so james harris now lost his grandfather, his wife's mother and his niece. and by this time the extreme heat of summer had given way to an unseasonably cold winter, and he further wrote, on december 26, he descended attachment south of mississippi stopped by floating ice. mr. hill's brand attachment stopped by the same means at the ohio river. december 27th, we proceeded with the detachment, about six miles where we camped for a week. here the snow increased to three or four inches and the weather was excessively cold. lucy butler, that i mentioned earlier, a letter written december 20th states, my husband has preached among the cherokees and tended on them as physician since they were first taken. last summer by their request he was appointed a physician by general scott in a camp about eight miles from our station. and after arrangements were made for the cherokee to remove themselves, he was appointed by mr. ross to serve as physician and accompany them on the way west. the last letter i have was from jonesburg, illinois, on the 19th of november, about 20

so james harris now lost his wife's mother his niece and his father. by this time, the extreme heat of summer had given away to a cold winter. and they wrote the reverend road again. on december 26. they were stopped by floating ice. and they were stopped at the ohio river. december 27th, we proceeded with the detachment, about six miles where we camped for the week. here the snow increase to three or four inches, and the weather was excessively cold. lucy butler, in the same letter that i mentioned earlier, written on december 20th states, my husband is -- among the cherokee, and attended as a physician since they first were together. last summer by their request, he was appointed a physician by general scott in a camp about eight miles from our station. after arrangements were made for the cherokee is to remove themselves, he was asked to serve as a physician on their way to the west. the last letter i had from him, which was from illinois, which was the 19th of november. about 20 miles inside of the mississippi. they did not accomplish quite half of

next on american history tv, historian scott harris talks about james monroe's life. we are about fifth presidents revolutionary war service, his work as a lawyer, his path to the presidency and the that carries his name. mr. harris is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library. the most be heritage area association hosted this 45 minute event, which was part of a symposium called james monroe, presidential inauguration. bicentennial commemoration and reflection. >> our first speaker that were privileged and honor to have your today as scott harris, who is the director of the james monroe museum and memorial

i think it was a grossly irresponsible message for lebron james to send out. >> harris: brian, in allfor sports and being involved, i'm curious to know your take on how this affects other athletes. to have lebron james come out and delete a tweet. what does that mean. why isn't the commissioner saying anything. if the fact is interpreted as violent and not helpful. lebron james runs the league. he's more powerful the commissioner. to do whatever they want to do, that's how much power he has. i did a show with jim brown who in the 1960s, will chamberlain, muhammad ali, so many others and when athletes stood up and said enough, so i know he wanted michael jordan to stand up and speak out for the longest time and he says i'm not going to do that. i think people are saying, i think athletes think he should speak up, but take a breath, because if you go on twitter and threaten someone, i thought you get banned? i'm still waiting to read that hunter biden story. he came down and said, it does not do anyone good, my anger is still here for what happens. i have my sympathy for that girl and h

next on american history tv, historian scott harris talks about james monroe's life. we are about fifth presidents revolutionary war service, his work as a lawyer, his path to the presidency and the that carries his name. mr. harris is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library. the most be heritage area association hosted this 45 minute event, which was part of a symposium called james monroe, presidential inauguration. bicentennial commemoration and reflection. >> our first speaker that were privileged and honor to have your today as scott harris, who is the director of the james monroe museum and memorial library and has been such since july 27th -- 2011. this museum is operated by the university of mary washington and fredericksburg and it is the largest repository in the country for artifacts and documents related to the fifth president of the united states. previously, scott was the director of the newmarket battlefield state historical park, owned by fiemme i. and he was the previous to that, director of historic resources for the city of manassas.

