimberly: the officer who was in the crash in the fairfax county squad car is ok. the crash happened this morning at seven corners. the over driver -- other driver suffered non--- non-life-threatening injuries. new information tonight from a dance studio where a teenage student went to inappropriate contact with three students. he work at two dance studios. he's accused of ha

they are looking for a man named john allen jason there at the party and believe fired shots to bring george county police are looking for a gunman that shot and killed two teenagers the shooting happened 2:00 this morning and the teens were waiting for are abusty naylor road metro station with when the shooting took place the teens were taken to the hospital for treatment and we're told they're in stable condition. no word yet on what led to the shooting police are still trying to determine a motive. meanwhile, less than an hour later police were responding to a murder in springdale the body of a woman was found near ardmore road and yellow lane there. someone shot the woman. they are now trying to find the person responsible we don't know the woman's identity yet or what led to the shooting. police are asking any with information about this case to give them a call. >> he's coming he's coming. >> is anyone else in there? is anyone else? >> a maryland man is sending a very special thank you tonight to the d.c. police officers that pulled him from the burning car. 58-year-old michael smith h

allen wolf, as well as former u.s. undersecretary of state and founder of the george w. bush institute, a.m.s doctor james glassman. good to have you both with us. >> good morning. >> ambassador glassman, how do you think this is going to play out? as seema set it up, is it as he's done several times, do you expect the president to offer something in exchange for something else? >> i think so. and i have to say, a tax holiday is not the answer. the answer is real tax reform. and i don't understand why the president doesn't get on with it quickly. you know, this is just a band-aid, and it makes very little sense. >> still, though, ambassador wolf, those wonder how are you going to pay for a decrease in the actual rate. do you have expectations as to how that will be done? >> well, i think kevin brady, the chairman of the ways and means committee, the tax-writing committee in the house, does have a plan to, besides lowering the overall tax rate, bring money back home through repatriation, which would be taxable to a certain degree, and have elimination of a lot of loopholes, simplification of

allen johnson. he's believed to be armed and dangerous. investigators think he could be hiding out in prince george's county or dc.onight we spoke to friends of the 23-year-old man johnson is accused of killing. we'll have that for you at 11:00. tisha? >> reporter: fairfax county police were called to a centreville neighborhood. they found a man laying dead on the ground. a car smash i do not a heel 8-year-old was inside the car, and the victim asked that child to start the car and that's when the car went into reverse. the victim was holding the steering wheel. he was thrown from the car to the ground. police are investigating. we spoke with family members who are stunned by this sudden loss of 29-year-old david. >>> president trump named general hr mcmaster as the new national security advisor. he will take over for michael flynn who was forced to resign last week. mcmaster is a respected military strategyist. his appointment does not require senate confirmation. >>> >>> we're still searching for the winter of 2017 but i love this picture i got from tom in virginia. he said look what he saw at his wal-mart over

george howell and good to have this person back. >> thank you. good to be with you. i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" s

george schultz did during that. of time. there is no eisenhower warned policy -- eisenhower foreign-policy bump in the polls. allen dulles has been able to come up with a cold war strategy using the cia and -- i and covert ways and pushing things on the home front like the eisenhower interstate highway system. the point being that it is not just the president as an isolated person we are ranking, we are looking at the whole administration and how they did. one of the cree -- key criterion that you surround yourself with great people. in my mind, franklin roosevelt did that with -- more than anybody. frances perkins and this group of new dealers that he surrounded himself with. it was a dream team to get america through the depression. during world war ii it wasn't just about the cabinet but fdr had to pick amro king and douglas macarthur and the george marshall and general patton to lead us through those dark days. a good leader picks great people. host: it must be tough to pick people that are not just yes men but also will give you a good argument back. that must be a hard thing for a president to do. it is an m

