we will continue to talk to mark nash about that.ll bring you the stocks on the move which says assets under management grew in the first quarter. we will take a look at the price action on the floor, up 3.3%. not bad in a market that is moving. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. we are nearly 12 minutes into the equity session. at a headline level, not a lot happening. let's find out which stock stories we should be looking at. here's markbartontv. rk barton.-- ma mark: it's raising a 2018 outlook and sees adjusted ebit. growth. the ceo isrelated -- very pleased that strong, underlying performance continues. 3.5% below the record high. have a buyysts rating. man group, shares up 4%. biggest publicly traded hedge fund manager says assets grew in the first quarter. inflows outweighed investments. were $4.8 billion. the most on record. the most on record, which is quite impressive since the second quarter of last year. more investors allocating money to the hedge fund firm as volatility rose. look at carrefour, facing a challengin

diane nash is another one. civil rights leader and peace activist bri newsom.ssity to fight against the evils of white supremacy. ain't that a trip? they still celebrating the flag of people who lost. but a black football player wants to bend his knees in acknowledgment of the evil that prevails and they can't even give him a job. nicole porter, director of advocacy for the sentencing project, dealing with the serious problem of criminality and criminalizing young black men and women. let's welcome our panel to the stage right now. ♪ >> elaine turner is here. tammy sawyer is here. welcome. and colby smith is here as well. ♪ >> all right, y'all. all right. we're going to get right to it. >> they told us to sit on the -- >> that's fine. i'm good. >> this, as you know is about storytelling. and our theme for this particular gathering, and let's give a hand for the great tamron hall as well, who introduced us. [ applause ] she brought her sister masquerading as her mother is here tonight. good black don't crack. better black don't even look back. so tonight what we

members into the basketball hall of fame announced today, including jason kidd and santa clara's steve nash. and warriors gauot the >>> 13 new members named to the naismith basketball hall of fame today including local heroes, jason kidd and steve nash. in the contributor category warriors chief operating officer rick welts also got the call. he started his career as a ball boy with seattle, moved into pr for the sonics in their only championship season back in 1979, then moved on to the league office in new york from 1982 to 1999, working his way to the top as commissioner davis stern's right-hand man. he was responsible for marketing the nba all-star weekend, the dream team in 1992 and launching the wnba. he came out as the first openly gay executive in professional sports, and today he said he was stunned. >> i guess i could say it's a dream come true but it would be lying, because as a 16-year-old ball boy for the seattle supersonics, i would never have dreamed. so to be here in the company of this class, many of whom my life is intertwined with in really significant ways makes it even

, gina belefonte and including john lewis, diane nash, gina belafonte and tamika mallory. dr.50th anniversary of martin luther king jr. live tuesday and wednesday on c-span and on american history tv on c-span3. >> ahead of the easter recess, theresa may discussed the cambridge analytica investigation into the misuse of consumer data that may have influenced the brexit referendum vote. she also talks about mental health issues and the current stage of the brexit negotiations. this is about 45 minutes. thank you mister speaker. all members and everybody who works here. i have meetings with the colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house. i should have further such meetings later today. i'm very happy to agree with my honorable friend. he does raise an important point. people living in conservative areas. they have reversed the street cleaning. as maintained the weekly fee collection. thank you mister speaker i to join the prime minister and wishing yourself and all members of the house a very happy easter. this week is awareness a week. i hope the whole ho

navy captain chuck nash, joins us now. you give us a comparison to previous engagements in the past when it comes to that number of ships and missiles? >> sure, liz. nice to be with you on a friday. here's what's lining up right now. the harry s. truman carrier strike group departed norfolk today. she's leaving with six ships including the harry s. truman and the air wing. they're going to join six other ships -- four surface and two submarines that are already in theater -- you now have a strike group of 12 warships which is the largest deployment that the navy's had since the last iraq war. liz: sounds like a lot. can you give us some clarity on the number of missiles? 400? and then i believe another 300 missiles are coming in on the harry truman, right? >> absolutely. you know, you start flowing in all of these tomahawk cruise missiles plus with the carrier air wing, and then you add in the shore-based assets that are already in theater. the air force has a president in qatar, there are british to have mad does in cypru

