he also owns one of only four surviving copies of magna carta, also on display at the archives.lamation are on display at the new museum of african-american history and culture. the owner of all these and more, david rubenstein, the billionaire businessman who made his money as co-founder and co-ceo of the carlyle group. i sat down and asked him why he collects these pieces of paper and why it's so important for people to see them. >> explain why you do these, because it's an unusual kind of charity, most people think the government should be doing this, why are you doing it? >> one, the government doesn't have as much money as people think it has or should have. for example, take the national parks system, which everyone loves, it has $11 billion of the parks system. the government's not going to come up with all of it the private sector is going to come up with all of it. one, we know to know more about american history, americans know so little about american history, if you have go to some of these memorials and monuments, you can learn about history. you can go to the washi

take the magna carta. the only copy in private hands? the united states.rn more because i important in our own history, not just the british system. you can graduate from almost any american college as a history major and not have to take history. most colleges today you're not required to take any coarseness american history to graduate. no civics courses taught largely in high schools anymore. the truth, people who are naturalized citizens, you are. the test you took to pass and become a citizen, i doubt if most native-born americans could pass that test without an enormous amount of studying. we don't teach people these things anymore. it's unfortunate. famously it was said, those who don't remember history are condemned to relive it. they don't remember the past, as much, as they should. i'd like to preserve these things and things people should visit about historic homes, and memorials. >> the first to sign the giving pledge, pledging to give away most of your money in your lifetime. why do you think more people don't do that? >> well, if you come fro

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each one representing one of the colonies with a pillar and a liberty cap at the top and the words magna carta again. still reminding us that these delegates even on the eve of the revolutionary war are still appealing to their rights as englishmen and to those founding documents of the english constitution. try to define their place in the empire and seek redress for these grievances. of course not everyone felt that this was the right way to go. there was still -- this is by no means the consensus of all colonial americans that we should be pushing literally to the brink of war, to the point where the congress is calling for americans to form voluntary military associations and prepare to fight britain in the fall of 1774. so this is sort of a piece of opposition literature published in new york. and i think it's kind of funny to look now because it seems very contemporary in a sense. what think ye of the congress now. which we might say in 2015 as well. or an inquiry how far the americans are bound to abide and execution the decisions of the late congress. so this is sort of a loyalist trac

. >> basically, how much do you think the revolutionaries saw themselves as a magna carta.backjvñ?ñ? to freemen and representation and all that jazz. >> they thought their rights as englishmen were being taken away from them, but i think they were also envisioning something new. they were in a new continent. they were in a new world so they were looking back but they were also looking ahead. >> very interesting. kind of like we look at mars. >> the climate is better. >> all right. stating because our news and history quiz is coming up. we will test the knowledge of independence day and american history.

. >> basically, how much do you think the revolutionaries saw themselves as a magna carta. going backjvñ?ñ? to freemen and representation and all that jazz. >> they thought their rights as englishmen were being taken away from them, but i think they were also envisioning something new. they were in a new continent. they were in a new world so they were looking back but they were also looking ahead. >> very interesting. kind of like we look at mars. >> the climate is better. >> all right. stating because our news and history quiz is coming up. we will test the knowledge of independence day and american history. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. welcome back. we will lighten it up for a couple minutes. >> it'

. >> basically, how much do you think the revolutionaries saw themselves as a magna carta.jvñ?ñ? to freemen and representation and all that jazz. >> they thought their rights as englishmen were being taken away from them, but i think they were also envisioning something new. they were in a new continent. they were in a new world so they were looking back but they were also looking ahead. >> very interesting. kind of like we look at mars. >> the climate is better. >> all right. stating because our news and history quiz is coming up. we will test the knowledge of independence day and american independence day and american history. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treat

constituciÓn que seÑala que todo ciudadano deberÁ colaborar en el restablecimiento de la dirigencia la carta magnacon el pueblo de venezuela. decenas de miles de venezolanos han estado cruzando la frontera hacia colombia. esto se ha intensificado tras el paro convocado para este miÉrcoles en protesta por la constituyente convocada por nicolÁs maduro. tenemos las reacciones de aquellos que quieren huir. reportero: este es el camino que conecta a venezuela con colombia. la tristeza se nota. >> estoy tratando de vender las cosas para irme y buscar un futuro diferente. se me quiebre hasta la voz, hermano. esperan horas para sellar un pasaporte. >> voy a estados unidos. reportero: por quÉ se van de venezuela? >> la situaciÓn estÁ muy complicada y queremos un futuro mejor para nuestros hijos. >> desde hace 24 horas la cifra va en aumento. >> llegamos a 26,500 personas aproximadamente. rerporter esta -- reportero: esa cifra seguirÁ creciendo. segÚn las autoridades migratorias colombianas el aumento de inmigraciÓn sigue creciendo especialmente por lo que viene. conductora: primera comparecencia en una cor