allen johnson from d.c. and investigators think he could still be in the area possibly still in arlington where the crime occurred or prince georgee the suspect is armed and dangerous. we spoke to the family and they spoke only to "fox5" last night and pleading with e if if that does not happen someone who knows something will speak up. gray was shot as leaving a party on north 29 street arlen ton and friends with him that night say that he got into a altercation before the party with the suspected shooter no one thought much of it gray continued with the party and they all had a great time and as leaving the house 3:30 in the morning witnesses say johnson was waiting outside and shot him. gray's mother describes her young son who grew up in the area as a bright light people graph tuted to him good surprise, caring brother, loved to play bs indicate ball with younger 11-year-old brother. take a listen to his mother. >> this person i don't know what the altercation was but it was not worth my son's life. my son didn't deserve this. if you know anything, if you know anything about this person please g information because he should

allen johnson from d.c. and police say they is armed and dangerous and they believe he could still be in the area somewhere in arlington where the murder happened or prince georgelooks like we don't have the photo here for you. this is michael gray you're looking at left of your screen to the right is suspect. the victim's family spoke exclusively to "fox5" last night and they're pleading with the shooter to turn himself in or hoping that if that doesn't happen that someone who knows him or knows where he is will call police. and now gray was shot early sunday around north 9 arlington and friend say gray got into an altercation with the guy prior to the party and they didn't think much of it. he proceeded with the party and had a great time and as leaving 3:30 sunday morning the suspect was outside of the home where he he shot gray. now gray's mother describes her young son as outgoing person someone everyone loved. loved to play basketball and great big brother. take a listen to her. >> we're suffering. we're suffering because it was so senseless. and this person i don't know if kalt occasions was but was not worth my son's life. my son didn't deserve this. an

jason allen johnson again of washington dc arlington counsell three police believe she wasievw last seen heading towards tar maryland where they had had information it was either princn george's,orge washington, d.c.'s, they believe that he is still in. in so again police saying also toot the folks here in this neighborhood that it does appeaa to be just isolated incidentiden dealing with the people at this house and altercation betweentie the suspect and the victim no n threat to the larger lge neighborhood but still veryller concerned they'd like to get mro as possible. posbl live in arlington, melanie alnwick fox5 local news.ew >> mel, thank you for that.ha want to turn to presidentesident trump's first 100 days today tht commander in chief heads back tt washington after working in at his club in west palmal beach florida.lori he's preparing for busy week.ee what may be new executive orders to tackle immigration and border col.rol. travelers would be banned fromd entering the u.s. but big carver out for green card holders. dual u.s. citizens and those whw hold a travel visa. vis he's likely to expand ean enforcement to deport illegal immigrants. >>> vice-president mike pen

george: at the end of the day, there is this big tug-of-war and we do not know if the fed realized it is complicated, this allenap situation, and they do not want to deal with it. yellen is on her way out and the transition fed will focus on short-term rates. i am worried about more longer-term, because we do not know who will be the next fed chair. in conjunction with the new treasury and what they will do with the gse, if they want to get mortgages off the balance sheets and moved toward a portfolio, that is one way of doing it. that would cause higher long-term rates down the road. carol: thank you so much. torsten slok and george can call this thing with us. -- george can call this -- george good call this --goncalves staying with us. coming up, an exclusive interview with daniel tarullo on the future of the fed and banking regulation under president trump. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is bloomberg. i am david westin. looking at live pictures of the white house, president trump has a busy day meeting with the israeli prime minister and he will welcome leaders from the retail industry to talk about his

george and martha washington. historians luca mayville and richard allen myers and recall john adams's fears of the political influence of the wealthy. and how everyday items and occurrences can help explain physics. that all happens this weekend on booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books, television for serious readers. >> marlene trestman, your other of "fair labor lawyer: the remarkable life of new deal attorney and supreme court advocate bessie margolin". tell me about her. >> i would love to. bessie was born in a jewish orphanage in new orleans that changed her life profoundly with social justice values. i like to say before their was a notorious are bg as justice ginsburg is affectionately known there was an audacious bessie margolin. we are the first stable act and the equal pay act, she championed those laws in her 30 years as an associate solicitor at the labor department and she was a tour to me. >> host: what were the significant cases she was involved in as well as the fair labor act? >> guest: all her time at the labor department was spent on -- fair labor standards act, but it was the body of wo