, gina belefonte and including john lewis, diane nash, gina belafonte and tamika mallory. dr.50th anniversary of martin luther king jr. live tuesday and wednesday on c-span and on american history tv on c-span3. >> ahead of the easter recess, theresa may discussed the cambridge analytica investigation into the misuse of consumer data that may have influenced the brexit referendum vote. she also talks about mental health issues and the current stage of the brexit negotiations. this is about 45 minutes.

will whether the strikes as opposed to turn assad from further chemical attacks or nash remains to be seen but what we don't know is what the syrians are saying are you hearing anything from them what are the differences saying about the airstrikes. well people in damascus even those who perhaps reluctantly support bashar less other now support of him all because now there is a nationalist in the air because america has attacked and out of country so they are supporting bashar al assad they have gotten to the streets and their cars is in the soon flag and all sloganeering for bashar al assad daughters who are refugees and up all rebel like in the area on the syria turkey border are have their own in the strife and there are unhappy with it as well because they don't just want a shower assad regime as a legit to stop using chemical weapons but also to stop and bombing areas which are under control and also for us to go and that's been the demand because they want political change in syria and both the united states and the you can say that that is not their agenda and that is not what

arthel: i need one word answer, captain nash. >> okay. arthel: if it is that president putin responds to power has president trump displayed enough at this point? >> yes. i think right at this point yes he has done what he needed to do. and that is look, i told you once and you paid a price. i told you again, you paid a price. you do it again, man, are you going to pay a price. arthel: captain chuck nash, always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you. >> my pleasure. eric: those alleged chemical weapons sites in syria that were destroyed, that after the airstrikes were launched on the order of the commander-in-chief. president trump is causing some controversy today with that decision, by making it without congressional approval. so how will that impact his presidency in we will take a look at that coming up. plus what would be next for syria and our country and the allies, if they decide to take military action another step forward? >> clearly the assad regime did not get the message last year. this time our allies and we have struck harde

wednesday live coverage with civil rights leader past and present including john lewis, diane nash, and tamika mallory. it of thenniversary assassination of martin luther king jr. last night james clapper, the director of national intelligence talked about this information, his time leading the intelligence community, and russia's influence in the election. george washington university hosted the event. ♪ [applause] >> i am going to start right up over here. i don't really need to stand here. maybe i will just because it feels good. good to see you all. it has been a long but fascinating day. we are still here today to listen to someone i have been looking forward to talking with. i'm the director of the project from media and national security at george washington university school of media and public affairs. i have an office upstairs in this building. conference on difference -- this information would be complete without someone using the quote from daniel patrick on everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not his own facts. this is a town where many people live off of making

she is afraid they will gets nash. >> we have a lot of children -- snatched. >> we have a lot of children. >> reporter: the mountain lion appears to be a number tour -- a mature adult the district said that they have never heard of a siding on the street but it is not rare the mountain lions are breeding this time of year. >> they are doing their natural thing. it is it looking for new territory or looking for food sources.>> reporter: the control district is urging homeowners to keep small pets and children indoors especially at night. if you encounter one appear big , dangerous, and loud. >> they do not like people. they try to stay away from them. if you see one and you try to approach it it may attack you. >> reporter: he is more worried about rattlesnakes. his wife hopes that the big cat stays far away. >> i would not want to come face-to-face with them outline anytime soon. >>> today marks a milestone for one bay area girl and her family. two years ago she experienced a life threatening condition. >> she not only survived but she wants to help others. >> reporter: they may be smilin