supreme court pointed out these our constitutional rights of access to justice they go back to magna carta unscrupulously or unlawfully. that is all that will happen. nothing will change in that respect. the idea there is an army of vexatious claimants waiting to go to tribunal is unfounded. how many vexatious claimants do you think there are potentially? 50% of members said they were advised they we re members said they were advised they were likely to win but settled out of court. we have no evidence to back it up in terms of statistics. when tribunal fees were introduced, you would have expected the meritorious claims to have increased, that did not happen, they decreased, suggesting that did not bear out. what should be put in place to guard against concerns? we have a new director of enforcement who is charged with coordinating the work done by more than ten bodies responsible for overseeing the enforcement of labour rights and employment cases. we would like his role given more resources and similarly with acas, there is a need to make sure resources are available to make sure resour

reportera: la fiscal general dijo que se apega al artÍculo 133 de la constituciÓn venezolana y a la carta magnamÁs recientes están publicadas la semana pasada. han hecho creer que en desgracia, al que hace poco es una de las figuras rutilantes de la izquierda uruguaya. durante una audiencia llevada a cabo en guatemala, el gobernador dijo que aceptaba someterse a la justicia, pero reiterÓ que es inocente ante los cargos que se le acusa. >> decidido llamarme a la solicitud formal de extradiciÓn presentada por el gobierno de mÉxico por relaciÓn a los delitos federales y operaciones de recursos de procedencia ilÍcita y de delincuencia organizada ya que no cometÍ tales delitos y es mi deseo hacia acreditarlo ante el poder judicial de la federaciÓn de mi paÍs. reportera: se le ha acusado de realizar recursos de procedencia ilÍcita, utilizar empresas fantasmas y transferir fondos pÚblicos. ilia: hoy tuvimos un dÍa parcialmente soleado con temperaturas de los 80. es hora de echarle un vistazo a nuestra venta en la de tiempo. vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: gracias, ilia. hoy, efectivamente un dÍa

para que se tomen caminos democrÁticos, que respetando la carta magna provisiÓn en un ambiente de respeton contra de maduro. como la represiÓn, persecución y arresto de activistas. el presidente de colombia, juan manuel santos, firmÓ un decreto que otorga la amnistÍa a 3000 miembros de las farc por delitos polÍticos. segÚn el ministro de justicia, ahora 7400 miembros de las farc han resuelto su situaciÓn jurÍdica. 6000 han recibido amnistÍa por decreto y 1400 por la vÍa judicial. con este decreto los miembros podrÁn iniciar sus planes de reincorporaciÓn a la vida civil. ilÍa: hoy tuvimos un día nublado aunque en ocasiones se asomÓ el sol. es hora de echar un vistazo del tiempo a nuestra ventana con nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado, eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: efectivamente en filadelfia un dÍa mayormente nublado, chubascos y algunas rubias en la costa de nueva jersey. hoy hemos tenido chubascos, incluso una lÍnea de lluvi moderada que afectÓ todo el centro oeste hasta la costa de nueva jersey. otros sectores un poco mÁs al norte como tÚ, ilÍa, dijiste. un día nublado en filadelfia y mucha

expresses it like it can't be expressed in any other language because our history goes back to the magna carta and by the way, the romans, who laid the foundation for a republican form of government and the rule of law, had a significant imprint on the united kingdom what is the united kingdom today, old england, and the english language that emerged from that brought our values to us. if america had been formed by any other cull chur, civilization or language, we wouldn't be the country we are today. we wouldn't have the declaration of independence we have. we are unlikely to have the concept of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and we're very unlikely and i'd say it would be almost impossible to conceive of a bill of rights that would give us the pillars of american exceptionalism, almost all of them, packaged up in the bill of rights. this came from our history, our culture, the derivatives of mosaic law, greek age of reason, the roman rule of law, the roman republican form of government that flowed up into england and into other parts of europe and came about over here to the unit

