country, including charlotte, north carolina, denver, colorado, and purdue university in west lafayette, indiana. >> it's not just happening in ferguson and new york. it's happening here. >> reporter: and in berkley, california, protesters blocked an amtrak passenger train before marching out on to a major freeway, halting traffic for others. amid the protests, fire officials were forced to deal

. >> welcome to lafayette and west lafayette, indiana, located on the wabash river. west lafayette is home to purdue university. with the help of our comcast cable partners, over the next hour and 45 minutes, we will look at the history of the cities. learn about william henry harrison and the battle of tippecanoe. >> it was cold and rainy, it was early november. the troops were low on provisions. they had limited manpower and equipment. harrison complained about his shortage of axis and their poor quality in the building of fort harrison on the way up. he had the troops build bonfires to keep them warm and ward off the rainfall, but had them sleep in battle conditions fully dressed on their weapons. videoer, visit c-span's archives which houses over 200,000 hours of public affairs programming. >> the archives started as an idea of a half-dozen professors at purdue university who felt the longform, unedited content c-span airs is an important audiovisual record of public affairs, the entire congress, congressional hearings, presidential speeches. and that video needed

is joining our comcast cable partners to show -- showcased the history of lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. to see more, go to ent.c-span.org/localcont this is american history tv on c-span3. the development of canals and railroads was important to the early growth of lafayette. depot to learn more about the role of transportation in the city history. riverconnected the wabash with the ohio river of two toledo. it was possible to go by canal boat that entire distance. could go to the northeast, go up to new york city, or to go to the great lakes. that was significant because this was a transfer point. the farmers would bring their grain, their amylase. -- their animals. their animals could be processed here. that was significant. the slaughtered animals. they brought packing and later on to the railroad. the trains came in in the 1850's higher to the civil war -- prior to the civil war. they went up to chicago, toledo. that is also new york. and of course, down south westward to new orleans. there were a lot of trains coming through and they were located right through the center of town. o

. >> welcome to lafayette and west lafayette, or indiana, on booktv. the city located on the wabash river, 60 miles northwest of indianapolis, and west lafayette is home to purdue university. with the help of our comcast cable partners, over the next 90 minutes we'll visit a local bookstore, speak with local authors from the area and learn about abraham lincoln's fight to prevent slavery from spreading to the tropics. >> lincoln had said he wouldn't let slavery expand anywhere, and douglass kept saying does that mean you're against the acquisition of new territories? and finally, after trying to parry the question for most of the debates, lincoln finally explodes in the fifth debate at galesburg, illinois, at knox college, and he just says if it means slavery going southward, yes, i would probably oppose that kind of acquisition. >> but first, we'll learn about the history of flight at purdue university and speak with john norberg, author of "spacewalker: my journey in space and faith as nasa's frequent flier," about purdue graduate jerry ross. >> t-min

next, a look at our recent visits to lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. if you are lafayette in the 1960's and you are pregnant woman, you might've had the baby in the car because you are stuck between two trains. a heartxamples of attack victims that did not get to the hospital because they csxe cx ght in between line. for people who did not grow up in lafayette, we are about train treks in the middle of the street for 14 city blocks, and to the east of that, and even norfolk and western track. that is the one that carried the real freight. up to 60-70 trains a day, depending on which year, which decade, as the trains double to an length, they decrease in numbers, but with the the community. word delay's, things that could cause serious problems, but also death. people were hit at these crossings. mostly along norfolk southern, because the trains moved slowly as it moved down the middle of the street, so most people to get out of the way, but there ,ere not always want to year bu

. >> for more information on the recent visit to lafayette and west lafayette indiana and the many other cities go to c-span.org/local content. >> as 2014 comes to a close from february 12 12th through the 15th, the savanna book festival will be held in savannah, georgia the seventh annual tucson festival of books hosted by the university of maryland chief of arizona. .. >> over the past half century, nexn booktv. it's about an hour.

