robert moses in 1981. reason i mentioned the death dates, you're still writing about this, they are all gone, . do you have any attitude about using what they told you in confidence back then, now that they are gone? is there any change in your mind when somebody -- robert: let me correct you. when i talk to somebody, they know it is for a book. i am not saying to people, i am only using this as an anonymous source. i don't believe -- i have written so many books -- i don't believe many times in my books, the sources aren't named, i'm sure there are a few. that is not the concern. is? now what the you mentioned horace busby and george reedy. i had 22 interviews with horace busby. he became a great friend. forgotten by history now, but for a long time, horace busby was the aide who johnson was closest to in a paternal way. i was able to call busby and george reedy -- the two of them. george was his chief aide and press aide and great strategist for years. we became real friends. when busby had a stroke duri

the robertdow was moses bridge, the robert moses causeway. out the right-hand thing was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses sitting, framed by his monument. this wonderfulad charm in his smile. tough old guy. thel mighty, still at height of his power. i believe he was 78. he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night >> it has been 40 years since the accident at three mile island. bookshelf, ary discussion of a book about the nuclear crisis. he describes the events before and after the march 28, 1979 accident, and offers insights into the decision-making of officials and the impact of the media on public perception of what happened. thean recorded the talk at museum of natural history in washington in 2004. it is about an hour and 10 minutes.

but the zionist movement has nothing to do with prophets moses is faith and religion. only you who have not gotten. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on monday twenty nine years to the day the chilis u.k. us back to tape was forced out after sixteen years of cia torture a new liberalism of the forgotten until the press which will lead to seal the. deal. yet still this is how the truth. there was no trade or labor and environment standouts in the original nafta five years ago. because relations were more punitive but now the revision is very very close and saw i think it's ok to have a new treaty and you negotiation. really duel between two dystopian nightmares brave new world. brave new world. is essentially a clear. going on discrediting yourself and and then re crediting your stuff through video games that would be more like i think brave new world the soma. digital. and then the us has more of a ninety four with a platoon of actual cell phone natural bill that was stranded by a t.v. camera. exists is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stoma

regime the followers of prophets moses and jews should be redefined.we are against occupation and slaughter even if a muslim a christian a buddhist a hindu or even an atheist commits these crimes or they are free to have their own beliefs but if no one has the right to violate the rights of others in the name of a certain religion. we oppose aggression against the rights of other people no matter who they are. some u.s. officials claim to be christians however we are against their aggression. and also in the u.k. some officials claim to be the followers of jesus christ. we argue that jesus never sought to kill or wage war. so they can decide for themselves but we wouldn't meddle in their affairs. it isn't that you who do to. be bigoted but who do really want to continue doing. this we know the reason the zionist regime was created everybody knows it why should we ignore it some british and american officials speak in a way that's give you the impression that they are living on another planet well they themselves are behind all these israeli questions.

is a great profit anyone who really follows in the footsteps of the prophets moses would be against occupation and atrocities. no one can claim that he follows the messenger of god and occupy other people's land kill them and infringe on their rights. these are my arguments those are whatever they label me that doesn't matter but if you are being fair you should publish what i say not what they label me as. even if they don't give me a voice they are the real losers two of them were going to be because human relations go beyond media and people will finally know that sure reality the electorate is still going to do those who had this in the us a congresswoman they learn and in the u.k. labor leader jeremy corbyn have been called anti semites why do you think there is this confusion between defacto racism and allez israeli crimes against humanity. as to what a big deal has a duty. but being a nationalist has nothing to do with the religion of prophets moses some jews follow prophets moses and they are great people living in harmony with other people the relation between the zionist r

there is robert moses framed, intimidating. i will never forget, he got up and had this wonderful charming smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i think he was 78. he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he is going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. next on the presidency, the coauthors of "history of impeachment" discuss the only three presidential impeachment proceedings ever conducted. those involving andrew johnson, richard nixon and bill clinton. participating are historians john meacham and timothy neftali, white house correspondent peter baker and jeffrey engel, director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university in dallas. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good evening, everybody. my name is thomas dipiero of

if you look out, it was the tower of robert moses's estate. intimidating. and he got out. i will never forget. he got out, and had this wonderful charming smile. a tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power, 78, but still at the height of his power. and he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he is going to write a book about me. announcer: robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: former house intelligence committee mike rogers talked about china's communications technology and security risks in the u.s.. a panel also talked about the future of 5g mobile service. this is an hour and a half. all right. we are going to go ahead and get started here today.

