but let us begin. energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. and so, my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. my fellow citizens of the world, ask not what america will do for you, but what together we can do for the reedom of man. >> this weekend america history looks back at the assassination of jfk, its aftermath, commemorative events. also, your chance to talk to authors and historians today at 5:00 eastern with dallas 1963 coauthor, and at 5:45, november 22, 1963 author. coverage continues sunday with johnson's address to congress and your questions live with his biographer and presidential hist torn. followed at 6:00 p.m. with nbc news coverage of president kennedy's funeral. remembering jfk. on american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >> today on c-span, "washington journal" live with your calls, tweets and e-mail

let every nation know whether it wishes us well or ill that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, to assure the survival and the success of liberty. let both sides unite to heed an all corners of the earth the command of isaiah, to undo the heavy burdens, and let the oppressed go free. all of this will not be finished in the first 100 days. nor will it be finished in the first 1,000 days. nor in the life of this administration. nor even perhaps in our lifetime on this planet, but let us begin. in your hand, my fellow citizens, more than mine, will rest the final success or failure of our course. since this country was founded, each generation of americans has been summed to give testimony to its national loyalty. the grave of young americans who answered the call to service surround the globe. now the trumpet summons us again. not as a call to bear arms, though arms we need. not as a call to battle, though em battled with are. but a call to bear the burden of a long twilight struggle year in and year out. rejoicing in hope, pat

. >> let us pray.rican veteran, and ever with your grace and your strength to guide me, i have sacrificed for you and country. and you have made my heritage long, and proud. for i shivered that cold winter in valley forge, and spilled my blood, i am an american veteran. i came to france in the war to end all wars, i am an american veteran. i was there on that day of infamy, stormed the beaches of normandy, and i scaled the cliffs. i met battle on island after island, and i raised the flag. i am an american veteran. i was there with macarthur in korea, and in the jungles of vietnam. i was there in desert storm, iraq, and today, in the mountains of afghanistan, and i remain ready to pledge my all, for i am my brothers' and sisters' keeper. i am an american veteran, and humbly i beseech thee to hearken to my prayer, and make haste to establish justice, freedom, and peace among men and women and nations. for this we humbly pray, amen. >> now i would like to invite mr. harold fritz to lead us in our pledge

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let us not seek to fix the blame for the past, let us accept our own responsibility for the future. ". more than 55 years later, jfk's advice reigns true. it is important to remember now as we implement the affordable care act. five weeks ago the end -- the administration launched www.c- span.org -- launched healthcare.gov. it was to be the premier website for the affordable care act. needless to say, it has been a rocky rollout. problems have plagued the let me say right off the bat that this is unacceptable. it has been disappointing to your members of the say that they did not see the problems coming. secretary sibelius, last time you came before this committee i used to year -- two words about my worryrds to relate over the law's implementation. make no mistake, i believe in this law. i spent two years of my life working on the affordable care act, there is nothing i want more to succeed. that ifgo i warned implementation did not improve, the marketplace might struggle. other senators voiced similar concerns. updates on theor market places, the responses we got were completely uns

my fellow inhabitants of this planet, let us take our stand here, in this assembly of nations and let us see if we can in our own time to a jest and lasting peace. [ applause ] >>> this november 22nd marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination in dallas. join american history tv november 23 and 24 for eyewitness accounts of the events surrounding that fall day in 1963. we'll air footage of the kennedy funeral and lyndon johnson's address to congress. watch ceremonies from the plaza in dallas and the jfk library in boston and we'll take your phone calls. remembering jfk 50 years after dallas. here on american history tv on cspan 3. mrs. johnson first lady loved to show off the texas country and her home. the guest to the ranch would formally gather here in the den. various heads of states came to visit. we have pay few things that speak to her connection to the room here. one of the things she wanted to highlight was the native american heritage here in the hill country. we have a small collection of arrow heads over there. she had an eye for copper and collected gi

my fellow inhabitants of this planet, let us take our stand here, in this assembly of nations and let us see if we can move the world to adjusted lasting peace. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> this november 22nd marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination in dallas. join us for eyewitness accounts surrounding that fall day in 1963. watch ceremonies from the plaza in dallas and the jfk library in boston and we'll take your phone calls. remembering jfk 50 years after dallas. >>> all weekend american history tv is featuring ann arbor, michigan home to the university of michigan. hosted by our comcast cable partner partners learn more about ann arbor all weekend here on american history tv. >> i want to express my thanks to you. i come here tonight to say one or two words on this campaign which is now coming into the last three week. >> on october 13th, john kennedy

