mr. douglas's wisdom sums it up. our best and most valued acquisitions have been obtained either from our contemporaries or from those who preceded us in the field of thought and discovery. we have reaped what others have sown and that which others have sown we have given. it must be a true sin that no possible force of character or wealth of originality can lift a man into absolute independence of his fellow man, and no generation of man can be independent of a preceded generation. brotherhood and the interdependence of mankind are guarded and defended at all points. i believe in individuality but individuals are to the mass like waves to the ocean. the highest order of genius is as dependent as it is free. it is like the lofty waves of the sea deriving its power and greatness from the grandeur and vast mass of ocean of which it forms a part. we differ as the waves, but we are as one as the sea. mr. douglas. ladies and generally, having been on this chair, it is true, we are as one. [applause] mr. stanton: thank you

mr. douglas gey, who recently passed away. not only was doug one of my best friends, and really like my brother, but doug also helped to get this show to where we're at. he was our director of photography, handled all of our technical stuff, and really was just so much the heart of what we do. on behalf of our team and our crew, "we love you doug, and we adore you." "we miss you already, so much." thank you for everything that you did. let's get to the show. - one, two, three, four. (upbeat music) - [zahrah] what is it that makes the bay area so doggone special? well, the people. the sense of community that goes hand in hand with the remarkably beautiful destinations that we have, and the neighborhoods, the insanely good food, wine, beer and spirits, and the fact that in one moment you can be at the beach, an hour later skipping through a vineyard, and three hours later in the snow. yep. (laughs) those are just a few of the reasons why we all live here. today we are kicking off our travels in oakland, and alameda, and then lat

mr. douglas and i met at the national park service in the same year.t was truly wearing the park service uniform and president kennedy, 1962. signing into law, the public measure proclaiming the frederick douglass home as a unit of the national park unit, located in washington dc. eafed through the pamphlet, there was a theme of inclusiveness and diversity. let me show you the wisdom of washington,uglass which has given me comfort, because the expression of diversity and inclusion did not present a problem to me. up.douglas's wisdom sums it ur best and most valued acquisitions have been obtained either from our contemporaries or from those who preceded us in the field of thought and discovery. we have reaped what others have sown and that which others have sown we have given. that nobe a true sin possible force of character or wealth of originality can lift a man into absolute independence of his fellow man, and no generation of man can be independent of a preceded generation. brotherhood and the interdependence of mankind are guarded and defended at a

mr. douglas' wisdom sums it up and i will share this with you. our best and most valued accusations have been obtained from our fields of thoughts and discoveries. we have reached where others have stoned. it must be inclusive that no possible native force of character and no depth or wealth of originality can lift a man in absolute independence of its fellow man. no generation of man can be independent of proceeding generations. our mankind are guarded in all parks. i believe in individuality but individuals are to the man like waves to the ocean. >> the high orders is independent as it is our lord. it is the waves of the sea derives its power and greatness from the grand and fastest of the ocean which it forms apart. we differ as the weight but we are as one. mr. douglas. ladies and gentlemen, having been on this chair for 75 years. it is, too, we are as one. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> please join us behind the black curtain this way. >>> tonight is our american history programming in primetime. w we'll take you live to conferences an

mr. douglas' wisdom sums it up and i will share this with you. our best and most valued accusations have been obtained from our fields of thoughts and discoveries. we have reached where others have stoned. it must be inclusive that no possible native force of character and no depth or wealth of originality can lift a man in absolute independence of its fellow man. no generation of man can be independent of proceeding generations. our mankind are guarded in all parks. i believe in individuality but individuals are to the man like waves to the ocean. >> the high orders is independent as it is our lord. it is the waves of the sea derives its power and greatness from the grand and fastest of the ocean which it forms apart. we differ as the weight but we are as one. mr. douglas. ladies and gentlemen, having been on this chair for 75 years. it is, too, we are as one. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> please join us behind the black curtain this way. >>> tonight is our american history programming in primetime. w we'll take you live to conferences an

mr. douglas' wisdom sums it up and i will share this with you. our best and most valued accusations have been obtained from our fields of thoughts and discoveries. we have reached where others have stoned. it must be inclusive that no possible native force of character and no depth or wealth of originality can