. >>> next on american history tv, historian scott harris talks about james monroe's life. we hear about the fifth president's revolutionary war service, his path to the presidency and the monroe doctrine that carries his name. mr. harris is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library. the mosby heritage association hosted this 45-minute event in leesburg, virginia, which was part of a symposium called james monroe presidential inauguration, a bicentennial commemoration and reflection. >> our first speaker we're honored and privileged to have is scott harris, who is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library and has been as such since july of 2011. this museum is operated by the university of mary washington in fredericksburg and it's the largest repository in the country for artifacts and documents related to the fifth president of the united states. previously scott was the director of the new market battlefield state historical park owned by vmi. and previous to that director of historic resources for the city of manassas. he received his ba wit

senator kennedy, your reaction. >> harris: well, first i think mr. james did the right thing by pulling down the tweet. look, harris, i admire his passion. he is clearly a leader for many americans for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is his extraordinary physical skills. i think sometimes mr. james has more zeal than wisdom. he doesn't wait on the facts. i mean, he can go from zero to screw everyone pretty fast and i wish i was as sure of anything as mr. james sometimes seems to be sure of everything. i don't want to be overly critical but on a situation like this, you have to get the facts. what happened in columbus was horrible. a cop had to choose between two lives in a split second. and i know some have said president biden when he was running said well, the cop ought to shoot the gun and the knife out of their hands. this isn't silverado or dead wood. this isn't the movies. cops sometimes have to make quick decisions and we have to wait for the facts and investigation. >> harris: you say the investigation. lebron james is coming under hea

. >>> next on american history tv, historian scott harris talks about james monroe's life. we hear about the fifth president's revolutionary war service, his work as a lawyer, his path to the presidency and the monroe doctrine that carries his name. mr. harris is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library. the mosby heritage area association hosted this 45-minute event in leesburg, virginia which was part of a symposium called "james monroe's life & legacy, a resurrection." >> a person we are privileged to have here today is scott harris, director of the memorial library andly he has been so since 2011. this museum is operated by mary washington in fredricksburg and it is the largest repository in the country for documents related to the fifth president of the united states. previously scott was the director of the new market battleship state park owned by vmi, and previous to that, he was director of historic resources for the city of manassas. he received his b.a. with honored from university of mary washington and holds a masters degree from the college of w

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tonight, prince harry is back in the uk, and both princes, william and harry, with their own tributes. abc's james longman from london again this evening. >> reporter: tonight, a grandson's homecoming. harry back in the uk ahead of prince philip's funeral. joining the royal family at windsor for a scaled down service for just 30 people saturday, due to covid-19 restrictions. pregnant meghan still in l.a. with archie. physicians advised against travel. the duke of sussex honoring philip's life of public service, but in typical form, harry struck a more informal note, saying, "he was my grandpa, master of the barbecue, legend of banter and cheeky right until the end." it finished with the phrase "by sea, by land," the motto of the royal marines, a nod to philip's glittering naval career. prince william also paying tribute today, saying, "i will never take for granted the special memories my children will always have of their great-grandpa." releasing this photo of the young prince george with philip, the father, grandfather and great-grandfather of future kings. the princes will join their father ch

contrary to the slurs we hear from joe biden and kamala harris, lebron james and athletes, contrary tohe slurs we hear from black lives matter and other leftist marxist in this country america is a great country. it is not an imperialist country or colonizing country. our soldiers, our people are noble. we fought and died and still do. to protect the liberties of the oppressed from one end of the world to another. regardless of religion, skin color, ethnicity or race. and those who are victimized. unlike enemies we do not seek other countries for the purpose of occupation and territorial expansion. and in america one generation after another has been willing to sacrifice everything. some paid the ultimate price in defense of the magnificent country from foreign enemies. they believed that america and her principles are worth fighting for and dying for and many of us, our family members were among them. but today things are a little different. on the home front. most of us view police as selfless and brave guardians of the law to protect us from criminals and keep the peace. we look up

james, a lot of people might be wondering for their grandfather why princes william and harry wouldn'talk together for the funeral, a show of solidarity given the other headlines of late. >> reporter: they'll be separated by their cousin, peter, he is the eldest grandson. his mother, princess anne, was perhaps the closest to the duke of edinburgh, but separating william and harry in this way has certainly attracted more attention than the palace would have liked. david? >> james longman, we'll see you first thing in the morning. 9:30 a.m. eastern for the coverage of the funeral. james, thanks. >>> when we come back, the spring snowstorm, power lines down. >>> and we remember an actress from "harry potter" and "peaky blnders." (tonya) because i smoked, i have heart failure. at night, i have to plug myself in to keep my heart pump working. my tip is, try not to be a restless sleeper because if you're not plugged in, you don't have very long to live. [announcer] you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with

