michelle miller paid a visit. >> reporter: few people in the world have launched a revolution sittingown. >> that day ms. parks said this is it. >> reporter: enough is enough. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: what do you want to show me first? >> the impact of her family history. >> reporter: hayden says the exhibit, "rosa parks in her own words" reveals a granddaughter of slaves, from teen rebel defying injustice to naacp leader to civil rights icon. >> you see in her own handwriting her thoughts, her inner feelings. and she had such poetry. >> there is just so much hurt. >> reporter: adrian cannon curated the collection, which contain morse than 7,000 of parks' writings. >> "i have been pushed around all my life, and i felt at this moment i couldn't take it anymore." >> reporter: but cannon says while writing, often on recycled paper, parks found her voice, strategizing against segregation. >> it was mrs. parks' plan all along to do everything she could in order to get equality for african americans. >> reporter: fred gray was fresh out of law school in 1954 when he worked with par

michelle miller reports. >> the fonz relli curse cannot be broken. that's it. that's all.oodbye. >> fonzi, sit on it! >> everybody duck! >> reporter: it's considered the holy grail of classic tv collectibles, fonzi's leather jacket. >> what did i just hear? >> reporter: actor henry winkler wore several versions during "happy days"'s 11-season run. one ended up in the smithsonian in washington where it's one of the most popular exhibits. and later this week, another is headed to the auction block, part of an extraordinary collection of more than 200 items gathered over the decades by classic tv fan john azaryan. >> i started collecting because i'm a child of the '60s. these are the shows i grew up with, that i loved as a child, and i still watch today. and for me to own some of the pieces from these shows was just beyond words. and once i was able to acquire and start buying these pieces, it just built up in me and i had to keep buying more. >> reporter: azaryan's collection may be the fine nest the nation, covering a slew of classic shows. there is gilligan's hat, and the

please welcome attorney fred gray, jane dunker, and michelle miller.ause] honored and privileged to be here. thank you.rian, thank you all for being here. thank you. , when your, mr. gray see this exhibit, when you see , it shatters the parks as ansa accidental activist. finally, that myth of an accidental activist will go by the way. the history, in her own words, .ill be spoken the woman the two of you knew will be known, and part of the reckoning, i find, with what we see upstairs is this funny, feisty, incredibly savvy american. you knew her long before 1954. i want you to describe the first moment you met her. ma'am. >> thank you, sir. >> before i answer that question, thank you to the library and for inviting me to share this occasion here. carol, here., some other relatives. if you just raise your hand. those who are here. and also the president of the national bar association. i just want to thank those persons who have come. i want to think congressman lewis. he wanted me to end up filing a lawsuit so he could go to weretate, but his parents a

including a former all-pro running back. >>> and i'm michelle miller.. >> with party line votes, the house judiciary committee has cast the two articles of impeachment against president donald trump. >> every member voted who wishes to vote? >> there are 23 ayes and 17 no's. >> the articles are agreed to. >> we're at an historic moment. first time in two decades that the house judiciary committee has approved articles of impeachment against a sitting president. >>> we're learning that there's disagreement between what the legal team wants and what president trump has very publicly said he is most demanding. because he believes it will help his case. >>> a 13-year-old suspect has been charged with second-degree murder. now this teen admitted that he and two friends robbed tessa majors and stabbed her. >>> one, two, three -- [ laughter ] >> check out this professor from tidewater community college going viral for his fun teaching methods. >> a montage featuring fire, nails and more has been viewed on twitter millions of times. >> when you love your job so

michelle miller released "know my name" in december and it made national headlines after turner was given some would say a lenient sentence. he was given six months in jail after turner was convicted of three counts of felony sexual assault. >>> new details on the north bay -- destroyed in the 2017 fi this is one of 5600 structures destroyed in the tubbs fire. that winery is opening a new 6 million space. >>> check your lunch box. the cdc is sounding the alarm on an e. coli outbreak involving fresh express sunflower chopped salad kit and contain lettuce harvested in the salinas valley that had trouble. 24 people in the u.s. and canada have gotten sick. >>> so dish the salad. maybe -- >> hot cocoa. >> hot cocoa outside. >> mines the salad. >> it is soupy outside to start out the morning with fog rolling by. still lingering over the tri-valley as we look outside but continuing to clear up as we head for sunshine. and then we're also tracking some rain. we have storm ranger, that is a live look from san bruno mountain and looking at storm ranger on top of the mountain and it is our mobile do

