on behalf of commander john alexander, u.s. third fleet, i extend my warmest welcome to you. for 37 years, the city of san francisco has hosted this celebration of the sea services so showcase our people, ships and equipments. i'm grateful for the unmatched display of hospitality, friendship and support that you show to sea services every single day. this week, the navy is represented by the crews of the u.s.s. manchester, which is en route. we also have my staff, the staff of expeditionary strike group three and our naval support elements. united states marine corps are represented by the marines of u.s. logistics group three. we are working closely with the u.s. coast guard as well as the army corps of engineers. lastly, our crews up north are represented by the canadian cutter h.m.c. vancouver. we appreciate this opportunity to demonstrate our abilities between the sea services community and the local and state first responders. yesterday, i had the opportunity to host some of the first responders on my ship. when we transited into port, and it was great. i had joanne haye

meanwhile, that pitch bounced in from alexander. >> john: you can see he was just trying to get the ball. you can see that nunez was trying his best to get out of the way. great read by the base runner. fall was thrown at 54 feet >> joe: nunez, the red sox need him to continue. if there no one left on the bench, except if you want to go to pitcher, but then you need somebody to play the infield. he's playing third base now. so, alexander had a 0-2 count on brock holt. holt, kind of an odd jump at first, hesitated, went down to second when that pitch bounced in their. and nunez says he's okay to co 1-0. >> john: i wonder if that changes the strategy at all for nunez, especially what he just went through. and whether or not he can -- punch him over to third, but i think they will try to have a couple crack at it here with bradley on deck. >> joe: eduardo nunez, go-ahead run, chop that to the right side, tough player, and safe! ball gets away, to the plate is holt, red sox on top 2-1! and nunez on his back again as he had to puzzle down the line. that ball was just chopped into that no-man'

speaks to john bolton the alexander hamilton society about his role as white house ational security adviser8:00 our campaign 2018 coverage continues with a house debate from the new jersey third congressional district between republican representative tom mcarthur and democrat andy kim. on c-span two, the equal opportunity employment commission holds a public hearing on sexual harassment policies, followed by discussion on threats to democratic institutions with james clapper and michael hayden among the speakers. later president trump campaigns in florida on behalf of republican candidates ahead of next week's elections. and on c-span3, the national council on u.s.-arab relations holds their annual conference in washington, starting at 8:45 eastern. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. providence,top in rhode island, we asked which party should control congress, and why. >> i'm a democrat but i would basically like to see everybody get along and everybody work together instead of everybody bickering back and forth. we need to work together and put a lot o

john adams had enemies within his cabinet that were working with-- john adams had enemies that were working behind the scenes with alexander hamilton which led to a poisonous relationship in the cabinet. john marshall was able to command those groups. after chief justice oliver ellsworth resigned, adams appointed john jay to his old office without asking john jay first. john jay declined and that's when john adams turned to john marshall who accepted. what is important for our purposes is that both john marshall and john jay continue to serve as sacred-- continued to serve after they were made chief justice. jon jay was made-- john jay was made in 19 john jay was made in 1989 and continue to serve for several months. the same thing happened with john marshall. he was appointed in january 1801 and served as chief justice and secretary of state. the other interesting thing is that he almost served for the next president, thomas jefferson. he asked john marshall to stay on for two extra days or more precisely, until a new secretary of state was confirmed so he agreed to do that. the reason why that's interesting is because th

character of america, and i sometimes think, i think what abraham lincoln and george washington, alexander hamilton, john adams and thomas jefferson and ronald reagan, i think what they did, maybe what they did in terms of shaping the character of the country was more important than what they did in terms of policy. and i think the if i've had challenges with the president, it's when he has said something or tweeted something or done something which i think is detrimental to the character of our country. so i thought the charlottesville comments, for instance, were unnecessarily divisive. and we are a diverse population. i know there are all these debates, does diversity make us strong, does it not. we are a diverse nation. that is who we are. in a diversion nation, the way we can be strongest is by coming together and putting aside differences to work for the common good. so things that detract from from that, i think, are detrimental to our national character. so i'll point those out, as i have. but going forward, i hope to support the president on his policies that are good. if i disagree, i'll argue