mr. douglas. ladies and gentlemen, having been on this chair for 75 years. it is, too, we are as one. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> please join us behind the black curtain this way. >>> tonight is our american history programming in primetime. w we'll take you live to conferences and historic site. go behind the scenes with us to museums and archives and travel with us to the nation's classrooms where you will hear some college and university professors lecturing about history. as the 2016 campaign continues, watch past and presidential campaigns on the way to if white house. and "reel america" that showcased documentary and other films. watch our airing of portions from the 1975 "church committee hearing of the cia, fdi, irs and nsa. look for all of you are programming every weekend on c-span 3. all this week while congress is in recess showing american history tv on primetime here on c-span 3. >> beginning with american artifacts and looking at photographs. followed by an event in honor of the centennial ce and armstrong cable in help in coordinating the visits. view the winn

mr. douglas gilchrist dougl former band director and alumni director of the bluehe and white.an >> you ando. we d we have something from in 2001 holly came over to interview the band when we marched george bush in thegeor s inaugural parade.rarade. we want to give you this alumni blue and white shirt. >> and i will be one tonight. >> 15 years ago.ears ago. >> i want to know how the old od school cats are going too challenge these young folk.ou f. >> when you play music you'ren never too old. neve it never goes away. a if you know how to do it you y just dust it off. dit o the young band here they're t outstanding doing a real goodg d job and they decided we wante to bring the old heads and let d them know what we doing.oi and we said we're going toreoing come back and have a goodk and a party with you tonight.on >> we going to have a drumve dru line set up. li you ever seen the movie drumov u line. >> yeah. >> i'm going to be in the middle. g >> you're in the middle.e. >> imagine me being aj and a a free. alumni going to go. then the young ones going to go, then the alumni going to t go an

mr. justice douglas participated in the court was ruled unconstitutional and the domestic wire tap. up until 1972, they had so are sa recover sdoench are r r ato wire stab taps, they felt the inherent power. if there is an exception to the fourth amendment for surveillance which is a trespass, it doesn't take a lot of imagination to and you are calling it legal to violate rights of citizens if he invoked the national security. you didn't say that. you said these things are illegal. which is it? >> for the purposes that were most relevant at the time, it's clearly illegal. >> it would be fair to say that you understood and hold them and to justify it now, you invoke a national security defense. which position is it? >> you asked me what my opinion is, in consideration that was given by not only me, but by the other people who signed this report, it was frankly within the power of the president to do it. >> why didn't you say that? this is what appeared. it's legal because you have powers not mentioned and in our judgment we feel every president possesses. the law doesn't apply to you

she allegedly received texts from advanced placement chemistry teacher douglas lay in september of 2014. mrs. bend says she contacted the school the next day but initially they wouldn't meet with her. >> the district failed to take any meaningful action in response to the complaint. instead, mr. lay was allowed to continue teaching and continue to sexually harass the minor child until she finally had to change schools. >> reporter: in a written statement, the school district says the behavior was unprofessional and unacceptable but there was no criminal activity and did not require dismissal. it did issue a notice of unprofessional conduct. however, there was no indication of catfishing and no further complaints. catfishing is used when a man poses as a woman and tries to -- lay was arrested last week and charged with two felony counts of child enticement. it's believed there could be many other victims. >> they protected an individual who admittedly engaged in gross sexual misconduct. because they failed to take meaningful action, many more children were harmd. >> reporter: attorney allred

mr. cramer, boo-ya. >> i like them all better. >> hey! my ticker is dss. >> i like it. douglas. >> i'm calling about sherwin williams. >> i like it. in home depot. cramer and the weather is perfect. it's planning season. in michigan. anthony? >> yes. jim. i would like to know what you think. >> starting to feel pretty good about that 11% yield. it may be a good one. a new policy. let's go to sy in minnesota. >> good day, mate. i'm from minnesota. my stock is 3d systems. >>> we have to wait to see what the quarter is. >> arnold in hawaii. arnold. >> aloha from maui. >> yeah. you know what? we don't want to do it. we've got too many things on our mate. that's the lightning round. >> the lightning round. sponsored by td aameritrade. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. my m...about my toothpasteice. she eveand mouthwash.ice... but she's a dentist so...i kind of have to listen. she said "jen, go pro with crest pro-health advanced." advance to healthier gums... ...and stronger teeth from day one. using crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my

