. >> nbc'shi chief wte house correspondent halle jackson has morena cohen's deal. >> reporter: that bombshell plea deal means the man who used to fix donald trump's problems has now become one for the presidt. michael cohen implicating his former boss after pleading guilty to eighty fel charges of tax fraud, bank fraud and campaign finance violations paying out hush ney, telling a judge he broke the law because a candidate told him to. he doesn't name the person buty he o worked for one, donald trump. >> worked to pay money to silence two women who had information that he believe would beth detrimental to 2016 campaign and the candidate and the campaign. >> that includes 30,000 payment cohen made days before the election to important star stormy daniels to keep her quiab t an alleged fair with the president which he denies. michveltti represents daniels. >> she feels very vindicated and she's goingo continue to fight the good fight. >> the president said he didn't know about the payment at the kme. >> did yw about the payment to stormy daniels? >> no. ne>> the president's att rudy giuliani te

jonathan: matt, they are trying to link it back to jackson hole, -- hall, wyoming. rget the dollar just for a moment. there is nothing that is changed from jackson hall and there is no difference i can see from chairman powell today from the month before that, and the month before that, and the month before that. matt: the market probably got ahead of itself trying to make up the story the fed needs to accelerate the pace of hiking. you can see the market is disappointed he was not super hawkish. when you look at what he's telling the marketplace, he is saying we are going to continue to gradually raise interest rates. there is no reason for them to change course at this point. jonathan: rob? what was your take? rob: our take on chairman powell's speech is he will continue with this gradual rate increase. what i was surprised by is that he did not really talk about yield curve at all. he highlighted the difficulty of understanding economic data and how unemployment is related to inflation and how difficult it is to measure that. the yield curve, you could argue, is e

he is halle jackson with more. >> reporter: this morning president trump leaning into the tough talkst big tech accusing the companies of bias against conservatives. the president tweeting this video showing images of the google home page supposedly taken during the obama years. then in 2017 and 2018 without mention of president trump's speeches, donald trump including the hashtag stop the bias. google says it is not true releasing its own statement saying they did promote the president's 2018 address. on january 30, 2018 we highlighted the live stream of president trump's state of the union on the google.com home page. we have not promoted the first address to congress by a new president which is technically not a state of the union address. as a result we didn't include a promotion for this address in 2009 or 2017. the president's former adviser steve bannon weighing in bashing the executives of facebook, twitter and google calling them socio paths. these people are complete nascar cystnascar -- -- this war of words coming days after the president who built his base on social media

the kospi heading lower as we count down to the jay powell speech at jackson hall.shaad: stocks mixed at the end of the week, trade fears dominating the agenda. the dollar out for the first time -- up for the first time in six days as china and the u.s. wind up low level talks. president trump saying he is happy to press on with his tariff war. alibaba falling the most since june after earnings fell shy of estimates, but the highest revenues in four years. nevermind. in hong kong, i am rishaad salamat

meantime federal reserve officials will begin gathering next week for their annual meeting in jackson hall. steve liesman is joining us now with what more to expect we learned powal is going to talk >> the 42nd meeting in jackson takes place as always in the shadow of the mountains and in the looming financial economic issues of the day facing the fed. as they meet fed officials will be a month away from the ten year anniversary of the financial crisis the unwind of the policy measures among the issues facing chairman powell who faces quotes monetary policy in a growing economy. they have to deal with how tariffs will effect the economy, how fiscal stimulus is going to affect inflation and growth in a fully employment economy, the effect of interest rates on the fed from emerging market economies and also corporate and government debt, of which there are tens and trillions out there. it'll focus on firms in several industries kansas city putting out a statement today, quote, these shifts should concern central bankers since they likely have important links to slow productivity growth, slow

more news with my friend halle jackson. >> thank you. >>> the election now just three months away is under attack, but the president apparently has a big problem with the investigation into that interference and now, apparently for the first time is directly calling on the department of justice to put an end to the special counsel's work. he's calling the trial of his former campaign chair a hoax, even as that person sits in court right now. prosecutors accusing paul manafort of orchestrating a campaign of his own different from the president's. this campaign to avoid paying taxes on millions of income. and who defensive lawyers are already painting as the real liar? >>> lawmakers blaming russia but facebook is not. not explicitly after it pulled down dozens of fake accounts aimed at undermining american democracy. we break that down with a bunch of events happening live right now on election safety and how to stop it from happening again. >>> plus the trump factor, with the president prepping for a midterm mission ready to hit the campaign trail hard, rally after rally and at the mo