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john bolton speaks to the alexander hamilton society about his role as white house national security advisor. at 8 p.m., the campaign 2018 coverage continues with the house debate from new jersey's congressional district between tom macarthur and andy kim. on c-span two, the equal employment opportunity commission holds up public hearing to review the public harassment policy followed by discussion on potential threats of democratic institutions with intel official james clapper and michael hayden among the speakers. later, trump campaigns in florida, half of republican candidates ahead of next week's election. the national council on arab u.s. relation host the annual conference in washington starting at 8:45 am eastern. >> have you ever thought, going up when you're dad was gone, why can't we just have a more, normal life yes, when i read the book, the earlier chapter, i said i wouldn't have minded growing up in one house with one yard that we changed our whole lives. that was what my parents that they would do. they built a house in indiana and my mom planted three dogwood trees t

on c-span, john bolton speaks to the alexander hamilton society about his role as white house national security advisor. then at 8:00, our campaign 2018 coverage continues with a house debate from new jersey's third congressional district between republican tom macarthur and democrat andy kim. on c-span two, the equal employment opportunity commission holds a public hearing to review its sexual harassment policy. that is followed by a discussion on potential to read -- threats to democratic institutions. that is with james clapp -- clapper and michael hayden. champ -- president trump campaigns in florida on behalf of republican candidates ahead of the election. and on c-span three, the national council on arab u.s. relations post their annual conference in washington. starting at 8:45 eastern. new york times best selling author jody pico is our guest on our fiction edition. her most recent book is a spark of light. be sure to watch next month when brad seltzer will be our guest. next, more on the b -- vietnam war. o

. >> here's a look at our live coverage wednesday, on c-span, john bolton speaks to the alexander hamiltonociety about his role as a way has national security adviser and that eight, ar continued coverage with has to be from new jersey's third congressional district between republican representative from macarthur and democrat andy kim. on c-span 2, the equal employment opportunity commission holds a public hearing to review its sexual harassment policy. that is followed by a discussion on potential threats to democratic institutions with former intel official james clapper and michael hayden among the speakers. later in the day, president trump campaigns in florida on behalf of republican candidates ahead of next week's election. on c-span3, the national council on arab-u.s. relations hosts of annual conference in washington starting at 845 a.m. eastern. >> sunday on "q&a." >> seven years ago the people of the united states embarked on what they thought was a great liberal campaign. somewhere along the line, we lost the objective. >> two-time pulitzer prize winner david levering lewis on

john bolton speaks to the alexander hamilton society about his role as white house national securitydviser. coveragecampaign 2018 continues with the house debate from the jerseys house congressional district. on c-span 2, the equal employment opportunity commission holds a public hearing to review and sexual harassment policy. that is followed by a discussion on potential threat to democratic institutions with james clapper and michael hayden. later in the day, president trump cap and in florida on behalf of republican candidates at of next week to let him. the national council on arab u.s. relations hosts the annual conference in washington at 8:45 a.m. eastern. >> with the midterm elections days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself to candidates and their debates from key house and senate races. sourcespan your primary for campaign 2018. an open seat in new hampshire's first congressional district. the democratic representative carol shea reporter is retiring. the two candidates met this week in manchester for the final deba

alexander thank you. for today marks fifty years since american athletes tommy smith and john carlos gave a black power salute on the medal podium at the mexico city olympics their civil rights protests led to their expulsion from the games and to they are all stresses and by the sporting world today many see them as heroes but john carlos thinks progress is still too slow. john carlos takes off a cap which says it's all an image that needs no words. his black power salute along with fellow american tommy smith at the nine hundred sixty eight olympics shocked the world and largely ended their athletics careers now carlos has returned to mexico city to reminisce about the civil rights protest despite much being achieved since carlos remains troubled. through your work. for you. here. for the first. following calling kappa next take a knee protest the n.f.l. player cannot find a team in the league says he's not been cast out because of his civil rights action but in a recent nike advert kappa nick said he'd sacrificed everything for something he believed in. converse lee tommy smith was forced to turn to americ

alexander hamilton society. finally, it is my honor to welcome ambassador john bolton. this is a lesson for our students, that even at the highest level of national foreign-policy roles, you remain either a secretary or assistant. ambassador bolton has served under -- for nearly 20 years of public service. he has just recently returned from a trip to russia and he later --, and wreath at -- murdered in 2015. and a longtime member of the ahs board of advisors, traveling to a number of -- with that, thank you for your service to the country, to the president, to the hamilton society. gentlemen, the stage is yours. [applause] mr. blumenthal: good afternoon, happy halloween. i see most importantly, you've kept your mustache despite the unrelenting pressure. it sells a lot -- it shows a lot about your spine. there wasn't much more to do. mr. blumenthal: i thought that since we had so many students generic careerre advice question. things have changed so much since you entered the field. what do you think has fundamentally changed, and what are some of the promises for our st

