they never said publicly that it was frank and jesse james. a reason to get frank tried in minnesota. right after cole gets out he goes to the partnership with frank james on a wildwood show called the cole younger and frank james wildwood show. remember they couldn't profit by exhibiting him -- themselves. he gets around it. he does not appear as part of the show. it wasn't a very long-lived episode. there was a falling out from the partners that they had. they remained partners until the end of their days. i guess you know the thing that struck me the most about this story were two things. the townspeople that took up arms and thought this gang of outlaws and defended their town but also the thing that struck me was how two men actually escaped the largest manhunt in u.s. history up to that time. it was incredible and it still remains incredible. we still don't know exact no frank and jesse made their final way to missouri. it's still a bit of chemistry that the northfield raid one of the events in the history of the james younger gang. i sh

five is how long she was married to motorcycle tycoon jesse james. $1 million is the amount sandra donatedo the american red cross after the september 11th terror attacks in 2001. she gave another million when the tsunami hit in 2004 and another after the haiti earthquake. that's sandra bullock by the numbers. >> and on the subject of numbers, let's talk about the dirty dozen. not the movie, the environmental working groups annual list of the 12 dirtiest fruits and veggies. the ones with the most pesticides. what are they and what can you do about it? let's check it out on the fit list. >> dirt on food. >> we talked with nutritionist janet little about fruits and vegetables with the most pesticides. the ones where, whenever you can, you should splurge for the organic. take me through some of the vegetables that made the dirty dozen. highest ranking on the list will be fruits that are very sweet. because bugs like sweet just like we do. sweet bell peppers. beside the sweet stuff, things in the ground will also be higher on the list. choose celery organic. potatoes is another thing grown in

we have jesse james were concerned veterans of america. what you make of this? a clear double standard and declaring one. >> it is so hypocritical to see that on the backs of our veterans that we were keeping the memorial opened. this was a freedom of working and we we shut out freedom. these veterans have served honorably and many of their friends are dead and to discard their service way that they have is just appalling. for hundred $45 million down the drain for the cookie monster is just appalling to me. neil: it always comes back to democrats saying this is what happens. deal with it. it's not pleasant, it's not right. this is what republicans have placed it on so what do you think? >> the military act was passed by the house and senate. yet they manage not to pay the death benefit. but now they have come forward to provide the funding for the death benefit and that was not the intention when they say it pay our military action and that is all benefits and pay for the miiitary and those who have died on active duty. i'm appalled that anyone is suggesting th

c-span2's booktv, the life of outlaw jesse james and the infamous james younger game tonight at 7:45. on c-span3's american history tv four decades after watergate a look and nixon and the saturday night massacre sunday afternoon at 1:00. next on booktv, fred gray, the attorney for rosa parks recount his career and involvement in the civil rights movement. this is all little over an hour. >> to each of you who have come this evening i want to thank you for coming. i recognize the fact there are many places you could be other than here but you elected to come and i hope you won't be too disappointed once we finish here this evening. let me acknowledge the presence of my wife, carol, who is with me and her daughter, june, and somewhere in the audience my former preacher from tuskegee who lives here and his daughter. he came to us as our preacher two days after she was born. now she is a student here at georgia state and i am appreciative to them. there may be other persons here. i met one lady who bought a copy of the first edition of "bus ride to justice" and it was in 1995 and she had

eastern on c-span2 booktv on the life of the outlaw jesse james and the infamous discussion saturday evening at 7:45 p.m. and on american history tv, a look back at nixon and the saturday night massacre at 1:00 p.m. >> so much has been written about the decline and has been to look at what conservatives did to the liberals. and it sort of takes all agency away from liberals. so the premise of the book is to look at what the liberals did to cause their own decline and essentially what historians now consider a part of this. american liberalism born and coined by franklin roosevelt and we talk about federal activism and executive led federal government working for problems to solve and not just solving problems that come to the door of the white house. this emanates from the new deal, which is a response to the emergency of the great depression. and the problem is for american liberalism at that time, and for john kennedy, to update it for an age of affluence and it was no longer the immediate postwar era and the liberal project of the early 1960s and how do you update liberalism when

on the line of outlaw jesse james. saturday evening at 7:45. and on c-span 3's american history tv, four decades after watergate, a look back at nixon and the saturday night massacre. sunday afternoon at 1:00. the u.s. supreme court heard oral argument tuesday on the 2006 ballot initiative that bans michigan schools from considering race and gender from their admissions process. the question before the court is whether the ban violates the 14th amendment's equal protection clautz. next the oral argument to the case. this is an hour. >> the argument next today in case 12682 the coalition to defend the affirmative action. >> the issue in this case is whether an michigan constitutional division violates equal protection. for two reasons, the answer is no. first, unlike the law at issue in hunter and seattle, section 26 does not repeal the anti-discrimination law. it repeals preferences and that's in an impediment to preferential treatment. >> nothing do with anti-discrimination. it will have to do with the remedy. why isn't this identical to seatt

