in kansas city, missouri's second largest metropolitan area, where the city council passed a higher minimumwage last month, local leaders are also fighting back with a grassroots approach. the reverend vernon percy howard jr., president of the southern christian leadership conference in kansas city, helped to gather enough signatures for a ballot initiative set for this august to let kansas city voters decide on an even higher minimum wage. >> the people of kansas city have said, "let us vote on $15 per hour this coming august 2017!" >> reporter: reverend howard says the referendum is in response to years of unjust wages and a way to give kansas city residents a bigger voice at the state capital. >> we have people who are there making decisions that impact us directly, but that don't share our interests, and that's an undercut and undermining of the democratic principle. >> reporter: they don't live here. >> and don't share our interests. and that's why we have tried our best to create avenues in which we can seek empowerment here, locally. >> reporter: some people in the cities would say t

to kansas city missouri for the national world war i museum and memorial. back to your calls and open open phones. want to make some comment about the de-radicalization segment, i am a veteran and a muslim. muslim sons, one who is also in the marine corps, and they are all teenager. -- all teenagers. one thing your callers brought up is how we have a lack of -- in america. crime he ism does a automatically iteris and if a white person does a crime it is a psychological issue. this has less and less to do with religion and more and more about isolation that these teenagers and people are swayed, so he brought up gang violence earlier. you witness how easily teenagers are rewarded with these things. and it starts from society as a whole. i'm a black american. all my life in america i worked for the government. the mosque onto friday and explain to my children when they see picket signs and megaphones, and they are looking at me and their older brothers, saying you guys are marines, don't they know you served our country? you have sergeant and people saying we

and i'm from kansas city. >> seth: two years ago? ago from kansas city, so i was there for the alcs, and not realizing, being a kansas city guy, showing up you know to a bar. a little wings place with my kansas city hat on, that i forgot that the blue jays are now more or less the national team for canada. so i walk into this bar, thinking, "oh, it'll just be me and maybe a couple like blue jay fans." no, everybody was a blue jay fan. and then me and then our pal rob riggle, who happened to be working in town too, also from kansas city. he's bigger than me, and a former, you know, marine, so i hid behind him the whole time, ready for, you know, some squabbling. but not the case when you get two midwesterners and then a room full of canadians. [ light laughter ] no trash talking, just everyone's in good spirits and just, "oh, heck of pitch there." you know. yeah, yeah. high-fiving each other. well-played, well-played. i remember wearing my kansas city hat actually when i went up to toronto to see the all-star game -- the nba all-star

there was a local fellow in kansas city. he was in new york, and they had a lot of these posters for sale at a bookstore. so he purchased a lot of them, and gave them to the museum as part of its collection. >> there are also several on the wall that are for liberty loans. what was a liberty loan? >> liberty loans came about quickly at the start of the war. it was really to get people to give cash to support the war effort. and then they were promised a return on their investment probably seven years after the war. it was really considered a loan to the government. and then it would help pay for their liberty. they use the word "liberty" a lot for all of their advertising efforts. it was really created by the secretary of the treasury, who also happened to be the president's son-in-law. >> doran cart, thank you. we will talk to you again soon. host: we are back live with matthew naylor, president and ceo of the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city. american history tv is commemorating the 100th anniversary

kansas city joe's is in a gas station.ward, but -- >> stephen: i'm eating burnt ends you're eating pulled pork barbecue with carolina sauce. >> let's see what this is. oh -- >> stephen: oh! that sucks! >> awful. ( laughter ) sorry about kicking your taste buds' buns with our barbecue but this is -- ah -- you know, you just slather this with some kansas city barbecue, some sauce, we can saved this. you know? >> stephen: i'm sorry to have schooled you but i'm glad you were here. we're going to roll this interview. shall we use this tonight? ( cheers and applause ) >> we're doing it! look at me, mom! > >> stephen: "colossal" is in theaters this friday. jason sudeikis, everybody! we'll be right back with jennifer esposito. ♪ you might not ever just stand there, looking at it. you may never even sit in the back seat. yeah, but maybe you should. ♪ (laughter) ♪ ♪boys are boys and girls are ♪joys♪ ♪ ♪to you and me they're more than toys♪ ♪ ♪gonna find one so i won't be lonely♪ ♪she'll be mine forever only ♪and when i do it'll be a