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. ♪ donald's father came over and invited james to stay, but james said he had to leave. ♪ father hunter and harry cutting at the tree with a steady snarl, not at all like the power saw. ♪ the day's work in the forest was finally done. but the best time of day was yet to come, at least for the boy. for the first time, james was going to accompany his father inside the great mill which bought their logs. ♪ big as it was, there was a friendly feeling about the mill. the boy's father was known and respected for the honest, hard-working man he was. ♪ the day's labor was carefully measured and a record made. ♪ from the largest crane james had ever seen, a sling was lowered to cradle a load. ♪ in a moment, the logs were up and away, and all there was to show for a day of sweat and toil was a piece of paper folded away in father hunters' pocket. ♪ father and son were on their way to the cashier's office, when tom reese pulled up. he lived 10 miles up the road, but close enough to be called a neighbor. even before the truck stop, his power saw caught the boy's eye. people see beauty in different things. t

she was in the harry potter films and in the james bond skyfall.lair twice. people will know her best as aunt polly, the fearsome matriarch in peaky blinders. and also on tvjust a few months ago, in an interview with this studio, talking about raising money to help provide meals for the nhs. and of course sitting alongside her at the time was her husband, the actor, and he said today, i am husband, the actor, and he said today, iam heartbroken husband, the actor, and he said today, i am heartbroken to announce that after an heroic battle with cancer, a beautiful and mighty woman thatis cancer, a beautiful and mighty woman that is helen mccrory has died, surrounded by a wave of family and friends. god, we loved her. we know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. thank you very much. the mayor of chicago has appealed for calm after the release of footage showing an unarmed 13—year—old boy being shot dead by a policeman last month. the video shows adam toledo with his hands up and with no weapon — although the police film shows a handgun near

we heard harry talking with james corden about that, and it will be a sad moment for them. arry. i think the words he shares in his statement will be very much on behalf of the sussex family, and her mind is very much on the situation over here. as i said, this is really about remembering prince philip, and any other problems that exist within the family will be left for another time. >> thank you both very much. we're going to have live coverage of the funeral of prince philip beginning saturday morning at 9:30 eastern right here on abc. robin? >>> george, coming up next, the housing market red hot with demand and prices soaring. we have tips for buyers and sellers from a million dollar listing star. come on back. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand nothing on my skin, ♪ ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearl

james madison of orange county. >> mr. harris, a privilege to see you as always. >> sir, the privilege is mine. and on the opposite side, the so-called anti-federalist party debate. we have george mason. of fairfax county. welcome, mr. mason. >> thank you very much, a pleasure to meet you, mr. harris. >> a pleasure, mr. mason. >> mr. madison, the pleasure as always. >> today, we are going to begin with a brief opening statement, as we lawyers like to call them, where i'll give each of these gentlemen a chance to state his case, and an overview. later on, we'll go back and ask more specific questions, both for me and from other people who are interested in this debate. mr. madison, can we begin with you? >> i should be honored, sir. good day. ladies, gentlemen, i shall for the purposes of exhorting an introduction, endeavor to be succinct. first, i will open by saying that from the first moments i was capable of contemplating political principles, i have never ceased wishing success to a well-regulated republic and experiment of g