jesse james. saturday evening at 7:45.c-span3, a look back at nixon and the saturday night massacre saturday 1:00 p.m. nday at >> over the years when you look back on the books that have had an impact on a president, what has an find? >> it impact on us as people. >> one of my inspirations was i was curious to see whether or not books had an impact. bookel harrington wrote a about poverty especially in west virginia. kennedy is supposed to have read that again that led to the war on poverty. it did not happen quite that way. he read a book review in "the the mostr," one of famous articles ever ranted hisired him to tell walter, chairman of the council of economic advisers to look into policies that could be used to alleviate poverty and he tragically died in november 1963, but johnson heard about the program and said, that's my kind of program and pursued it. >> 200 years of popular culture in the white house. a."-span's "q and the syrian member of opposition -- eight senior member spoke about the prospect for a second syr

on c-span2 booktv, gardener on the life of outlaw jesse james and the infamous gang. saturday evening at 7:45. and on c-span 3's american history tv, four decades after watergate, a look back at nixon and the saturday night massacre. sunday afternoon at 1:00. >>> now a senior member of the syrian opposition discusses the country's civil war, u.s. aid, and struggle between islamist and secular groups. he's a special representative to the united states for the national coalition of syrian revolution and opposition forces inspect is an hour and fifteen minutes. [inaudible conversations] and the scholar at the middle east institute. it's a particular pleasure to welcome him this morning, -- who is the representative -- coalition opposition. it's a short name most of russ using for it these days in the united states. he comes with an impeccable pedigree of support for democracy in syria, pedigree that include the imprisonment of friends, immigration to the united states to avoid his own imprisonment. getting his masters in ph.d. at city university of new york. becoming a v

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eastern on c-span2's booktv, the life of outlaw jesse james and the infamous james younger gang. saturday evening at 7:45 p.m. >> c-span studentcam video competition what's the most important issue congress should consider in 2014. made a five-seven document showing pointed and include two in -- the competition is open to all know and high school students with a grand prize of $5000. this year with double the number of winners in total prizes. entries are due by january 20, 2014. visit studentcam.org. >> a group called american health insurance plan this was in congress this week on health to let implementation and how it is 50 states and local governments. next wisconsin interest to measure ted nickel talk about challenges and implement the law in his state and the next it's moving forward. this is about 40 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. it's good to see a number of my former colleagues in the audience, and former clients. thank you for being here. my name is nick thompson, and i'm senior vice president for vegas with affairs for unitedhealth group. i have here with me comm

on book tv, the life of jesse james. 745.day evening at 4 american history tv, decades after watergate, a look back at the saturday night massacre. yesterday, the new america foundation hosted a discussion looking at the obama administration's relationship with press. they examined a study by a former washington post executive editor. we will show you a portion of this event until our live coverage of the discussion on syria gets underway at 11:00 eastern. to newo, welcome america. i am the managing editor. a edit the digital magazine "weekly wonk.: " i am here to welcome you to this event, the obama administration and the press. if you have not had a chance to all abouteport, it is protecting sources. those of us who have done the job in reporting know that the sources are our lifeblood. if they come for the sources, we better speak. you are familiar with the court cases against sources, it is a leaked picture -- a bleak picture. chicago putorney in a lot of guys away. when he came here to prosecute , he asserted witnessesalists are to a crime. thank you for coming. these fellows will

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my favorite jesse james movie is the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford starring brad pitt. i think it's accurate except for the aspen trees. it was building candidate. it a beautiful film and i think brad pitt is the best jesse james i've ever seen on film. tyrone bowers is great. robert wagner is great. robert duvall is a good jesse but by far the best is this characterization by brad pitt. >> i have two questions. number one, to any of the outlaws have any descendents? my second question is, if you were to fire a revolver and poll of six shots pretty quickly, so how heavily with these men armed? did have several rifles, revolvers on the? what did they have? >> as for the descendents, yes, there are descendents of the james family, both frank and jesse had children to jesse left two children, opal and a girl. and then frank had a son, robert franklin james. the younger brothers did not have any children, but they had nieces. they are offshoots from the younger families that are still out there. i was contacted recently by a relative of build shadwell, and get a