but," he said, "let us begin." today, in this moment of new resolve, i would say to all my fellow americans, let us continue. this is our challenge--not to hesitate, not twofold, not -- not to fold, not to linger over this evil moment, but to continue on our of course so that we may fulfill the destiny that history has set for us. our most immediate task are here on this hill. first, no memorial oration or eulogy could more eloquently honor president kennedy's memory then nearly as possible passage of the civil rights bill for which he fought so long. [applause] we have talked long enough in this country about equal rights. we have talked for a hundred years or more. it is time now to write the next and to write it in the books of law. [applause] i urge you again as i did in 1957 and again in 1960 two an act a civil rights law so that we can move forward to eliminate from this nation every trace of discrimination and oppression that is based upon race or color. [applause] there could be no greater source of strengt

together, let us explore the stars.ame before us made certain that this country, that the role of this country rode the first waves of the industrial revolution. the first waves of modern invention, the first waves of nuclear power. and this generation does not intend to founder in the back wash of the coming age of space. we mean to be part of it. we set sail on this new sea because there is to be a new knowledge gained and new rights to be won and they must be won and used for the progress of all people. but why, some say, the moon? why choose this as our goal? we choose to go to the moon in this decade and to do the other things not because they are easy, but because they are hard. >> powerful words from the late president of the united states as read by david mccullough, the biographer of the late president. we're going to continue our special coverage in a moment. >> one we are unwilling to postpone. start a poem. or finish a symphony. it's been to classrooms, boardrooms, even to space. and we can't wait to see whe

together let us explore the stars. conquer the deserts. eradicate disease. tapped the ocean depths. the role to this country, rode the first waves of the industrial revolution and first waives of modern convention and nuclear power and this generation does not intend to founder in the back wash of the coming age of space. we mean to be a part of it. we set sail on this new sea because there is to be a new knowledge gained and a new rights to be won and they must be won and used for the progress of all people. but why some say? the moon? why choose this as our goal? we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy, but because are hard. because that will measure the best of our energies and skills. because that challenge is one we are willing to accept. one that we are unwilling to postpone. and one which we intend to win. the goal of a peaceful world is our guide, for the present and vision of the future. the quest is the greatest adventure of our century. we sometimes cha ff of the burden of our obligations and the complexity of our decisi

"stand up, my brothers, and let us all sing. "let us sing because jacob, at last, is a better man." he hasn't got our troubles, he hasn't got our problems because jacob, at last, has reached home. that's the home for the black man, is when they dig a hole to bury him, is when they press our face against the cold earth and we smile with our teeth out. that will be the only time we will be happy, brother, is when we are dead. let me do you a favor. have you ever been to sky's place? come with me. i'll do you a few shots there. let's go drown our sorrows at sky. let's go drink ourselves to death. that's the only time that black men can be happy, is when he's drunk. sky's. sky's place. hey, nowetu, when i mention that name again, i get a headache. such would be your surprise, nowetu, if you had seen me at sky's place, only it was not just cold drinks being served, no, but first-class booze. and it was not mrs. teron's serving, no, but a certain wonderful and beautiful lady called miss nkonyemi. and it was not just sizwe, your husband, seated there, no, but mr. bansi with all the most im

. >> let us pray.ord our god thou who art the architect, engineer and creator of the universe, we have gathered on this historic occasion in a spirit of joy and celebration. oh, god we give thanks for the generosity of your divine grace and for the supply of the needed material resources and for the provision of human expertise to accomplish this magnificent project. we lift up thanks for the commitment, cooperation, and hard work by so many people in so many roles and at so many levels of responsibility to bring this beautiful bridge from creative conception to concrete completion. we pray your blessings upon this illustrious bridge and for the safety and well-being of all who shall traverse it. blessed oh, god, this triumphant celebration that we share. may this awe inspiring bridge inspire us all to reach our human potential as human bridges that will seek to bridge the gulfs that separate our diverse communities. may we too be bridges that will connect people and bring them together, may we too be