james, madison of orange county. mr. harris a privilege to see you as always sir. the privilege is mine. and on the opposite side the so-called anti-federalist part of the debate. we have george mason of fairfax county. welcome mr. mason. thank you very much and pleasure to meet you mr. harris a pleasure, mr. mason mr. madison. pleasure as always. now today we are going to begin with a brief opening statement as we lawyers like to call them where i'll give each of these gentlemen a chance to state his case in an overview later on we'll go back and ask more specific questions both for me and from other people who are interested in this debate mr. madison. can we begin with you? i should be honored sir. good day, ladies and gentlemen i shall love for the purposes of exhortium and introduction in endeavor to be succinct. you know first i will open by saying that from the first moments. i was capable of contemplating political principles. i have never ceased wishing success it all well regulated republican experiment of government. the success of such in america has be

some -- such as ralph mcgill, lillian smith, harry golden, james mcbride dabbs, ann braden, and sarah patton boyle -- have written about our struggle in eloquent and prophetic terms. others have marched with us down nameless streets of the south. they have languished in filthy, roach-infested jails, suffering the abuse and brutality of policemen who view them as "dirty nigger-lovers." unlike so many of their moderate brothers and sisters, they have recognized the urgency of the moment and sensed the need for powerful "action" antidotes to combat the disease of segregation. let me take note of my other major disappointment. i have been so greatly disappointed with the white church and its leadership. of course, there are some notable exceptions. i am not unmindful of the fact that each of you has taken some significant stands on this issue. i commend you, reverend stallings, for your christian stand on this past sunday, in welcoming negroes to your worship service on a nonsegregated basis. i commend the catholic leaders of this state for integrating spring hill college several years ag

james, a lot of eyes on princes william and harry. i'm sure many hoping for some signal of healing.said, this is a moment for prince philip. his service to his country, his queen. i'm curious what the mood has been like not just there at walt disneyor -- at windsor castle but across britain. >> reporter: there's great sadness, of course, for the queen. what struck me this past week really is the rediscovery of prince philip. you know, he didn't like talking about himself very much. that means that most people didn't know very much about him. he was a young, vibrant individual. he was one of the earliest modernizers. it's really incredible this week all the pictures we've seen of this young dashing man coming into the royal family, trying to shake it up, trying to open it up to the world. we're going to see today tributes being paid to his extraordinary military service. he was in the navy and fought valiantly in the mediterranean against the nazis, protecting allied ships. i think that is really something that i've certainly taken away this week. of course, eyes will be on the queen

good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. harryrules, but preparing for his grandfather's funeral this saturday and both he and his brother, william, have released very personal messages in tribute to their grandfather. mourning grandpa. william and harry both with heartfelt messages remembering their grandfather, prince philip. the two brothers releasing statements separately. william going first calling the duke extraordinary, saying, i feel lucky to have not just had his example to guide me but his enduring presence well into my own adult life both through good times and the hardest days. the 38-year-old shared this photo taken by duchess kate of prince philip with a young prince george from 2015 writing, i'll never take for granted the special memories my children will always have of their great grandpa collecting them in his carriage and sensing his sense of adventure as well as his mischievous sense of humor. harry then followed with a message in his typically laidback style calling him a man of service, honor and great humor

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. >> prince harry told the late late show james corden "the crown" is loosely based on the truth. >>hat life-style, what pressures of putting duty and service above family and everything else, what can come from that. >> family drama hollywood has taken up time and again in dozens of tv shows and movies like the 2006 film "the queen" portraying him as her fierce defender. >> you're the head of state, you don't get dictated to. >> a younger generation is getting to know him through fiction. in the week after the bombshell interview with oprah "the crown" was in the top ten with 85% ratings jump. as for the true life of the queen and her prince, queen elizabeth has never given an interview. but on their golden wedding anniversary she said of philip. >> he has quite simply been my strength and stay all these years. >> a small window into the real love story. and prince philip has given interviews before, in 2011 he said that being married to the queen seemed to me my first duty was to serve her in the best way that i could, and all four of his children have spoken about him in the past

