thereal 1960 one encyclopaedia britannica film, the ordeals of woodrow wilson with former president herbert hoover. >> even though a great to the 14 parts, these delegates were too determined not to let idealism stand in their way. one that conflicted with their own desires. >> pharrell complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. next in discussion about the impact of trade deficits on the u.s. economy hosted by washington international trade association. this is about an hour and a half. >> good morning, thank you for joining us. my name is kenneth levinsohn, i and the executive rector of the washington trade association. we are delighted so many of you braved the elements to be her

that is just blocks from herbert hoover middle school.neighbors say they heard the screaming and went to help the girl. kron four spoke with an 11-year-old boy who lives in the area... he explains what police told him and his family about what happened. <"apparently some man grabbed her and was hurling her into the trunk and some man from the house across the street saved her and moved her out of the trunk. and her shoe was left. and she is in the hospital right now and that is really sad and i'm freaking out but everything is fine. everything is under control. everyone is safe.">(james) the girl was taken to the hospital but police say she is okay. right now police only have a vague description of the man they are looking for... they say he is white and in his 20s. (james) breaking news from overnight... severn people have been arrested after multiple raids in connection with yesterday's attack outside britain's parliament. british police believe the attacker acted alone and was inspired by international terrorism. three people are dead

that's smart. >> on the herbert hoover point.ident at the time of the largest economic calamity in american history. that framed american politics for the next 80 years. that has absolutely nothing to do within no analogy to the tweeting about hillary clinton. >> this is akin to a high school sports star hanging out in the bar wanting to talk about the past. these are his glory days. he is 70 day into the presidency. talk about the present. talk about the future. he can't quit the past because that is what he felt good about. >> is that what it is or is it everybody needs a nemesis. >> there are plenty of real people actively trying to block his agenda in addition to his own incompetence. he can pick one of those people. >> he needs a villain and he needs to distract and deflect. when things are not going well for him, he says look over there. that's more exciting. >> i will say this. president obama didn't use george w. bush's name all the time. any chance he got, president obama would bring up the mess he inherited when he came

that is just blocks from herbert hoover middle school. neighbors say they heard the screaming and went to help the girl. kron four spoke with an 11-year-old boy who lives in the area... he explains what police told him and his family about what happened. <"apparently some man grabbed her and was hurling her into the trunk and some man from the house across the street saved her and moved her out of the trunk. and her shoe was left. and she is in the hospital right now and that is really sad and i'm freaking out but everything is fine. everything is under control. everyone is safe."> ( darya ) thanks averi. we will check back with you through out the morning. (mark) breaking news. israeli police say they have just arrested a 19-year-old jewish israeli who is suspected of making bomb threats against jewish community centers here in u-s. many bay area jewish community centers were targeted but it is not known if this man is connected to those threats. this is video of a los gatos jewish community center that was targeted. a former journalist

my parents will take me to and from each house.this is a matter of blocks from the herbert hoover middle school. the suspect descriptions here are vague of a man in his 20's. police still looking for him tonight. in san francisco j.r. stone kron 4 news. (dan kerman)here in richmond city leaders and their attorneys announced they are suing president trump over his executive order which threatens to pull federal funds from sanctuary cities and counties that refuse to enforce his immigration policies.sot joe cotchett/attorney representing city of richmond 20-30this is an unprecedented abuse of federal powercity officials say because federal funding comes from congress, the president's executive order is unconstitutional. and he cant turn the federal tap on and off on his own.the city of richmond joins other jurisdictions like the city and county of san francisco who have filed similar suits. all hoping a federal judge overturns the order as they have the presidents travel ban. at richmond city hall, dan kerman kron 4 news. (haaziq madyun)welcome to the final countdown to nfl owners taking a

