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encouraged by athens, greek militias sought to unify cyprus with greece. to stop that, turkey sent troops on the pretext of protecting the turkish minority and occupied the northern third of the island. >> we could see far away in the distance the turkish parachutists coming down. we could see the planes that were bombarding the hospitals full of bodies and wounded people. >> reporter: the war lasted only a few days, but more than 2,000 turkish and greek cypriots were dead or missing. one of the fiercest battles took place at the island's main airport in nicosia, now abandoned. major robert szaksazon says these runways are used now only by u.n. peacekeeper helicopters. >> you can see some bullet holes in the fuselage. >> reporter: this cyprus airways jet has sat here for 43 years. >> it's a symbol of the fighting from that time. it's still here in the buffer zone. >> reporter: the buffer zone was supposed to be temporary. but partition went on year after year with failed negotiations among the cypriots and the island's so-called guarantors "" motherlands,"

steve: basically, i thought of the simple greek concept, simple and greek.ected to do a blue and white and butcher block. small-scale, comfortable. i also did an all-wood, bent plywood, very durable. i have a banquette, so i did the detailed piping. and for value engineering, we could eliminate this component and put this back right on the wall. so this comes undone, it's on a cleat. sam: you know what i've found a lot, steve, is that when you have that kind of bench, it gets ripped easy. and once it rips, you have to get a whole new bench. and the colors, i'm not thrilled with the blues. steve: okay. lemonis: so let's go over to the tables and chairs. sam: and to me, i've seen this before, steve, and that's my thing. we want to keep the traditional piece, to some degree, but we also want to modernize. and so, we want it to be a little different. steve: i do think it's fresh and it's clean and it's simple greek, so that's why i went with it. sam: it's a nice look. i don't want to say it's not. but it's not, i think, what we're looking for. it's just there. a

the greek office of the canadian magazine "vice" disagrees.hey insist that the 600 billion euros doesn't exist. that's after a two months of undercover research in the organization by their reporter, thodoris hondrogiannos. he says all the papers are forged, including documents from the united nations and the world bank that sorras used as evidence for his conspiracy theories. mr. hondrogiannos: both institutions have stated that these claims are false and that their names have been used in forgeries. they've filed s suit against mr. sorras for misuse of their names. reporter: his followers don't seem to care. they number around 12,000, with more joining all the time. at the same time, more press reports are appearing that say his critics have been put under pressure. some experts say the organization is dangerous. mr. hondrogiannos: these people have stopped watching the news and don't follow the current discussions. they believe whatever this organization puts in front of them. these are mostly people with low standards of living, people who

it means a lot for the children, some in greek school. they are happy, and they finally have a routine in their life. the greek children are very happy. because it is something different. they want to learn their names and have a magic way to communicate thousands of words by playing. >> we are teachers. here in the school we have to give education, to educate the .hildren whether they come from syria or greek ones. we are teachers and we educate our children. nothing more. tim: good luck. before we go, another example of what happens when politics meet sport. donald trump welcomed the new england patriots to the white house, most of them. 7 players chose to swerve the ceremony on the front lawn. some cited political conflicts, others family. see you tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's

soulva - the little greek sandwich shop is greek grandma approved.or of the lamb is really good. spring lamb seasoned with oregano and slow roasted on the spit.(customer) i dunno they're like pure goodness. crisp potatoes fried in olive oil, and sprinkled with mazithra cheese. (customer) it's definitely like greece. souvla is like a slice of greece right in the heart of san francisco's neighborhoods. this is the newest of three locations - in the city's mission on food-centric valencia street. owner charles billilies, got his inspiration for souvla from all the nieighborhood souvlaki joints everywhere in greece. (souvla owner charles billilies) these lamb legs behind me will cook for about 3-3 and a half hours but when you walk in you place an order you're out the door in 5-7 minutes.(souvla chef tony cervone) chef tony cervone came from the ever popular kokkari. coming in hot coming in hot! this is the lamb or rotisserie roast chicken sandwich everybody raves about. it also comes in a salad. and this tangy silky bowl of heaven is avgo- lemono soup.(