what better place to do that than this museum in kansas city? host: our focus with you will be on the united states getting itself ready and going to war. we have callers with lots of battle-related questions. we are going to mix it all up. i want to go to a caller that has been holding. james in minnesota. welcome. thank you for waiting. go ahead. caller: my grandfather served in the war during that time. he was a member of the minnesota national guard. i was also a member of the minnesota national guard in the korean war. i would like someone to comment on the fact that the national guard was used widely during the organization for the world war. i would also like to comment that in the american legion magazine currently out, there is a great story about world war i and one of the heroes of that time. host: great. thank you very much for the question. when the united states declared war, to get to the 4 million plus number, there were various components in society. this caller mentioned the national guard. can you talk about how people were mo

about 20 minutes left to go in our live production from the world war i museum and memorial in kansas city. our final guest is a professor of military history at u.s. army command in kansas. he is also the author of a book called "pershing's crusaders" and talking with him about the role of the dough boy and helping to win world war i. as we work our way through this what advances in artillery happened during world war i? >> artillery is ultimately the most important weapon of the war. it is the big killer. 70% of the casualties are caused by shell fire. as the war is developing it really becomes the tactic of how can you best use your artillery. in trench war fare it comes down to the fact that if the artillery does not pulverize the german offenses then your attack will grind to a stand still. it is a fearsome weapon. if you look at the time of the american civil war canon giving off one shot a minute. you would see the canon. by world war i the technology allows indirect fire so firing from several miles away. so this is literally changing the surface of the earth when these things expl

the giants beat the kansas city royals 2-1 last night. and hit an rbi single with two outs in the 11th and that means the giants, the extra win and winning victory in this game. the last time the giants were in kansas city's kaufman stadium, we were celebrating the third world series title in five years. >>> the as beat the texas rangers 4-2 at the coliseum last night. one swing of the bat turned the game around. the as were down 2-0 in the bottom of the 6th and that is the short stop adam rosales tied the game with the two-run homer and in the inning, take the lead. the final game of the series today at 12:35. >>> and time is 4:56. the palo alto little league is offering a big prize as part of a fund raising campaign. they're raffling off a tesla model s starting price for the cars is just under 70 grand. all proceeds will go towards upgrading the league's field in the equipment and a training endowment for volunteer coaches and umpires. the tickets are $75 each and the raffle will end october 15th. >> nice. >> nice. >> and coming up in

kansas city the storms heading towards you.and then for chicago, looks like two rounds of storm, one overnight and one with a front early the morning. so maybe one or two tornados will be the worst of it. so today's forecast, 80 in oklahoma city, look at st. louis, 86 degrees. chicago, you're on the cool side of the front, 65. and it's much cooler today boston to new york, we have the marine influence, winds off the cold ocean waters and that's why it will only be in the low 50s compared to the warm day yesterday. atlanta looking okay at 82. so again, not a severe weather outbreak, but enough to pay attention. kansas city, chicago, and everywhere in between. >> do you have humidity in the midwest and south or not so much yet? >> not much yet. still comfortable. >>> still ahead, an all-star outfielder gets suspended, a rude gesture from one nba player and all the highlights from the stanley cup playoffs. g more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i