the 1961 encyclopedia film, the or deefl woodrow wilson with former president herbert hoover. >> evenhough this had 14 points, thez delegates were determined not to let idealism stand in their way. >> this weekend, we'll explore the literary scene and history of chico, california. today at noon eastern on book tv, author michael magliari tells us about the founder of chico in his book john bidwell and california, the life and writings of a pioneer, 1841 to 1900. >> most important and long lasting relationship with the federal government, though, starting with the days in congress was his close relationship with the united states department of agriculture. he was constantly being sent -- constantly corresponding with officials in the usda and constantly receiving from them different crops that they wanted tested out in california's soil and climate. and they really use rancho chico as one of their early experimental farms before they actually oenld and ran their own. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv." we visit the california state university farm. >> it's the n

but being a student of american history, particularly modern 1776, i find that herbert hoover was onef the most appalling, disgusting president in our history. we have a number of hoover republicans that are now serving , not only just the congress, and the house, but also the senate. died 16 years ago. she lived across the state. i found out that she was getting meal in the late 1990's and 2000 from meals on wheels. i called them. they are mostly donations, because i even sent checks to them. she passed away, but the meals on wheels program for my -- it started when my mother was 83 years old. in the late 1990's. it's a great program. they also not only get the meal, but they get someone to visit them when they are by themselves. wasn apartment that furnished by volusia county and the city of daytona beach. subsidized her apartment rent. much opposed to some of our politicians, and particularly senators cruz, senator marco rubio, and particularly this guy that i that to as judas von ryan goes by the alias of congressman paul ryan for cutting meals on wheels and some other things. hos

america of the 1961 encyclopedia britannica film the ordeal of woodrow wilson with former president herbert hoover >> even though they had agreed to mr. wilson's 14 points these delegates were determined not to let idealism stand in their way not when it conflicted with their own promises and desires. for complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org

herbert hoover can be seen wearing a tan and brown v neck playing a game created by the president's physicianix-pound medicine ball along with assorted family friends and cabinet members. this is what passed for physical fitness for the 27th president, and he played it every day rain or shine. among the video released today in honor of what would have been first lady lou hoover's 143rd birthday, film of the 1930 easter festivities on the white house lawn along the white house garden at that time back in the salad days before kale became a thing. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night from all of us from new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> they wanted to hurt our democracy, hurt her, help him. >> a cloud around the white house gets thicker. >> there's been discussion of paul manafort who played a very limited role. >> new reports of money laundering and donald trump's campaign manager. >> paul manafort has done an amazing job. >> tonight, what we're learning about paul manafort as democrats call for him to testify. >> that's what he said, i -- that'

show herbert hoover in a whole new light. are believed to be the earliest color films shot at the white house. the reels were found at his presidential home in iowa. >>> musician wyclef jean is mistaken for a robbery suspect and a street fight goes viral for its peaceful ending. the press of atlantic city talks with a man who broke up a fight between two teenagers. his brave peace-making is being widely praised after the video was posted on facebook. it's been viewed more than 22 million times. the city council will honor the father of five today. >>> the los angeles daily news says the sheriff's department apologized to wyclef jean for stopping him during an armed robbery investigation. the rapper was handcuffed and held for six minutes just after midnight tuesday in west hold. deputies said jean's car looked like the one used in a crime. >>> "the wall street journal" says more medical students are levering to treat victims of outdoor mishaps. they're taken camping to learn first aid. they want practical experience in handli

herbert hoover can be seen wearing a tan and brown v neck playing a game created by the president's physician a six-pound medicine ball along with assorted family friends and cabinet members. this is what passed for physical fitness for the 27th president, and he played it every day rain or shine. among the video released today in honor of what would have been first lady lou hoover's 143rd birthday, film of the 1930 easter festivities on the white house lawn along the white house garden at that time back in the salad days before kale became a thing. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night from all of us from new york. ahem, happy tuesday, thanks for being with us this hour. for a while on twitter, for a couple years at least on twitter if you sent a tweet that included the word "socialist" or that included the word "socialism" or "communist" or "communism," if you put that word in any tweet, you would get an immediate reply from what looked like the twitter account of the late senator joseph mccarthy. this was the -- you see the responsehere? not the in