there is robert moses sitting framed by him.orget, he got off and had this wonderful charming smile. a helpful smile. still mighty. still at the height of his power. at the height of his power. your are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. announcer 2: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. announcer 1: congress is in recess this week we read nancy pelosi has announced the next week, the house will vote on an resolution the terminating his resolution on border security. you can see it live on c-span. when the senate is back in session next week, we will continue debate on judicial week,tions and later this lawmakers will sign a resolution of support for the green new deal. live coverage on c-span two. c-span, canadian prime minister justin trudeau answering questions from the canadian parliament during question time. most of the questions

moses.ou, remember, moses didn't get there, moses didn't get to the promised land, so why he's using is bizarre. i suppose this is boris, his rhetorical, oratorical powers, churchillian heights to make people feel we are in one of those finest hour moments and it's not helpful because it's not realistic. it's not realistic about the position that the nation is in and the relation to the eu and that's what's important right now. if it's going to happen it has to happen ina if it's going to happen it has to happen in a way that's going to benefit the country and benefit our standing in the world, frankly at this moment in time, which isn't good. this goes back to the point i was making for the brexit side, boris says here we've blinked, we bottled it completely, that's the argument now, a lot of people would disagree with that as you are making the point a lot of people would say that was never realistic approach anyway, but that's obviously the division of opinion. the only thing i would say

if you look to the left of him, the robert moses bridge, causeway to fire island. there is robert moses sabine framed by his monuments. intimidating. charm ands wonderful he smiled. still at the height of his power. he

if you look at the right-hand side, there was the tower of robert mueller's estate. -- moses. -- moses's there he is, sitting. upill never forget, he got with this wonderful charm and his smile, tough, old guy. still mighty and at the height of his power. 1978, then. still at the height of his power. he said, so you are the young fella who think he will write a book about me? >> robert caro, sunday night at &a." eastern on c-span's "q at&t ceo randall stephenson sat down at the economic club of washington this past week for a conversation on the future of cableey technology, the industry, chinese influence in technology and other topics. his conversation with financier and philanthropist david rubenstein is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> we are very pleased to have

of after like moses thank you very much for coming on the show thank you very much benz. extreme temperatures storms and erosion are all threatening ghana's coastal community the sea claims around two meters of land every year leaving its mark not just on the buildings but on the livelihoods of local fishermen their earnings have fallen drastically over recent years along with fish stocks. lucas squad low watches with concern what's happening right on his doorstep the sea draws ever closer here on the gun and coast old houses have been destroyed and rest is ruins in the water more have been built further inland but who knows when the sea will come to claim them too. whenever the sea got rough we experienced a lot of problems here the government built sea defense worlds which have stabilized the areas but we thought that we lost several hundred houses you know many kilometers of coast we haven't built as new houses but we're concerned communities further down the shore and now facing coastal erosion. there's concern also with the dwindling fish numbers they provide the liv

you look at the right hand, there was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses framed. intimidating. up, hadforget, he got this wonderful charming smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. you're the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. at 8:00 eastern &a.c-span q special counsel robert mueller completed his investigation of interference into the 2016 election after 22 months of investigation. his report has been delivered to attorney general bill barr. the justice department announced via twitter. white house secretary sarah sanders reacting, tweeting the next steps are up to attorney general barr. the white house has not received or been briefed on the special counsel report. attorney general barr says he may provide congress with the special counsel's principal conclusions. a department of justice official described the report as comprehensive. seven defendants have pleaded guilty, and one was convicted. several congressional leaders have also reacted to the news. senate majority leade

