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. >> and we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. was soon that the story important and recent he wanted it public is because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history, and a part of american history that is never taught in schools. he wanted people to get a realistic count of the survival of the lynching to see what the dynamics of a lynching was. watch c-span cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin this saturday at 530 erased or nazis into's -- -- 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two's book tv. watch as we explore the american story. videos week, our online library marks a milestone, a quarte

announcer: we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a and attempted lynching. >> the reason the story was so important and we wondered for published was because he realized that lynching was an important part of american history that is never taught in people too he wanted be a lot of get an eyewitness account of the survival of a lynching to see exactly what the dynamics of a lynching work. watch their saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on he spent three. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. next, the senate banking committee holds a oversight hearing with financial regulators. they were asked about the potential risk to the financial sector. this is just under two hours. >> the committee will come to order. today will will.

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the last human to reach these depth was titanic director james cameron in 2012.quity investor beat cameron's dive by 66 feet. >> it was a great journey. saw some really interesting things on the bottom. >> his historic dive was record for deep planet, a series that will air on the discovery channel later this year. >> that was john dickerson reporting. coming up on this morning's round, how age can affect seasonal allergies and tips to cope with the symptoms. i think i need some tips. i'm ann marie green. this is the cbs morning news. as caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. live claritin clear. for one week only, save up to $18 on select claritin products. check this sunday's newspaper for details. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. georgand a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entr

james cameron's "avatar" at number one. so "avengers: endgame" is not that far off.h. >> says a lot about his work. >> classy move by him to salute them. >>> finally, ed sheeran and justin bieber, they are back. they've been teasing their new music. now it's finally here. the new song "i don't care" dropped overnight. the biebs tweeting, it's out. i don't care. maybe we do. take a listen. ♪ because i don't care when i'm with my baby yeah ♪ ♪ all the bad things disappear ♪ and you making me feel that maybe i am somebody ♪ ♪ i can deal with the bad nights when i'm with my baby yeah ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh >> yeah. you guys are feeling it. the single, sheeran's first new music in two years and bieber's first since his 2015 album "purpose." so we've needed this. >> love he went from "purpose" to "i don't care." >> three years. >> a lot can happen. >> thank you. >>> we move to our "gma" cover story. a look at the facebook feature secret crush and birthday stories that promise to help users find romance, enjoy their birthday but raise new privacy concerns. our tech guru becky wo

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james cameron was actually born , february 20 5, 1914 and his family moved around. barber and they made their way to indiana. he grew up as a child in indiana. as an adult he moved to milwaukee in 1962 and made it his home for the rest of his life. when he was growing up in indiana, indiana was a state that didn't have a significant number of african-american people and they didn't because in the 1850's they actually banned black people from living in indiana in the constitution. they didn't have a great many blacks in the state and the town he lived in was kind of a mixed town, a small industrial town, local factory, a lot of farmers, farmland around marion, indiana. it was a state that had very kind of mixed reviews of blacks because of racial dynamics in the state. in the 1920's and 1930's indiana had more ku klux klan members than any other state in the nation. it really made indiana a state that wasn't the most attractive for black people to live in. the events leading up to august 7, 1930 when the lynching took place, the day before, james jimmy, he was by out

. >> and we will visit america's black holocaust museum, to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason that the story was so important and the reason he wantsed it published is because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history, and part of american history that is never taught in school so he wanted people to be able to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching to see exactly what the dynamics of a lynching were. >> watch the cities tour of milwaukee wisconsin this saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's 2's become toofb and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> this is representative french hill, represent can of arkansas, serves on the financial services committee, and serves the second district for his state, good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> on the topic of trade, whose better positioned in the current back and forth of tariffs over china and the u.s.? >> well, i think america's better posit

