all of palma back in 1986 but they said they are now closing this case and since the suspect steve inskeep drawn died 20 years ago it was gunned down as he left a stockholm movie theater with his wife. mourners have been paying their final respects to boone president here. the government says that he died of a heart attack. said to step down in august after 15 years in power 15 years marked by repression and political. the german government is investigating 9000000000 euros to become the number one in green technology that's according to a new strategy paper from the government ministers are betting that this renewable energy source can reduce carbon emissions and boost the country's economy. it's a huge commitment in germany's efforts to become a clean energy economy by seeking to lead the world in hydrogen energy generation in this environment even in cream or should we rather take energy system transformation and climate protection to a new qualitative level and we can do this by using hydrogen or more precisely green hydrogen in energy production and energy has very limited. hydrogen i

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. ♪ susan: steve inskeep, your book is titled, "imperfect union: how john and jesse fremont helped cause did you believe the story of a 19th-century power couple would have resonance today? steve: there are so many ways it did.

zachary's inskeep coming to you from capitol hill seattle thank you for listening. present trauma's made his feelings clear about the handling of the seattle autonomous zone laying the blame squarely local leaders. of a governor that doesn't do a damn thing about it and you have a mayor that doesn't know she's alive she's talking about it's going to be a love fest this summer you know if they don't do the job i'll do the job and i've already spoken to the attorney general about it but if they don't do the job we will do that. about 10 different things either any one of which will solve the problem quickly or change this to this video has been circulating online showing a protest to repair at least handing out assault rifles to minors despite being very much against the law in washington state so if a reporter joy spoke to me earlier he says that from what he's seen so far the protests though are mostly peaceful. but largely quiet what you see looks pretty quiet around you're getting somebody filming you over your shoulder and i know you see any trouble. so i think w

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joining us now to discuss the latest on the mysterious death of 29 year old black woman regis kurtz inskeep after trying to police were called to her home is r t correspondent in toronto alex mahela bitch thank you for joining us alex. thanks for having me so alex please explain to our viewers what we know so far about the events leading up to this woman's death why were police called to her home and what were the and what are they saying took place that led to her to her death her fall . well what we're still waiting to hear from the toronto police services special investigations unit they usually look into cases like this where there's some discrepancy of what exactly went down but let me tell you something there's been a media leak from the toronto sun and this is basically the story that they are saying what they're saying happened here so ms pac has had some mental issues in the past her mother called the police to come because of a domestic dispute when the police arrived what they did at that point is actually separate the mother and brother from this pack kept herself asked to go in

. >> steve inskeep on his book imperfect union, how john fremont helped cause the civil war.t :00 eastern on q&a. &a/8:00 eastern on q >> federal communications commission or michael o'rielly. >> i think the difficult circumstances from the covid-19 pandemic, the communications network as a whole seems to be holding quite well. i don't promise anything or congratulate anybody to early so we will have to see if things hold but i am pressed -- i am impressed where things are now. in terms of the connectivity and the work from home issues, certainly conference is being done through this medium is more .ikely to increase over time i would not say it is the new normal but it is a lot more this way then returning to the old style. night on 1: monday "the communicators" on c-span 2. c-span's local content vehicles made a stop in fort worth, texas to feature the literary life of the community. here is a portion of our interview with stephen woodworth, author of "this great struggle." he shares his thoughts about confederate statues. >> the fact we are sitting in front of a civil war

. ♪ susan: steve inskeep, your book -- your third book is titled, "imperfect union: how john and jesseremont helped cause the civil war. invented celebrity and helped cause the civil war. why did you believe the story of a 19th-century power couple would have resonance today? steve: there are so many ways it did. the first i guess is a little disturbing that it is a story leading up to the civil war when the nation was very clearly divided into two political camps. we live in a politically divided time, although i don't want to imply we are headed for civil war. i don't know what we are headed toward, but there is resonance in the way we have red and blue states today. there were northern and southern states then that were fundamentally divided over this giant issue of slavery. there are other things. the 1840's and 1850's was a time of enormous technological and economic change. particularly in the news media, the development of the telegraph came in 1834. within a few years of the invention of the telegraph, cities east of the mississippi were connected and there was national convers