next, for white house national security adviser john bolton, talking about the trump administration's national security strategy, speaking before the alexanderton society and should get underway shortly. president trump, meanwhile, at the white house meeting with his nest ceos and representatives signing his pledge to america's workers, creating more jobs at the event at the white house in about 1.5 hours at 2:30 eastern, we will have that live on c-span as well. [indistinct conversation] [indistinct conversation] [indistinct conversation] >> we are at the haye adams hotel in washington, not far from the white house, to hear from white house national security adviser, john bolton. interviewed, to be the moderator expected to be the hamilton society cofounder and aei director of asian studies, daniel blumenthal. later, we will be at the white house itself. taking part of an event on america's workers at 2:30 eastern, all ahead of a rally this evening. we will cover that tonight at 7:00 on c-span 2. [murmuring]

am a home-schooled child, >> wertheim: this was her, presley alexander, when she was just seven years old. and she first came into the john orbit, not by reading one of his books, but by watching him on "crash course." >> john green: hi there, my name is john green and this is "crash course," world history. and today... >> wertheim: the educational youtube series that he started with his brother hank, in their manic signature style. >> john green: writing and the ability to read it are so-called markers of civilization. >> wertheim: the videos offer lessons in the humanities and sciences. >> john green: our nervous system is divided into two main networks that work in harmony. the central nervous system... >> wertheim: with more than eight million subscribers, they are now offered as part of the curriculum in classrooms around the country. on account of his popularity across platforms, green cuts a figure he never would have imagined when he was a teenager: something akin to a rock star. >> wertheim: i want to know what your high school self would have thought, if, if they saw you now. >> john green: my high school would

empire which was sacked by alexander the great early explorers picked away at the ruins for centuries before it was declared a world heritage site and when we didn't get back to john she just was one of the first archaeological sites registered with go and this piece is part of human heritage and it was returned to iran through a legal and judicial work and we are very glad. for centuries this minute soldiers stood guard at the ruins of persepolis stolen in one nine hundred thirty six he spent the next eighty years bouncing from private collections to museums to auction houses in canada and the united states it was only after recording new york intervened in twenty seventeen that the process began to bring him home in a country seemingly awash with ancient sites early islam and era ones are carefully preserved while many previous slavic structures are crumbling away experts say preserving even more of its own ancient heritage is something that could help iran connect with people around the world. a cultural exchange of hundreds of artifacts between the drenched museum of the netherlands and the national history museum in tehran is already bringing people closer to

john paul stevens who once applauded kavanaugh now says he doesn't belong on the urt. e former liberal justice saying kavanaugh's performance in the hearings, temperament changed his mind. >> all right. peter alexander starting us off at the white house. tonight all the drama shifts to the senate chamber where the first of tes is set for tomorrow morning. kasie hunt is at the capito what can you tell us? >> reporter: lester, good evening. we are on the eve of en an historic m for the united states senate. republican leaders insist they're going to hold t first vote on judge kavanaugh tomorrow morning. setting up a final confirmation likely on saturday. but it's friday's vote that's make or break. ort's going to tell us whetheot judge kavanaugh has the votes to be confirmed. and at this hour, there are four undecided.ho are republican susan collins, lisa owski, and jeff flake. they are still reviewing the fbi report and staying silent on what they plan to do. then thehe wild card. senator joe manchin. a democrat from deep red west virginia. he still doesn't know how he's going to vote ubither. if rcans lose three of these senators, judge kavanaugh cannot be confirmest ? >> kasie hunt, thank you. >>>

empire which was sacked by alexander the great early explorers picked away at the ruins for centuries before it was declared a world heritage site when we do need to talk to john she just happened persepolis was one of the first archaeological sites registered with and yes go and this piece is part of human heritage and it was returned to iran through a legal and judicial work and we are.

john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. also making news today: an investigative website has said it has identfied the second suspect in the nerve agent attack in salisbury earlier this year. the website bellingcat says he is alexandererving in the russian military intelligence, the gru. they say he travelled to the uk under the alias alexander petrov. they have already named the first suspect as gru colonel anatoliy chepiga. hurricane michael has brought strong winds and heavy rainfall to western cuba, and is now set to strengthen as it makes its way across the gulf of mexico towards the us. the state of florida has been warned to prepare for life—threatening flash floods. forecasters say the storm system is likely to become a force three storm by the time it makes landfall in america on wednesday. a former doctor in spain has been found guilty, but spared punishment, over the theft of babies during the franco dictatorship. eighty—five—year—old eduardo vela was acquitted of charges owing to the length of time it took to bring the case to court. vela stole the newborn babies from their mothers and supplied them to infertile couples under a policy against dissidents. google is shutting down its online social network