i'm dana jacobson with jeff glor and michelle miller.his morning we're going to head to colorado and visit a spectacular ranch that may hold the key to preventing a growing problem out west -- mass forest fires. we'll show you how it works and how it actually pays for itself. >>> we will go to las vegas with director tim burton. we'll talk to the academy award-nominated filmmaker about how city shasis catworld d checo eart nosplay. >>> h aatin the foods we see on tv and film that make our mouths water. we will go behind the scenes of cooking series that has millions of fans hungry for more. that is all ahead. >>> but we begin this morning with the qionsstt over a florida navy base on friday morning. four people including the gunman were killed and eight others were injured during the attack at a naval air station in pensacola. cbs news has learned the gunman was mohammed saeed alshamrani, and he was a saudi arabia national and a pilot in training for the saudi air force. he had been training in the united states since 2017. the fbi is in

i'm dana jacobson with jeff glor and michelle miller. adriana diaz is in. we'll take you to the shores of charleston, south carolina, which may be ground zero for a look at the future of fishing in this country. see how anglers and chefs is helping to determine what may end occupy your plate. -- end up on your plate. >>> in croatia the art of overindulge's has its own -- over indulgence has its own museum. it's more than just a house of headaches. >> i can't wait for that. >>> they range from historical to fantastical on this, the last saturday of the year. we'll look at the best films of 2019. that's later this morning. >> with our picks, as well, in there. >>> we begin this morning with potentially dangerous weather for millions of americans. a large winter storm is moving eastward from the rockies bringing with it snow, ice, and rain. that system is generating heavy snow and freezing rain as it works its way from the upper plains to the upper midwest. drivers are taking it slow and leaving plenty of room for salt and sand trucks to treat the worsening co

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michelle miller caught up with them before a recent show in california. ♪ >> reporter: after nearly 50't you know the words by now? >> that's what everybody says. but you can never not work on your craft. you're always working on it ever day, you know. particularly the level we want to stay at. >> reporter: and work in unison? >> rehearsal starts at 8:00 in the morning, i'm there at 7:00. if it starts at 9:00, i'm there at 7:00. >> reporter: everybody? >> he is. >> he is. that is true. never met a stage he didn't like. >> that's true. that's true. >> reporter: you could say verdine white grew up on stage. he was 19 when his half-brother maurice white founded the group in 1970. >> all of the sudden he says i'm bringing you to california. >> reporter: and off you went? >> off i went. >> reporter: earth, wind & fire would help define the soundtrack of early black exploitation films. >> come on! >> reporter: but when their first two albums for warner records failed to move up the charts, thline mauri >> i wasn't leaving my brother. i loved my brother. >> right. >> i was going to stick it o

gayle king is off so michelle miller of "cbs this morning saturday" is with us. >>> breaking news, the house is about to vote on impeachment after a late-night surprise by democrats brought outrage from republicans. >>> murdered near campus. police arrest a suspect for the deadly stabbing of a student in new york city. what investigators think happened and how the murder has shaken the college community. >>> dangerous excursion. the risky recovery mission sending teams back into the new zealand volcano crater while adventure tourism faces new safety questions. >>> and signing off. radio legend and community activist tom joyner on retiring after 50

i'm jeff glor with michelle miller and dana jacobson.ally fails. a key test after liftoff. what went wrong and what the setback means in the race for getting nasa astronauts to the international space station. >>> also, christmas wasn't always celebrated as the major holiday we know today. that is until author charles dickens helped shape and revive it by publishing his most-famous book. we'll take you to dickens' home in london for the story. >>> and later, from ottawa to atlanta, that was the unlikely journey of star chef hugh h5 acheson. southern cooking in a special edition of "the dish." >>> first, big storms are creating big problems for millions of americans on what's expected to be the busiest holiday travel weekend on record. severe flood warnings are posted from northern california to washington state. as much as six inches of rain is expected in some places. power is out for hundreds of people in washington and oregon. amtrak service is suspended between seattle and portland until tomorrow night. a mudslide south of seattle kn