and i have the pleasure of welcoming the chief executive of the entrepreneur network affleck moses a quad thank you very much for joining us tell us first of all about women actually getting their hands on cash to start up a business because i believe that's a problem here. thank you ben for skin this question i think i was talking about all the history that african culture has always made women to become more into personal more money tiriel if you look at what has happened in the plus we have men who actually going to look for jobs and women starting to lead and to bring your own skills at home money home and then being able to start small businesses your rights when it comes to finance i think the problem has always been that we have a typical we actually access in finance and all given finite is to people like women in the fact in the sense that most often these women have properties that i didn't name of men and so it's always been a problem for them to actually own look the finances that men can actually own look but i think that if the only things are changing and that's really

moses framed by his monuments, intimidating. he got up, he had this wonderful charm and smiled, tough guy, still mighty, at the height of his power at 78 but still at the height of his power. he said, you are the young fellow who thinks he will write a book about me. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next, a discussion about u.s. military strategy with the chair of the joint chief of staff at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. general joseph dunford talked about computer security, chinese military technology, and north koreans' nuclear program.

. >> police arrested moses torres for the death of his older brother ivan torres. the family's neighbors says she never noticed there were any problems. >> i will say hi to the neighbors and that's it. just shocking, you know, i don't know kind of makes me sad. >> police have not said what led up to the fight moses torres is being held without bail. >>> details out of oakland an arrest has been made in connection to a shooting that left a 4-year-old in critical condition. the young boy found a gun under a bed and that the shooting was accidental. police held a man and woman in custody but let that woman go. and then arrested the man. the 4-year-old currently at oakland childrens hospital and remains unconscious. >>> new at noon a box truck struck and killed a man running across traffic on a freeway on ramp in san jose today this happened at 280 near mclaughlin around 6:30 this morning. all lanes reopened. >>> a motorcycle hit a man walking in is soma district after 7:30 this morning at 4th and king streets. the motorcyclist stayed at the scene, pedestrian is now re

the rest stare at moses.i asked the curator first time i saw that, why is that bust different than all other busts, the response by the curator was moses is the source of human law and therefore, the other law givers stare at moses, but moses and the speaker, if you cross a small street and you go up the stairs to the u.s. supreme court, you will see at the main chamber above the nine supreme court justices, at the ceiling, moses holding the ten commandments. that's one of seven or eight engraved statues of moses in the u.s. supreme court and last thing, if you visit austin, texas, on the ground of the state capital, there's a monument of the tablets with the ten commandments, as is one in oklahoma city, and another one in little rock, arkansas. all that highlights the deep spiritual and national security synergy between the leader of the free world and the junior partner named israel. [ applause ] >> eugene, maybe you could take us a little more into the modern day and explain what americans might find uniqu

to the left of him out the window was the robert moses bridge, the robert moses causeway. out the right-hand thing was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses sitting, framed by his monuments. intimidating. he got up, he had this wonderful charm in his smile. tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power. i believe he was 78. he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> congress is in recess this week. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced that next week, the house will vote on an override of president trump's veto of the resolution that would terminate his resolution on border forrity, a vote scheduled tuesday. reject the banto on transgender people serving in the military. when the senate returns to session next week, lawmakers will continue debate on judicial nominations. later in the week, they will pick up support for the green new deal. when the senate is back in session, watch the chamber live on c-span2. >> federal communica

there is robert moses sitting framed by his -- intimidating. i will never forget, he got up and have this wonderful charming smile. tough, old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. 78 and still at the height of so youer, and he said, are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me? >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. paid a visit to new hampshire for the first time since announcing his candidacy. the congressman talked about several topics and met one-on-one after local residents. how's everybody doing tonight? let's hear it first on r.