correspondent: but for greeks waiting outside the ppc power provider that is not enough.alling for free electricity and power for everyone. brent: that is all your business for this hour. here's a reminder of that top story we are following. chinese president xi jinping has arrived in florida would could be a difficult encounter for u.s. president donald trump. the president has sharply criticized china in the past. investors will be looking at how the president's the presidency deal with issues such as trade and north korea. in the aftermath of a suspected gas attack, the u.n. condemned russian and ukrainian support for the syrian government. it said it could take unilateral action. when i come back, we'll have more on syria and that is in between trump and xi jinping. stick around. óóññ >>> on this week's show, how to maximize your income in retirement. your retirement specialist guide us next. on consuelo mack wealthtrack. >>> new york life offers investment and retirement solutions. so you can help your clients keep good going. >>> additional funding provided by thorn

i believe that the native american population is a greek tragedy. and if they say what is behind it, it is democracy. and people pursuing the happiness, and meaning to moving out and getting land. only an elite that could impose an undemocratic policy which is what washington tried to do could have stopped it. and it didn't work. once a critical mass of population of english descendents grew up east of the alleghenys and once the americans won the war, the native american population as a culture that has its own integrity is effectively doomed. it is not a pleasant story, but i think that it is a greek tragedy, and i don't know how it could have come out differently slavery, different. i'm going to be briefer. i'm not going to be -- this is really a big story, okay, to be sure. the founders thought they knew that slavery was incompatible with which the american revolution was based. nobody disagreed with that including southern planters in south carolina. nobody said slavery was a positive good. nobody. but it is embedded in all of the economies in

by the greek authorities themselves. we are also asking for tax systemthat will make the more efficient. there are a few other reforms that need to be of limited as well to unleash the potential of that economy. we are still to understand exactly how the debt will be sustainable in the long run. we have all along said some degree of debt restructuring will be needed. that is still to be debated between the varius partners and the institutions. francine: this is a conversation with christine lagarde, the managing director of the imf. we are talking about greece. will the imf set the target for the debt relief? >> determine the sustainability of that, we need to understand what the reasonable fiscal targets will be in the medium-term for greece. that has to be predicated on the capacity of an economy, on the potential for growth, and we will do that with integrity and with the expertise that we have. it is on that basis that we will identify the modalities of debt restructuring that will be needed. francine: can the u.k. g

. >> the time has come to put an end to the uncertainty that has been weighing too long on the greek economy, which is preventing investment, which prevents the reduction of unemployment. conclusion to the the greek people deserve after all efforts have been made. >> european regulators have given unconditional approval for 21st century fox to take control of the mediator -- examininglator is whether the deal would preach british rules on broadcasting standards. deutsche bank has completed a billion euros worth of new of a billion sales euros worth of new shares. biggest bank has s cut thousands of jobs and reported huge losses in 2015. they began returning to profit last year. the corruption casase against te acting heaead of the samsung group. heat knives charges, including embezzlement and perjury in a scandal that has an go for the president's impeachment. despite that and a safety scare on flagship -- safety scare on simpson's flagship smartphone, forecasting a 48% rise in profits for the first three months. anchor: beginning with a truck attack in sweden. >> there has been a lo

how leaders at penn state are cracking down on greek life. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. but when right-wing politicians to protect our health care. tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. and isn't fighting to protect coverage for pre-existing conditions. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. >>> our county-by-county coverage begins in wilmington. >> a judge will

in an easy and economic environment, the greeks should have been able to come out, the value and theyause they are in a common currency that is not governed by economics, it is governed by politics and that's what this revelation shows. the financial times. speaking of brexit, we cannot go through a review without it. work the talk. they pressured for smooth brexit for japanese groups. the talk. they pressured for smooth brexit forjapanese groups. what a seeming like smooth brexit?m implies the need for a transitional arrangement to lessen uncertainty, japan really has three major kinds of interest in the uk. the first is financial. there are japanese banks. the second is automotive. there are many examples of that. it is manufacturing broadly. all of them wa nt manufacturing broadly. all of them want a sense that they can't be here in the short to medium term without any real uncertainty. they want not just the two years that we will presumably be negotiating with the european partners, but they want a sense they will be transitional agreements and arrangements of difficulty on the t