mr. lay would not have been in position to engage in sexually inappropriate behavior with hundreds of minors who were reportedly current and former gilroy students. >> investigators say douglas lay posed as a female on-line in a catfishing scheme to get boys to send him nude photos of himself. the district says the alleged catfish diagnose not happen at school but in private homes on personal computers. 18 statement the district said in 2014 the district received a complaint that mr. lay exchanged text which contained inappropriate language with students. it was unprofessional and unacceptable but there was no criminal activity and did it not rise to the level required for dismissal. the district says took immediate disciplinary action at that time and julie it says the district will continue to cooperate with san jose police and the santa clara county district attorney's office. >> thank you. >>> two brothers from san jose who are accused of killing their parents last month were back in court today. 22-year-old hasib golam rabbi is wearing the yellow jail outfit. his 17-year-old brother was also in court but was allowed to stay out of view of the cameras. the court set thei

mr. trump had a difference of opinion as to whether you were asking fair questions. >> yes, correct. >> stephen: now you're sitting down with him along with four other people, laverne cox, michael douglaslot of people in the country wanted to see that sit-down. it had to happen at some point. it's been such a crazy year with him that ewe had to have at least one heart-to-heart over what happened and then we can move on. then i can have him back on "the kelly files," and we can have debates like i have with all the others except hillary clinton. i'm counting on you, hillary. you're next. this was a chance for me to sit down, clear the air and what i wanted to talk to trump about is temperament and that's the theme of the interview you will see tomorrow night. >> stephen: his temperament as a leader. >> yes, and with respect to women and with respect, to some extent, to yours truly. i have not wanted to make this about me, but i ask him about his conduct and about his responsibility, now that he has gotten so powerful. you know, i mean, he steps away from the oval office, which is something i raise with him, and whether he appreciates that and the effect his words have on -- forget me --

mr. huston: it was my opinion at the time that the fourth amendment didn't apply to the president in the exercise of matters relating to the internet security -- to internal security. justice douglas anticipated this in the district court, and was ruled unconstitutional domestic wiretaps. every president, with the exception of attorney general clark, every attorney general argued that the president has the authority and executive power to engage in warrantless wiretaps. although the court in criminal matters held that a warrant widely the fourth amended. the justice department took the case to the supreme court because they felt there was that inherent power. you and i both know as lawyers that if there is an exception to the fourth amendment, it doesn't take a lot of imagination to extend that via the telephone to trespass the a mail opening. these were the kind of dangerous raods -- roads. mr. church: you are going that it is legal for the president to violate rights, constitutional rights of citizens if he is the president and invokes national security as a justification. you did not say that in the memo. you said these things were illegal. purposesn: for the that seemed to me

brian: i have a review of douglas brinkley's book on walter cronkite in sunday's "washington post," september 9, 2012, written by robert macneil. canadian? mr. safer: canadian. brian: you are still a canadian? mr. safer: i am dual citizenship. brian: here's the first paragraph -- "for anyone interested in the evolution of broadcasting, this is a tremendous read. documenting tv journalism's most tremendous phenomenon, walter cronkite." do you agree? mr. safer: absolutely. walter got very tired of being described as the most trusted man in america. he knew he should not be. i say that with affection. but walter exuded accuracy, decency, fairness, and i think that it was just resonated out there that here is a guy who really was leveling with you. he was not holding anything back. at the same time, he was not engaged in hyperbolic reporting or conversation or interviews. patriot in the best sense of the word, someone who loves his country so much he wants to expose its weaknesses and it shortcomings. and i think that just resonated. we always joked about it to his face, about being the most trusted man in america, at the time i guess he really

mr. douglas. ladies and gentlemen, having been on this chair for 75 years. it is, too, we are as one. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> please join us behind the black curtain this way. >>> tonight is our american history programming in primetime. w we'll take you live to conferences and historic site. go behind the scenes with us to museums and archives and travel with us to the nation's classrooms where you will hear some college and university professors lecturing about history. as the 2016 campaign continues, watch past andsi