more news with my friend halle jackson. >> thank you. >>> the election now just three months away isnder attack, but the president apparently has a big problem with the investigation into that interference and now, apparently for the first time is directly calling on the department of justice to put an end to the special counsel's work. he's calling the trial of his former campaign chair a hoax, even as that person sits in court right now. prosecutors accusing paul manafort of orchestrating a campaign of his own different from the president's. this campaign to avoid paying taxes on millions of income. and who defensive lawyers are already painting as the real liar? >>> lawmakers blaming russia but facebook is not. not

thank you very much for all the great conversation steve liesman out of jackson hall, wyoming.ng into perspective, evan, just how much pain there is on other economies and countries around the world the governor of the bank of canada says this is a major risk to the canadian economy. canada is pretty open, so it's vulnerable >> yeah. what you have is -- the way to think about this is you have a bunch of central bankers who are apolitical and they're trying to guide central bank policy, and you have the united states saying basically this country is having a currency war against us and where monetary policy meet currencies is exactly where a trade war meet politicians and where we run into a global trade war in the economy that's why no matter what j. powell said or the bank of canada says they are dependent on what j. powell does or what the premier of china does or at the end of the day what trudeau does in canada >> and he says that's a much harder game. >> and the stock, it's going to get messy in the next couple of months, i can promise you that >>> we've got a news alert h

how do the latest minutes set the stage for jackson hall?ts agree taking a look at the -- and for a much confirm what everyone has been expecting. number one, i rate hike at the september meeting -- a rate hike at the september meeting. number two, strong possibility of another rate hike in december. further gradual rate hikes are needed. the was also said at the meeting. a lot of discussion about topics that have been more and more in the discussion of the markets lately. the question of the natural rate. we have had officials say the rate -- the fed moving the rates to the point where it is above the natural rate. maybe we should just get to the neutral rate and stop and see how everything plays out. it is clearly a sign that they will keep going and the question is will they get even more aggressive? jay powell is giving the speech that the chairman of the federal reserve always gives at jackson hole. hall.kson there is an opening dinner and reception and on friday morning u.s. time, there will be opening remarks from the president of thi

susan paige, and white house correspondent halle jackson, and, look, i want you guys to share, but iant to share a moment of john mccain in 2000, regretting that he standing up for the confederate flag in 2000. this was 15 years before the debate got back. here he is. >> fought on the wrong side of american history. that, my friends, is how i personally feel about the confederate battle flag. that is the honest answer. i never gave to a fair question. >> susan page, what's that say about him? >> a reminder that john mccain was not a perfect person, that he made mistakes in his life and in his political life, but he would come around and admit it and apologize for it. you know, he did this with reporters. there were times when he unfairly criticized reporters for stories they had written, and two days later, he called back and said, i was wrong, you were fair. who does that? >> i know. i know. >> and as somebody who covers the white house, i think there is that you talk about the timing of this, chuck, in the moment we're in, i can't help but look at reaction and responses in the deat

powell will address that at jackson hall. >> yeah, the fed chairmans rarely make ways at the meeting,t think you will hear anything from the fed chairman directed at the president. do i think he will make the case as to why the economy is at a point that can support raising rates -- cheryl: you think he will make the argument. >> yeah. cheryl: some thing he will be dovish today so that's interesting. >> i don't think you'll see anything. the market is looking for anything that say that is the fed may delay a rate rise but the frustration for the president, look, the feds have raised rates 5 times since the president entered office, but i think that's a little bit misguyeded due to the fact that the economy is fantastically, it can support interest rate rises and we need rates to rise from here. cheryl: you don't want to see run away inflation, when you have a strong economy, you have unprecedented borrowing right now. federal deficit is something that powell has to look at, committee has to look at when assessing interest rates but if you don't start hiking interest rates -- but that

hall. now, lopez took home the michael jackson video vanguard award for lifetime achievement.he year and video of the year for her song "havana." madonna paid tribute to the legendary aretha franklin, who died just last week. and more than two dozen immigrant children joined logic on stage to protest how the trump administration separated parents and children at the border. the children's parents joined them on stage as well. >>> the u.s. army is doing an about face and reinstating immigrant recruits who were booted after enlisting with a promised pathway to citizenship. court records show in the last few days the army has reinstated 32 reservists and revoked discharge orders of another six enlistees who had sued. the "associated press" revealed in july that dozens of immigrant enlistees were being discharged or had their contracts canceled. the army says 149 other cases are under review. >>> and if you hang ten in california, you are taking part in the state's official sport, surfing. governor jerry brown signed a bill yesterday declaring surfing an iconic california sport. i