nash's new phones. and just not. reach those who you. are the reason i was going with this idea is that we should just leave when you want to sleep you can you know come on. just a dozen bloody little villages you know this if you just don't. need. to hear from you. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star two months and the huge amount of pressure come out you have to go meet the center of the beach but how would you and will stroll all the great big british get you out of the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get let's go. a low as well as i want to you know and i'm really happy to join the for the two thousand and three and world cup in russia meet the special one come on don't appreciate me to just write the review beyond the team's latest edition to make up a bigger. book. because the slogan the suborder of them so my. good jewish school

trish: well, thank you very much, captain nash. thank you for those statistics.t's a good reminder to everyone. >> thanks, trish. trish: thanks. president trump is doubling down saying there is absolutely no russia collusion. here's the president when asked if he plans to fire robert mueller and rod rosenstein. watch. >> as far as the two gentleman you told me about, they have been saying i'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months. and they're still here. trish: okay. they're there for now, right? the president doesn't exactly have the best track record on this stuff. listen to what he said about other top officials right before he fired them. watch. >> total confidence in rex. i have total confidence. >> confidence in general mcmaster. i spoke to him specifically about that answer. >> at this point in time he has confidence in dr. shulkin. he is secretary. he has done great things at va. the president wants to put right people in the right place at the right time and that could change. trish: in other words he has confidence

nash's new phones it. just not. reached those who he was in with the request going with this idea is that you don't just buy new when you want to sleep you can you know come on. just of those bloody little machine you know this sort of you just don't. need. we hear from. you for your phone you. join me every thursday on the i like simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm showbiz most i'll see you then. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness and spending to get a twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so well paul chimes for. the base he's going to. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they don't accept it or reject it. so when you want

i believe most people credit thomas nash with really creating the uncle sam that the rest of us recognize and cartoonists utilize all the time. this is the actual lithographic print. the nice thing about the wonderful golden age of editorial cartooning is it gives cartoonists lots of space. we get shrunk down more like that when we are in print. back to my optimistic graph on cartooning, this is perhaps some of the best color printing, especially at the time, and to this play a -- display a political cartoon. in 2018, cartoonists are working in a digital realm. our biggest audience are now on smartphones, ipads and displays let us do all sorts of elegant watercolors. it begins the rival the kind of cartooning you could do on the scale that kevlar got to do. in some ways, we are getting back to this kind of cartooning. these two cartoons or by anhui n, who draws for the washington post on the digital side and political cartoons that are often animated gifs. she won a pulitzer prize back in 2000 for her political cartoons. she has moved on to animation. i think these were studies that ann d

the other legend, steve nash led them to the ncaa tournament. remember that upset? he goes in to the hall of fame. not seen here warriors president and coo rick welts. >>> thompson -- we want to see him do this a lot. in the lineup today he came back from that broken finger. the warriors will the green light to join into the stephon clark protest today but -- they opted to back up and focus on figuring out the sacramento kings instead moving pictures on the late show. >>> and how many of you out knew that san francisco state was a track and field power? how many of you knew there was a san francisco state track team? one publication recognized this talent and has put the gators chop city on the national scope. >> they are fast, strong, technically sound. they are the san francisco state girl's track team. >> fact they are the only san francisco state track team. talented, yes. our cameras aren't the only ones to take notice. take a look at the national rankings. number one by u.s. world and track in division 2. >> did you have to double take when you saw that rankin

nash weirdo somebody saw those movies most me go to them.and their courage still trains kids interest lots of course they're impressed when he reveals that he used to coach fed id nice of each of the legendary indies of each player all the lads here i think desperate to emulate what he got. last night you. know when you watch st paul's not to be about the mark up the reports of joe united. we might be going to try. to watch him out before you. know pretty clear the so i do join you by turning hardship into an opportunity as shown by vedat. can afford. to move. to a while even if you flew all the. media through two or. by one. given the of the stats. looking at this weekend's games now and the big match near the top of the table is for first his fifth as leipzig host later coups and both teams of course are desperate to secure direct qualification for the champions league. the fight for full spot hits crunch time lights again later cusanus separated by just a single point as they head into them monday evening showdown question only three poin