the centers of the -- brian: i have no idea what just happened there john ratcliffe is one of the people talking to you. so alexandern joseph miff miffsed maltese professor jopsd the information on me about the russians having hillary clinton's emails. >> so just prior to that he reached out to you for what reasonable? he wanted to talk to you about energy? >> yes, so, no. we meet in a room and i never quite understood why i was meeting this person at this university in rome through my old company which i now found out is some sort of western intelligence front group, okay, which i didn't know at the time. so the entire meeting with joseph mif miffsid completely orchestrated. this man's lawyer went public and said listen, everyone, this narrative about my clients joseph miffsid is totally wrong. is he not a russian agent targeting papadopoulos. weighs working at the behest of the fbi when he was talking to papadopoulos, when he was interacting with papadopoulos. unless his lawyer is slandering his client and awaiting a massive lawsuit for libel, i'm not sure is he lying. brian: joseph says i hear these russians have

john transferred free speech. i look forward to talking about that more with all of you tonight. and in this spirit of alexander, an aluminous of brown university we're delighted to welcome two alumni,icate shah, and chris haze. kate shah is a professor of law and the director of center for constitutional democracy at a school of law. before joining the faculty she worked in the white house counsel's office as a special assistant to the president and it associate counsel to the president. she clerked for justice john paul tvens of the u.s. supreme court, and for richard p of the u.s. court of appeals 7th circuit. professor shaw is an expert on a wide range of topics some of them you read about, including constitutional law, the supreme court election law and gender and sexual orientation law. she's a prolific scholar whose work appeared r appears in many leading law jurnltz. chris haze is the host of the award winning, program. all in with chris hayes. he's also a editor at large with the nation. chris has been a fellow at the new america foundation. his esdays articles and reviews appear widely and cover a ran

john's. now try your favorite on our new nine-grain wheat sub. wheat yeah. freak yeah. >>> hi, i'm jason alexanderommercial from 1986. today is between dana joining us by a secure server from moscow. dana, can you hear us? >> if you're not going to let me say anything, it's good-bye. >> i'll take that as a net. >> net. welcome back. here in california seven republicans represent districts where hillary clinton won in 2016 and one of those republicans, dana is neck and neck with harley rouda. sir, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> thanks. glad to be on the show. >> for those of us that cover dana from washington, how do you explain from your district, his affinity for the russians, that that ad was making fun of? >> well, that's the hard part. it's tough to explain from meeting with russian operatives, individuals who have been identified as russian spies, to taking checks from convicted felon paul manafort to having a code name from the kremlin. this is difficult to explain and when you talk to constituents, regardless where they are, they recognize that this has very little to do with c

alexander working bipartisan lean on opiates. we knew the president was going to be -- but it's very, very probable. i'm hearing in my ear that we might have john roberts. tell me that again? >> melissa: i think we have john roberts or enough in the white house, standing by. >> harris: john, are you there question there? >> hey, harris. good afternoon. everyone there on the couch. we have not yet heard from the president. as you mention, we heard from vice president mike pence, sarah huckabee sanders, the united states secret service, which has now turned the devices over to the fbi and the atf. they put out a lengthy statement about the timeline of all this. nothing from the president at this point. i suspect this opioid event which is coming up in about an hour and ford hood minutes, we will hear from him then. he will likely probably also included in his remarks in wisconsin tonight, for that political rally. just to reiterate here, there were reports this morning there was something address the white house for the secret service said that, in fact, is not true. mail from the white house and for former president barack obama does get sorted

national security adviser john bolton will discuss the trump administration's national security strategy. he is speaking before the alexandersociety in washington. we'll have live coverage at 1:00 p.m. is turned. our live today coverage continues tonight with republican representative tom mcarthur faces andy kim in new jersey's third district house race. live tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch online at www.c-span.org and our app. tomorrow, candidates in west ridge and you's -- west virginia's u.s. senate race.

alexander will both join us with what they are hearing. also be joined by a member of the judiciary committee, senator john kennedy who said yesterday, quoteere aren't going to be any winners in this. "morning joe" will be right back. in. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases your low blood sugar risk. common side effects include nausea, d

alexander zverev. that is all the sport for now. more of course on our bbc sport website, including the latest from the second round of the british masters golf. john preston new road in lancashire. mr tenet had claimed that lancashire county council's emergency response planning and procedures in relation to the site we re procedures in relation to the site were inadequate, and was seeking that injunction to fracking. but he has failed in that beat at the high court to temporarily block cuadrilla from beginning fracking. it would be the uk's first horizontal shale gas well at that site in lancashire. we understand the fracking could begin at the site this weekend. pope francis has accepted the resignation of the archbishop of washington dc, according to reports from the vatican. cardinal donald wuerl has been under scrutiny over his handling of historical sexual abuse cases during that period. a short while ago our religion editor, martin bashir, explained the circumstances. cardinal wuerl had been bishop of pittsburgh from the 19805 into the 905. pittsburgh was included in the pennsylvania report that was published in august, which was 800 pages