. >>> a's in kansas city for the royals opener.is davis didn't hit his fourth home run, a two run job and plenty of support for cobb who mode down kansas city, struck -- mowed down kansas city, struck out six. a's 2-0 winners. >>> after the break ,,,, coming up next on kpix5. >> with the best record in the nba already locked up the warriors had no real motivation against utah and it showed. steph curry and klay thompson out tonight at oracle. curry shot in playoff form, six of eight from downtown, but most of the warriors reserves played down the stretch and utah took advantage. they win 105-99 and snapped the 14 game win streak by golden state. >>> chicago has been waiting for a night like this since 1909. after a weather delay the cubs finally raised their championship banner at wrigley field. first baseman anthony rizzo carried the trophy from the center bleachers and he got the walkoff and the beat goes on. by the way, i saw buster posey on the field right before ,,,,,, 30. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next n

just tied the record, tenth title defense, how important is this moment to you. >> great here in kansas cityossing sporting event in the city, by the way. >> that's awesome. happy birthday, son. shout out to m metropcs, it was a good night. >> brian: talk about this sequence on the big screen, just put together everything to get a finish. >> this is probably the best training camp i've ever had. just be you, just be you, you know. and i went back and did a lot things different this camp. >> brian: i know the historical significance is important to you, but when we talk about the best, do you think tonight, now, your name belongs of among the best ever to step into the octagon? >> you know, i think the crowd recognizes it. i am the best to step foot in the octagon. the strike, clinch, ladies and gentlemen. and everybody at amc, all of the ys fight. >> brian: i know there has been talk of you potentially going up to 135 to challenge a fighter there. what do you expect next? do you expect to defend again and break the record or possibly bump up and take on the winner of cody garbrandt-t.j. dill

just tied the record, tenth title defense, how important is this moment to you. >> great here in kansas cityan: this is the highest grossing sporting event in the city, by the way. >> that's awesome. happy birthday, son. shout out to my sponsors, metropcs, it was a good night. >> brian: talk about this sequence on the big screen, just put together everything to get a finish. >> this is probably the best training camp i've ever had. just be you, just be you, you know. and i went back and did a lot things different this camp. >> brian: i know the historical significance is important to you, but when we talk about the best, do you think tonight, now, your name belongs of among the best ever to step into the octagon? >> you know, i think the crowd recognizes it. i am the best to step foot in the octagon. the strike, clinch, ladies and gentlemen. and everybody at amc, all of the guys, thank you so much for this fight. >> brian: i know there has been talk of you potentially going up to 135 to challenge a fighter there. what do you expect next? do you expect to defend again and break the record or

it started when the two were on a flight from dallas to kansas city last week. the pilot was actually a passenger on the plane, so the man says he was taking up too much room and the pilot was in the aisle and being disrespectful there, and so when the man tried to take a picture of his badge and the man appeared to follow the pilot out of the airport. police say there was no shoving after that. >>> let's get over to meteorologist, mike nicco. i don't know where to go from there. >> let's all just keep calm today. >> not a nice scene. getting upset over some of the smallest things. >>> we have video from martinez showing some of the rain coming down. they had about a third of an they had about a third of an inch in the city. let's take a look at some of the leftover moisture in the form of fog. it's up in the new yotphin the keeps getting thicker. it may slip to petaluma by the time we get done with the morning commute. and the system is moving away to sunshine, and so even though it's wet this morning you want to have the sunglasses with you. you can see 0.2 dr

here kansas city in 1976? i wanted to point out my wife's dream was there in kansas city 1976 there on the floor when rae began gave this historic speech at the arena. she was about well about 8, eight or nine. yeah. okay. [laughter] ford now has won nomination by march and proceeding over a divided party. half party is for gerald ford half of the party is for ronald reagan he knows if he has a chance of beating jiminy carter who is presided over a convention leading here in new york city which was unusual in that new york city actually hospitality the week the democrat were here and democrats had a joyous convention with the democrats rarely do is that -- carter is now ahead of the polls by in the polls by 30 points over whoever eventual republican nominee will be so ford knows if he has a chance he has to unify and present don't forget not just 17 thorks people in the arena uh-uh but million hads around the country are watching live on, you know, this is days of gavel-to-gavel coverage and abc, abc, and cbs

kansas city wins 3-1 and snaps the streak against kc. the sharks overtime win over the oilers last night, having kuchar out there was good enough. two weeks ago he had to have his mouth wired and coated with plastic. he recently told reporters it hurt to breathe. so when he skated over 20 minutes last night, the coach liked what caw. -- liked what he saw. >> if you knew what he had been through the last month and the damage to his face and mouth and wasn't able to eat and drink and it was a real gutsy performance. >> there was no earthquake at the press conference. i tell you what. they won with kuchar limited and joe thornton didn't play of last night. so the sharks -- play last night. so the sharks ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> bright and early, they'll be there with all the news you ,,,, >> announcer: the following is a sponsored presentation for the nv real estate academy's