. >> let us enjoy just for a little while. if turns out pieces of the world series already headed to the hall of fame. we'll tell you what will be on display as i try to stretch this story as long as humanly possible. perhaps you've been in this situation. you're scorching toward a high score in whatever game you waste time with and the flight attendant says you have to power down now. that's pretty tough moment. pretty soon you won't have to stop. details on new faa rules. >>> and hillary clinton, how

holds jr. >> let us pray. with this that easy answers, half truths, and superficial relationships so we may live deep within our hearts. may god bless us with anger that injustice, oppression, and exportation of people so we may work with justice, freedom and peace for all. and may god bless us with tears to shed to those who suffer from pain, rejection so that we may reach out our hands to comfort them and to turn their pain into joy. and may god bless us with enough foolishness to believe that we can make a difference in this world so we can do together what others claim cannot be done. and so in this season of thanksgiving, we humfully bli ask these blessings in the name of the one god who created us all for the strength of a beloved community and in thanksgiving to god for the inspiring and courageous life and legacy of president john fitzgerald kennedy, amen, and amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand as we retire the colors. ♪ >> ambassador's to the united states was one of the officials who laid a

could you let us know if that's the case. i can ask any of the city staffers. >> we don't have the research on it. that issue is going to be part of the review of the application is my understanding. that would be done by the dpw. >> it's my understanding under records from the assess or's office about the ellis act evictions in 2004 and 2005 if there were that would not an allow the conversion and the fee would not be charged. can you give us a sense of what that impact might be if that turned out to be the case. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. i think this question is for dpw. >> why don't we defer that. i have a number of people on the roster that would like to address this. >> thank you, we got the information and personally went to the assessor's office and learned there was an eviction in 2004 and in the ellis quarter was documented in 2005. it seemed to be the case where this was a senior disabled. i think it's important to get this information. this is my larger question in terms of planning in terms of how we ve

brian flores is live on fresh ure island to let us know what -- treasure island to let us know what concerned families are saying. >> they certainly are concerned. we've spoken to many families and this afternoon as well. they say they received letters back in march telling them about the low level radiation that they deemed safe. but what they didn't know is what to think about these radioactive shards found here and with kids running around, that's especially disturbing they say. it looks like a rock. something perhaps a little kid could pick up. from an internal memo, this shard found earlier this year is considered radioactively dangerous. according to the memo obtained by the center for investigative reporting, some shards were found on public lawns near apartment buildings on treasure island. this one found on bayside drive. the memo states if held long enough, it could cause burns, hair loss. the concern is that pieces like this may be on other parts of the island. residents we spoke with want it discovered and cleaned up quick. >> the concern, get it done immediately. let's move as fa

he said, let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. i believe that.s diplomacy backed by the unprecedented sanctions we brought on iran, has brought us the progress that was achieved this weekend. for the first time in a decade, we've halted the progress on iran's nuclear program. key parts of the program will be rolled back. [applause]

let us give him the answer, shall we? the answer is that over 2,000 people have been made redundant the honorable gentleman says it is rubbish, it is absolutely true. we have a parliamentary answer from one of the health ministers. 2,000 people have been made redundant and re-hired, diverting money from the front line as this prime minister sacks nurses. the prime minister seems to be saying it is untrue. well, if he replies he can tell me whether it is untrue. we know why the nhs is failing his botched reorganisation, the abolition of nhs direct, cuts to social care, and 6,000 fewer nurses. there is only one person responsible for the a and e crisis, and that is him. >> we have taken 20,000 administrators out of the nhs -- and i am not going to take lectures from a government who saw patients drinking out of -- >> order. order. order. members are shouting at the tops of their voices at the prime minister, and they must stop doing so. the prime minister. >> let me give the right honorable gentleman the facts about the nhs

let us achieve like americans again. let us lead like americans again. let us believe like americans again. in ourselves, in our nation, in one another. together, we can. together, we must. and together, we will. god bless you, new hampshire. [applause] ♪ >> ♪ we take care of our own we take care of our own wherever this flag is flown ♪ >> wow. [laughter] i want to thank all of you for coming tonight. this indeed is a record. the largest jefferson-jackson celebration we have had in over 10 years. thank you for being here. thank you to our sponsors. thank you to the staff. thank you all for coming. we will see you in a couple months. thank you all. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> ♪ wherever this flag is flown we take care of our own ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thanks a lot. thanks for all you guys have done. thank you. hey, man. thanks a lot. hey, thanks. >> [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> thank you. thank you. where are you from? >> [indi

let us know, we'll have a let us know, we'll have a special report on that tomorrow. -- captions by vitacwww.vitac.com >>> erin thanks, new jersey governor chris christie's potential road to the white house and potential potholes on it. >>> he said he was too drunk to remember picking up the crack pipe and he's not stepping down. we'll hear from rob ford and the reporter that first broke the story. >>> breaking news in the kendrick johnson story. there were 36 cameras inside and outside the gym where he died. we got access to new footage from inside the gym. we're sorting through it and the camen

