this is the kearney state office. ven though the kearney mansion was his home, this is where the business was conducted. a lot of people would come through the back door. this was the main entrance to the office door. the rail you see out there was the original rail. many years of people riding on the rail still shows. you can see it in the wood. people who wanted to buy property, perhaps people who worked here on the ranch, maybe the workers would pickup their paycheck, fill out forms -- you can see many years of people using that particular area as they came in. so, the estate office changed over the years, but it's very similar to how it was when mr. kearney was here. in the back of the mansion, at one time, was a full -- this is -- was a full town at one time. this is the kearney mansion. at the same time, the house had been constructed and there was a very large water tower. they had everything in here that anyone really could use. it really was a full working farm. in the 1940's and 1950's, it was torn down. we d

states. >> we'll visit the kearney mansion museum. he established the california raisin growers association, you we want to get together a co-op of raisin gores to control the kuwait and pricing of raisins. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m., on american history dison c-span3. >> the labor department reported the economy add 227,000 jobs in january, and the unemployment rate was 4.8%. president trump discussed jobs numbers and dodd-frank financial regulations at a white house meeting with business leaders and his economic advisory couple. here's some of the meeting. >> thank you, everybody, for being here this morning. this is a really world class group and i want to thank you

kearney. celebrating the year of the rooster. a lot of people -- local and state political leaders and other celebrities. parade organizers were happy everything went off perfectly. we brought the parade to you live. i'm sorry i missed it. the weather was perfect. our family and friends, all of our coworkers out there posted by claudine long. a lot of hard work went into get bringing you coverage of the parade. you see a lot of familiar faces. there are a lot of people behind the scenes who worked hard to make this happen. way to go claudine and everybody. >>> all of our directors and our lighting director, with us during the week. they camped out for a few days to make all of that happened. >> we will be talking about it throughout the morning. >>> we want to take you live to show you what is happening at the oroville dam. as we speak. look at this work taking place trying to shore up the emergency spillway. it is holding up right now. that is the good news. there is still fears about erosion that could make the spillway collapse. live pictures at the dam -- the

the parade moved up market street over to kearney celebrating the year of the rooster. a lot of celebrities in local and state political leaders. the present and past this chinatown pageant winners were there as well. >>> we brought you live coverage of the parade. the weather was great. and steve predicted. here is video of all of us. our own claudine out there. getting some great interviews. i talked to her plea for the parade started. she talked to me early and ms. chinatown. just interviewing everyone along the way. thank you to all of our crew. a lot of people behind the scenes. they don't get as much credit. they were out there camped out for a few days.>>> that is a big event to put together. it all went very well. let's go out and take a look at the commutes on the bay bridge toll plaza. this is about a 20-25 minute delay before you make it into the city. it is not a light commute. you will be waiting for a while. we also looking at the commute here in the east bay. routine on highway 4 and highway 80. is to get over there i want to remind you highway 37 is still closed because of the flooding. they'r

states. >> we visit the historic carney mentioned museum and the history of martin theodore kearney, an early contributor to the development of agriculture in fresno and established the california raisin growers. >> a co-op to structure the pricing. >> watch c-span's cities tour fresno california at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3 working with cable affiliate and visiting cities across the country. >> for welcoming our founder, ishmael reed, to the stage, i want to say a few words about nick terrorist who received the american book award this year for tomorrow's battlefield, us proxy wars and secret ops in africa. nick was

states. >> and we visit the mansion museum and learn about the history of martin theodore kearney, who established the california raisin growers association. >> he especially was interested in the growing of raisins and wanted to get together a co-op of raisin growers to kind of structure the pricing, control quality of raisins. >> watch c-span cities

states. >> and we visit the mansion museum and learn about the history of martin theodore kearney, who established the california raisin growers association. >> he especially was interested in the growing of raisins and wanted to get together a co-op of raisin growers to kind of structure the pricing, control quality of raisins. >> watch c-span cities tour of fresno, california saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. workingth with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> we are joined here on "washington journal" by diplomatic reporter for the associated bopress, matthew lee talking about rex tillerson and what's ahead. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's first up for rex tillerson on a week that's obviously fairly busy with foreign policys news? >> well, that is certainly true. he's got quite aas task ahead o him. he hasf to deal first with his own building, shall we say, the state department, where as you probably know, there was almost 1,0000 diplomats who signed a dissent cable objecting t