that is what the greek prime minister said after the discussion in athens. both know that the process could be derailed. >> we keep getting good news, but before the end, we see some who try to move the goalposts. game like what we played when we were children. we are playing with the future. this must stop. >> he did not name names. the dispute is often blamed. european creditors want the greeks to stick to a budget surplus and the imf does not think that is realistic. there is debate about austerity reforms and debt reliefs. without that, they cannot sign up to be bailout program. meanwhile, more unrest and people taking to the streets over further pension cuts. toevery day, we get closer an agreement and i want to underline that responsibility is shared by all participants in the process. >> they are looking for the release of rescue funds at the informal group summit. if this does not happen, athens may end up defaulting on their credits in july. >> the european parliament takes a tough stance ahead of brexit. the trade secretary is in the philippines, m

it means a lot for the children to come here to greek school.s, because it is something different. they want to learn their names, and they have a magic way to communicate without words, by playing. sako here sa ko here is sako here is a school. we can give the education, to educate the children, the students. difficult if they come from syria, but we are teachers, we educate our students, only that, nothing more. a difficult situation for many families in greece. there will be a lot of focus over the summer on those migrant routes. 21st—century fox says after a review of sexual abuse allegations, bill o'reilly will not be returning to the fox news channel. he was a real tub thumperfor news channel. he was a real tub thumper for donald trump. this is a huge story in the united states, because he is the biggest staffer fox news, the highest ratings of any programme on the channel. for them to have decided to cut their ties with him has a huge economic impact is fox news and they wouldn't have done so unless they were really concerned about these

i do know how the greeks are.isten, one of the things that i think may be a better angle is for us just to buy the bank's position. so if we just signed a deal to buy the bank's position at $240,000, the economics are the same for you, but they put us in a little better spot, and i want the leverage to have the ability to get something back. when the original borrower took out a loan against the warehouse, he pledged additional pieces of property other than the warehouse as part of the loan. the loan is now in default, and the bank is foreclosing, so when i buy the bank note, i'm not only gonna get the warehouse as collateral, but i'm going to get other pieces of property as collateral as well. my plan is to liquidate those other pieces of property, which will lower my investment from $240,000 to $140,000. >> you are 100% correct. >> do you understand? >> you should. you should! >> to me, the net result is the same. >> yeah. >> to me a note sale is actually an easier deal, and i have no problem with that. if you c

in the greek element has its say.ophe: the unemployment rate in the united states fell 4.5% in march, the lowest level in nearly 10 years, but they only added 98,000 new positions last month, far below analyst expectations. some blame it on the weather, warm temperatures earlier in the year pulled hiring forward in industries like construction. but the cold weather return for large parts of the country in march, hiring decline. for more on this, let's bring in the corresponding. unemployment down but less new jobs, that is a mixed bag. what do investors make of it? >> the dow was down quite a bit after the report was released, but it came back, and it shows how they reported. first they were disappointed indeed that the economy did not create much jobs as analysts estimated, but they took into account the main reason for this number falling short of expectations, the winter, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, so the lowest level since march 2007. that is precrisis level, so they seem to be ok with that numbers. c

>> and could greek life at penn state be all but dead?the president of the university is now considering. >>> and cursing banned at temple university. look at that sign. no foul language. crying foul on you. so we take a look that the one, ask the question why. good day everybody, we're halfway through this week, holy wednesday, april 12th all the sudden. >> hump

the flemish painting, a greek myth and the greek myth, who knows what, i am by the window waiting forew from here as the clouds float northward, soft, datafile without a care in the world. if he falls, his wings will hit the roof. there are danger in the power lines. if we were to join in everyone suffering, life would be impossible. but i am waiting for icarus and i am going to help. i will collect the pieces of his broken wings and give him shelter when he falls the way i fell like a chicken. thank you. [applause] are there any questions. >> if you have questions, we ask that you come to the microphone on either side of the stage. >> i was curious, it sounds like you work with kids and teaching them interesting concepts in math. what is the reaction when you talk about different strategies. >> they screamed with excitement. they haven't learned to be afraid of math yet and the reactions are so pure. with other children you see them looking nervously to see if it's okay to be excited. the children jump up and down physically and they scream with excitement. i talked to infinity last