. >> and we'll visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron. >> the reason that the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published is he realized that lynching was so much an important part of american history and part that is never taught in schools. he wanted people to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching to see what dynamics of the lynching were. sunday at 2:00 p.m. on c-span three. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> a live picture from capitol hill this morning where democrats will be holding a news conference shortly on the special council's investigation into russia. after that news conference, lawmakers will read the entire mueller report. it is expected to take 12 to 14 hours. we will have live coverage of all of this life here on c-span 3. >>> again, that news conference expected to take place in just a couple moments. while we wait a discussion from this morning's washington journal. >>> carl cannon joining us now to discuss the results of a new poll on america's health care system. 4%

reaching 11000 meters known as a rather on want to brazil or ark watchers and his legs are cousteau james cameron or steve's easy it's our old friend plastic gas from miami here is our team america is john hardy with a story. at the bottom of the pacific ocean lower than mt everest is tall explorer victor of a scovel and his 5 deeps expedition made the $35850.00 foot journey down into the deepest part of the mariana trench challenger deep he found what is believed to be several new marine species including a shrimp like amphipod never seen or documented before he also found something any person can find on the sidewalk or gutter trash biscoe the city spotted what appeared to be a candy wrapper and plastic bag garbage that apparently sunk 7 miles down settling on the silty bottom where no human had ben before and yet again highlighting the problem of pollution worldwide a recent united nations report shows that plastic pollution has increased tenfold since 1980 along with the 302400 1000000 tons of metals toxic sludge and other waste from industrial facilities dumped annually into the world's wate

promised to benefit the working and we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameronc is because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history and it are american his re-that is never taught in toool, so he wanted people get an eyewitness account of a survival of a lynching to see exactly what the dynamic of a lynching exactly was. >> what c-span cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin today at five p.m. eastern on c-span & 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, historian david mccullough discusses his book "the pioneers: the ar heroic story of the settlers who broke the american story to the wild, wild west." david: to me, it is like a detective case. that is the adventure. i try to look at it with a fresh eye, and i have never not found somebody who had either been ignored or had not known about the discoveries yet. in this book of the pioneers who established the first settlement in the territory is all material that nobody knows much of any

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the last human to reach these depths was "titanic" director james cameron in 2012., a >>> doris day died today at her home in california. she was 97. "cbs sunday morning's" lee cowan looks back. >> oh, rex. >> reporter: doris day didn't just light up the screen, she made you feel like you could be right up there with her. >> you have a beautiful back. >> my mother always made me sit up straight. >> reporter: they called her the girl next door and america's sweetheart, but, of course, that was just the half of it. born doris marryian capellhoff, she had a voice as golden as her hair ♪ going to take a sentimental journey ♪ >> reporter: she made some 600 recordings, many before she was even in the movies. there she proved she could match wits with the best of them. >> no alcoholic beverage. no drug known to science. no torture yet devised could induce me to stay married to you. >> reporter: she was as confident as she was charming and pretty sexy, too. >> you'll find most people are willing to meet you halfway. >> reporter: this may be the most famous bubble bath never

. >> james cameron, best known for terminator, titanic and avatar slooking to open a vegan school here in the bay area. he along with his wife and wife's sister started add vegan school in calabassas. >> fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with allegations of insider trading with cebook executives. how facebook is responding. >> plus, free lunch me performances tl talent. the series that kicked off today sponsored by fantastic nagreto. >>> see why one player recalled michael jordan saying "shut up and play.." >>> now to our top stories and a new theory suggesting the ghost ship fire was deliberately set. the attorney say witnesses described what could be molotov cocktails being tossed inside the warehouse. the two defendants each face 36 counts of manslaughter. >> a family of a man killed in a car crash on highway 101 last year filed a wrongful death lawsuit against tesla. it says errors by the system caused the crash that killed 38- year-old walter huang. his model x slam into a barry o're at 07 miles per hour. >> walnut creek police say they've made six arrest using a bait method. you're watc

>> the king of the world, james cameron hit titanic that earned 2.1 billion.est grossing film in history. guess what it is. >> i have read a lot about this. avatar took 5,000 days to reach that level. it appears end game will reach that level in three or

. >> and we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, the survivor ofan attempted lynching. story -- his he is story was so important in the reason he wanted it published his because he realized lynching was an important part of american history that was never taught in school. he wanted people to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching, to see with the dynamics of a lynching were. >> watch c-span's cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin. sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv, on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. 2020 democratic presidential candidate and south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg spoke to voters at the city club of chicago. climatee spoke about change and economic policies, and also on alabama's abortion law. mr. buttigieg: if you can hold your tabletalk for a few moments, we are going to begin our program. i would like to ask our , to come up doherty to the dais and introduce candidate for president of the united states, mayor of south bend, mayor pete.