with said cannot be called offside the referee disallowed by human hit nash often attempt to manage but home fans didn't have to wait long for the opening goal. now they scored his fourth goal in the last three matches he's been on stoppable. and his coach couldn't agree more. i think it's first touch wasn't really intentional but of course he has brutal pace and is able to block the opponent to look so nice that just a dish of water. after taking the wings off and i'm wanted more the team looked a double less cool adding pressure on the struggling business. three minutes before the half hour mark nico szell swept through the hamburg defense finding adam soloing for a close range finish. and easy to nil advantage for the homicide in a fast heart. leap. off the home by the horns and often are simply superior to us in the first half they played with power and aggression and exactly what we were missing if you know how to the citizens i'm going to harm. that hand that had the chances to. i could take you sucker with a strong but precise shot to close the gap for the visitors posting a spec

but, pretty much black, when they say black and white, take nash nashlt. blak /* /- nation attality. black people are part of the arriving.le it is actually really one of those things them trying to keep control of this country when it is pretty much supposed to be a everybody.for host: von, from silver spring, maryland. and another tweet, what does do with people not already here? ounds like misguided knee-jerk reaction, we're asking about the daca because the president's daca is dead e because the democrats didn't out and now everyone he -- exclamation mark. reporting in an opinion nn.com.t on daca is -- ge sending message of goodwill then all americans and taking break from politics. not our president, just hours easter to ing happy 49 million twitter followers, about trump was venting illegal immigration, so much for the spirit of holy week. president displayed ignorance of immigration laws, including those governing the program. his outburst was uninformed and misleading tantly unpridential. welcome to the conversation. go ahead, mary, you are next. c

nash weirdo somebody goes through divorce me go to room.and their courage still trains kids into his love of course they're impressed when he reveals that he used to coach the means of h. the legendary envious of each player all the lads here i think desperate to emulate what he got. last night you. know who got to be told not to give out those markups reports which. we moved out if they're going to try. to work too much lead three more would. not permit any of the side is going by turning hardship into an opportunity as shown by veterans. on all four of. those we've got. a little tiff with all the. millions who rules or. buys one. given the of the sets. looking at this weekend's games now and the big match near the top of the table is for first is faith as light seiko slaver coups and teams of course are desperate to secure a direct qualification to the champions league and. the fight for fourth spot hits crunch time lights again later cusanus separated by just a single point as they head into their monday evening showdown question of the

among the group's organizers were student leaders john lewis and diane nash.e activists knew the crucial importance of media coverage and were leaving nothing to chance. >> we knew that if one of us did not interpret what we were doing to the press, somebody would step in and try to do it and get it all wrong. and so i was elected to be the coordinator. >> there is this story when diane nash and these guys are on the freedom rides, seigenthaler, who worked for kennedy, said, "they plan to kill you when you go to mississippi." >> my father, he and diane nash had a conversation, he didn't want her to continue the freedom rides. he said, "you're gonna get somebody killed. you're gonna get somebody killed if you keep this up." and she said, "you don't understand, sir. we signed our last will and testament last night. we understand exactly what we're facing." >> in my capacity as coordinator several of the students who were about to get on the bus gave me sealed envelopes that i was to mail in the event of their death. their route would take them from virginia and

santa clara star and mbp steve nash within the class of 2018 and so were the warriors president rick welsh. ray allen, grant hill, maurice cheeks and lefty chris l. >> that's good management for coaching team you put together with those guys. >> thank you so much. >> we will watch for the warriors tonight. have a great night. be sure to join us tonight at 10 pm for the news with much more and an update on the warriors game as well. hey! we got a package from my dad. no air holes in the box. that's a good sign. lily loved having that chicken. one more time than she realized. listen, i just got an e-mail from our wedding singer. he has a small request. another one? since when does the wedding singer send us requests? well, no, he just wants to change a few songs in your medley to avoid overlap with the stuff that he's performing. well, i hope it's none of my showstoppers. oh, they're all showstoppers. [ chuckling ] oh, you're too kind. oh, my gosh, it's us. for our wedding cake. couldn't you just die? i really think i could. my dad made this. he's a world-class soap carver. you know, o