he advised his fellow virginia leaders to follow the greek and roman examples when he was in france,he saw an ancient roman copy of a greek temple that he admired and ultimately that became the model for the virginia capital enrichment. he played a role in initiating the habit of americans using classical models for their federal architecture as well. of course beside the fact that when i say capital enrichment we don't want to forget that have enrichment be the capital was also jefferson's idea. before that it was williamsburg. the motivation there is interesting. one justification that jefferson offers that at the time was from a military point of view having the b-uppercase-letter there on the coast is exposed in future military conflicts should happen to be with the british, but on the other hand he was someone who thought the ongoing strength of the tidewater episcopal aristocracy needed to be weeke weekend. one way to do that would be to move the capital away from williamsburg. so jefferson is responsible for doing that. there are numerous examples i could offer of jefferson's

. >> so, this was the morning after a gig we did at the greek theatre in los angeles and backstage at the greek theater was none other than michael jackson and he said to me, to my astonishment he knew the names of some of my songs and asked me if i had any extra songs knocking around and i'm like sure i do, michael. he said yet anything like hyperactive. it so happens i have something exactly like hyperactive and he said when can i hear it and i said i can make a demo in the back of my tour bus and i can send it to you from my personal computer and i had a personal computer from radioshack, you know one of those things with the little screen and acoustic couplers, which were these rubber pads that you would plunder receiver into. i spent half the night making a demo in the back of my tour bus and i got the driver to pull over by the side of the road in a cloud of dust at a phone booth halfway to salt lake city. armed with my acoustic cups and radioshack computer i attempted to send this file over a phone line to michael jackson at the record plant in los angeles. i remember i was wea

however, a second figure, a young female in classic greek garb is clearly in mourning. so, they justified it or at least they sentimentalized it. you see a confederate flag -- the confederate battle flag. there we go. -- yes, theto close-up. the courthouse at clark county, mississippi declares the noble men who marched north beneath the flag of stars and bars and were faithful to the end. killed, the men who were or disabled died of disease on a regular basis. as for the women, the state capital monument in jackson testified, quoting jefferson davis that "calamity was their touchstone." of the men, i am drawn to historian max hastings' description, all war rich with paperless, treasury, or absurdity. as is so often, brave men were called upon to do fine and hard things in pursuit of a national illusion. which brings me to vicksburg. troopshere that federal commended by ulysses -- commended by ulyssess. grant -- vicksburg was surrounded by confederate forces july 4, after . six-month battle vicksburg is the southernmost city, the national battlefield park of the civil wa

he said i like greek mythology. i said i really like greek mythology. physics, isaac did. physics ate nothing but math with double sites mixed into it. then we are on fire, right? it's jelling. we got to all the questions about poverty and school being in disarray in baltimore and the challenges of having grown up in a high-rise in east baltimore,, high-rise in downtown that was eventually torn down and living in east baltimore. at the end of the interview he said, you are pretty cool for a white girl. and if we're going to high school together we might have been friends. and i thought wow, that went well that i got some sociology out of it and we had some fun. i would never, it would take seven years to understand that these passion projects that juvon was talking about would be so important. it would take years to figure that out. i just thought the unit had gone well and i was on my way to being sociology his next barbara walters. but why were we in east baltimore, why were we in baltimore to begin with? this goes back a bit to the late 1980s, early 1990s. i've been to

penn state's president used an open letter to slam bad behavior and students in the greek. is.cited alcohol abuse, hazinging and sexual assault. in february timothy piazza died after fraternity party. michelle miller is on the campus. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is part of fraternity row. that's a frat house now banned by the school and all of this made the front page of a local paper. it with us in the blog post of the university's president and it announced measuring taken to crack down on bad behavior by greek letter organizers have failed. if things don't change, he said, they could disappear from campus. they're a symbol of longstanding tradition. 17% of the university students are members of greek life. the school tightened up its party policy earlier this year by banning kegs and hard liquor at parties. among other things, it also started unannounced compliance checks. in an open letter posted online monday, penn state president said despite the guidelines, nine of the university's 82 fraternities and sororities broke rules during parents' weekend. ther