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we are kicking off our coverage today of the jackson hall summit i want to start at a place i'm sure you don't want to start, but this issue of what the president has said about the federal reserve. he's commented on interest rates, that he'd prefer the fed didn't hike it before you comment on what he actually said, i want to know your thoughts about the president commenting on the fed policy >> so i'm not going to comment on what he said. i will say this, though, our job at the fed is to make decisions on monetary policy and supervision without regard to political considerations or political influence. and i'm confident we'll continue to do that and i think that's probably the only thing i'd say about that. >> do you have concern, though, it'll create political -- in the public, one of the reasons you've talked to the press, to the public, you make speeches. is it possible the fed reserve got a bad rep from the president and now the president is saying -- >> i think our job, though, and what we'll be focused on and what i'm focused on is making good assessments of the u.s. economy a

hall. again, behind me you see the curved flying stairway that we have today. that was constructed while jackson was here. the intention was that when you walk through the front door were you supposed to go wow. or whatever the 1838 version of "wow" was. but the intention was to impress. the height of the ceiling. the house went through three phases to get to where it was today. it was constructing original house constructed in 1821. rachel dies. the son is grown and married and the house isn't big enough. in 1831 they add two wings to the house, foto the left and th right. one is the large dining room. the two wings make a balanced facade to the house. the fire took place in october of 1824. it was a chimney fire. it had not been cleaned over the summer. soot had built up. you would be using the fireplaces all the time. this happened to be in the chimney from the kitchen. it was a windy day and at that time the house had a cedar shaped roof. the sparks hit the roof and the next thing you know, you're off to the races with a fire. they called in the slaves from the field. they were able to empty

hall. behind me, you see the flying stairway that we have today that was constructed while jackson with you. the intention was when you walk to the front door you were suppose to go wow or whatever the 1838 version of why was. it was to impress. the height of the ceiling were 14 feet tall. the rich molding, the crystal chandeliers, the wallpaper, today when you go to someone's house, people will have think sitting out to tell you about them and their style and taste. that was the same here. the house went through three phases. the first phase was constructing the original house finished in 1821. jackson is elected president, rachel dies and his son is grown and married. the house is big enough. in 1831 they had two wings to the house. one is a large dining room to accommodate large dinners they were having here. the other ends up being jackson's library. it's adjacent to this bedroom. the two wings make it symmetrical. the fire took place in october 1834 and it was a chimney fire. the chimneys had not been properly cleaned over the summer so it had built up and clearly be using the fireplac

hall. behind me you would see the curved stairway that we have today that was constructed while jackson was here. the intention was when he walked through the front door you were supposed to say wow or whatever the 1838 equivalent of wow was. the moldings and chandelier and wallpaper, today when you go into somebody's house people often have things sitting out to tell you about them and their style and their taste and it was the same here. the house went through basically three phases to get to how it looks today. the first was constructing the original house, finished in 1821. jackson was elected president and rachel died and their son is grown and married and the house is not big enough so they add two wings to the left and right. one is a large dining room to accommodate the large dinners they were having on the other end up being jackson's library which is adjacent to his bedroom. the two wings make a very symmetrical or balanced fagade to the house. the fire took place in october 1834 and it was a chimney fire. the chimneys had not been properly cleaned over the summer and creosote had

i went with aretha and a friend tamron hall and eric holder and reverend jackson, reverend sharpton.of different luminaries. we just sang "happy birthday" to aretha. clive davis was there. lee daniels. just a whole host of people. >> sure. >> we just, you know, every year we would sing "happy birthday" to her and help her blow out the candles. last big party for the 74th birthday. >> she is 76 now. >> didn't do one in 2017. and then this year, of course, she didn't do a party. >> i have you for another minute. tell us anything you know about her situation, family members. >> hospice care at home. they have been giving her notes and telling -- you know, people reaching out. holding her hand. talking to her. of course, praying for her. i'm not sure how much of it she's aware of. i don't know because, you know, she is on medication. >> sure. >> put it that way. you know? she is not doing great. but aretha is not gone. we should still -- i'm listening to her music. >> nonstop? >> all day long. on aretha radio. my favorite is "you send me." she made it her own. that's my favorite. i've be