welcome back nash humanitarian hogan isolations a demanding answers over and alleged strike on up wedding party in yemen the bombing killed at least twenty people and injured dozens more in fact some reports suggest as many as fifty people were killed when a word of warning the video and we're back to show you might find some of the images in it distressing to watch because a small seven year old boy he can be seeing clinging to his father's body they said to have traveled from another part of the country to attend the celebrations the man's body was reportedly the last to be taken away following vs strike as the boy wouldn't let go of him many of the victims were women and children. i was the bridegroom and i was our friends gathered in our place and were hit burners trade many and some people were killed and injured. this is my nephew who was injured last night by the year strike his two brothers were killed. but we did contact a number of humanitarian organizations for a response over the story human rights watch said saudi arabia continues to target civilians and refuses to adequately

marian wright edelman, diane nash, gina bellefonte and tamika mallory. anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king junior. >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend featuring museum tours, archival films, and programs on the presidency. the civil war and more. here is a clip from a recent program. and bill as a debater was first class. but he was very fair. he let the other points of view be presented and generally speaking, his view was, i'm going to give the other fellow enough room to hang himself. sometimes the other fellow is good enough to hang a bill. that is the risk to take when you are a fair-minded debater. so my risk to take, how are we going to develop the kind of people who, in this very difficult, different media system, environment, are going to be able to take on the other side, give them a fair hearing, and then eat the living daylight -- beat the living daylights out of them? that's what he'll did. -- that's what bill did. we can create circumstance

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and m s n b c sinclair does not own a nash. news network so what's brand was not that well known but it does own one hundred seventy three local t.v. stations covering forty percent of american households since those channels are affiliated with national broadcasting brands a.b.c. n.b.c. and c.b.s. they display those logos rather than their parent companies up until now sinclair sent editorials from the company's headquarters in maryland that their channels were required to broadcast my goal with every segment is that value that's what you may not already know typically the so-called must runs are fronted by a sinclair executive boris epstein he worked on donald trump's election team some critics would have you believe that my experience somehow disqualifies me for providing you with my analysis and commentary this time the company changed the formula and got its local anchors to deliver the message instead it was caught and found itself in an unfamiliar position in the spotlight if you wanted to come up with the perfect strate

a sense the good news is that he can change his mind as we've seen over north korea to think about nash thank you so much for this interview. well now into that stunning and emotional cost be conviction the actor and comedian bill cosby found guilty in a sexual assault retrial just hours ago now cause be seen here live leaving the courthouse has been convicted of drugging and molesting a woman this marks the first big celebrity conviction of the need to move but he is out on bail tonight pending sentencing the eighty year old could spend a lot of things a prison sentence of up to thirty years dozens of women have come forward to say that he drugged and assaulted the cosbys attorney has vowed to appeal the conviction saying that the fight quote is not over well after the verdict was announced gloria allred a attorney attorney representing dozens of cosby's accusers said that this is a watershed moment for the need to move. we are so happy that finally we can say. women are believed and not only on hash tag me too but in a court of law where they were under oath where they testified truth

the arena bougie nash giving has worked with have to fear for years is she disturbed by his lyrics. even to take fire from i can't really comment on rap as lyrics because i think if someone raps i sold drugs to jews or the night and they were jews then it's just a fact. then to me it's not anti semitism and i think people are just hearing what they want to hear. that's why i did i don't know how often he would have had to repeat that it was his own experience. it was just a fact and if he had sold me bass to penguins he would have rapped about that. and what you. have to feel. this is from the so i take it as a compliment jude stock exchange it means they're loaded i see it as a compliment. see a sports is a german rapper from essen the son of a reigning in academics his real name is par humpback healy his career began in battle rap a kind of competition which rappers vie for the most offensive line. he's been operating his own label for for years now. and show me a single line by a rapper who writes against jews of pure provocation and a grudge as long as you can show me that line