laughter ) this puts "endgame's" record within spitting distance of the all-time record holder, james cameron'ser, "avatar." but i'm sure "avatar's" sequels will blow the "avengers" out of the water, as soon as they bring back all our favorite characters, like, uh... chester. ( laughter ) and who can forget -- the -- the bad guy. ( laughter ) so good. meanwhile, according to researchers at oxford, "on facebook, the dead will eventually outnumber the living." but they're still going to invite you to their improv show. ( laughter ) click maybe. ( laughter ) meanwhile, this week is the vatican's 14th annual exorcist conference! the latest in their "increasingly popular annual exorcism conventions." yes, folks, it's time for 2019 ex-fest! ( laughter ) where you can meet exorcism superstars like cardinal ernest simoni, who has said he "performs four or five exorcisms by phone every single day from his native albania." ( laughter ) by phone? don't put in too much effort cardinal. if you really crank through some demons, just do a text-orcism. ( laughter ) that's devil emoji, middle finger emoji. ( la

. >>> james cameron is known for films such as titanic and avatar him up at the chronicle is reporting that the film director along with his wife and wife's sister are considering opening a vegan grade school in san francisco or berkeley. the first school will serve vegan lunches from its solar powered kitchen, has a school garden, and the building does not contain any plastics. >>> instagram is bringing the story of a 13-year-old holocaust survivor to life for social media, the story is put together using excerpts from her diary, and it was with the help of actors and reconstructed photographs. they want to educate a new generation while remembering the 6 million jewish people killed during the war. the story begins streaming today. >>> coming up, bart police on the lookout for criminal activity, but who is watching them? the departments independent police honorary is talking to us about what the agency is doing and what other police agencies should consider. >>> if you are going to disneyland this summer, you should know about new rules that started today, plus how to get in line for

james cameron and avatar. he's a genius, but man, what's behind all the delays? to see titanic. >> i saw it friday night and then again saturday morning, i loved it so much. there's a new report showing that president trump is getting strong financial support from women across the nation. the stats that could have democrats shaking in their boots. he's a jack-of-all-trades, we showed you a video of a cincinnati reds player as bee keeper yesterday. wait until you see what he's up to now. cheryl: the guy's yeah you. >> i. laurencrazy.lauren: he kind of. ♪ don't see no lights a-flashing. ♪ plays by sense of smell. ♪ always gets the replay. ♪ never see him fall. ♪ never see him fall. ♪ that deaf, dumb and blind kid sure plays a mean pinball.l in . because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. cheryl: president trump getting more campaign donations than any 2020 democratic candidate in the first quarter, from women. joining me now to break it down is daily caller white house correspondent, amber athey. you wrote an article about this e

announcer: and we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron,. >> varies on the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published was because he realized that lynching was an important part of american history, a part of american history that is never taught in schools. he won if it were to get an eyewitness account of the survivor of a lynching to see what the dynamics of a lynching were. announcer: watch c-span's series tour best cities tour of milwaukee, was can seen on sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history to be on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. ♪ this week, our online video library marks a milestone, a quarter million hours of content. all c-span programs since 1987 are available in our online library, and you can view them all for free at the span.org. montana governor steve bullock has entered the race for the democratic presidential with a campaign announcement at helena high school in helena, montana. he is the 22nd of to enter the race. after his announcement, he talks to reporters. this

people made it in 1960, hollywood directorjames two people made it in 1960, hollywood director james cameron on this expedition. they have spent more time down there, more people, and so it is telling us more about these most extreme reaches of our ocean planet —— planet. they have encountered some animals down there that might turn out to be new species, once they have been analysed and that has been checked. they might have insight into how they live under the high—pressure, potentially for some medical treatments for human diseases. we also know that human impact has reached they are. they saw rubbish, and we know that micro—plastics have also reached down there and animals are swallowing them, so the builder to research what an pact that is happening. also more about how the world works, where this change is as where two huge plates of the earth's trust are colliding. it is part of the process that shaped our world. can be talk about the pollution? to what extent were you surprised by what extent were you surprised by what they found ? what extent were you surprised by what they found? w

and we will visit the black holocaust to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason the story was so in orton and he wanted -- so important was he realized that lynching was such part of american history that is never taught. he wanted people to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching to see what the dynamics of a lynching were very -- were. >> watch today at 5:00 eastern he spent tv and sunday at 2 p.m. -- 2:00 a.m. on history tv on c-span3 working with our cable affiliates explore the story. >> president nixon ordered the end of u.s. draft in 19 the one, but it did not officially end until 1973. next, military historians us the transition into an all volunteer or's and the question -- force and the question residents reason for ending the draft and whether it is better for wartime morale and this is part of an all-day conference hosted by the center for military, war, and society studies at the university of kansas. about an hour. ,> this is the final before the keynote address.