look at our recent visit to lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. watching "american history tv". all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. nine, eight, seven, six, five, four -- we have the main engine start. >> go! all engines, go. go. at the flight simulator building here at purdue university. and this is where a lot of things started in aviation. the purdue program was the to offer the country bachelor's degrees two pilots in the mid-1960's. today, it continues to be one of the best, most finest flight programs in the country. we have so many people who have been so important. can tell you that, going back beginning, some of the countries most important figures -- billy mitchell, who of world war i commander air forces -- they were both trained to fly by purdue graduates. got involved in flight from purdue was a guy named clifford. he graduated in 1908. his father sent him here from dayton, ohio. he paid out-of-state tuition son to come here and learn about internal combustion engines. great research going out. by the time he left, they said more about the engines. go back was f

next, a look at our recent visit to lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> ♪ >> we are at the sight of the battle of tippecanoe which was fought november 7, 1811, just over 200 years ago. it was one of the events that cleared the way for indiana statehood which will have its 200th anniversary in 2016. the treaty of greenville brought an end to what had been called the northwest indian wars in the 1790's. it was the beginning of the united states being able to take control of the northwest territory, which it gained title to in the treaty of paris in 1783. it brought about a generation of uneasy peace on the frontier but it also, in the early years of the 19th century, saw the beginnings of a native revivalist movement under the leadership of a shawnee holy man which the whites referred to as the shawnee prophet. his movement was quite successful and attracted lots of followers. in 1808, he moved his headquarters to the confluence of the tippecanoe and wabash rivers. it was to beco

. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. or the marquis lafayette, a french soldier who aided george washington's continental army during the revolutionary war. learn more about lafayette and west lafayette all weekend here on american history tv. >> may we continue coming down the ladder now? i am at the foot of the ladder. the foot beds are only depressed in the surface one or two inches. i'm going to step off now. that is one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> dear mr. armstrong, it is with great pleasure to inform you you have been selected for assignment to the manned space program to participate in astronaut training to be coordinated with the personnel office of the flight research center. it is dated 1962. >> ♪ skipping along >> we are in the special collections at purdue library. the exhibit is called "steps to the moon, selection from the neil armstrong papers and eugene cernan papers." neil armstrong and eugene cernan are graduates of purdue university. they are unique in that mr. armstrong was the

sunday morning, before 11:00, book tv visits lafayette, west lafayette indiana to interview cities authorsspan3, today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, and historian talks about the life of irish american soldier patrick clayburgh and his wife -- and his role in the confederate army in tennessee. sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. on real america coming 1974 investigative piece by san francisco's kron-tv on the history of police brutality in neighboring oakland. find the complete schedule at www.c-span.org and let us note you think about the programs you're watching. us orn call us or e-mail send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation and like us on facebookor follow us on twitter. here's a look at the programs you will find christmas day on the c-span networks. holiday festivities start at 10 a.m. eastern with the lighting of the national christmas tree followed by the white house christmas decorations with first lady michelle obama and the lighting of the capitol christmas tree. just after 12:30 p.m., celebrity activists talked about their causes. at 8:00, supreme court justice alito

. >> during booktv's recent visit to lafayette and west lafayette, indiana, we spoke with the author"slavery, race and conquest in the tropics," robert may, who provides a history of abraham lincoln's efforts to prevent slavery from spreading. >> i decided to do this project after i stumbled upon something very curious in rereading the lincoln/douglass debates several years ago. everyone assumes that when they held their famous debates in 1858 that they were discussing wheeling kansas, that -- bleeding kansas, that most of their arguments when it came to the territories were other whether or not kansas would be slave or free and whether steven douglas' famous act had allowed slavery into kansas. but i suddenly realized that in six of the seven debates, they were also arguing over whether slavery would go southward, whether it would go to cuba, whether it would go to mexico, whether it would go to central america. and that douglass kept pinning lincoln down. lincoln had said he wouldn't let slavery expanding anywhere, and douglass kept saying does that mean you're against the acquisit