hall this saturday. the shelves await those bustebu. lamar jacksons first touchdown pass as a pro in his deb debut. robert griffin iii was excited to see that. jackson threw 40%, a completion, they hope to take down joe flacco as the starter there. i know you, alisyn, thought that john perman is on vacation, he is, but because today is tom brady's birthday, he is probably in new england stocking him to celebrate. >> thank you for that tip. we know that john berman does think that is a national holiday, so he does observe it it, but we will find out where he is. someone quick monitor his instagram. >> the red sox -- did they beat the yankees, he has to be happy this morning. >> excellent. >>> u.s. officials say a huge military drill is happening in the persian gulf right now, what is iran's navy doing? when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's thi

rickey henderson, seven people in the inaugural class for the hall of fame including henderson, reggie jackson former owner, charlie finley. the ceremony will take place before the game on september 5 with the new york yankees. the oakland a's will induct more people into the hall of fame every year. >>> it is 7:45 am. >>> as we have been talking for the last few weeks, every day it seems another school is coming back online. every day the traffic gets busier. is a good thing that everyone does not go back on the same day. highway 24 is busier driving over to oakland. it is slow in lafayette and orinda on the way back. it is 32 minutes from the carquinez bridge. the bay bridge is improving after the earlier issues at the toll plaza. san francisco looks okay. the peninsula is low on northbound 101 from the earlier problems. southbound 101 is also slow. people are avoiding 101 and 92 westbound is crowded. in downtown san jose it looks okay. it is 7:46 am. >>> let's get to it. russell hall is at mountain house, an area that gets hot. it is consistently 95 or higher all summer. last summer we had

>> i don't know if you're aware of chairman powell's speech at jackson hall >> i read it like five times and then i listened to it on an audio tape not really but tell me. >> it's a must read. he tells you that the structural uncertainties are such that they are having difficulty detecting in realtime how the economy is doing relative to all the stars >> my point to bullard was we don't like to think that the world is global any more, but 30 basis points in germany absolutely dea absolutely tethers our tenure. so that is causing the yield, but we're basing our interest rate moves on no inflation in the rest of the world when we may have it here and we may be inflating something even though we're being tethered to these lower rates in a -- you know, not because of what's happening in our country organically this could be a problem, it seems to me. >> so a couple of reactions. first, i agree with you that we shouldn't get too worried about the flat yield curve 20 paints points this morning. i would say not only is it overseas buyers, but viability related investment that's a noncommercial

in jackson hall, constituency fed response on the president's criticism of the fed, she gave it to userday. >> expressions of angst at a time when there are higher interest rates is not unique to this administration. congress understood this tension might exist between central bank that was responsible for money supply and those that have other angles in the economy and so they put important fire walls in place that would allow an institution like the fed to keep its focus on the public interest. maria: they could still blow it. they could still blow it. dagen: to avoid being nervous when you get up in the morning, that's why you allocate your capital properly, that you have a little bit of balance in portfolio, but in terms of interest rates they are still exceptionally low. i worry about them reducing balance sheet but looks like they have not been or not being as aggressive reducing the balance sheet as we expected at the beginning of this year. jon hilsenrath has been talking about this. >> this would be jay powell's speech, is he going to give us sense of what is the pace of rate

charles: breaking news fed chair jarome powell about to peak in summit if jackson hall.ard lawrence with the latest, edward. >> expected to start momentarily and going to talk about the economy, he lays out historical perspectnif the economy to -- perspective in the economy and shows inflation and see the current path of raising rates tbrajly is the way to go and keep going. there's no elevated risk of over 2%. in the speech, quote, we have seen no clear sign of acceleration of 2% and there does not seem to be elevated risk of overheating. that's good news and results in part with the normalization process. powell believes that the economy is good and moving forward and that the fed monetary policy is working as we go forward. in the speech fed chairman jarome powell says there's nonmonetary things we need to fix in the economy, like real wages have not grown for middle-income or low-income individuals, mobility of workers have declined and that speaks to higher job vacancies going forward and decline far more than any other advanced economy. he also said that we have to

of our negotiations with mÉxico, but you've heard concerns at the federal reserve gathering at jackson hall even though the retailers' numbers from a wal-mart to a target even a nordstrom were so good, you still had commentary on those earnings calls from many retailers struggling figure out thousand plays out, where are they going to source their goods, making sure that they have a broad diverse and at what point do investors start punishing those companies that would be hurt by heightened trade tensions not just ones that are waning so to speak? >> i don't really see that being a factor. i think the biggest factor is the consumer and the consumer is as healthy as we have seen him in years. dagen: or her. or her, craig. >> thank you. or her. but look at debt, it's very, very low historically and, you know, you're seeing wage growth, you're seeing more optimism in terms of prospect for jobs, so i think we are in a really good position as far as the consumer goes and i think that there's a lot of cross currents because of amazon effect, especially mall-base retailers and the consumers as str