prsidt hberhoor c nobeeenn ling >>> president herbert hoover can now be seen in living color. for years archivists thought all was in black and white until they did some investigating. the presidential library in iowa found a lab that could decipher the color images. now we can see the hoofrs in color. see them there. they have seven films on the museum's you tube channel if you will like to check it out. that's cool. >> the color was so saturated back then. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. a little speed bump? >> that's it. we can get through this just fine. tomorrow looks great. 78 degrees for the interior valleys. by thursday, about a ten-degree drop. we'll see a chance of spotty showers. 3:00 to 9:00 in the morning. after that, we clear out thursday night into friday, saturday, sunday, monday, and also next tuesday. notice by this weekend we go back up to 78 degrees inland and we'll stay close to that for sunday. i think the biggest concern, really, will be the fact that this weekend we will have some dryer winds be that offshore, lower humidity and slightly increase

eastern, real america, 1961 herbert hoover. > these delegates were determined not to let idealism way. in their not one that conflicted with their own purposes and desires. american history t.v. schedule, go to c-span.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a america's vice by cable television companies and is brought to you today by your satellite provider. >> and we are joined now by tom to ols, he is a contributor foreign affairs and also a u.s. war national security affairs professor. he is here to talk about his march/april 2017 issue of foreign affairs on how mericans have lost faith in experts and why thico

they remained engaged in electoral politics and were able to shape the supreme court even with herbert hoover in the white house. the -- organized labor and the naacp protested hoover's second supreme court nominee, john j parker, successfully blocked parker's nomination to the supreme court and when justice holmes retired in 1931 they were really able to lobby lots of people in the hoover administration and get benjamin cardozo to be holmes's replacement. i think the biggest achievement during this time in opposition was turning the democratic party into the liberal party and there they were able to elect theodore roosevelt president in november 1932 and even -- excuse me. even though -- i have the a roosevelt on the brain but even though litman hated franklin roosevelt and tried to torpedo franklin roosevelt's candidacy frankfurter and others as early as 1928 when franklin roosevelt was elected governor of new york, they saw franklin roosevelt as their next great hope and got behind him early and helped elect him and the rest is history, liberalism became the dominant group in american poli

herbert hoover is right.nklin roosevelt was in office at the time of completion and calvin cool ij died months before the construction began. thanks so much for voting. >>> still ahead, a bay area student getting out of her comfort zone by moving out of the country. how this college grad is paying her success forward in the peace corp. ,,,,,,,, died of smoke inhalation.. e alameda county coroner condd the autopsies ember.. but only revealed the resu >>> we now know the victims of the ghost ship fire died of smoke inhale united nations. the results were revealed yesterday. the coroner's reports are still being finalized. the december disaster was the deadliest fire in oakland's history. >>> the geisha dolls are behind bars, the robber known for wearing the unique masks after a gas station clerk snapped a photo. all three suspects are minors. >>> san francisco police are looking for a person who tried to rob a china town jewelry store ras month. surveillance footage shows the suspect smashing display cases and

obama, there are presidents that had rocky relationships, jimmy carter did not get along, and herbert hoover'swas put on a dam. but going too far where somebody's name is accused of a felony, it's gone farther than the special relationship with ex-presidents and a sitting president. >> and the current administration appears to be doubling down by this notion of being under siege by the previous administration. historically when an administration takes on this kind of bunker mentality, if you will, what are the implications for the country? >> that the country gets unnerved, with fear and paranoia spread across the land, true facts get mixed up with other items. the main role of the president is to unite the country, not just the followers. and donald trump has yet to kind of shift into that particular gear. the attack on obama is going to create a bruhaha this entire spring. it's not just a distraction, there very well may be hearings going on to determine the falsehood of trump's claim. so it's a bit nutty. the other problem that donald trump has is in my writing of presidents, the successful