next, look at our recent visit to lafayette and west lafayette indiana.ou're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> may we continue coming down the ladder now? i am at the foot of the ladder. the foot beds are only depressed in the surface one or two inches. i'm going to step off now. that is one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> dear mr. armstrong, it is with great pleasure to inform you you have been selected for assignment to the manned space program to participate in astronaut training to be coordinated with the personnel office of the flight research center. it is dated 1962. >> ♪ skipping along >> we are in the special collections at purdue library. the exhibit is called "steps to the moon, selection from the neil armstrong papers and eugene cernan papers." neil armstrong and eugene cernan are graduates of purdue university. they are unique in that mr. armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon and mr. cernin was the last to walk on the moon. purdue holds the distinction of those two alums. many

through that and hopefully be able to have -- >> next up on our visit to lafayette in west lafayette, indiana, we hear about the bible passed on to incoming deans of women at purdue university since the early 1900. >> i've seen a photograph of five women standing shoulder to shoulder at various purdue functions. this was a woman's function or something to celebrate to do with women. i would look at the picture. i didn't know the women in the picture and i thought there's a story. so after i've had seen us for several years, this photograph, and i heard a woman, sally watlington talking to another woman about, i could tell us about the women in the picture. she said that she had been the chief chauffeur in the head gopher. backup my attention because i thought it was funny. the more story she told that weekend, the more is that it would make a great book. so then about a week later, i ran into betting i'll send, who is the dean of students emeritus and she's the only one living currently. it was the day that purdue president rich daniels was named president him in as bad as i do know that he o

all weekend, american history tv is featuring lafayette and west lafayette indiana. it was named for the marquee the lafayette. a french soldier who hated george washington's continental army. learn more about lafayette and west lafayette all weekend on american history tv. -10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 we have the main engines. >> it has cleared the tower. fly like any gold. go. a flight simulator building at purdue university. this is where a lot of things started in aviation. the purdue program was the first in the country to offer bachelor's to pilots in the middle 1960's. today a continues to be one of the finest flight programs in the country. you, going back to the beginning, some of the country's most important take years, billy mitchell, a world war one commander of the air force. arnold, the father of the modern air force, were both trained to fly by purdue graduates. cliff turpin graduated in 1908. his father sent him here from dayton, ohio for his son to learn about internal combustion engines. we had great research in mechanical engineering and the internal combu

lafayette indiana to interview several the cities offers -- authors. saturday at 6 p.m., the civil war. the historic talks not the life of irish-american soldier and his role -- talks about the life of an irish-american soldier and his role. on real america, and investigative piece is san ofncisco's tv on the history police brutality in neighboring oakland. wind are complete schedule at c-span.org. let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. e-mail us. send us a tweet. joined the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. advisor administration and former george w. bush security advisor part of the national security discussion hosted by the atlantic. see that at or 30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> this month is the 10th anniversary of our sunday primetime university. we're featuring encore presentation highlighting authors come historians, so makers, and leading policy thinkers. interview on that september 11 compensation fund. the importance of african-american experience. robert novak on his 50 years of reporting

next, a look at our recent visit to lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend. >> the development of canals and railroads was important to the early growth of lafayette. we visited the big four depot to learn more about transportation's role.

. >> for more information on the recent visit to west lafayette indiana and the many other cities visited by her local content vehicles go to c-span.org/local content. and now more television for serious readers. ezra greenspan calls the life of williams wells brown. he penned some of the earliest works of fiction and travel. he also reports of the contemporary offender douglas was a popular anti-slavery speaker who ran for office and practice medicine. this is about 50 minutes. >> evening, ladies and gentlemen. my name is david murray and on the half of the staff it's my pleasure to welcome you to politics and prose. before we begin, let me remind you to take a moment to silence your devices and when we are done please ask questions. please use the microphone. thank you. and we always do 500 event such as every year as well as classes and trips and others and so if you would like to support that if you would like to know what is happening here, sign up for our weekly e-mail or follow us through social media. the book is by ezra greenspan and we have copies of william brown's book. and th

wanted to do. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. we recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about the sister cities and other stops on c-span citiesore -- c-span's tour. you're watching american history tv on c-span3. this month is the 10th anniversary of q&a. we are featuring an encore presentation of one q&a from each year, highlighting authors, historians, journalists, filmmakers and leading policy thinkers. the september 11 victims compensation fund. the importance of the african-american experience to u.s. history. robert december 22 to the 26th at 7 pm eastern. history tv an tonight for lectures and history. virginia commonwealth university christopher saladino discusses the cold war nuclear arms race.