moses has been cooperative and is being transferred to county jail. this is the first homicide here in 2 1/2 years. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. >>> we are tracking thunderstorms in the north bay right now. here's a live look at the radar powered by storm ranger. our meteorologist is here with more thunderstorms. >> yeah, we've seen a lot of lightning with those moving through parts of the north bay in northern sonoma counties. you can see all of those icons indicating some live lightning. and where we see purple, that's where we're seeing the potential of hail. as i get a closer look, i'm seeing the storms moving right there on 101, just south of cloverdale. you can also see those icons showing all the lightning strikes that we have gotten from cloud to ground. so this is really going to cause a lot of problems for anyone who is caught outside in these conditions. and really heavy rain, we have a cluster of some very powerful downpours and some lightning that is just off the coast making its way into parts of sonoma county, movin

there is robert moses sitting friend. intimidating. he got up and had this wonderful charm and his smile. tough old guy. mighty, still at the height of his power, he was 78. at the height of his power and he said, so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. night at caro, sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. of people who knocked the buildings down will [inaudible] all of us soon. historianssidents," rank the best and worst president. -- presidents. events thatlife shaped our leaders, challenges, and the legacies they have left behind. published by public affairs, it will be on shelves april 23, but you can pre-open -- preorder your copy today at c-span.org/thepresidents, or wherever books are sold. equifax andof marriott testified on recent data breaches. lawmakers heard from the federal trade commission, the government trade accountability office, and the center for internet

you look to the left of him out the window with the robert moses bridge, the robert moses causeway to fire island. you look at the right hand side it was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses sitting framed by his monuments. intimidating. i never forget. he got up and had this wonderful charming smile, tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i think he was 78, but still at the height of his power. he said, so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me? sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's " q&a." >> our c-span cities tour takes "american history tv" on the road. here is a recent program. imam tawil: the koran is the last testament, if there is such a thing. old testament, new testament, then the koran in that language would be the last testament, the final revelation from god to humanity. mohamed received a message from god. this message is called the koran, which is like a recitation, because mohammed was not reading or writing. so it was dictated to him through the angel br

and the question we haven't tackled yet, who is the moses, as borisjohnson was talking about, to lead egypt? the early favourites, according to the bookies, are borisjohnson and michael gove, the two people who led the leave campaign. i think we need, speaking as a conservative, i think part of the mistake that happened last time when theresa may was chosen, it was a very fast coronation. the tory party thought she was the moses of that moment and it turned out that when the general election came, she wasn't up to campaigning. what the conservative party needs to avoid, if it didn't have this pressing timetable, is a proper contest where we test all the candidates. i think if we had that testing process, both the big negatives of michael gove and boris johnson, would stop them becoming leader. the tories really need a candidate who can unify them and unify the nation afterwards. it is not clear to me, although i am open to be persuaded otherwise, that boris or michael gove can do that, and so you are looking at a candidate like jeremy hunt or sajid javid, although they are remainers,

if you looked ott the right-hand side, it was the tower of robert moses state park.o there's robert moses framed by it. i want to tell you, intimidating. i'll never forget. he had this wonderful charming smile, tough, old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i believe he was 78 but still at the height of his power. and he said, so you're the young fellow who thinks he's going write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear ll of us soon. >> c-span's newest books, the president's noted historians rank america's best and worth chief executives provides insight into the lives of the 44 presidents. true stories with noted presidential historians. explore the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they face and the legacies they left behind. published by public affair, c-span's "the presidents" will be on shelfs april 23

it was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses framed. i have to tell you it's intimidating. i will never forget he have this wonderful charm and smile. tough old guy. still at the height of his power and qubes is 78. -- he is 78. so you're the young fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> on c-span's q&a. congress is in recess this week. nancy pelosi has announced that next week the house will vote on an override of president trump's veto terminating his national emergency declaration on border security. that's on tuesday march 26 and we can see it live on c-span. senaten the week lawmakers will take up a resolution a report on the green new deal. live coverage on c-span two. up next on c-span a discussion with historians, journalists and scholars on the history and future of birthright citizenship and immigration policy on reconstruction to today. from the tenement museum this is an hour and a half. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to the tenement museum. my name is laura lee in and manage that program here at the mu