hall of fame. there are seven people in the inaugural class which includes ricky henderson, reggie jackson, charlieley, the ceremony will occur before the september 5 game. the a's will induct more people into their hall of fame each year. >>> minor league players and coaches with the miami marlins now are required to learn spanish. miami marlins part owner and general manager derek jeter installed an education program in the team's minor-league system. native english speakers will have to learn spanish. latin players will also be taking english classes. among those enrolled in the spanish class is none other than derek jeter himself. he is going to learn as well. >>> let's check in with sal. it has been kind of a busy morning. >> learning spanish. >> you learned as he grew up. >> spanish was my first language. english is my second language. >> you do pretty well with it. >> that's right. good morning. one of the biggest things i had to do was get rid of my spanish accent. here i am a. good morning. let's look at the macarthur maze. we did have a problem at the macarthur, at the bay bridge toll pla

hall of fame class. the late catfish hunter... rollie fingers... reggie jackson... dennis eckersley..... dave stewart and former owner charles finley will make up the inaugural class. they'll be inducted in a ceremony on september 5th... that's when the a's host the new york yankees. ( james ) coming up after the break... a sneaky little girl orders hundreds of dollars worth of toys on her mom's amazon account. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) some slight changes today as compared to the start of the week. highs along the coast will consistently remain in the upper 50's and low 60's with fog clearing into the mid afternoon after coastal drizzle and the thickest of fog during the morning. the bay will remain comfortable in the 60's and 70's with morning fog and plenty of afternoon sunshine. inland temperatures will boost slightly as compared to yesterday while remaining cooler than average mostly in the mid 80's. ( robin ) major hot spot. bay bridge wb 80 after the tolls accident in the 2nd lane from the left. slwo from the maze ( darya ) a little girl pulls a fast one on her mom.... and orde

hall of famers will be inducted on friday. baltimore fans have been awaiting action jackson. the first around quarterback was so-so.resh as a pro. jackson and rg3 hope to other than the quarterback spot when the season starts. >>> the little league team is set to make history. manny johnson little leaguer is the first black team in 31 years to represent the nation's capital in the mid-atlantic region regionals. if they win, they head to the little league world series. they heard the roar of the crowd as they were honored during the pre-game ceremonies. >>> the match up many have wanted for some time. phil mickelson and tiger woods agreed to play head-to-head for $10 million. yesterday, mickelson said the two will square-off at the thanksgiving holiday. making more than $43 million. phil ranked 22nd on the list. if they play par on this course, think about it. it would be $138,000 per stroke. wow. >>> if you want a good laugh to start off friday. watch the best thing you will see all day. phil mickelson dancing. ♪ ♪ >> that was it. >> the kick. how is that? that has to be a stunt double. >> you say he is not an athl

hall of fame this weekend. ray lewis hasn't missed a step going in for the ravens. and jackson debuting. 4-10 passing.more 17-16 over the bears. tiger woods at the fire stone country club in ohio just four back of the lead. one of my pet peeves is golfers taking themselves too seriously. not all but phil mickelson showing his lighter side in this tv commercial. >> lefty as he is known. phil mickelson is selling -- why are you shaking your head? >> painful to watch. my gosh. >> he is selling stretchy dress shirts. by the way tiger woods and phil mickelson, it is not official, but looks like they will go one- on-one thanksgiving weekend, $10 million at stake. it is time to check this out. cardinals' o'neal catch of the night. trevor story robbed. the mets, laying out to rob the brave's young rookie. the play of the night on the infield. yeah. robbed the yankees there. red sox win over the yankees 15- 7. back to the giants game. slater getting his first start at first base. makes the play. doesn't think he has the ball and then realizes he does and watch this. field it. wait -- i got it. i got it. and he