jesse: james o'keefe from project veritas has been permanently suspended from twitter. glenn, thanks for joining "watters' world." kamala harrisdy showing signs of disloyalty. jesse: signs of disloyalty from kamala harris are starting to show. this was a big concern for joe biden when he decided to tap her for vp. the book "lucky," details how excuse yaight the decision was. biden's head told him kamala was the right pick but his heart told him otherwise. harris didn't endorse biden when it mattered and that was a sticking points. another sticking points was her accusation in the debate that he was racist. there were questions about her loyalty and concerned she would use the position to seek the presidency at the first available opening. putting her interests at odds with the administration. the black caucus wasn't. she aggressively campaigned for the vp spot. she leaked negative stories about her female competition. guiden wanted to pick susan rice and wound up going with his head over his heart. he wasn't comfortable that he could take harris to take marching orders as a running mate. now she is refusing to take marching or

prince harry will likely return for his funeral. and luisa james joining us. sed. our condolences to the royal family. how will he be remembered? >> as the queen's life-long companion. 73 years at her side, which is incredible. he was her strength and stay all of these years. and for other members of the royal family who spoke about as he was somebody that they looked up to advice. he wasn't afraid to speak his mind and be honest. what has been forgotten perhaps with the focus on the younger members of the royal family, what a man he was in his own right and what he achieved in his own life apart from his amazingly successful naval career. he set up numerous schemes for young people, he carried out more than 20,000 engagements, wrote books, kept fit. really, in his own right, he was an incredible man. here in this country, it will be hard to find a right way to remember him in the middle of a pandemic, which restrictions us all. >> sandra: a formal naval officer. a polo player. he was always in good health. just in present years his health began to slide. 99 ye

neil: we don't know exactly at the border with the plans are but kamala harris is getting ready for a trip to the region, senator james be a good place to be able to stop and see what's happening in those facilities as well, but our southern border also has our southern border at mexico and of course its southern border as the trump team works with guatemala and mexico, to be able to enforce it, as many people know we've had over 100 countries tried across our southern border this year and it's not just an issue with central america, we've got people from all over the world that have come across our border that the biden team so far has welcomed into the country, four years from now for you. >> neil: you don't want to over interpret data, the argument that things are beginning to stabilize and they point to promising talks they've had with some central american countries, just deals with this, maybe provide funds to those who what otherwise be going to cross into the united states, what you make of all of that? >> it's hard to be able to tell at this point, the statistics for march were the highest number of people ac

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queen's husband are coming in including news that the princes william and harry will not walk side by side in the funeral procession. jamesindsor castle with the latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. we're getting new details on the funeral of prince philip here tomorrow. the choreography, the dress code, the guest list and all importantly where william and harry will feature in the procession to honor their grandfather. this morning, the two princes preparing to reunite to honor their grandfather at a private service but the world will be watching. both william and harry set to walk behind prince philip's casket. it was the duke who told his uncertain grandsons he'd support them in the procession behind their mother diana 23 years ago. now they'll walk for him. but as the brothers reunite for the first time in a year, we've now learned they won't be standing together. instead their cousin peter phillips will walk between them. >> it's really i think quite something we're not going to see them side by side given everything that's been said about the significant disagreements between them. a

harris talks about the relationship between george washington and james monroe. in two hours founded during the eisenhower administration the u.s. information agency was tasked with promoting american values around the globe. at the time it was founded usia had 17 posts abroad in 77 countries. in two hours on reel america three films from the 1950's. >> tell us about your upbringing . milton: preacher's kid, huge family, great time as a kid. i realized we were poor by the time i started into junior high school. i never understood or knew what that meant because we were always happy. we had, at the time i was coming along, i was the seventh of what at that point was eight children, seven of my mom's plus my older brother of my dad's. at that time six of us were still in the house. shotgun house. [laughs] i learned years later what shotgun house meant but nonetheless there was a front room which served as the living room and my mom and dad's bedroom and then there was the kids' room. there were three girls in the one bed and three guys, three boys on the other side