moses was telling jokes. do you remember?ng. he's going like -- he goes, "what happened when the chicken died?" what happened when the chicken died? he goes, "he went to the other side." [ laughter and applause ] i was like, that's advanced jokes for a 6-year-old. that's advanced. if he needs a writing job, please -- moses call us, please, we love it. but they're doing well? >> they're so good. they're 14 and 12. >> jimmy: teenagers? >> yes. >> jimmy: you're joking me? >> no, i'm not. >> jimmy: when i met them -- when i saw them last they were 3 and 2. >> yeah, that's right. [ laughter ] >> i was pregnant and one was -- >> jimmy: that's right. you were pregnant with twins, congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: but they're teenagers. >> they're teenagers. >> jimmy: how is apple as a a teenager? is she "ew"? >> you know what she's "ew", >> she's that character in "mom." >> mom. she kind of is -- no, she's like "mom." >> jimmy: don't dance in front of my mom? don't get goofy in front of my mom. >> she kind of does. she doesn'

how's moses? >> they're so good. t seen them have in so long. time [ laughter ] they were babies. they we like -- >> i think 6 and 8 when you last saw them. at's a long time. >> jimmy: they were kids but they were so cute. apple kept going like "ew." i know, she's so -- >> jimmy: she's a little actress. >> i know. and en i told her i was coming to new york to do this she was like, why aren't you taking me with you, i want to my do "ew" with j >> jimmy: oh, really? moses was telling jokes. do you remember? he did a whole stand up routine. be i can't believe you rem that. >> jimmy: he was so cute. at the end he was like, telling this thing he's going like -- he goes, "what happened when the chicken ed?" what happened when the chicken died? he goes, side."t to the other [ laughter and applause ] i was like, that's advanced fo jokea 6-year-old. that's advanced. if he needs a writing job, please -- moses call us, please, we love it. but they're doing well? >> they're so good.14 they'rnd 12. >> jimmy: teenagers? >> yes. ?>> jimmy: you're joking >> no,

so there is robert moses sitting framed by his work. it was intimidating.and had this wonderful charming smile. still mighty, still at the height of his powers. i think he was 78 then but still at the height of his powers. so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about man?" >> 100 years ago in the spring of 1919, an influenza pandemic was finally coming to an end after killing an estimated 50 million people worldwide, including 600,000 americans. the 1918 flu was the deadliest pandemic in recent history. next on "reel america," this documentary includes 1918 flu survivors telling their stories, a look at the science of the flu , and the history of the pandemic and the genetic sequencing of the 1918 strain, based on remnants of the virus extracted from frozen bodies under alaskan permafrost. released in 2010, this is just under an hour.

the robert moses wa causeway.f you look at the right hand side, there was the tower of robert moses state park, and there is robert moses, i want to tell you, intimidating. i tell you, i will never forget, he got up, had this wonderful charm and smile, tough old guy, still mighty, still at the height of his power. i think he was 78 then. still at the height of his power. and he said "so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me." >> robert caro tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> "washington journal" continues. host: the mueller report now in the hands of the attorney general. the headline from "politico," congress waits another day for mueller's findings. we did get to tweets from the president, basically saying good greatg and "make america ." nn is calling from bar harbor. we findi think whatever from president trump and his businesses and his campaign involvements with russia, i think what we really have to look at is why americans are so susceptible to being influenced

the robert moses causeway to fire island. if you looked out of the right-hand thing it was the tower of robert moses' state park. so there's robert moses sitting framed by his light, and intimidating. i'll never forget, he got up and had this wonderful smile, tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power. i think he was 78 then, and still at the height of his power and he said so you're the young fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me? >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> we're happy to announce the winners of this year's c-span student cam video documentary competition answering the question what does it mean to be american? we received almost 3,000 entries from 48 states with more than 6,000 students. congratulations to all our winners. our first prize middle school winners are ida chen and hana lee from silver spring, maryland for america runs on fast food. >> the fast food industry started with mcdonald's and spread to companies like burger king, wendy's and kf

my first vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this notion for. something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle it isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home but it took me years to learn to play. finally they gave up and went to buy any of my cycles but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than riding a bike as now i want to meet those women back home who are bound by their duties and social rules and informed him of old dead basic rights my name is the about of people homes and i work at each of. these. little mass dam cried for help of a whole new generation feel. ya know linder is calling for better climate protection policies he's joining tens of thousands of young people all over the world the protest movement was inspired by sixteen year old political activist gratitude from sweden. the goal to force politicians to take action on climate change you know linder is planning to take the protests to his small hometown.