this was followed by the appearance of former president herbert hoover who was with a you and mission, and -- un mission. thatinted eight comment without food import the japanese would be in conditions like the concentration camps. maintaining economic recovery would be impossible. these two missions in what one of the recalled an irrefutable fact, it helped pave the way for food imports. although harrison and hoover reports moved washington to accept the food situation was indeed very critical, there was an unwillingness to ship large quantities of food. these included a worldwide food shortage. a former any nation, the needs of allied nations and liberated areas for food. in addition, some of the allies were particularly concerned that the americans were favoring the japanese over some of the other liberated areas and their own peoples. it must be stressed that the official russian was not enough to sustain life. famously, a japanese judge disturbed about the majority of prisons brought to them on economic crimes, instructed his wife to feed him only the official russian. he died. a

such gain opposition party to a first term president had achieved since -- for 50 years since herbert hooverlear freeze movement did successfully place in the minds of voters a skepticism about ronald reagan. even if they did not fully agree with the ultimate motive ofs of the nuclear freeze movement, they agreed that president reagan was perhaps too hawkish. it is probably a good idea to send democrats to washington as a check on its power. >> and, michael, you look at this from all the history you worked on, there is an old enough tradition, democratic politics, that is worried that strong liberal opposition can curdle away from the party like '68 and today democrats are looking at the street protests and saying, gosh, where were the people during the general election? >> yeah. they certainly are. look, i mean, i think the democrats just need as much outrage from people as they can get. thinking about the midterm elections. what they want to accomplish in the midterm elections if they possibly can is to try to win back the house of representatives, i don't think they can win back the senat

he is as political a figure as herbert hoover in my view. >> thank you for talking to us. >> you're welcomedent addressed the war on isis this week saying the u.s. troops are fighting like never before. but the war is not just a gruesome fight waged on the streets of iraq and syria. it is an attack on the hearts and minds. we see countless examples of young men and women lured by ice ills propaganda who return home indoctrinated. what turns a seemingly normal person into a potentially hate-filled killer? explores how a former catholic altar boy fled the comforts belgium for the brutality of the battlefield. >> reporter: meet uni unice dellafortrae, a 28-year-old isis veteran. he offers a rare insight into the mind much an unrepentant isis supporter. >> we are muslims who are dreaming of a caliphate. every muslim in the world, even if he has a beard from one meter to one millimeter, a muslim has to believe in a caliphate. >> reporter: that dream lead him to the civil war in syria and to isis. he says he never killed anyone there. let me ask you something. if you had been asked while you were

i mean, herbert hoover in our history for a long will time he did have government experience too. can trump convert his business powers into an effective governing strategy? >> i think -- i give him some credit or some of the jobs that come back. some are saying that's just talk. that's part of the process of being the leader is the talk is to say it and to try to get companies to please him by bringing jobs back. what i like is the whole china thing. i think he, he was wise enough to see, we've had ken, the largest transfer of wealth in world history outside of the middle east and that's in the wealth that is left of the united states gone to china. in 2015, the trade deficit was 360 billion but that doesn't begin to account year after year after year the money that we borrow from china to do things that we nt to do and paid off what they manipulate currency so th pay off debt with cheap dollars and trump is first guy to talk about it. and the last three presidencies clinton, bush, and obama the last three presidents have really greased the skids for china. there's no way under n

that, as herbert hoover once said of all people, ¡prosperity is right around the corner.' >> branghamley says that optimism stems from ford's recent decision to reinvest more than a billion dollars into three michigan plants. president trump applauded the announcement on twitter earlier this week, saying car company jobs are coming back to the u.s. however, ford said much of the plan had been in the works long before the election. back in allen park, randall shelton wants the president to refocus on cracking down on illegal immigration and to start acting a little more presidential. >> up and-- you're supposed to be the president of the united states. act like the president of the united states. don't act like some bragger, spoiled little rich kid, which you are, and start doing what you're supposed to be doing. >> brangham: shelton says, in the end, he's still glad he voted for the president and hopes he'll start turning things around in the weeks and months ahead. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in detroit. >> woodruff: that brings us to the analysis of shields and brooks