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let us begin.ns , more than mine, will rest the final success or failure of our course. since this country was founded, each generation of americans has been him and to give testimony to its nation loyalty. -- national loyalty. the graves of young americans who answered the call to service around the globe. now the trumpet summons us again arms, as a call to bear though arms we need, not as a call to battle, though embattled we are -- but a call to bear the burden of a long twilight struggle year in and year out. rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation -- struggle against the common enemies of man -- tyranny, poverty, disease and war itself. in the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hours of maximum danger. i do not shrink from this responsibility -- i welcome it. of usot believe that any would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. faith, the the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our c

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. >> i firmly believe in what president kennedy said - never let us negotiate out of fear, never let us fear to negotiate. i believe that. this diplomacy, backed by unprecedented sanctions on iran brought us the progress achieved this weekend. >> critics in congress says it gives iran too much lee way. it doesn't forbid the country enriching uranium. >> president obama's secretary of state john kerry and other officials describe it as a step towards the ultimate goal, ensuring that rain can never develop a nuclear weapon. there are sanctions in place, an easing of the sanctions to last six months. there are many in congress and elsewhere saying the deal is not enough. many are pushing for more sanction, not fewer sanctions on iran. they sea iran will play the game, parallels are drawn to north korea, coming to the table, getting what they want and going back to previous behaviour. >> ben rhodes is the deputy national security advisor. and he spoke with al jazeera america's inside story. this is his response to republicans and democrats who say new sanctions should be put in place. >>

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[applause] >> let us pray. god of heaven and earth, the work of your hands is made known in your bountiful creation and in the lives of those who faithfully live in your grace. today we remember the life and work of tom foley, son of the very proud city of spokane. this commitment to furthering education in his own district, washington's 50, is testified to by the ralph and hagans library at gonzaga university, his alma mater. it is named in honor of his parents, who did something right in raising such a son. tom foley was a modest man whose impact on the public wheel beyond his district far exceeded any projection of the ego or strength. may we all be inspired by his example to be men and women compelled to improve the life and prospect of our fellow citizens while eschewing any honor or glory. do our part to increase understanding and respect across cultural divides. be present with us this day, o god, as we mark his life and remember his legacy. bless this gathering and comfort us as we comfort one another i

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let us know, we'll have a let us know, we'll have a special report on that tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> erin thanks, new jersey governor chris christie's potential road to the white house and potential potholes on it. >>> he said he was too drunk to remember picking up the crack pipe and he's not stepping down. we'll hear from rob ford and the reporter that first broke the story. >>> breaking news in the kendrick johnson story. there were 36 cameras inside and outside the gym where he died. we got access to new footage from inside the gym. we're sorting through it and the camera on the gym mats where his body was found. we'll bring that to you when we can. >>> the winning election in a land slide and riding the wave all the way to the white house or at least, well, that's how george w. bush did it in texas in 1998 bulldozing a half dozen potential gop challengers and using the big margin of victory as a battering ram in the primaries and as proof of the campaign message he was a moderate, a compassion et conservative. chris christie is more combative perhaps than co

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and could you let us know where the highest concentration of the people are. >> i think that you hit it on the head and. and it is in china town and also in the area of the omi and the sunset. and you can see, and they mentioned in district one, and that there is relatively high concentrations of of people who are below poverty and it is really throughout the city and our labors throughout, all of san francisco. and there is every neighborhood is impacted by this. and if i may, i mean, looking at the map in my district, i see that the areas that seem to be affected tend to have a larger proportion of minority communities so i can see here, that the portal has a large chinese population. and the mission, that has a large latino immigrant population, and it is, and i don't know if or how it breaks down in terms of that, but it is interesting to see it on the map. >> yes. i think that you are right and we know that, families with children, we know that they have higher rates of food insecurity and especially neighborhood where they are higher and seniors. and so i think that i will, do

but if you build -- let us say you build a deck that is less than 30 inches off the ground. no permit is required. it does not go to the assessor reporter's office. between 30 and 36 inches off the ground, you need a permit. you can expand the entire size of your rear yard. if you are more than 36 inches off the ground, you have to meet the planning department open space requirements and encroachment requirements. there is a whole range. another thing would be converting an unfinished basement or adding living area, which is happening very often. people are taking the back of their grosz and turning it into their room, or an attic. that is happening in lot. you have to be assessed for that. i think that is a very green thing to do because you do not have to add building. do you have anything to say about general improvement? >> it is a big additional we are talking about attic space. when you are retrofitting for earthquakes two stories up in an edwardian, the expense involved, i think, would be hard to justify in most neighborhoods. >> it is hard to get enough windows with