. >> throughout the weekend american history tv is featuring lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. we traveled there to learn about its risks -- rich history. earn will gnash learn more at www.c-span.org -- learn more at www.c-span.org. c-span3.kend on >> will hear about the five years during which thomas --ferson stir -- served in as the minister to france. author james thompson describes it as a transformative experience with his friendships with french revolutionaries and progressives turns him from a political loner to an activist. mr. thompson is the author. he spoke at the virginia historical society. this is about an hour. >> the summer of 1784, thomas jefferson traveled to paris as minister of the united states to france and lived there for 5 years. he made a series of excursions with pierre, an influential member of french society. he appointed jefferson not only to the city and its people but when the enlightened ideas of french thought. today's speaker will talk to us about this transformative period and thomas jefferson's life. james thompson studied philosophy as an un

next, a look at our recent visits to lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. if you are lafayette in the 1960's and you are pregnant woman, you might've had the baby in the car because you are stuck between two trains.

visits lafayette, west lafayette indiana. to interview several of the city's authors and tour its literary sites and on american history t.v. on c-span three today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, historian damion shields talks about the life of irish american soldier patrick clayburn during the bralths of franklin, tin see. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on "real america," a 1974 investigative piece by san francisco's kron t.v. on the history of police brutality in neighboring oakland. find our complete television schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us at comments@cspan.org or a tweet at c-span hash tag comments. join the c-span conversation. like us on back to. follow us on twitter. coming up on washington journal, gregory korte and then michael coun houn will talk about payday lenders and regulations mark diamondstein president of the american postal workers' union outlines schedules taking place in january. we will take your calls and y

weekend,hout the american history tv is featuring lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. we recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about the sister cities and other stops on c-span city to her at c-span.org/local content. you're watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> coming up next on american history tv, former journalist and kennedy school professor examines presidential decision-making in the post-vietnam era. he discusses military complex as well is declared wars, including the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the national press club hosted this event. it is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good evening. welcome to the national plus club. i am the club's 107th president. it is my honor to welcome all of you here this evening and those watching via c-span as part of this american history series. for a discussion about the impact of vietnam war has had on presidential decision-making over the past five decades. we could not have a more appropriate guest of honor tonight than marvin kalb, the award winning journal

. >> all weekend long, american history tv is featuring lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. in august 1859, lafayette was the first site to officially deliver the u.s. mail by air. launched in a balloon the mail , never reached its final destination in new york but landed instead near crawfordsville, indiana, due to bad weather. it made the rest of the journey by train. together with our comcast cable partners, our staff recently visited many sites exploring the rich history of lafayette and west lafayette. learn more about these cities all weekend on american history tv. >> t minus 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 we have main engine start. >> america's first space shuttle. go! >> beautiful. >> go, honey, go! fly like an eagle! go! >> we are at the flight simulator building at purdue university. and this is where a lot of things started in aviation. the purdue program was the first in the country to offer bachelor's degrees to pilots in the middle 1960's. and today, it continues to be one of the best, one of the finest flight programs in the country. we have so many people who have been

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we traveled to lafayette indiana. let's take a look at the life and culture in that community. has a collection on purdue university. >> emilio was on the faculty of her do university from 1935 until the year she disappeared. she would stay on campus only a few weeks or months out of the year. she would come during each semester and be on campus for a month or two. after she had been here for a year or so, the trustees and the president of the university asked her what they could do for her. had always she dreamed of a plane the world. she wanted a plane that was faster, had more endurance and could fly longer ranges. the purdue research foundation agreed that they would provide a fund for her aeronautical research. the catch was she could use the plane for an around the world flight. it would be intended for research purposes. what happened was she decided she wanted to make the flight a little earlier than originally planned. she began planning for that around 1936. she worked with an expert on navigation who trotted out the route for her. host: we hope you tune in on a tvpan