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they were in kansas city taking on the royals. and this game wasn't close.d in the 6th inning, scoring 4 runs. and that would be all they would need as kansas city only was able to score 3 for the game. oakland wins 8 to 3. they play the royals again tonight. first pitch is at 5:15. (mark) john daly showed off his talents to fans at a fundraiser in myrtle beach. the 50-year-old golfer uses a beer can as a tee. daly hit a golf ball off a beer can...and then proceeded to chug the beer. all while barefoot. barefoot. breaking news... a fire at a reported homeless emcampment east of 880 near 23rd street is causing some traffic back-ups this morning. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c seven news. moments ago there was huge plumes of black smoke. you can see that the fire ripped through this entire area. no word on any injuries. (james) california's child vaccination rate is up. this comes in the first year the state has required nearly all public school children be immunized. state public health officials say nearly 96 percent of this year's

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into lace at the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. >> good afternoon, everybody. you can hear me ok? my name is todd sedgwick. i'm privileged to be one of the commissioners of the centennial commission, and it is my honor to help organize this symposium. i want to thank all the participants and all of you in the audience for coming, and the thousands who are watching this this afternoon from home as it is being live streamed. very briefly i would like to introduce the moderator and panelists. on my far rate is rob dalessandro, a well-known

at 10:30 asoday nationale from the world war i museum in kansas city to mark the centennial of america's entry into what was then called the great war. our guests during the live call-in program include matthew naylor, national world war i memorial president and ceo. a u.s. world war i centennial commission historical advisor howauthor of "47 days, pershing's warriors came of age." richard faulkner, author of "pershing's crusaders." cart, national memorial senior curator live today at 10:30 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. all weekend, american history tv is featuring chico, california. c-span cities tour staff recently visited sites showcasing his history. general john bidwell founded the city of in 1860. a town of 92,000 residents is home to california state university. learn more on american history tv all weekend. we're standing at a place that holds profound significant for the indigenous people here in this part of what we now call butte county. these people regard this very place as the particular location where in their cosmology the creator had humans emerge into

. >>> kansas city southern said its profit grew as the railroad operator benefitted from an increase in carload volumes. the results beat expectations. the company also reported a rise in revenue but saw shares fall on concerns that president trump's renegotiation of nafta will affect kansas city southern's mexico operations. shares were off nearly 3%. when all was said and done, it closed at $87.99. >>> united continental's ceo oscar munoz will not add "chairman" to his executive title next year. in a public filing, the company said munoz requested his contract be revised removing provisions granting him authority to become chairman. the shares were off a fraction to $69.56. >>> shares of sketchers fell today as investors focused on weak guidance out after the bell last night. the footwear company posted better than expected sales and profit thanks to strength in international and retail businesses. but it also says it sees earnings for the current quarter below forecasts. shares were down to $25.48. >>> americans are buying up homes at a quick pace. sales of existing homes rose to

the a's were in kansas city taking on the royals.have an answer for bob melvin and oakland up until tonight. bottom of the first... salvador perez singles to right giving kansas city a 2- run lead. jesse hahn finished the night with top of the ninth... the a's tried to rally going... rajai davis hits a solo shot to left. final: 3-1 kansas city it didn't take the warriors brass long to get into the playoff moodtoday workers were busy putting up all the playoff signage at oracle arena the theme this year again is "strength in numbers" notable addition the image of kevin warrior uniformthis is the 3rd straight season the warriors have earned the top seed in the western conference and best record in the nba assuring them home court advantage throughout the playoffshere is the first round schedule(wipe to fullscreen) game 1 is sunday at opracle arena a 12:30pm tip then they get a couple of days off before game 2 wednesday also at oraclethen they move to portaland for game 3 a week from saturday followed by game 4 sunday games 2, 3 and 4 a