to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason that the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published is because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history and a part of american history that is never taught in school. so he wanted people to be able to get an eye-witness account of a survivor of a lynching to see exactly what the dynamics of a lynching were. >> what c-span's cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin, this saturday at 5

announcer: and we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. thehe reason he wanted story published is because he realized lynching was such an important part of american history and one that is never taught in schools. he wanted people to be able to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching to see what the dynamics of the lynching were. announcer: watch the cities tour of milwaukee this saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. announcer: this week our online video library marks one quarter one million hours of content, a milestone. in thetent is available online library and you can view it for free at c-span.org. governor: montana steve bullock has entered the race for the democratic presidential nomination with a campaign announcement and helena montana. he is the 22nd democrat to enter the race. after his announcement, he spoke with reporters. this is half an hour.

announcer: we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason that the store was so important -- story was so important and that he wanted it published is because he realized lynching was such an important part of american history never taught in school. he wanted people to get an eyewitness account of a survivor to see exactly what the dimon them -- dynamics of a lynching were. announcer: watch the city -- tour on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates war, ay on the civil professor talks about the way western theater tactics and ideologies such as guerrilla fighting influenced other civil war theaters. here is a preview. >> many of the leading commanders were from the western border region. this region provided the political foundation and violent dress rehearsal for the war itself and the conflict known as bleeding kansas. once the war began, several states served as a proving ground for what much of the conflict would come. mainly, one that's a debilitating guerrilla warfare, increasingly played -- pl

. >> and we will visit america's black holocaust museum, to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason that the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published was because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history, and a part of american history that is never taught in schools so he wanted people to be able to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching to see exactly what the dynamics of a lynching were. >> watch c-span cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin, this saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span 2's book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m., on american history tv, on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the

disney announced pushing the film for at least a year, 2021, this is the fourth delay for the james cameront record to be broken, avengers end game is on pace to top 3 billion, that would be the first for any film ever, disney announcing they will produce 3 more star wars films to hit theaters in 2022 to 2026, with avatar, i have to say how long does it take james cameron to make a good, they are good but lord. maria: major breakthrough to tell you about, novartis with drug for children, but the price your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. i'm workin♪ to keep the fire going for another 150 years. for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to make connections of a different kind. at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him to put others first. about helpin

. >> we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attemptedynching. the story was so important and why he wanted it published was he realized lynching was a very important part of american history. a part of american history that is never taught in school. he wanted people to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching to see what the dynamics were. >> watch c-span's cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin, this saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two's book tv, and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >> this week, our online video library marks a milestone. quarter million hours of content. all c-span programs since 1987 are available on our online library. you can view them all for free at c-span.org. in a 236-173 vote, the house banning lgbtqill discrimination. every democrat and eight republicans voted for the bill, which amends the 1964 civil rights act banning discrimination in employment, us

to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason that the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published is because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history and a part of american history that is never taught in school. so he wanted people to be able to get an eye-witness account of a survivor of a lynching to see exactly what the dynamics of a lynching were. >> what c-span's cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin, this saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2's book tv and sunday on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >> next, a discussion about litigation against drug manufacturers in response to the opioid epidemic. among the speakers, oklahoma attorney general mike hunter, who talks about the lawsuit his state had against the pharmaceutical company, purdue pharma. from a bipartisan policy center, this is an hour and a half. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the bipartisan policy center and thank you for coming out on this rainy morning. i

. >> and we will visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a survivor of anttempted lynching. >> the reason the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published was because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history and a part of american history that is never taught in schools. he wanted people to be able to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of lynching, to see exactly what the dynamics of a lynching were. >> watch c-span's cities tour of c-span2e, wisconsin on 's "booktv." working with our cable affiliate as we explore the american story. >> this week, our online video library marks a milestone, 250,000 hours of content. since 1987programs are available in our online library and you can view them all for free at c-span.org. >> senator and presidential candidate elizabeth warren made a campaign stop in fairfax, virginia, on the campus of george mason university where she talked about her new ofposal to limit the ability private defense contractors to hire pentagon employees. this is an hour.