and in greek, renaissance, egyptian and-- architecture. and at that point, two of my colleagues and myself realized that only architecture would be my life. and how accidenteddal are our existences are, and how full of influence by circumstances. >> rose: author wendy lesser's new look, you say to brick, tells the story of his life and work. i'm pleased to have her to talk about him and about architecture. your interest, where does your interest come from. >> how did i bet interested in louis kahn? mainly, originally through nathaniel he's movie which i saw in 2003 a couple of times when it came out. then i let that laps for awhile until they built the fdr for freedom's monument on roosevelt island. and i lapped it to be walking there on a sunday walk soon after it opened. and i was just stunned by the architecture and what it said to he me, essentially, but it spoke in a way that i felt i could respond to. so i had been looking for the subject is of another biography and that seemed to be the right one. >> rose: was philip johnson right,

however, a second figure, a young female, in classic greek garb is clearly in mourning. so they justified it, or at least they sentimentalized it. there is the confederate flag. we are back in the annenberg -- in lunenberg. the courthouse at clark county, mississippi declares these were the noble men who marched north beneath the flag of the stars and bars and were faithful to the end. however, the men were killed, disabled, or died on a regular basis -- died of disease on a regular basis. as for the women who lived through the war, a state capital monument in jackson testified, quoting jefferson davis that "calamity was their touchstone." of the men, i am drawn to historian matt hastings description, tragedy or absurdity because as is so often the case in times of war, brave men were called upon to do fine and hard things in pursuit of a national illusion. which brings me to vicksburg. it was here that federal troops commanded by ulysses grant surrounded the confederate army commanded by general john penderton. vicksburg was surrendered after 47 day siege and a six-mont

. >>> penn state greek life could be coming to ab end.eral violated the rules during parents weekend earlier this month. the school instituted new rule when is it comes to drinking. spot checkers found 9 of the 82 greek organizations violated those rules. they were put in place after the death of one student. police have video of the night he died. he fell down some steps at a pledge party. he later died. no one called for help until the day after he fell. that fraternity was shut down. >>> medical marijuana advocates say they are day to take on jeff sessions and what they are calling a new war on weed. they are lobbying congress to pass legislation that would protect users of medical marijuana who comply with state laws. currently federal law prohibits any use of marijuana. advocates are concerned the new attorney general is taking a hard line stance. >> over the years, we have seen this issue become less and less partisan and more about people who have met people who need medical cannabis. >> jeff sessions ordered to review marijuana po

. >>> penn stit's greek community events are being put on hold as they deal out with a recent death. events scheduled for the next two weeks have been cancelled. leaders of the school's f fraternity system recently penned an open letter warning greek life could be eliminated permanently. the letter comes in the wake of the death of a new jersey native who was killed during pledge night in february. they apologized to the family saying they failed their son. >>> l a pair of bills before state senators would equip police in pennsylvania with radar guns. one bill would allow any police force to use radar. the other would allow only full-time officers to use the technology. right now only pennsylvania state police are allowed to use radar. both bills advanced out of the state transportation committee yesterday. >>> the many number of babies born addicted to alcohol has tripled. the bill requires treatment, support for the family and follow up care. >>> the city of philadelphia has 231 million reasons to be thankful for the dnc. they issued the report. it's nothing to write off. it's 120

meanwhile, the greek tragedy continues. creditors demands to keep the bailouts slowing. germany's insistence on austerity leaves the lingering sense that greece may have to leave the union sooner or later. and there is the slow recovery from the worst ever recession. unemployment for people under 25 has been stuck above 40% in whate and spain, causing some call a lost generation of european youth. the global financial crisis exposed the flaws in the common territory. when it was created by 11 countries in 1999 they agreed to a central bank and set interest rates, but only a limited unified approach to government spending or bank regulations. when banks began to wobble and countries like greece and spain were pushed to the brink, the common currency meant they were which meanteuro, they could do nothing but except massive bailouts. germany, the biggest economy, pays the lions share. leadersen, euro area say they are strengthening it to make the common currency more resilient. falls out of the block, the euro will survive. le

jeroen dijsselbloem, as ei finance ministers arrive in malta to try and reach a deal to unlock the next greek bailout tranche. >>> the united states has launched a missile attack on a syrian government-controlled airfield near the city of homs. 59 tomahawk missiles were fired at the target. speaking from mar-a-lago , president trump said that the strike was made in response to the assad's government use of chemical weapons earlier in the week. the pentagon spokesman said the attack was a proportional response and was an attempt to stop the regime from using chemical weapons in the future. jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: tonight a u.s. military response after horrific illegal chemical weapons attack in syria. >> tonight i ordered a targeted, military strike on the airfield in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. >> reporter: after discussing options with his military and security teams from mar-a-lago , president trump launched tomahawk missiles from two ships in the sea. targeting the al shayrat afield. >> ashatt choksad choked out thf helpless men, women and children. it