los integrantes de la asamblea constituyente con lo que el presidente maduro pretende escribir la carta magnaos nosotros como ciudadanos. hay que seguir en la lucha. >> protestas que continuarÁ maÑana. la oposiciÓn llama concentraciones en la capital y en las principales ciudades del paÍs, al mismo tiempo que se celebraran los comicios. >> el final estÁ cantado, va a haber un cambio en venezuela. nos toca a nosotros luchar y aumentar la presiÓn de la organizaciÓn. >> el gobierno moviliza tropas, tambiÉn la presiÓn militar que no ha logrado disuadir las protestas. en poblaciones andinas en occidente del paÍs, decenas de estudiantes de votaciÓn han sido tomados por manifestantes, quemando mÁquinas y material electoral. el gobernÓ sigue adelante dice tener casi completo los puestos de votaciÓn. >> estÁn derrotados, compadres. el pueblo les darÁ una lecciÓn y un castigo. >> unas cuestionadas sanciones y que una vez mÁs el secretario general de la oea condena. >> venezuela necesita que se cumpla la constituciÓn y que por lo tanto, se detenga ya el proceso de la asamblea nacional constituyente. >>

asamblea nacional constituyente pedida por presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros para cambiar la carta magnapaz y el diÁlogo. >> en las calles se nota la presencia de los mÁs de 200 mil efectivos encargado de mantener la seguridad. >> a pesar de la amenaza del gobierno con pena de cÁrcel de hasta 8 aÑos para quien se opongan maÑana la mesa de la unido democrÁtica anunciÓ que marchara este domingo por las principales calles y afuera del paÍs. >> los venezolanos seguÍan hoy con diligencias diarias haciendo las filas para adquirir productos de primera necesidad. >> tenemos miedo que vaya a pasar algo que cierren las negocios y despuÉs no tengamos para comprar. >> lo oposiciÓn que llevo a cabo una huelga durante dos dÍas y medio previo a la elecciÓn, califica el proceso como una votaciÓn interna del partido de gobierno. estamos a un dÍa que el rÉgimen de presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros de un paso al frente al barranco. >> los asambleÍstas son la primera dama, el hijo de maduro y diosdado cabello, el parlamento venezolano pidiÓ a la comunidad internacional desconocer el resultado de es

policÍas y militares uniformados para ayudarlos a entender que es la constituyente y cÓmo viola la carta magnan su cuenta de instagram respondiÓ: "mi mÚsica es para todos aquellos que quieren escucharla y disfrutarla, no para usarla como propaganda que intenta manipular la voluntad de un pueblo que estÁ pidiendo a gritos su libertad y un futuro mejor". la oposiciÓn ha convocado para un paro nacional miÉrcoles y jueves y el viernes una manifestaciÓn contra la constituyente, a mayor de todos los tiempos. julio: al regresar, un resumen de "contacto deportivo". ♪ ♪ ♪ conde k: un ganador del premio del jugador mÁs valioso de la nba se muda de equipo. rose serÁ compaÑero de lebron james en cleveland cavaliers. en 54 partidos promediÓ 18 puntos y cuatro partidos con asistencias. y los equipos europeos se siguen alistando para la el arranque de la temporada. la anotaciÓn llegó al minuto 34 luego de que el portuguÉs tirarÁ el pase de la muerte. y en mÁs de la internacional champions cup quedan cupo disponible para los partidos del sÁbado, los haciendo más econÓmicos comienzan en $229 y los mÁs caros ha

common law, it's broken the constitutional law of the united kingdom, it's even broken the 1215 magna cartais is an absolutely tremendous victory, it's probably the biggst victory of a court in the whole history of employment rights in this country. here is keith doyle at the supreme court. in landmarkjudgment? absolutely. a significant and unanimous win for the union unison. these products by the conservative— lib dem government. fees from £390 to £1200, or even more if you wanted to £1200, or even more if you wanted to appeal that. the idea was to weed out unscrupulous or unreasonable claims. unison said what happened as a result was the number of claims over all went down by 70% and the proportion of those that were successful, not successful, the wins and losses, pretty much the same as before. real cases where not being brought before these tribunals and they say that is why they took this case to the supreme court. the supreme court unanimously agreed with unison saying that they broke eu, uk and equality laws. in the words of the court saying the fees interfere unjustifiably with the