and at 11 we wrap up our sunday primetime lineup with tom biden and a history of dodge city kansas, once considered one of the most violent towns in the west. it all happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> our visit to chico california continues with local author robert cottrell as he explores the counterculture of the 1960s and some of the influential people and movements that help define it. >> the name of my book is "sex, drugs and rock and roll: the rise of america's 1960's counterculture" . my book focuses on kind of the whole of american bohemia to a certain extent so i go back and talk about early progenitors, i talk about figures like edgar allen poe and walt whitman. i talk about the lyrical left in the early 20th century, john reed, maurice bryant. i talk abouthipsters , and then i focus on the beats, the two figures of the cast of allen ginsberg and jack kerouac, two of the central biographical elements in this book. and then i go on and talk about timothy leary, ken kesey and a whole array of characters of course through the decade of the 1960s. when we think of the counterc

kansas city 3-1.hat snaps the a's nine-game win streak over the royals. >>> sharks and oilers game 2 tonight. sharks lead the series one game to none. questionable whether joe thornton will play tonight. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> we have the play of the day from major league baseball. orioles and blue jays in toronto. >> pitch on the way and that one towards the middle. gets it what a play, they turn two! there's a major league double play and that will get him out of the inning. >> that's called 6-4-3 double play. baltimore shortstop hardy with a nice clip to scope. and a strong throw to first to complete the sweet double play. orioles win 2-1 and that's your play of the day. for. >>> today is dubbed warriors friday ahead of the nba play- offs. two bay area mayors are calling on to you break out the blue and gold. >> friday april 14th is blue and gold day in san francisco. let's cheer on our warriors to victory! >> now, it's not just mayor ed lee getting ready for the "dubs"' fi

the giants beat the kansas city royals 2-1 last night. he hit an rbi single and two outs in the 11th. giving the giants the extra inning win. the last time the giants were in kansas city, they celebrated the third world series title in five years. >> and we happening today, the new england patriots are heading tod white house to celebrate the super bowl victory. president trump will greet the team in the oval office this afternoon. at least six players are planning to boycott the trip. >> and now, obviously -- and finish me, it was simple. i don't believe in excluding other people. >> and my son grows up. i believe the legacy of our president is going to be what it is. and i wanted to say, dad, why did you go when you knew the right thing was not to go. >> and two -- tom brady and robert kraft. personal friends of president trump. >> i am sure bill belichick will be there as well. >>> yeah. >> and sal is right there. >> traffic is busy area now. the traffic is not going to be bad driving through. it looks like a nice looking drive with no

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los gigantes de san francisco el dia de hoy iniciaron una sere de dos juegos en kansas city ante losla onceava entrada donde panik remolco la carrera de la victoria pegando un sencillo para que hundley anotara el dos a uno y de alli no se moveria la pizarra. los giantes mejoraron su registro de esta joven temporada a seis victorias y nueve derrotas. maÑana para el segundo y ultimo juego de esta serie se espera que salga madison bumgarner a la loma. esa es toda la informacion deportiva que le tengo al momento.. los espero maÑana con mas del mundo de los deportes. que tengan excelente noche..regresamos con ustedes para mas noticias. take topvo / cesar --y estas son imgenes de un increible rescate que tuvo lugar ayer en pacfica... --concretamente en ''mori point'' donde un hombre se encontraba a 75 pies sobre el mar, tratando de subir por el acantilado.. --equipos de emergencia trataron de realizar el rescate desde el suelo pero les fue imposible... --por lo que tuvieron que usar un helicptero de la patrulla de caminos, para poner al hombre a salvo.... lorena --- veamos cmo estn las tem

wednesday, auch to the kansas city public library with david nickels talks about eisenhower's underground campaign against joseph mccarthy. then we will be in columbus ohio, where former cia officer talks on ernest hemingway. and then we will be live in maryland's state capitol with discussions on criminal justice, income inequality, and terrorism and intelligence featuring former director of the cia and national security agency michael hayden. that is a look at some of the programs booktv will be covering this week. many events are open to the public and look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> good morning. i am president of the ge