"cbs this morning saturday" co-host michelle miller is at the library of congress in d.c., we grew up with that story, right. it was told to us in school, our parents shared it with us. this exhibit gives us a full picture of her life. her decade of activism before that event and struggle and triumph after it. there were writings, memorabilia, and 2,500 photographs. the library is showing us the rosa parks was no accidental activist. few people in this world have launched a revolution sitting down. >> that day ms. parks said, this is it. >> reporter: enough is er: tha liarian carla hayden is giving rosa parks a closer look. what do you want to show me first? >> the impact of her family history. >> reporter: hayden says the exhibit "rosa parks: in her own words" reveals a granddaughters of slaves from teen rebel defying injustice to naacp leader to civil rights icon. >> you see in her own handwriting her thoughts, her inner feelings, and she had such poetry. >> there's just so much hurt -- >> reporter: adrienne cannon curated the collection which contains more than 7,000 of

sammy anderson, lisa miller, marry travis allen. michelle anton, monte and julie roberts. >> good evening. i am mary travis. i am an elder in my community. i have been active since we were title four, about 40 years ago. our struggles continue. i was on alcatraz 50 years ago, and part of that movement was to reclaim land, reclaim a center so that we could build a cultural center, an education center, bring languages back, bring a voice to our community. i just spent a few days back on the island, and it is sad to say those same struggles still exist. i have been a participant here many times, and i identified so many issues that we have. i ask you those voices that spoke out against us where are they now tonight, the celebrities, where are they tonight? we ask that you set these priorities as your priorities, some of them have been on this list far too long. we need to do more for our community. you have a responsibility. we need to bring pride back to this educational institution to say that you have done your job, that next year when we co

decorations from hillary clinton , laura bush and michelle obama and at 12:30 a discussion on global technology issues with peter teal and at 8:00 p.m., john millerory of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family and 9:10 p.m.,0 -- justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federal society. watch this week on c-span. "washington journal" continues. host: and to stay three of our series. we have been featuring authors

clinton, laura bush, and michelle obama. 12:30, a discussion about global technology issues at the manhattan institute. hillsdalestern, college journalism director john miller on the history of journalism and fake news. on thursday at 5:40 5 p.m., joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. 9:10, constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. 2020 democratic presidential candidate tom steyer spoke it up breakfast ineggs manchester, new hampshire.

michelle obama. at 1230 eastern, a discussion about global technology issues at the manhattan institute. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday at 5:45 p.m. eastern, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. then at 9:10 p.m., justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. ♪ >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. earlier today, president trump called service members overseas, sending them well wishes over the holidays and thanking them for their service. this is over half an hour. >> hello everyone. i want to wish you an amazing christmas and happy new year. you are tremendous warriors and we appreciate it so much. we are in florida right now speaking to you through this technological advance that has been made that has been incredible what they have been able to do over the last number of years. incredib

michelle obama. later peter teel at the manhattan institute, and later john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty form. economicay, a joint committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. 9:10 p.m., justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. university of washington history professor margaret omarosa discusses her book the code. >> you have the biggest of big government programs, the space race. memorablyhower denotes the military-industrial complex. innovation and private wealth creation, and an industry that considers itself that built itself on its own, that government has become almost invisible to many of the people who are in silicon valley who are the creators of these companies. they think there is no role, and actually there is. that is part of the magic, that it is government out of sight. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. a discussion about religious liberty and the law with kelly shuffleboard, who represented civil liberties union in front of the supreme co

michelle obama. and a discussion about global technician -- technologies. the journalism director john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty form. on thursday at 5:45 eastern, a joint hearing on the high cost of raising a family. then at 9:10, constitutional litigator justin p should -- pearson talks at the federalist society. watch this week on c-span. our c-span campaign bus team is traveling across the country asking voters what issues should presidential candidates address? >> my top issue is i want to candidate will advocate for everyone, regardless of how old they are, what kind of background they come from, what race, religion, whether sexual orientation or general orientation may be. i feel like that hasn't been happening and i feel like we need to get back to a president who will advocate for everybody. >> my top issues for the government for the 2020 election is that what you do and what you plan to do to resolve the issues across the nation. my top issue is wealth and how it affects american politics and how money influences our policies. >> it has been a