it is even broken the 1215 magna carta as well as european union law. claims will get their money back but, of course, many people would have been put off bringing claims at all. this is the terrible part of it because we knew from day one that this was notjust unlawful but immoral, that low—paid workers could be put in this position and be denied access to justice. small amount involved but it may include racial discrimination, sex discrimination, fair pay, it may be unfair deductions from wages, it may be not having rest breaks, but vulnerable workers were having to pay £1200 just to get their case heard. they couldn't afford it, they couldn't go and there have been over those former careers many thousands of workers who may have been affected by this unlawful act. thank you very much indeed. there you have it, victoria. this is a very significant ruling and workers now across the country will know that they can bring a claim at an employment tribunal and it will not cost them any money. at the moment, those fees have been quashed. thank you, clive co

summit was only created in 1999 way media playing it you would have thought the signing of the magna cartajealous that president trump is going to eastern europe first. guess what he is going to talk about there. exporting american natural gas. why is that important? because making the pitch that he want to get eastern europe off, what, russian gas, russian oil, russian energy. so that whole montage that you just saw that was all about the drama of these two world leaders when it comes to actual policy, donald trump is going to be advocating something that is not so much in russia's interest. clayton: here are some of the headlines when president obama had meetings with russian government. listen to this. cnn headline here. obama engage engages in baseball diplomacy in cuba. handshake at u.n., the guardian there. obama engages iranian foreign minister in historic handshake. and medvedev obama tells russian's medvedev more flexibility after the election. listen to this. these are all shady leaders, right? listen to president obama talking to him. >> my last election. after my election i hav

. >>> primeras 24 horas de una huelga de una huelga de 2 dÍas de rechazo de reescribir la carta magna mercaderÍa para comer un dia porque es medio comer. >>> la situaciÓn de violencia y escasez en el paÍs se agrava profundamente en los Últimos 4 meses de protestas ininterrumpidas. este paro de 48 horas culmina maÑana, la disidencia ha llamado una toma de caracas. >>> el dÍa de hoy se pa cumplido el paro y la huelga general en un 92% en todo el paÍs venezuela ha dejado claro a nicolÁs maduro, que no se va calar este fraude constituyente. >>> el gobierno insiste en instalar el nuevo poder contituyente a pesar del clima de conflicto en el paÍs y la presiÓn internacional. >>> dale una oportunidad a la constituyente, dale una oportunidad a la paz, por el amor de dios dale una oportunidad a ti mismo, a la patria. >>> ademÁs de los 3 jÓvenes asesinados en mÉrida y caraca en las Última horas de brutal presiÓn, varias personas se mantienen en estado crÍtico, debido a disparos >>> en esta ola de protestas han sido asesinadas 105 personas y mÁs de 3.000 detenidas. >>> mÁs adelante regreso con ma

domingo 30 de julio en la elecciÓn de los miembros de una asamblea constituyente, que re escribirÁ la carta magna ciudad que nunca duerme. >>> llegÓ el momento de irnos a la gran manzana de new york, con nuestrorÍtico d frsco cÁceres. >>> muy buenos dÍas francisco ¿que nos tienes para hoy?. >>> me vine a la gran manzana para entrevistar a 2 actores jÓvenes mÁs populares de hollywood protagonizan val ryan y como esta pelÍculas situada en el espacio, decide llevÁrmelos a un lugar especial. vamos a ver. valerian and de the city of a thousands planet. >>> la historia basada en un cÓmic francÉs los actores trataron en lo posible de nou usar dobles. r en el elenco participa rihanna interpretando el alien se transforma en enfermera, colegiala y diosa amazona. >>> para terminar quisimos poner a prueba quÉ tanto aprendieron del espacio. >>> valerian in the city of the thousands planets. >>> con esto me voy a quedar disfrutando de la gran manzana y les mando un fuerte abrazo a los estudios de un nuevo dÍa. >>> un poco caluroso yo creo. >>> me encanta ese tipo de pelÍculas. que la familia vea ciencia ficciÓ

it is not in the constitution or the magna carta. we have time for one more quick question. >> anyone? ok. .hanks to our panelists [applause] visit our website, c-span.org/history. you can see our schedule and lectures, archival films, and more. detroit ago, the 1957 riots began. you can find the sidebar and every podcast on the c-span radio app as well as google play music. today, we look back to 1967 with five days of writing that erupted in detroit, fueled by long simmering tensions over racism. here is a preview. i was privileged been and always safe for four years, i was detroit's free press paperboy. on a sunday morning, i made it to the station and i was going foray the station manager the papers from the biggest week. organelle, hamlet with me. louie.here and i found noted been the -- then be and raw. at some point, he had been the note and rob. and he saidme up don't worry about getting your home today, there be any delivery for sure. then, he left. i sat in my wagon with my dog and i watched. it was across the station. i sa