we don't know what - let us hold until the litigation is over we can't falsify one person over another. so, please let's hold on until the litigation is over. so that's what i'm going to say. it's going to be on your conscious to affect one over another >> thank you do we have any other member that wishes to speak p seeing none, we'll bring it back to the commission. >> commissioners? >> commissioner pearlman. >> i want to say one thing i wrote the landmark for the designation for the memorial and it was an old theatre building originally and the designation did not include the fact by the time we designated the quilt had moved inform atlantic right now it's a seafood restaurants. it's relevant to the city of san francisco that the aids quilt was made there from the activities in the 80s and 90s around the aids crisis. mary brown mentioned the fact that the tendency, you know, is not related to this be landmark designation it's specifically for the building a physical building itself. so i believe that is clear ms. brown. i mean this is clear that the marcus book store is, you know, it

if you want to please step up and let us know your perspective of the appeal. we wanted to provide a little time for you to speak to our city departments. >> thank you so much and thank you for your prompt giving us a refund in order to -- what i would like the request is that in order to -- it would be most helpful if the board would consider amending when the repayment should happen to be ideally the sale of the condo but if that's not agreeable, at the completion of the condo, the spirit and intention of allowing a deferral for low-income residents is that 16 thousand dollars is an extreme hardship for my mom and i, she's l*f living mostly on social security, i'm only working part time. we have a mortgage on third place on our property we can't refinance, and we have an interest on our morbacker mortgage, we don't have an extra 16 thousand dollars, if you would be willing to extend the payment for low-income residents who have received a deferral to the completion of condo conversion, we'd be elt jibl to refinance at a much better rate, we're stuck at 6%, so

let it have its moment. it's really good for us>> that's how we americans are, we build things up to tear it down. >> i see another kale salad, i love kale salad. it's kale salad. we've got a pork tender loin, beautiful local pork, with these tinily beautiful roasted apples i put everywhere and then we've got a leek bread pudding, kind of like a stuffing, but i don't have a turkey here, so i wanted to do a variation on the stuffing and this is so good. tons of sweated-down leeks and it mimics the richness, and that's what i want to see. i want that feeling, that lovely feeling of being full at the dinner table afterwards, but i don't want to laden myself out -- >> so, you don't have turkey or honey-baked ham or something like that. >> yeah. but you can. what i want you to do is just think in the availability of your area and then adapt to it. if you like the spiral ham, go for the spiral ham. if you like the roasted turkey, go for that. but what i want for you to do this. >> yes. half the table. if you look at this, about hour of t

he talks about let us judge not that we be not judged. you can tell in this address that he has become a man who truly understands that he is an instrument in the hand of god. you can see it in his stevens and writings and how faithful he has become in a leader and a president. he talks about let us judge not that we not be judged. he closes with the great line with malice towards none and charity for all and firmness in the right as god gives us to see the right. let us drive to finish the work we are in. you may think what does this have to do with me? you are a college student and intern and working with office and in business here. what does that have to do with me? often i thought of the same thing myself. i am a writer and a mother and you wonder what it has to do with us. it has a lot to do with us. we have the truth and we don't want to lean on judgment. we know that doesn't get us to where we need to go. we also have to understand that if we want to dream big and think about where we want our nation to be when my children are old

. >> translator: let us pray in silence, your prayer to me. >> then he did something very traditionalwhich is he said, i ask for your prayers. but then he bowed. he made a physical act of humility to the people. and in that moment, i think he bound himself to the people. i think people said, wow, we need him. he needs us. we're in this together. >> in addition then, what francis did was he referred to himself not as pontiff maximus, the supreme pontiff, not as pope, but the simpler title, bishop of rome. >> john alan is cnn's senior vatican analyst, author of eight books on the vatican and catholic affairs. >> everything you needed to know about the kind of man he was and the kind of pope francis was going to be was revealed in that debut on that balcony. >> pope francis has also revealed he is not afraid to weigh in on matters of global conflict. the pope spoke out on syria, writing a letter to russian president vladimir putin as g20 summit got under way in st. petersburg. the pope said to te leaders present each and every one, i made a heart felt appeal for them to help find ways to