one of cinema's all time greats is gone james bone star sean connery has died at the age of 90. go to. request that. took. a shot to stardom and the very 1st james bone film duff to know in 1962 and went on to dominate the silver screen for 4 decades the veteran scot won many accolades throughout his long career including an academy award and 3 golden globes. we saw only missed you're watching news up next a doc film with a look into a multi-billion euro tax scandal we've got more on any of our stories you can find out on d.v.d. dot com as we get to follow us on social at the state of the news i'm rebecca thanks for watching. this presidential election is a crucial why not just for the united states who's leading the race in america's food lines because it will be right here for you and both tell you everything you need to know as america decides we'll bring you the numbers issues the background join us for special live coverage from berlin the u.s. election november 4th on digital age.

leave our bones rotting on the shore before the winter is over, i say we better dwell together in unity. >> we whose names are under ridden, the loyal subjects of our southern lord king jamesving undertaken a voyage to plant a colony in the new world do solemnly combine ourselves together into a civil bodied politic for our better ordering and preservation. and by virtue, to enact such just and equal laws as shall be thought most meet and convenient for the general good of the colony. is this agreed by all present? >> i agree. >> i agree. >> what can i say of the painful labors of those first terrible months, to gain a foothold, however precarious in that treacherous land. to find a site for our colony. to fashion simple rude shelters and how to describe that cruel first winter when we were plunged into that wilderness all unknowing and ignorant, as savages, we saw fuel, and except for the first skirmish, in which our captain acquitted himself bravely, we suffered not from that source, but from another source, we suffered most grievously. [ coughing ] >> william, william, where are you? >> here at your side, my dear. >> william, we should not have come. we should not have

james the big bindon our goal is a former deputy u.s. ambassador to east germany is now professor of international security of the university of bone welcome to you how will joe biden presidency change relations between washington and belin. well certainly a commitment to the european relationship will be the 1st part of the statement by chance america is really on that joe biden shares his whole life has been on on the german and european relationship thing the tone will be different but there be a lot of other changes that will not happen the people or maybe even expecting. for instance. well certainly you have to look at what you just heard from republicans that there are 70000000 americans who voted for trump and trump will remain a force in american politics the question really is on what basis the basis is 1st of all they're not all racist and and people that are white supremacist they're really people who are been left behind they've been left behind by globalization 'd they've been left behind by the financial crisis and trade agreements so they have real grievances that will sustain what they're doing that is actually the challeng

to leave our bones rotting on this ashore before the winter is over, i say we better dwell together in unity. >> we whose names are underwritten, allow updates to our sovereign lord king jamesd to solemnly bind ourselves together into a civil body politic for our ordering and preservation. to enact such just and equal laws as shall be thought most mete and convenient for the colonies. by all pleasant -- >> i agree. >> you can watch more about how schoolchildren learned about the pilgrims in the 20th century at 4:00 p.m. eastern casesh corona virus increasing across the country, use a website to follow the trends, check the spread, and watch updates on demand anytime c-span.org/coronavirus. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. up next, a visit to the national building museum to learn about the exhibit "architecture of an asylum, st. elizabeth's, 1852 to 2017." known as the government hospital for the insane when it opened in 1852, it was built with a view of washington, d.c. at its peak in 1960, st. elizabeth's had almost 8,000 patients and covered 300 acres. it is still open today. in this hour-long program, curator h