announcer 1: steve inskeep on his book in perfect union -- imperfect union. sunday night 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> in his first commencement address at the united states military academy, president trump called the west point graduating class the bravest of the brave. more than 1000 cadets received their commission as second lieutenants in the u.s. army. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, general. hello, cadets. on behalf of our entire nation, let me say congratulations to the incredible west point class of 2020. congratulations. everyone, have a good time, enjoy yourselves because we are here to celebrate your achievements, and great achievements they

book,phen inskeep on his how jesse and john fremont mapped the west, invented celebrity, and help caused civil war. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and da. "washington journal" continues. host: on the issue of your top public policy issue, you can also text us at (202) 748-8003. post on twitter as well. this coming in from the labor department. 1.5 4 million americans filed for unemployment benefits in the week ending june the sixth. below economist expectations for 1.55 million american file claims. decelerated for the 10 consecutive weeks. 1.89 7 million -- 1.897 million. when it comes to the topic of protests and events you can see across the nation, another one planned for washington, d.c. the washington post saying the family of george floyd was killed in the custody of minneapolis police rest light -- police last night. the application describes plans for 1000 buses, a line of jumbotron's, and a mass procession from the lincoln memorial, martin luther king memorial, submitted on friday, the day after out sharpton announced plans for the march. we hear from mike first on

. >> npr morning edition host steve inskeep on his book, and perfect union, how jesse ended john fremontnd vance the west -- advance the west, invented celebrity and helped cause the civil war, tonight on c-span's q and a. >> today on the sunday news programs, many questions focused on the recent protests against police violence and legislative proposals being worked on by both parties. here's a look at what lawmakers had to say. of your talk about some reforms, some of the message -- the measures you call for in your legislation. a ban on chokeholds. lifting qualified immunity to make it easier for people to sue police. in the abstract on a piece of paper they may sound legitimate but as you saw in the situation in atlanta, where i agree, it was a and it could not have been more nonviolent a man falling asleep in the drive-through lane at a wendy's, but it did escalate. you worry about tying the hands of police who get into realistic situations in the street, or things spin out of control? >> no i do not and let me explain why. there are a lot of parts to the bill. one significant part

. >> steve in kids -- steve inskeep on his book in perfect union tonightfect at 8:00 eastern on c-span's>> on monday, the house intelligence committee holds their hearing on the impact of the coronavirus in sub-saharan africa >> the impact of the coronavirus on, social and racial tensions the prospects for a vaccine, stay reopening's, and congressional efforts to reform law enforcement. steve: welcome to today's bob schieffer series, conversation on covid-19 societal instability, where are we heading. i want to offer special thanks to the foundation that supports this series, as well as the schieffer school of communications at tcu. several staff here at csis have worked hard to pull this together. emma, among the foremost of the staff, made this possible. we also have travis hopkins, clifford joh

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. >> npr morning edition host steve inskeep on his book, and perfect union, how jesse ended john fremont and vance the west -- advance the west, invented celebrity and helped cause the civil war, tonight on c-span's q and a. >> today on the sunday news programs, many questions focused on the recent protests against police violence and legislative proposals being worked on by both parties. here's a look at what lawmakers had to say. of your talk about some reforms, some of the message -- the measures you call for in your legislation. a ban on chokeholds. lifting qualified immunity to make it easier for people to sue police. in the abstract on a piece of paper they may sound legitimate but as you saw in the situation in atlanta, where i agree, it was a and it could not have been more nonviolent a man falling asleep in the drive-through lane at a wendy's, but it did escalate. you worry about tying the hands of police who get into realistic situations in the street, or things spin out of control? >> no i do not and let me explain why. there are a lot of parts to the bill. one significant par

. ♪ susan: steve inskeep, your book -- your third book is titled, "imperfect union: how john and jesseelped cause the civil war. invented celebrity and helped cause the civil war. why did you believe the story of a 19th-century power couple would have resonance today? steve: there are so many ways it did.