michelle obama. at 12:30 eastern, a discussion about global technology issues at the manhattan institute. , john0 p.m. eastern millern the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday at 5:45 eastern, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. eastern, occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. university of washington history professor margaret o'hara discusses her book "the code: silicon valley and the remaking of america." >> you have the space race. you have the military-industrial complex. that becomes the foundation for this entrepreneurial flywheel of and privatereation wealth creation and an industry that is kind of considering itself an industry that bills itself on its own, that government has become almost invisible to many of the people who are in silicon valley, who are the creators of these companies, these technologies. they think there is not a role, but actually there is. it is kind of a government out of sight. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> veterans who served i

michelle obama. a discussion about technology issues with peter thiel and journalism director john miller on the history of jurnism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday, at 5:45 p.m. eastern, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. then at 9:10 p.m., constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on -span. queen elizabeth ii delivers her annual christmas message from windsor castle located about 25 miles outside of london. the tradition of the royal christmas message dates back to 1932 with a radio address by king george v. queen elizabeth made the first televised address in 1957. this is just under 10 minutes. [music]

michelle obama. discussion of global economic issues with peter teal of the global manhattan institute. and john millerory of journalism and "fake news" at the liberty forum. on thursday at 5:45 p.m. eastern, a joint economic hearing on the high cost of raising a family. then justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements of the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. next, a look at the challenges that caring for senior citizens with caregivers testifying on the lack of affordable long-term care for the elderly.

michelle obama. at 12:30, a discussion of global technology issues. eastern, hillsdale college journalism director john millern the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. , a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. then at 9:10, constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. senate democratic leader chuck schumer held a news conference monday to push for witnesses at a senate impeachment trial. senator schumer also requested specific documents and emails be subpoenaed by the senate. the u.s. house voted to impeach president trump last wednesday on two counts -- abuse of power and obstruction of congress. they pelosi has not sent articles of impeachment to the u.s. senate.

decorations from hillary clinton , laura bush and michelle obama and at 12:30 a discussion on global technology issues with peter teal and at 8:00 p.m., john miller on history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family and 9:10 p.m.,0 -- justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federal society. watch this week on c-span. "washington journal" continues. host: and to stay three of our series. we have been featuring authors from across the spectrum on key public policy issues of the day. joining us today to talk about his book while he took the -- jim wallace, good morning two. . i want to start with christianity today. an editorial calling for president trump's removal from office. your reaction. euros in your editorial that this might be a watershed moment for 2020, why? guest: i came back from a 27 city book tour. right in the middle of advent. which, in our tradition is a season of waiting and during and longing for christ. what iting for christ is was thinking coming home. all of a sudden cover this editorial appears from chr

michelle obama. at 12:30, a discussion about global technology issues at the manhattan institute. eastern, the journalism director john miller on history of journalism, and fake news at the liberty for him. at 5:45 p.m. eastern, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. at 9:10, constitutional litigator justin talks about occupational licensing requirement at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. former massachusetts governor duval patrick spoke at a town hall in laconia, new hampshire. topics included economic growth and combating the nation's opioid epidemic. tony, nice to meet you. i know you. a pleasure. nice to meet you. nice to see you. how are you doing? how's the family? i'm good. i'm good. my pleasure. john, nice to see you. i like your t-shirt. i'm so sorry. excuse me. hi. how are you? it's nice to see you. >> that's how we knew you were here. >> it's so nice to see you. wow. >> we want to shake your hand. >> some old friends of mine up in sandwich. center harborside. old friends of mine in sandwich where i spent last night. family i've been for 40 years. familyha

michelle, the editor at "vogue." there he is pictured after the war with miller.n the left was the fashion editor of "vogue" who was put into french concentration camp but did survive the war. her husband was put in in a different concentration camp did not. but there's a lot in the book about how condÉ desperately tried to say people, how we spent any cash that he had in sending care packages to the british as well, including at that point to his former wife. condÉ died september 1942 of heart failure essentially. there's a very touching story written about the last days which i do include in the book. he died virtually without any money. his first wife clarice had an apartment on east 72nd street which condÉ had bought for her outright. they worked together for the benefit of the grandchildren and he was always wonderful to her, very generous. he and leslie remained very good friends after his death. frank was the only member of the "vanity fair" team who came out on top. he sold his shares on the eve of literally i think september 8 right before the stock marke