. >> jackson's life and career are being celebrated today with a series of events including free tribute concerts and fan festivities at the rock and roll hallwill be attended by jackson's children, his brothers, and celebrity guests. guys, such a legend. just trying to look at all the music over the years. what was your favorite? >> "wannabe starting something". >> "man in the mirror." how about you, nat? >> "man in the mirror," craig, like you said. >> thank you very much for the mj story. appreciate it. >> we all love it every time. straight up one-on-one with i )m ... a short time from now .. we )re expecting to le. >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. a short time from now we're expected to learn more about man arrested in the cold case on the peninsula. authorities tracked down shannon fox somewhere outside the country. he's wanted in connection to a 2001 menlo park girl. >>> six-year-old lisa xavier died their bay front and willow roads. investigators say fox was racing another car when he ran a red light and plowed into the car that lisa's mother was driving. police will hold a inference later this morning. >>> governo

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hall ways they pack in on the white house lawn. a spiked punch bowl and whisky is being passed around. it's one heck of a party and jackson is stoked. the people are ready for a jackson administration and as you can imagine these guys don't like it one bit. they look at what's going on and ugh, its disgusts them. can you imagine what adam webster thought of something like this he's not going to like it too much. jackson was ready but is the country ready for jackson. that's a very good question. what is this man going to do. there's no telling. he's a lose cannon. what's going to happen? henry clay says all right, well we lost that election. that's fine, clay says. i'm going to push through my american system. and he begins with internal improvements. clay says, we need a road. we've got all these farmers from my home state of kentucky. we need a road that stretches from lexington kentucky to maysville kentucky right there along the ohio river. and i want to use federal dollars to build that road the bill goes on, jackson arrives at his desk after it flies through congress. jackson responds and vetoes the bill. the road v

hall of fame... and the names are those any longtime fan would expect... the late catfish hunter... rollie fingers... reggie jacksonerson... dave stewart and former owner charles finley will make up the seven-member class... all names from either the 1970's teams that won three straight world series titles... or the late 80's teams that went to three straight world series... winning one the class will be inducted in a cerimony september 5th... when they host the new york yankees speph curry isn't the only warriors doing good things... quinn cook... who went from the g-league to a regular contributor on the nba champions had a nice surprose for his mom the warriors guard surprised her with a brand new range rover... cook signed is first nba contract in april... a two- year-deal for 1.6-million- dollars cook... who grew up with kevin durant... was back in his home state of maryland to make the presentaion... telling his mom... "you deserve it" (ken) (ken) we'll take a look inside the new space ship that will send americans into orbit. it's being built right here in california. while other burger places serve the same

hall. again, behind me you see the curved flying stairway that we have today. that was constructed while jackson was here. the intention was that when you walk through the front door were you supposed to go wow. or whatever the 1838 version of "wow" was. but the intention was to impress. the height of the ceiling. >> we'll leave the segment to go life to capitol hill as the senate banking committee is convening hearing on the effectiveness of u.s. sanctions against russia. this hearing just getting under way. >> include russia's standing military incursions in ukraine. abetting assad's atrocities in syria. conducting cyber-enabled information warfare activities and cyberattacks against the united states' critical infrastructure. including its malicious meddling in u.s. elections. and a host of other malign russian activities. the banking committee plays a leading role in developing any legislation that proposes the use of sanctions and financial pressure. more especially those measures involving financial institutions, sovereign debt and other financial instruments to address serious threats to

hall and in the ward clubs that we saw on schlesinger. okay, thank you all. >> thank you. >>> tonight we have live coverage as arizona state university professor jonathan barth talks about andrew jackson's presidency. he'll also answer viewer questions. our live viewer call-in program begins tonight at 9:00 eastern here on c-span3. >>> tomorrow we focus on reconstruction after the civil war and one of the lectures in history is brandeis university professor abigail cooper. she talked about african-americans during the reconstruction era and how african-americans had to deal with

hall and in the ward clubs that we saw on schlesinger. okay, thank you all. >> thank you. >>> tonight we have live coverage as arizona state university professor jonathan barth talks about andrew jackson's presidency. he'll also answer viewer questions. our live viewer call-in program begins tonight at 9:00 eastern here on c-span3. >>> tomorrow we focus on reconstruction after the civil war and one of the lectures in history is brandeis university professor abigail cooper. she talked about african-americans during the reconstruction era and how african-americans had to deal with stereotypes among some northern whites. this is from her lecture. >>> the mistress of charles jones who's a famous presbyterian minister, we mentioned him earlier when we talked about the missions of slaves. it actually became a reason to continue slavery and make it a positive good because you were going to turn enslaved people into christians and you were going to turn masters into better christians. well, he dies in 1863 and his wife watches their slaves one by one walk away from who was supposed to be the perfect christian master. she's, oh, heartbroken, bitter? she says this. spitefully, the workings of pro