if you look to the left of him out the window, it was the robert moses bridge, the robert moses causeway, to fire island, you looked out the right-hand, there was the tower of robert muller's estate port, so there is robert moses sitting framed by this, and intimidating and i never forget, he got up, had this wonderful charm in his smile, tough old guy, still mighty, still at the height of his power, i think he was 8 then, but still at the height of his power, and he said, so you're the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night, at 8:00 eastern. on c-span's q&a. >>> the chief of u.s. border patrol testified before the house judiciary committee on the trump administration's migrant family separation policy and about the origins of the zero tolerance immigration policy. congressman jerry nadler of new york is the chair of the committee. >> the judiciary committee will come to order. without objection the chair's authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. welcome, everyone, to this morning's hearing on oversight of the trump a

in it he says says theresa may must "channel the spirit of moses", abandon her deal and "come out ofthe ft claims that theresa may fended off a challenge to her leadership this weekend but struggled to win over some of her most ardent conservative opponents. the sun has a full page splash on the pm and brexit in which it calls on theresa may to resign if she wants to deliver brexit. the guardian says it has evidence that more than a dozen conservative councillors who were suspended for posting islamophobic or racist content online have had their membership reinstated. the daily mail reports on new figures that reveal children as young as nine are being admitted to hospital with severe disorders caused by cannabis. finally the mirror leads with a story that benefit cuts are driving some mum's to baby banks that hand out free nappies those of the front pages, let's kick off straightaway with the times on this front—page editorial. they were supporters of theresa may, but what is the advice they are giving out now? they think she should go, because she is basically holding things up, as

my first vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by this notion for. something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home but it took me as they've been described as. finally the game bob invention by me and my cycles and returns with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apropos each one goes than writing about as now i want to meet those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of old dead base and whites my name is them out of the hood and i work at some of them. good. this is deja vu news live from berlin germany's five g. mobile frequencies going up for auction today who will be building the ultra fast mobile networks and can it be done without hardware from the chinese tech giant wall way also coming up. a devastating sight phone close much of a city of half a million in mozambique under water this fear the death toll may top one thousand neighboring zimbabwe they're digging graves for the dead there.

pompeo: we must see to it that the old dreams of moses, of america's poet laureate, mls or is, who wrote words inscribed in our statue of liberty, never fade. as i close, i went to return to the memorial. those of you who have been there no, there is a list of people called "the righteous among the non-jews who have risked their lives to save the jews during the holocaust. [applause] sec. pompeo: 40 years ago this year, one man was added to the list. risked life and limb to save thousands of jews in hungary during world war ii. he later immigrated to america and became a citizen. he passed away in january at the age of 96. in the course of his heroic labors, a nazi officer had a gun to his head and said the following. why do you, a christian, helped jews? he answered, you are either silly or an idiot. it is because i am christian that i help the jews. [applause] sec. pompeo: know with confidence that the trump administration will not grow weary of the fight. to abandon it would mean to abandon our principles. and as secretary of state, and as a christian, i am proud to lead american dipl

pompeo: we must see to that the old dreams of moses, of erzel, the words of emma -- fade.ndeed we are reminded of the consequences if we fall silent. towe close i want to turn that memorial. there is a list of people called the righteous among the nations. non-jews who risked their lives to save jews during the holocaust. ago this year a man was added to the list. he repeatedly risked life and limb to save 3000 jews in hungary during world war ii. to america.igrated january atway this the age of 96. gun to hiscer held a head and said the following. heldo you, a christian, jews -- help jews? either silly or an idiot. because i am christian but i help the jews. confidence that the trump administration will not grow weary of the fight. to abandon it would mean to abandon our principles. and as secretary of state and as a christian i'm proud to lead american diplomacy to support israel's right to defend itself and i am proud to stand with the jewish people and champion the inse of religious liberty israel and america. these are special times, amazing times. i want to thank eac