. >> if cohen is less cool than donovan she every bit as ten nashs. >> he carries a piston in ankle holster. >> trying to facilitate deals for his boss observers say he consistently displays the one characteristic donald trump values most. >> there is little than loyalty. michael cohelp will show he will fight for trump in a way that trump likes. that is to hit hard and always hit back harder than you have been hit. >> cohen's legal happenndling h come under scrutiny. trump recently said he had no knowledge of the payment, something legal experts say is almost unheard of. >> it is extraordinary. i would tell you probably 99 .9 of the lawyers would network contemplate doing this. >> they say it has been solid, airtight and he believes its daniels who is liable for millions in damages based on her conduct. cohen being criticized from a pure public relations stand point. >> i think the entire thing was either reckless, naive or inc p incompetent. >> they say it because bad idea to believe paying daniels off was a bad idea. >> tell them it suspect going to work. that's what he should have done.

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live coverage00 with civil rights leaders past and present including john lewis, it'll men, diane nash, gina bellefonte, and tamika mallory. the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. on c-span and american history tv on c-span3. this month on c-span, we feature our studentcam contest winners. we asked the middle and high school students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and illustrate why it was important to them. our second prize middle school winners are julia angel, maria .ond lamberty and olivia schulz if graders at eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland. in their winning entry entitled, "undefended." they talk about the sixth amendment and the right to

wednesday, live coverage for civil rights leaders both past including john lewis, marian edelman, diane nash, gina bellefonte, and tamika mallory. live next tuesday and wednesday on c-span and c-span3. >> last december, the supreme court heard oral argument in masterpiece cake shop versus colorado civil rights commission. their decision is expected later this year. the case centers on a baker's refusal to bake a cake for a gay couple. a debate on the case hosted by the national constitution center in philadelphia. this is just over one hour. >> it is time to introduce tonight's program, bringing together leading thinkers about this question of how to balance free speech and religious liberty against equality in one of the biggest supreme court cases of the term, masterpiece cake shop versus colorado civil rights commission. i am so excited our partners for this event are spike magazine, and spiked will be represent

the georgeally read nash conservative intellectual movement book, almost all we to populism,osing i think his phrase was from the rockies to appalachia populists, meaning he wanted to exclude the right and left coasts from his idea of railamerica. -- a real america. these debates about true north conservatism have defined conservatism from the first day and marked a passionate internal debate at the magazine. i think one of the things that -- one of the things i think has been a challenge for and are is that historically -- nr is that historically we have been seen as a gatekeeper for the right. a challenge in this time. geoeye think we still do a good job of protecting the gate. the walls have fallen down because of the internet in the way mass media works. 30 years ago, 40 years ago, is the equivalent of an info wars or some of those type of things could not get oxygen because if bill buckley condemned you, that was it. there were only three channels you could get on. there was no internet. cranks were turning out newsletters because they could not get into the national review. that is

the president on nash did not talk a ton about this. think his supporter were all about law and order. they were not for big weed. >> it is a shock. if you look at the poling the poles don't say what a lot of the supporters wanted to say. they say most people don't favor legalization they favor decriminalization. the number are a majority of problems who don't favor this course of action. you got him going against his base to take this position that is indefensible. i can almost she someone say it should be legalized. but in the various states we have seen in colorado. is insane. >> robot. hello. thank for having me. >> reaction -- -- first of all. >> slow response. god bless you. >> this were a comedy show we are talking about response. your response was slow. late night tv. come on. >> all right. blit cal congratulationses to earn corey gardener. excellent work and political congratulations to president trump they made a good deal. good deal for america and everybody. marijuana prohibition is not conservative. it is a failed governmen