and sunday morning, book tv visits west lafayette, indiana to interview several of the city's authors. and on "american history tv" on at 6:00 pm turday eastern on the civil war, we'll talk about the life of irish american soldier patrick cleburne. piece 1974 investigative by san francisco on police brutality in neighboring oakland. find our complete schedule online. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us, email us, or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome to our editor of o and "foreign policy", david rothkopf. he is out with a new book, as well. given the title, i want you to did t to what the president yesterday with cuba. that the ll, i think cuban action predates the age of fear. because the early days of the relationship with cuba -- the call war -- i sometimes policy the -- because it was just as successful as a lot of the car. this has not worked for one minute. the rest of the world realized time ago that engaging with cuba was a better idea than trying to isolate them. of , y

tv visits west lafayette, indiana to visit several of the city's authors. history tv" on n at 6:00 pm day eastern, and talk about the soldier patrick cleburne and the battle of franklin. a 1974 investigative piece kron tv on cisco's polices brutality in neighboring oakland. let us know what you think the programs you're watching. call us, email us, oor send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. this week on "q&a", katie pavlich on what she perceives as the hypocrisy of liberals. what is your problem of ted kennedy? >> well, this goes back to, like i said, where this idea the the book came from - - 2012 dnc convention where they were showing this tribute video because he had passed away. a women's ing him as rights champion, when he left a young woman to drown in his car. and if he had not gone back for nine hours to save his own behind, she would've probably survived. you can't do an entire video at claiming to be preaching and fighting the war glorify someone like that, wwhile not included as part of his life

and book tv visits west lafayette, indiana, to visit several of the city's authors.urne and his role in the confederate army during the battle of franklin tennessee. sunday afternoon at 4:00 reel mek, a piece from kron-tv on the history of police brutality in neighboring oakland. find our complete television schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us at comments@c-span.org or send us a tweet @cspan #comments. follow us on facebook. like us on fwirt. >>> now to the pentagon where army lieutenant general james terry briefs reporters on current air strike operations against isis and discusses the role of iraqi security forces and other coalition members engaged in the conflict. this is 35 minutes. >> it's definitely taller today. good morning everybody. i won't make this long, but i wanted to welcome lieutenant general james terry, the commander of the combined joint task force operation inherent resolve. our anti-isil efforts. i want to welcome him to the briefing room. this is his first

critically, be creative and have a goal in life beyond the material and sunday i(s visits e lafayette, indianaderate army and sunday afternoon at 4:00, a 1974 investigative piece by ;akbkronn the history of police;&g bruta in oakland. find out complete schedule and let us know what you think about call us or send us a tweet. join the cspan conversation. like us on facebook. >>> isaac forum this month on u.s. relations and why he intended to challenge benjamin netanyahu in next year's elections. he's interviewed by jeffrey goldberg at the brookings institution. it's an hour.dyehanhhñ >> i just asked him what side he wants to be on and he said the right.s note that.  thank you, haim. everyone's here. and thank you -- we have agreed to call ourselves jeff and bougie. >> no problem. >> the -- there's a lot to cover tonight. i want to start with something that i call word association. [ laughter ] >> can i say three short sentences? one is that, of course, join '0ñ with all of my colleagues from israel in expressing heartfelt condolences to mr. lieberman. secondly, on a different note, to be gra

sunday morning, book tv this its west lafayette, indiana two visits several of the cities authors andto her literary sites. on american history tv on c-span, saturday at 6:00 p.m. on eastern -- damien shields talks about the life of irish american in thes and the role battle of franklin, tennessee. and on railamerica, a 1974 investigative piece by san kr oh in tv on the history of police brutality in neighboring oakland. find a complete schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us at the following number. e-mail us at the following address. at c-span a tweet #comments per joined the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. bush was interviewed at the wall street genie -- journal ceo council. this is 45 minutes. your only on the left, jerry. >> yes, governor bush is on the left. you are to their right. this is ok. you brought your coffee. you can get over caffeinated as we talk. that will be good for the optics. thank you for being with us. thank you for being with us. i appreciate it very much. a lot of famil