he said i like greek mythology and he said physic and i am all like isaac newton and he is like physic isn't nothing but math with a little science and then we got to the questions about poverty and schools being in disarray and the challenge of growing up in a high-rise in downtown that was torn down eventually. at the end of the interview he said, you know, you are pretty cool for a white girl. and if we had gone to high school we might have been friend. and i thought wow, that went well. we had fun. i would never -- it would take seven years to understand these passion projects that juvon was talking about would be so important. it would take years to figure that out. i just thought the interview went well and i was on the way to being sociology's next martha stuart. it was becoming clear that instead of inner city poverty reducing in the wake of the voting rights act and fair housing right inner city poverty increased and became more concentrated. the work on the truly disadvanta disadvantaged made it clear. racial segregation, what we thought it had gone away, had gotten worse and

in franceest city founded in 600 bc by greek merchants. today it is the second biggest city in france by population and an essential stop on any politicians campaign trail. may hopeleft candidate to do better here than in other parts of the country. of the he scored 13% vote compared to 11% nationally. we asked some locals where they intend to vote for him on april 23. >> for me it is his stance towards nato. he wants us to leave nato and he wants peace. that's important. older and wiser now a days. he's presidential. he seems like a head of state. is not the people. there are always lots of young people and it's good to see. >> the political movement is called an submissive france. around one third of french voters are still not sure who they are going to be casting their ballots for an april 23. a large proportion of people here who traditionally don't turn out to vote at all. candidates are pulling out all the stops. and armed withes flyers, door-to-door campaigners are out in force in the capital. offollowed a group supporters of emman

wilson died, his epitaph may well have been the delivered by pericles over the greeks who had given theirhey gave their bodies to the commonwealth and received, each for his own memory, prays that will never die and with it the greatest of all sepulchers not one in which their mortal bones are laid, but a home in the minds of men where they remain fresh to stir to speech our action as the location comes by it. for the whole earth is a sepulcher of famous men and their story is not graven only on stone over there remains, but lives on far away without visible symbol woven into the stuff of other men's lives. ♪ >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. each week, american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. we visited woodrow wilson's house in washington dc, where the 28th president retired in 1921, after leading the nation through world war i and its diplomatic aftermath. he died here three years later. the executive director guides us through. and how its objects that pr

wilson died, his theaph may well have been oration delivered by took place overlivered by pericles the greeksiven no lives. so they gave their bodies to the commonwealth and received, each for his on memory, prays that will never die and with it the --ndest of all sepulchers not one in which their mortal bones are laid, but a home in theyinds of men where remain fresh to stir to speech our action as the location comes by it. for the whole earth is a sepulcher of famous men and their story is not graven only there remains, but lives on far away without visible symbol woven into the stuff of other men's lives. ♪ announcer: you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history c-span3.kend on follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of chico, california. to learn more about the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org\cities tour. was reallyup, it hard because during the 1980's, you probably already know, h

>> and could greek life at penn state be all but dead? what the president of the university is now considering. >>> and cursing banned at temple university. look at that sign. no foul language. crying foul on you. so we take a look that the one, ask the question why. good day everybody, we're halfway through this week, holy wednesday, april 12th all the sudden. >> hump day. guess what today is? >> tell me. >> national grilled cheese day. >> oh, lord. >> you're lucky i'm even here. >> that's bob's holiday. >> can we zoom in on my cuff links? >> we've got one camera, bob. >> right on here. right on in. get on in there. grilled cheese cuff links. tada. >> you have a cuff link for every single day. >> oh, yes, i do. boom. >> now what's your favorite? do you like it with pickle relish, with tow mate snows. >> just plane old cheese. >> american? >> yerkes you got to have like four, five good slices of cheese thereto melt it all down. >> wow. >> maybe bread and butter pickles on the side. >> i love them. >> some that far later in the day. thank

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