a and james nash jr. of nashville is of the same dimension and saved many lives. those acts need to be remembered, reflected on and honored. and i do so today and i know other members of this house do as well. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from indiana, mrs. brooks, for five minutes. mrs. brooks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life of judge patricia gifford who recently passed away unexpectedly just shy of her 80th birthday. she was a pillar in the marian county and indianapolis, indiana, community, a role model for so many lawyers and judges and a dear friend. she'll be forevered remembered for inspiring women and redefining the role of women in the courtroom. she was the one of only two females in her law school class. she was part of the team of the first women in the country appointed to prosecute only sex crimes cases, primarily rape cases and she is the sixth female to assume the bench in indiana. in 1992, judge gifford gained international recognition for providing over the famous tr

at an organization of american historians distinguished lecture, and gettysburg natural nash first scholar in residence. he works closely with the gettysburg and pn staff. before he was associated close gettysburg,y with he began working and the richmond national battlefield park. i suspect many of you may have taken towards that sometimes -- towards -- towards at some time. it was during those years that he researched and wrote his first two books on the purcell, crenshaw and electric artillery, and on colonel william p graham. his program is based on a book coming out in october. you will be getting a nice snake the. you will find -- sneak peek. today's talk is the war, or the common soldier. it is a volume in the littlefield series on the history of the civil war era. the last time he spoke for this museum was in 1997. the year before we began our partnership with the library of virginia. you may remember he had an audience arrange their chairs in a big circle. he can interact more informally, the way he was accustomed to doing on battlefield tours and in the classroom. the seats in thi

in workout mode today, and steve nash work out with kd.riors taking on the spurs at oracle come saturday at noon. warriors beat the spurs three out of four this year, but no steph or leonard, but the warriors are ready. steve kerr always calm. >> this has been such a chaotic month with all the injuries and meaning less games, and um, we've been frustrated and haven't performed well, but we have performed well for four years, so we know who we are. >> we'll see if they show up. they've been missing in action for awhile. >>> nfl draft two weeks from tonight, but kaepernick had an interview and a workout scheduled with the seattle sea hawks, and evidently it was called off a couple of days before because he would not commit to the fact that he'd be standing before the national anthem. and eric reid worked out with the cincinnati bengals and was asked what he'd plan to do and he wouldn't commit to sitting or standing for the national anthem reportedly in that case as well. sot eric reid still looking for work. he left their complex in cincinna

and wednesday at 8:00, live coverage with civil rights leaders including john lewis, diane nash. the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king jr. live tuesday and wednesday. american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend, featuring archival films and programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. here's a clip from a recent program. >> i have a rule about press conferences that some of the professionals give credence to. i never plan questions. i know that many do. is becausei don't then the answer is contrived. no one is going to get away with , i want to have that question asked. and i also have a feeling that one of the -- is that when a question is hard and tough, it gets a better answer. it saves me from the easy questions were someone is trying to help me. oh,average viewer says, that is one of his friends. announcer:

jason kid sdpshgs -- kidd and steve gnash -- nash is part of that class. >>> trout twhon battle. here is a shot to deep right field. scoring zach. top of the fifth there was more damage for the angels. albert -- he had headed to the hall of fame. he's -- had a couple of rbis, couple of hits today as they nickelled and dimed the a's this afternoon. hendricks came in to pitch and had no luck. more angels would score. a's ended up losing. there was final of 8-3. they are 1-2 for the year. look at this, yellow and black sits along the rail. 7-year-old on his way to win the mile at golden gate -- an 11-1 long shot. once was second to last in this race. he got it down the stretch. >>> how many of you out there knew that san francisco state was a track and field power? anybody? how many of you knew that there was even a track team at san francisco state? well one publication certainly did. they recognized talent and they put the gators on the national scope. >> they are fast, strong, technically sound. they are the san francisco state girl's track team. in fact -- they are the only san

neil: chuck nash, we'll watch it very closely. my pleasure, neil have a great weekend.il: you too. i told you about james comey, he's been on the interview circuit talked to everyone and all that stuff so i've watched most of the interviews and i think brett baer's was by far the best and james comey seems like a perfectly nice guy depending on the point of view what he said and all that but what brett extracted out of that interview the world is abuzz on it right now. what really happen? what was comey thinking and what is the definition of leaking? next. well, it's earnings season once again. >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alrig

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