. >> jimmy: she's from kansas city? >> kansas city. >> yeah! has it always been that way for mom? >> yeah. it has. i mean, she had -- we went to costa vega last night, we had a corona. >> jimmy: a restaurant everyone loves here in the valley. i remember one time at a wedding reception she got a little -- a little crazy at the wedding reception had to pick her up. that was in high school. i went to drunk drive my mom. and she got in the car and i'm like, i cannot believe how drunk you are. and she's like, oh shut up. and she spit ice at me. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> and i have never let her forget it. oh, you mean like the time you spit ice at me? >> jimmy: you have a little sense what it's like to be an uber driver in a way. >> yeah, i was driving my mom's white mercury marquis driving her home. >> jimmy: you were kind enough to bring an article that i love so much. even laminate which had we really do appreciate. this is you as a little boy. how old are you in this photograph? >> i'm like fourth grade going into fifth. >> jimmy: that's y

world war i centennial commission hosts the program of national world or one museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. president woodrow wilson signed a congressional declaration of war against germany on april 6, 1917. more than 4 million american women and men surfing union and -- in uniform, and more than 100,000 died. that's on american history tv, here on c-span3. >> each week we bring you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. >> the aleutian islands are situated in north pacific ocean, forming a chain that extends about 1200 miles west southwest toward siberia to form the southern boundary of the bering sea. the illusions comprise for and constitute part of the territory of alaska, usa. there arec origin, cones on the chain still active. a permanent low-pressure area prevails there. cold air masses from the polar regions flow with the shearing effect against the warm, moisture laden air masses over the japanese current to form cyclonic disturbances. because of the earth's rotation, these disturbances move from , and thisst meteorological phenomena cons

first pitch is scheduled for 5:15 in kansas city. ( james ) on the ice.ose sharks host the edmonton oilers in game 4 in the opening round of the n-h-l playoffs. the oilers lead the series 2 games to 1. the sharks have been shut out in their last 2 games, not scoring a goal. the puck drops at 7:00 tonight at the s-a-p center. (james) coming up on the kron four morning news... you can go to the next warriors playoff game and help a good cause in the east bay all at the same time. we'll explain how, after the break. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... toll plaza áááábreakáááá (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) you can win tickets to the next warriors playoff game and help a good cause at the same time. oakland city council member rebecca kaplan has donated two tickets to wednesday's game. they are being auctioned off online right now. 100-percent of the proceeds from the auction are going to help out the survivors of the deadly san pablo avenue fire. the fire broke out last month, killing f

centennial of the entry into the great war from the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city missouri. at 2:00 p.m., david mccullough on how the founders valued education, viewed slavery and persevered in the face of hardship. >> the first seven presidents of the united states, john adams was the only one who never owned a slave. that was out of principle, and not because he couldn't afford it. abigail feelings about it were even more strongly voiced than his. >> at eight, on the presidency, university of virginia presidential scholar barbara. talks about the traits of a great president. >> the sign of a good leader is a leader who is self-confident but not arrogant. so confident in his own leadership and in his intellect that he didn't worry about having really smart people around him. >> for our complete american history tv schedule go to cspan.org. >> up next, an event looking at the future of u.s. missile defense. speakers include dan sullivan, a member of the armed services committee followed by a panel discussion with defense officials and global security experts lookin

jobs are moving to kansas city, missouri. we have earnings this week, drop, 25% drop, they have been so popular with baby boomers but that demographic is dropping off so looks like they will have to change, this is the harley cruiser reduction they are shifting over to kansas city, missouri. >> i grew up riding a harley, want to get more into it. the new samsung, making its debut after exploding phones. >> pretty interesting, the jury is out, love the photo, hate the phone, galaxy viii, infinity, it has an iris scanner, voice assistance, facial recognition which we talked about, a picture of somebody else. the screen looks a little pink in some people's opinion. samsung says you got to change the setting, there is positive feedback. >> samsung -- >> did a lost of research. this is a smart move. it is their own brand of wine, 8 to $10 a battle expanding flavors they are operating, replaying cabernet, and members mark wine, moniker on the label, a lot of people, a lot of consumers prefer they don't want extensive wines, just de

