church and partly because you could not see it anyway because of a massive sandstone morrill arch thatthe stanfords had constructed on the dimensions of the arc de thatphe -- memorial arch the stanfords had constructed on the dimensions of the arc de triomphe. produced by the 19th-century , it depicted the progress of western civilization from antiquity to the stanford , dragging thelly railroad over the rocky mountains. and yet, we ought not trivialize the accomplishments or the significance of this railway either. is barely aand this suggestion -- merely a theestion to ponder, transcontinental railroad had and continues to have the kind of purchase on the american imagination that it does because it seemingly confirmed certain stories that americans love to tell about themselves. as richard white has written, this 1868 courier and ives print , westward the course of empire takes its way, is significant not because it is accurate, showing the railway leading people -- there is the public school, the log cabin, the public school in the foreground, people clearing the forest, and nature

morrill now stands on the spot where residents of a nearby village found him. but neither the exact crash sites nor the plane itself have ever been found. to give. it up because it's a look what he's saying here really yeah but it's going to why don't why do you. want to just know when you wish it was that on baltimore's i was a rescue and the coast boy clique and opinion over there to the left. who are going to. socialist look china must also know what it is to sell a show. that us all stores will show us again where the money is. alexander muscle not fleets of historical research party called know what and he's held onto a secret for several months. he's found documents revealing the coordinates of junior left and it marius gives crash site. he says he will only reveal the truth to the pilots son and will never visit the site without a. pair who don't miss the trick with a steep quiz not go with yeah three we knew that doing the orszag no. good could always assume you know why you wanted to go through the war new job and as we showed that real smart through t

and the build up super morrill day this monday the u.s. army veterans to share their stories of how military service influenced their lives and got some unexpected results. serve something greater than myself. to do just that what do i give to others to protect the ones i love and to better myself as a man in a way or how has serving impacted you come back cocktail p.t.s.d. severe depression anxiety isolation suicide attempts never ending rage it cost me my relationship with my eldest son and my grandson it cost some of my men so much more how did serving impact me ask my family i spend sleepless nights wrecked with guilt because none of the horror and suffering i've seen even matters because we're all just grist for a pay mill run by madmen because if i speak up and say and this war is wrong my battle buddies fighting their own demons ostracized me do y. get to reply for the dad they can't get anymore my husband became an ex because of his p.t.s.d. then he got agent orange cancer and died my cousin died of a rat chemical cancer my other c

monday, morrill day, starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern.ashington journal mugs are available at c-span's new online store. check out the "washington journal" mugs and see all of the c-span products. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from new york is maria svart, the director of the democratic-socialists of america. explain what your mission is. the healthelieve in -- in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, we should have a voice in how it is distributive. we should all have a healthy quality of life for ourselves and our children, so our mission is to help though they movement -- two's to help build a movement -- to help build a movement. host: what are you seeing with his movement right now? is participation rising, and why? guest: absolutely. dsa has grown significantly in the last couple of years. it started probably because bernie sanders ran for president. but the reason we grew and the reason he was so successful running for president was inause he spoke to people real need. we have had decades