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mendes, who directed her in the james bond film skyfall, said she was an astonishing talent, a fabulous person. of course. is he alive? draco, is he alive? and to harryin 2019 she presented have i got news for you. she was also in recent months an organiser with her husband, the actor damian lewis, of a scheme providing hot meals for nhs staff during the pandemic. and today it was damian lewis who wrote:. helen mccrory, 52. there were many great roles she had yet to play. helen mccrory, 52. there were many great roles she had yet to play. back to our top story — the funeral of the duke of edinburgh. and like all other funerals here in the uk this year, the service for prince philip will be subject to coronavirus restrictions, with the numbers limited to 30, and social distancing rules requiring the queen to sit alone. the bbc�*s reeta chakrabarti has been speaking to the archbishop of canterbury as he prepared for his part in the service. she's the queen. she will behave with the extraordinary dignity and extraordinary courage that she always does. and at the same time, she is saying farewell to someone to whom she was married for 73 years. i think t

mendes, who directed her in the james bond film skyfall, said she was an astonishing talent, a fabulous person. of course. is he alive? draco, is he alive? and to harrye presented have i got news for you. she was also in recent months an organiser with her husband, the actor damian lewis, of a scheme providing hot meals for nhs staff during the pandemic. and today it was damian lewis who wrote: helen mccrory, 52. there were many great roles she had yet to play. the actress helen mccrory, whose death was announced on friday. hundreds of celebrity influencers are to be compensated for turning up to a music festival it never happened. the fyre festival was touted as a luxurious party but visitors found themselves stranded in the bahamas. the catering consisted of cheese sandwiches and guests were left to sleep on wet mattresses. a $2 billion courts settlement was reached this week, giving each celebrity upwards of $7,000. the festival organiser is serving a six yearjail term forfraud. in britain, around 100 mp5 forfraud. in britain, around 100 mps and peers have written to prime minister borisjohnson asking him to intervene to help families access medic

today historians rate james polk is one of the 10 best us presidents. it remains one of the most obscure. has harry truman observed in ranking polk with george washington thomas jefferson and andrew jackson? quote he said exactly what he was going to do and he did it. and this is true polk. in fact accomplished everything he promised when he took off as he lowered the tariff established an independent treasury. he annex, texas and he took position of oregon and most importantly achieved his fifth secret goal and that was to obtain, california. it all turned out well for the united states, but not for mexico bankrupt and ravaged by a chaos and revolution. only with dictator porphyria. diaz is iron fisted regime beginning in 1876. did mexico stabilize and begin to develop an industrial base? i want to add something about james polk. he's one of the two presidents born in, north carolina. the other one being andrew johnson he was born near charlotte. andrew jackson may count as half a president. he was born right on the north carolina, south carolina border down near waxhaw both states of very clean b

james monroe. we talk about the relationship with george washington. while the two forged a bond during the war, the politics drove a wedge between them. scott harris explains where things went wrong. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week american archives takes pictures to sites across the country. the american library features cartoons in the journal of the association. herblock's cartoons span 70 years. sarah duke talked about his legacy and showed us some of his cartoons on exhibit in the herblock library. >> he was a cartoonist. he began his working career in 1959, six months before the great depression. he was a moderate conservative in his start and he was radicalized not like left-left, but it pushed him further toward the center by the great depression and the injustice of world war ii. in 1933, he joined the scripts howard company, the american enterprise association which was in cleveland, ohio. then in 1946 after the second world war he joined the "washington post" where he spent the rest of his career. he died about six weeks after his last cartoon appeared in

princes william and harry spotted side by side in conversation after laying their grandfather to rest. abc's jamesgham palace this morning. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, eva. what an extraordinary day it was. a stunning military service for a man of service, and it was also a day where his family was able to mourn together and, of course, princes william and harry reunited for the first time in more than a year. this morning, as the royal family said good-bye to one prince, a sign of hope for the reunion of two more. william and harry sharing a brief moment outside st. george's chapel moments after their grandfather prince philip's funeral. kate, a peacemaker of sorts, speaking to harry first then offering the brothers space. it's the first time they've been seen together in more than a year. >> those would have been the first steps in front of our very eyes watching that ice melt a little bit. with duchess kate by their side it looked like things were stepping into the right direction. >> reporter: it was harry's first public appearance with the royal family since that bom