and memorial in kansas city. the ceremony includes a dramatic retelling of the american debate over whether to join the global conflict. and memorial in kansas city. woodrow wilson side a congressional declaration of war against germany on april 6, 1917. wanted formulate american served in uniform and more than 100,000 died. that is tomorrow on american history tv on c-span3. announcer 2: next on "american history tv," the cultural services division of the french embassy in new york city hosted a discussion about the 1986 nuclear weapons summit between president ronald reagan and soviet premier mikhail gorbachev. the meeting is widely seen as a cold war turning point. this is an hour.

kansas city fed president esther george says they haven't made a decision on when to shrink the balanceheet area speaking exclusively to michael mckee, she gave her outlook on the forward strategy and where she thinks the economy stands. esther: the economy has that's and starts. we've seen this over the last five years. the first quarter looks to be relatively soft. keeping our eye on whatsapp anemic, i think as much as possible, not over interpreting what it means relative to the longer term. for the year as a whole, i still see consumer spending in a way that should carry the economy forward. intoel: the fed is divided a camp that says we can do one more and a camp that says we could do two more and a small cap that we could do three more. where are you pitching your tent? requires you can't and down the number today. it,eans toward the long run you know where you are headed and you continue to move toward, watching how the economy reacts. the strategy of going gradual has been what i have supported. whether that means we will get for moves or three moves or no more dollar will be a

the top-selling game for the kansas city royals later this season is when the san francisco giants go to town expects of the top-selling game of all home openers in the country? >> yes. do you see that interest at the same level? >> we actually see extreme interest this year. there is the third top-selling team so far this season. number two is the chicago cubs and the world series champions. >> how hard are they to come by? >> there are some tickets still available and they start at about $70. one of the things i love to remind people is stubhub has the best value filter so if you look at the little blue bar for each type of ticket we will tell you what kind of value you are getting. >> happy home opener day. thank you for joining us i can. coming up we will take a look at the rise of the golden state star warrior steph curry and up next jason appelbaum joins us. stay with us. what is this? it's like a little vanilla tastey thing. a vanilla bean? mmm. they chopped it up in little pieces. like this little dots. i found one! i found one! breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream, a

and the giants try for a mini sweep of the royals in kansas city...mark carpenter is next with the highlights... and all the sports... coming up fletcher: "is there a growing concern over investors about trump's inability to get some of his policies through?" black: "we were running high weren't we? november was really good. the first quarter of the year started off strong as people thought, 'hey, we're going to get tax cuts. we're going to get tax repatriation. we're going to get a spending bill up to trillions of dollars. we're going to get corporate taxes cut from thirty five percent maybe down to eighteen to twenty-two to twenty-three percent. now it appears that all that's on the back burner; there's a new survey that came out from merrill lynch. global fund managers expectations are waning. and you saw the stock market up five percent in the first three months and since then, it's gone nowhere fast so there's no expectation of global inflation. people are starting to slide on their expectations for reform as far as corporate profits improving ti

but they did win 2 out of 3 in kansas city. >>> this is a deal that looks like it's going to happen. there was a guy with the raiders spirit, it would be the man, and he will probably wind up with the raiders. they are actively negotiating marshawn lynch. will seek reinstatement first of all. on the subject of the raiders, who better than john madden, and we've heard a lot of voices speak up in regard to the team moving to las vegas, but he holds a little extra credibility, and here's how it hit him on satellite radar yesterday. >> when the stadium now, when they move out, there will be no more oakland raiders, no more history of the oakland raiders. and that really bothers me. i mean, not just me personally, but all the raider fans all over, for all those years, the players and great players and great games and just boom, it just goes away. >> that's john madden, one of my favorites for sure. and well spoken. i think he speaks perfectly for a lot of raider fans here. >>> meantime, there will be something good happening in oakland sunday at 12:30, as the warriors get the parade march