herbert hoover, he was a business example. he had some government example two. can trump convert his business proud us into effective governing strategy? >> i would give him some credit for some of the jobs out of come back. someone say that is just talk. that is part of the process of being the leader, the talk. to say it and to try to get companies to please him by bringing jobs back. what i like is the whole china thing. i think it was wise enough to see that we have had the largest transfer of wealth in world history outside of the middle east. that is the wealth that has left the united states and gone to china. in 2015, the trade deficit was $367 billion. that does not begin to account year, after year, after year, the money that we borrowed from china to do the things that we want to do. it is paid off with the manipulated currency. you pay off the debts with cheap dollars and trump is the first guy to talk about it. the last three presidency, clinton, bush, and obama, the last three presidencies have greased the skids for china. there is no way under nor

thereal 1960 one encyclopaedia britannica film, the ordeals of woodrow wilson with former president herbert hoover. >> even though a great to the 14 parts, these delegates were too determined not to let idealism stand in their way. one that conflicted with their own desires. >> pharrell complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. next in discussion about the impact of trade deficits on the u.s. economy hosted by washington international trade association. this is about an hour and a half. >> good morning, thank you for joining us. my name is kenneth levinsohn, i and the executive rector of the washington trade association. we are delighted so many of you braved the elements to be her today. but come also to our friends watching on c-span. today's events follows a series we have had on the current trade agenda. we addressed the border withtment tax and trade china and the trade law toolbox. all of those -- all of those are available on our website, americastradepolicy.com. all of our content as well, where we are looking at the future of trade anwill be hosting a series of events looki

gone to leadership since my freshmen year and one of the best decisions of my lift i went to herbert hoover he came to leadership g i don't know anything about leadership into in my freshmen year but before politically to all the schools would have been my top choice none came to leadership from hover i gained a family in leadership that's made me the best person this family helped me to complete over waterfall hours of the community service and frenchie was named to the baseball team my leadership family has taught me friendship and critical thinking and social responsibility preebs and the power of families all those things are beyond a test score he platoon to be part of congratulating class of 2019 thank you for listening phil grirthd. >> (clapping.) >> my name is michael fox as you can see why i'm proud of leadership i helped to foster the growth of my son and following mr. mohammed i know a story that hudson tome he was a young student and struggled throughout the math and x secondly, at leadership he said that mr. mohammed is a very good teacher in math colleagues, any questions or c

perhaps you have to go back to herbert hoover. but he's known president trump for 25 years.s with him. he was extremely helpful to president trump during the whole atlantic city situation. so he is someone who will punch above the weight of the commerce department. that's something interesting to watch. i think that's great for all of us because he's someone who brings a tremendous amount of wisdom to the party. >> carlos, i've been reading with respect to the border adjustments a peck of the tax reform that you have a different view in terms of its effectiveness. what is your view on the border tax? >> you know, my concern is that the border tax become an instrument to offset all the spending in the budget. so we need to come up with money. defense is going up 58 billion. we want to cut taxes. we want to spend a trillion dollars on infrastructure. we're not going to touch medicare or social security. that's a lot of spending. and you have to find a way of offsetting it. i worry that if we look at the border tax as a tactical way of offsetting our expenses, our spending, the

gone to leadership since my freshmen year and one of the best decisions of my lift i went to herbert hoover he came to leadership g i don't know anything about leadership into in my freshmen year but before politically to all the schools would have been my top choice none came to leadership from hover i gained a family in leadership that's made me the best person this family helped me to complete over waterfall hours of the community service and frenchie was named to the baseball team my leadership family has taught me friendship and critical thinking and social responsibility preebs and the power of families all those things are beyond a test score he platoon to be part of congratulating class of 2019 thank you for listening phil grirthd. >> (clapping.) >> my name is michael fox as you can see why i'm proud of leadership i helped to foster the growth of my son and following mr. mohammed i know a story that hudson tome he was a young student and struggled throughout the math and x secondly, at leadership he said that mr. mohammed is a very good teacher in math colleagues, any questions or c