about him, until i picked up that book years ago to who stand the decision of he was, it's very, very owerful, to take him out of just being a black college president, and making him, understanding his role as really uplifter, from about 1890 to 1947. >> thank you for telling us your story. thanks for having me. >> this weekend, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase the history of springfield, illinois. the cities e about on our current tour visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with a look at the springfield. >> we're in the old state capitol. we call at this time old state in springfield capitols. two company >> some of the well known events that occurred in this building were abraham lincoln's house he givers inh that 1858, and after lincoln's 1965, nation, in lincoln's body lies here in state for nearly 75,000 people through this building in a 22-hour time period to pay their respects to the fallen president. as spring evidence becomes the state capitol in 1839, the illinois is starting to move northward. when springfield is established, town of about e 1,500 is

about him, until i picked up that book years ago to who stand the decision of he was, it's very, very owerful, to take him out of just being a black college president, and making him, understanding his role as really uplifter, from about 1890 to 1947. >> thank you for telling us your story. thanks for having me. >> this weekend, american history tv is joining our cable partners to

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ian: abe was the first person to visit donald trump, he came over ower with golf clubs. deserve a peace prize more than barack obama, so in that scheme of things, ok. what donald trump has done with north korea does not yet merit massive accolades, but we would not be where we are today with all these countries if donald trump had not squeezed the chinese and engaged in linkage on the trade issue in north korea, the chinese therefore started really implementing on the sanctions they had promised under previous presidents. that did bring the north koreans to the table. david: the pathway is through beijing, beijing is the one to get things done. is that still the case, is china still putting pressure on the north korean president? ian: they are and they are the ones with the influence. but when you look at these conflicts around the world, you realize that the united states in many of them is not playing the definitive role we have historically. take a look at syria and the ability of the americans to get the outcome that we want, we are irrelevant today. we have pulled o

horainrs possible wednesday, and we warm up thursday and friday with more scattered rain owers. >>> a be back >>> i know gorge is next in line. afr that, who knows? >> that's amy adams in her oscar nominad role as dick chennn's wife, in the movie "vice," three weeks from tonight, adams can win an academy award. she has half a dozen nominions over the years inie movs like "the fighter" and "american hustle hustle." but for someone who has been in a classes with the biggest stars in the world for more than a cade now. adamsfreshing low key does not understand all the fuss. a amy and york for a sunday sit-down. >> she justr don't call mew s movie star. >> make me uncomfortable. >> is that the plan? >> adams is completely add ease in her latest oscar nominated role as vice president dick chen cheney's wife, lynn. a >> she was force of nature from the very beginning of her marriage and her relationship with dick cheney >> yes, she's a force, she'sut spoken and defender of her family and her husband. >> did you find her to be a sympathetic character than you may have imagined. >> for me, i

it is a story about power, our ower when we fight together. and applause] senator warren: today, millions and millions and millions of american families are also struggling to survive in a system that's been rigid, rigid by the wealthy and well connected. hardworking people are up against a small group that holds so much power, not just in our economy, but also in our democracy. like the women of lawrence, we are here to say enough is enough . cheers and applause] senator warren: we are here to take on a fight that will shape our lives, our children's lives and our grandchildren's lives just as surely as the fight that began in these streets more than a century ago. [cheers and applause] senator warren: because the man in the white house is not the cause of what is broken, he is just the latest and most extreme symptom of what's gone wrong in america. a product of a rigid system that props up the rich and powerful and kicks dirt on everyone else. so once he's gone, we can't pretend that none of this ever happened. it won't be enough to undo th

european stocks are inching .ower economic data in europe and the u.s.low expectations. allen, what do you take from these continuous reports that we get of an economic slowdown in the u.s. and around the world? name cannot make slow down. iniceably much more manufacturing then services. that is important because it is really hard to have a recession in the united states without the consumer going down. services holding in and this is a manufacturing correction. we are seeing signs of improvement in china in terms of credit. we are optimistic we're going to avoid a correction. >> when we look at the trade issue, how will or didn't is this. that theyting report could meet the oval office today. is that an encouraging sign? >> there is a deal to be done here. the u.s. does not want to see a weaker you one. any type of can federative advantage -- competitive advantage built-in. they are trying to deleverage that economy. they have had a huge buildup and leverage, so there is a deal to be done. china needs a deal to be done and the u.s. needs a deal to be do

if we identify businesses where we are not having this differentiation, where we are ,ower performinglower margin these -- that's will really -- that's really what we mean when we say improving business. the: what is the effect of yellow vest protests on schneider electric? emmanuel: i would say the direct affect is limited. i'm not sure that a lot of things are being slowed down or stopped. would beay the effect globally on the french economy that could be slowed down by the yellow vest impact, and then we would be impacted. let's see what happens in u.k. portfolio? you of course purchased the industrial software maker last year, i think it was. what are your thoughts about assets and the u.k.? emmanuel: no, we own a majority stake in the company. we are just super delighted with this operation. no, there is no particular u.k. asset on the block. we are certainly committed to the u.k.. we will attempt to the outcome of the brexit, but there is no change in our planet for the u.k.. plan for the u.k.. matt: what about the industrial automation business? emmanuel: we have north of the 6

fresh off her new york city baby ower, arriving ina afric with prince harry for a royal outing, despite being weeks away from givirth. we are traveling with her today, saturday, february 23rd, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer, livetu fromdio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome toda "" thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. a few days ago, celebrating her baby shower in new york, and now meghan is off to morocco. tough gig. >> what i do know, but i think she enjoyed h time in new york city. she certainly felt the love. >> the travel is incredible though. iemember being exhausted going from home to 30 rock when i was that pregnant. >> she's royal. >> true. >> i am not. >> we'll hav more on meghan markle in a bit. >>> we want to get to the top story. singer r. kelly waking up in police custody this morning after turning himself in overniult to face mple counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse of underage victims. hes scheduled to appear in court to face a judge later today. nbc's kathy park is here wi

i want to talk about these three big ideas, big science projects like i would like to see a fusion ower plant in the united tates. a big one. and maybe a 5g network that's not -- based. and on national security, it's not the middle east, israel and saudi arabia could march their way to iran. and iran is not the problem in israel, it's the pacific ocean and the south china sea's. the arming of those islands is completely disturbing, and the next secretary of defense should be a naval guy and the world is changing really fast. we have to get off calling jihadi's in pickup trucks. host: thank you. on the first part of that, on how the speeches made and your job as a speechwriter turning it from a laundry list into a peech. >> any presidential speechwriter who gets assigned to the state of the union has to balance between looking backward and talking about the president's accomplishments, and giving credit for what they have done. but also pivoting to a forward-looking speech that people want to hear, like what is the big idea? re we going to mars? those are the best beaches, the ones that

they can't go to the white house and protest at the center because we ower don't let haitians into the country, certainly not for purpose like that. they can't divest their stock portfolios. i guarantee you that the of ument -- the endowment the u.c. system is more than the stock holds of haiti. that would be my guess. so we have to do the fighting, and increasingly people are. it is really good to see that there is resistance of all inds at all times now. often, as i say, led by indigenous people, which has been one of the happiest parts of the last few years, to have that voice at the very front of things. in part for very strategic reasons. when we ice layed sfwidge us in people, we sent them to places -- isolated indigenous people, we sent them to places we thought had no value, but they turned out later to have other things. but there is also something extraordinarily powerful to have the oldest wisdom traditions on the planet and the newest wisdom traditions on the planet and some kind of powerful accord. the vision from the sweat lodge and the vision from the super computer and

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