many ways it's a very you know fourth expression of what the position is which is essentially that moses's question concerning a bridge immigration stopping immigration both in the u.s. and in europe especially coming from the more conservative a right wing political frames it's one that essentially and rejects and takes a position that in fact integration or the well being of the people that ultimately because of the conditions in which they are the great is something that actually has to be taken care of obviously more ocus an important spot any sort of movement of people from africa into europe so it's also very telling that talking to the moroccans disposed actually chooses to underscore this essentially pointing out you know once you actually participate in the solution of the problem it will not be enough to help him for say the border there with spain that said cetera et cetera political political solutions will need to be felt ok thank you very much says martin. religious affairs correspondent a heavyweight boxer who kissed a female reporter during a t.v. interview is refusing to a

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if you looked out the right-hand thing it was the tower of robert moses state park. there's robert moses sitting framed by his monuments. i want to tell you, intimidating. i'll never forget he got up and had this wonderful charm and smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. he was 78 then. the height of his power. he said, so you're the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> robert caro sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> march is women's history month. tonight we'll feature programs on women soldiers in the civil war and feminism in the 1960s and '70s. we begin with the struggle to win the right to vote and the ratification of the 19th amendment. speakers are dawn, author of "forming the franchise the political origins of the women's vote" and elaine wise, author of "the women's hour the great fight to win the vote." watch american history tv tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do

. >> reporter: police arrested the younger brother, 18-year- old moses torres, for murder. he was trying to flee town. they also recovered the weapon. >> he was interviewed, and he was caught hours after the incident. as he was fleeing on foot. around the santa rosa area. >> reporter: police called this area along canyon run quiet and residential. and say they don't respond to this area very often. in fact, this is the first homicide in healdsburg since 2016. in healdsburg alyssa harrington, ktvu f0x2 news. >>> coming up, opponents are calling it x-rated sex ed. hundreds of parents rallied at the state capital over california's new sex education guidelines. >>> plus, a former fremont fire captain accused of lewd act with a child under 14. what one former colleague says about those charges. >>> also now time to check the thursday evening commute, this is a live look at the san mateo bridge, commute direction on the left heading eastbound. heavier than the other side which is heading over to san mateo. >>> we will move now a little further east from there, this is a live look

causeway, at the right was the tower of the robert moses state park, there is robert moses framed by his monuments, intimidating. he got up, he had this wonderful charm and smiled, tough guy, still mighty, at the height of his power at 78 but still at the height of his power. he said, you are the young fellow who thinks he will write a book about me. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next, a discussion about u.s. military strategy with the chair of the joint chief of staff at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. general joseph dunford talked about computer security, chinese military technology, and north koreans' nuclear program. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr moderated the discussion. it is about 50 minutes. [applause] one general dunford story. >> we did not rehearse this part. every once in a while, you run into general dunford unexpectedly. one day it was 5:00, and i was walking in some part of the pentagon, and barbara, what are you working on? i had no idea what i was working on. i was thinking about going home. never again will i be caught. if i

he's the moses of our time. this is the moses of israel.ore they torture him, the stronger he'll become. that's written in the bible. the more they torture him, the stronger he'll become. >> reporter: and yet even here netanyahu spoke in an auditorium that was only half full. to those that did turn up, however, their leader left them as impressed as ever and convinced that his natural ability to connect with this faithful would see him through once again. melissa bell, cnn, israel. >>> they're young, brash and just may wind up running the u.s. we're talking about the new crop of millennial presidential candidates. a look at whether their youth and attitude are enough to win over voters when we come back. >>> plus, meghan markle speaking out for women everywhere. why the duchess of sussex is on a mission. stay with us. for comfort food at a comfortable price, try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.99. it's the perfect remedy for the uncomfortable things in life... like flying, the dentist ...and guys named ronal

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