james, back to you. >> thanks a lot of won and the big story is happening today. vice president kamala harris is visiting us. she their first trip back to oakland since being sworn in as the vice president. so we have kron 4. sarah stinson standing by live out at oakland airport, previewing her visit. good morning, sarah. >> yeah, that's right. about 40 minutes. vice president kamala harris will be taking off in la heading right here to where i am at the oakland airport and it's a big day as you said, her first time being back home as the vice president. i can't imagine returning to your the vice president of america. so i'm sure she's feeling just super install jake and grateful to be back and she has a busy day ahead of her and it all begins when she lands here. so we're here to kind see where she's going in and tell you what, she's got planned so far. we know got a tour of the facility while she's here. that highlights the benefits of the american jobs plan to invest 111 billion dollars in our country's infrastructure, ensuring access to clean drinking water on that tour will be governor g

james monroe. we talk about the relationship with george washington. while the two forged a bond during the war, the politics drove a wedge between them. scott harrisexplains where things went wrong. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week american archives takes pictures to sites across the country. the american

then james was trusted with another job, that of measuring and marking the logs into six links, that is the way wood is sold in this timber country. [sawing wood] as he marked them, his father and harryhe air. [sawing wood] ♪ [sawing wood] ♪ ♪ [brakes squealing] ♪ ♪ ♪ the load of logs was slowly taking shape, then they heard a truck coming down the road. ♪ it was their neighbor, archie hodges, already on his way to the mill with a full load of logs. james asked his father if he could visit the hodges to watch all of his mechanical equipment cutting logs, but his father said, "later, now there is work to be done. " ♪ [chopping wood] [sawing wood] [cracking wood] [tree falling] [sawing wood] only high noon, when the hot summer sun beat down from the sky, did the hunters stop working. the time had come for lunch. [door closing] ♪ ♪ the hunters ate but did not say very much. father hunter paid a people complement to the lunch, but he did not make james smile. james was in no mood for jokes. there was something else on the boys mind -- boy's mind. ♪ [truck engine] ♪ by midafternoon, most of the logs in the clearing were sawed and piled high on the truck, yet there was room for just as man

harry, who stepped down from royal duties and was stripped of his military titles. but the ceremony and music will celebrate philip's deep devotion to the military, queen, and country. >> let's get to james longman with us tonight from windsor. great to have you with us again. the palace trying to keep a focus on prince philip, but here in the u.s. and around the world, a lot of focus on princes william and harry, and the question many are asking, why not just walk together to put this, what we've seen, aside? >> reporter: well, david, peter is the eldest grandson, and his mother, princess anne, was perhaps the closes to the duke of edinburgh, but separating william and harry in this way has drawn more attention than the palace would have liked. >> we'll see you tomorrow, 9:30 eastern for the coverage of the funeral. >>> when we come back, the spring snowstorm, power lines down. >>> and an actress from harry potter and pandemeaky blinders. , i have heart failure. at night, i have to plug myself in to keep my heart pump working. my tip is, try not to be a restless sleeper because if you're not plugged in, you don't have very long to live. [announcer] you can quit. for free help, call 1-80

harry, too. in the uk like the u.s., a long year in this pandemic and, now loss. but celebration, too, tonight, of a man who was always at the queen's side. james longman leading us off at buckingham palace in london. >> reporter: tonight in london, 99 tolls at westminster abbey for prince philip's 99 years. queen elizabeth's husband, the longest serving royal spouse in british history, died at windsor castle earlier today. in covid safe tradition, masked palace aides brought out the announcement. it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen announces the death of her beloved husband, it said. the royal family join with people around the world in mourning his loss. the loss comes at a time of great struggle already. more than a year in this pandemic, there will be no crowds, but flowers and cards have made their way to palace gates. thoughts are especially with the queen, who has now lost her companion of more than 73 years. tonight a longtime friend of the duke. >> what will his loss mean for the queen? >> it'll be an enormous loss. the best way i ca think of putting it is that he wore the trousers in the family in order that the queen co