it is important to note that mcauley is in england. a lot of the great letters we get from the founding era were written to her. a lot of the founders wrote to her. she is not in america so they have to explain things to her, what is in the air, what people are feeling. you really get a sense of astonishment and appreciation that warre had for the constitutionn even though she would eventually oppose it. she has this great phrase in this document. she says, this is going to set in motion the pens and tongues of the political world. i think it will give you a sense of why we chose this document. carol: it is in your folder. basically, she is explaining to or telling mcauley that we stand at a kind of crossroads. do we preserve the sense of liberty and local control that we fought the revolution for -- or are we going to be sensible and create a national government that can protect us from invasion and do the business we need of the national government? she is going to come down on the side of it is better to have 13 separate sovereign n

john mcauley play area for the project term, december 30 through july 1, 2018. >> president breed: same house same call? with that objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. please call item 17 and 18 together. >> item 17 and 18, two resolutions to approve second mod aifications to two separate leases for the exchange of certain land at plat 40 of the super bay hangar to accommodate the demand for the contractor parking at the san francisco international airport for item 17, it's between american airlines and the city, and reduction in the annual rent by 20,000. item 18, lease between united airlines and the city and reduction in annual rent from $3.78 million to 3.86 million with no change to the length of the term for either contract. >> president breed: same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted unanimously. next item. item 19, which is a resolution to approve a second amendment to the contract between the city and allied universal security for the provision of security services, extending the term for five months through june 302018 and for revised to

the american revolution, i think actually the first published three volume .istory and catherine mcauley publishes and eight volume history of england. and they are political thinkers and actors. interestingly, they are talking about a document that doesn't really consider them. this is extraordinary. they are not household names, just like you said here they are not, and they ought to be. i think it's part of the reason why we selected this document, but also to say that she talks to people who have political disagreements from her own. announcer: you can watch this and other american history programs on our website, where all video is archived. that's c-span.org/history. announcer: retired fbi agent william moseley spent two decades investigating and prosecuting organized crime pictures -- figures in kansas city. he's the author of "mobsters in our midst: the kansas city crime family." next on american history tv, the former fbi agent sits down with kansas city public broadcasting editor for an illustrated look at the city's gangland past, and archives of the police reports, mugshots,

are not going to be able to get support from this unless speaker ryan guarantees the way senator mcauley- mcconnell bit on the process of immigration. that gives clout the ultraconservative freedom caucus about their concerns about raising the debt limit. this a political tightrope that the leadership will have to walk through, that said, a monumental development with a two-year deal without the assistance of president trump emerging here in the senate. kevin, thank you so much for that update from capitol hill. now a check of the markets as we are seeing that rally still in the green. julie has the latest. julie: we have the results in the past few moments, it was the highest tenure auction stock since january of 2014. it means there was less demand, and it covers 2.34 versus 2.69 previously. a weaker auction perhaps than expected. we see the yield picking up a basis point after the results of this action, leading up to the auction. elixir perhaps the drop in has something to do it that. it looks perhaps the drop in stocks has something to do with that. in's lastest september, and then

super bowl sunday here in palm beach county and 77 reads and sunday come a far cry from our mcauley, chris leventhal in single-digit minneapolis. treasure that is for sure. the president between a. wicked pigs in a blanket around the oven. i like pigs in a blanket. see you later. mauling. >> lawmakers in congress have until thursday to reach a deal on funding the government. democrats on the defensive after the shutdown two weeks ago. you're doing income indianapolis radio show host thank you for joining me here today. it seems that we keep discussing it and that's because we keep seeing the short-term funding measures being taken and here we are again on the cusp of that happening one more time. in this strange world we live in where just keeping the government of them can be seen as some sort of political but to reinvest funds? >> i think it is a strange world we live in. but we've seen this before. unfortunately we are in it now. the real question is what are our priorities in the bidding between republicans and democrats on the priorities. what are dollars? do they get sent at al

. >> tonight on c-span's landmark cases, we will look at the supreme court case mcauley versus marylanda case that solidified the government's action to take action not expressly mentioned in the constitution and restrictive straight action. with university of virginia professor karen peterson and marcelo back from the university of arkansas law professor. watch landmark cases live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app app. order a copy of landmark cases companion book, available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling . and for an additional resource, there is a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. for nearly 20 years come in depth on booktv has featured the nation's best-known nonfiction writers live conversations about their book. this year as a special project we are featuring best-selling fiction writers for our monthly program. join us live sunday at noon , whose with jeff shara novel was made into a major motion picture. his most recent book is "the frozen hours." during the program, we