michelle obama. then a discussion about global technology issues at the manhattan institute. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday at 5:45 p.m. eastern, a joint economic committee on the high cost of raising a family. justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country, asking voters what issues should presidential candidates address? our want to know what future president or any other candidates will do for this state and my community regarding jobs, the jobs market, and the economy. the united states needs to have a strong economy. we are a huge nation. we provide a lot of information and products around the world. we need the next president, no matter who they are, to defend our jobs and help our economy, not hurt it. >> some of the issues i would like the candidates to tackle would be the student debt crisis. reproductive rights, and homelessness. it is vital for women to be able to choose what th

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michelle obama. discussion about global technology issues with peter teal at the manhattan institute. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, hillsdale college journalism director john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. thursday, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. then, constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. >> university of washington history professor margaret o'mara discusses her book the code, silicon valley and the remaking of america. >> you have the biggest government programs. you have what eisenhower labels the military-industrial complex. that becomes the foundation for this entrepreneurial flywheel of incredible creation and innovation and private wealth thation and an industry built itself on its own. government has become almost invisible to many of the people who are in silicon valley who are the creators of these companies and technology. part of the magic that it is a government out of sight. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> senator bernie sanders hol

, laura bush and michelle obama. 12:30, a discussion about global technology issues with peter kiel at the mann institute at8 pm eastern , oakdale college journalism director john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday 5:40 5 pm eastern joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. nine: 10 pm constitutional litigator austin pearson thoughts about occupational licensing requirements the federalist society watch this holiday week on c-span.

, laura bush and michelle obama. 12:30, a discussion about global technology issues with peter kiel at the mann institute at8 pm eastern , oakdale college journalism director john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday 5:40 5 pm eastern joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. nine: 10 pm constitutional litigator austin pearson thoughts about occupational licensing requirements the federalist society watch this holiday week on c-span. >> next, financial analysts review the impact of artificial intelligence on capital markets. house financial services subcommittee examined ai's impact on minorities . cyber security measures, encouraging more young people to study technology and how the us can remainglobally competitive . >> the task force will come to order. without objection the chair is authorized todeclare a recess at any time without objection. members of the full committee not on this task force are authorized to participate in today's hearing . this hearing is entitled robust onwall street, the impact of ai on capital markets and jobs and the financial services industry . the chair will no

michelle obama, laura bush, and hillary clinton. it discussion about global technology issues at the manhattan institute. journalism director john miller fake news the with the liberty forum. a joint economic hearing on the high cost of raising a family. 9:10, we talk about occupational licensing requirements. watch this holiday week on c-span. >> university of washington history professor margaret o'mara talk -- discusses her book the code. >> you have the biggest of big government programs -- the space race, what eisenhower labeled the military-industrial complex, that becomes the foundation for this entrepreneurial flywheel of incredible creation, innovation, and private wealth creation, and an industry that is -- considered itself that -- considered itself an industry that's built itself on its own. government became invisible to many of the people in silicon valley were the creators of these companies and technologies. that is part of the magic actually -- it is a government out of sight. >> saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. >> washington journal continues. host: we are joined by dr. marty makary. he is a professo

i'm jeff glor along with dana jacobson and michelle miller. this morning, we are going to take you out on the water to go nertle hunting. these have washed up on shore by the billions. we'll tell you what they are, where they're coming from, and what's being done to get them out of our water ways. >>> this sunday the raiders are expected to place their last home game ever before the team moves to las vegas. we're going to talk to their legendary and some would say frightening, certainly imposing fan base about losing what they call their football family. >>> and then, she's breaking ground while on her tippy toes. you'll meet the 11-year-old girl who was cast as the first black marie in new york city ballet's "the nutcracker." see how she's dancing into history. >>> we begin this morning with more history unfolding in washington. for just the third time in this nation's history, the house of representatives will vote on whether to impeach a president. next week's decision follows friday's fiercely divided party-line vote by the house judiciary