it breaks the 21-year record held by james cameron' cameron's "titanic," and it makes "endgame," theould top their record of $2.78 billion. it took "aftvatar" 47 days to reach the $2 billion mark. not "endgame." it did it in less than two weeks. so here we go on that. did everybody see it? [ cheers and applause ] of course you did. somebody saw it. congratulations to the marvel world. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, you know, robin, what tonight is. >> this is great being this close to you. >> so anyway, tonight is the super bowl of fashion, it kicks off for many of the stars attending in just a few hours. we're talking, of course, about the met gala. [ applause ] the one and only taking place tonight here in new york city. the ultimate fashion event. stars teaming up with top designers to create showstopping looks. you guys remember last year, rihanna. there she is. that was the religion-themed gala. she was wearing a papal look., ay the top. anna wintour is hosting, of course, joining her this year as co-host serena williams, harry styles. >> nice? >> and lady gaga. three very

. >> we will visit the black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted >> the reason the story was so important and he wanted it publishes because he knew this was an important part of american history. apart that was never told in school. he wanted people to get an eyewitness account of a survivor's lynching to see what the dynamics of the lynching were. >> watch c-span city tour this saturday at 5 pm eastern on c- span two. you can also watch it sunday at 2 pm on american history tv. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> now a hearing on executive privilege and the role that congressional oversight plays when conducting investigations into the white house. the house judiciary committee l this hearing and it is two hours and 45 minutes. >>> the committee will come to order. without objection the chair is required to declare recess at any time. we welcome everyone to today's hearing. i will now recognize myself in an opening statement. times for more than 200 years, congress has exercised its power under article 1 to con

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. >> and we'll visit america's black holocaust museum to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published was because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history and that part of american history never taught in schools. he wanted people to be able to get an eye witness account much of an survivor of a lynching to see what the dynamics of a lynching were. >> watch cspan city tour of milwaukee, wisconsin. this saturday. and sunday at 2 378 on american history tv on cspan3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> yesterday montana governor steve bull okay announced his candidacy for president. after announcing at his former high school he answered a few questions from reporters. >> welcome to advanced biology. >> were you good at advanced biology? >> you know, as i said that i was sort of a b student, b, b plus student all the way through. it's probably about -- probably not as well

cheryl: avengers passing 2 billion-dollar mark, that tops titanic, another james cameron movie, moreo reach 2 billion, movie took in 146 million just in the u.s., second place with $11 million, maria. those are headlines. maria: thank you so much, cheryl, we have market reacting to what's going on in washington with the president's tweets threatening more tariffs, we are looking at that this morning, spotify, new technology, market down 488 points on the dow, spotify is using your voice to make money, we have those details when we come back, the stock down as well, more of today's selloff when we come back. ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the mom

. >> and we will visit america's black holocaust museum, to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempted lynching. >> the reason that the story was so important and the reason he wanted it published was because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history, and a part of american history that is never taught in schools so he wanted people to be able to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of a lynching to see exactly what the dynamics of a lynching were. >> watch c-span cities tour of milwaukee, wisconsin, this saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span 2's book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m., on american history tv, on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> the house science space and technology committee held a hearing on the event horizon telescope. which captured the very first image of a black hole. committee members asked about the significance of the discovery. possible impacts on science and future plans for the telescope. >> good morning. this hearing will come to order. and without objection, the c

we will visit america's black holocaust museum, to learn about james cameron, a survivor of an attempteding. >> the reason that this was so important was because he realized that lynching was such an important part of american history, and a part of american history that was never taught in schools. he wanted people to get an eyewitness account of a survivor of lynching, to see what the dynamics of the lynching and what they were. tour of c-span's cities milwaukee, wisconsin. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. washington journal continues. tom coburn, former senator, we continue our conversation, last month, your former colleague, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said that when it comes to health care, the gop message today is preserve what works and fix what doesn't. start with that first part. what works right now in the health care system in this country? guest: most of the time it's very high-quality, exceptionally too high of cost. problems not really a but what we do not have is a control on costs, and when you have the cost like we have, when