and then sunday morning booktv visits west lafayette indiana to interview several of the city's authors and tour the literary sites. and on american history tv on c-span3, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, damien shields talks about irish american soldiers and their role in the army. and then in 1974 investigation piece on san francisco's tv on the history of police brutality in oakland. for the complete schedule, find us at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs that we are watching. give us a call and e-mail us at comments at c-span.org or send us a tweet. join the conversation. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> coming up next, the secretary-general ban ki-moon holds a year-end news conference commenting on a range of topics including today's announcements to normalize relations between the u.s. and cuba. he also talks about the ebola outbreak in west africa. his recent trip on climate change and the humanitarian crisis in syria. from new york city this is 45 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. the secretary will mak

in book tv visits west lafayette, indiana. -- to tour its literary sites. today, patrick clay role -- patrick cleburne's in the civil war. four, theow night at history of police brutality in neighboring oakland. c-span.orghedule on and let us know what you think of the programs you are watching. , e-mail us, or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> this month is the 10th anniversary of our sunday primetime program, and we are featuring an encore presentation from one q and day each year, highlighting historians, film makers, and leading public policy makers. kenneth feinberg's issue -- from 2005 onisode september 11. from 2007, robert novak on his 50 years of reporting in washington. from 2008, the value of higher education in america. and from 2009, conservative commentator -- a decade of compelling conversations. december 22 through the 26 at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span. bob kerry and john danforth spoke at an event hosted by the bipartisan policy center. served on a bipartisan commission that examined e

in other parts of the country, including charlotte, north carolina, denver colorado and west lafayette, indiana. >> this is not just happening in ferguson and new york and oakland, but it's happening here as well. monday marked the third consecutive night of tense confrontations in berkeley california. protesters blocked an amtrak passenger train before marching out to a major freeway and halting traffic for hours. fire officials were forced to deal with a medical emergency. >> i have a female in labor stuck in traffic. >> emergency responders were able to locate the pregnant woman and transport her to the hospital. back here in rainy brooklyn it's still unclear whether or not the duke and dutchess had any idea of the protests happening. so far they've nod made any public comment about eric garner's death or the police brutality. >> thank you. just a couple of mis from the barclays center there was a deadly police shooting inside a synagogue. an officer shot a stabbing suspect. elaine shows us the dramatic confrontation caught on video tape. >> early this morning witnesses say an unidentified m

country, including charlotte, north carolina, denver, colorado, and purdue university in west lafayette, indiana>> it's not just happening in ferguson and new york. it's happening here. >> reporter: and in berkley, california, protesters blocked an amtrak passenger train before marching out on to a major freeway, halting traffic for others. amid the protests, fire officials were forced to deal with a medical emergency. >> i have a female in labor stuck in traffic. she's going to be in a beige tahoe. >> reporter: emergency responders were able to locate the pregnant woman and transport her to the hospital. back here in a rainy brooklyn, it's still unclear whether the royal couple knew about the protests going on outside the barclays center. gayle, so far, neither of them have made any comment about the controversy. >> all right, vinita, thank you. just a couple miles from the barclays center there was a deadly shooting inside a synagogue. an officer shot a suspect. >> reporter: early this had morning, witnesses say an unidentified man entered this jewish center, asked for a book and then left. bu

visit lafayette and west lafayette, indiana. on c-span 3 today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, the story and damien shiels talks about patrick cleburne and his role in the battle of franklin, tennessee. 1974y at 4:00, a investigative piece by san on polices korron tv brutality in neighboring oakland, california. let us know what you are watching . >> this month of the 10th anniversary of q1 day, and we are showing highlights. from 2005, kenneth feinberg's interview on the 9/11 victims compensation fund. 2007, robert novak honest his 50 years of reporting in washington. our.2008, renew could to from 2009, conservative commentator s.e. cupp. >> history bookshelf features popular history riders and heirs on american history tv. next, frederick kempe discusses his book, "divorcing the dictator: america's bungled affair with noriega." anniversary ofnd o the invasion of panama. frederick kempe delves into the history of panama. mr. kemp was a journalist for the wall street journal or he is not president and chief executive officer of the atlantic council. th

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