penn state university history professor, matthew restal. the ground breaking ceremony for the dwight d. eisenhower memorial in d.c. this weekend on the c-span networks. >>> sunday on the presidency, an interview with white house historian william seale, he describes the stonation who built the 19th century walls. here's a preview. >> the building is decoratively carved because george washington wanted carving and he even said in a letter to the commissioners, he said i don't think it's so much in fashion anymore, however, he wanted it. and he had a way of saying it i require it. and he didn't explain. so he got it. and the stone masons gave him what he wanted. there were two of them who remained. and most of the masons, stone masons went back home, two did remain here, and one probably had married here, i don't know. but they carried out this incredible out of style carving, it's so beautiful, that the greatest part of it is a 14-foot swag or a festoon over the front door which is carved with lilys and flowers and griffins and acorns and ev

modeled after the fundraiser at penn state university. each student earned a spot by raising $100 for the cause and all proceeds benefit the four diamond fund for childhood cancer research. >>> and out of a job. why the womens swimming coach at rutgers university has suddenly resigned. >>> and if you are looking for a weekend dining spot we have you covered. the best spots for comfort food across t region and melissa magee is back with a closer look at the seven-day forecast from accuweather. >>> back to our story now our k. chopper 6 hd is over the scene of last night's multi-alarm blaze at a senior living community in westchester, pennsylvania, as we are reporting at least 20 residents were injured and others were displaced and fire officials still don't know if there are any fatalities here because it's still too dangerous to send crews in to look for possible victims and they remain at the scene dousing hot spots. and there is a 1:00 news conference scheduled to hopefully reveal more information about the cause of the fire and the sea

. >>> 5:06 a.m., we'll learn about the penn state university student who died tea fraternity party -- at a fraternity party in february. prosecutor will hold a news conference on who deleted the security video. some of the members face criminal charges in connection with the death of timothy piazza, who died after drinking a dangerous amount of alcohol who fell downstairs and spent hours unconscious before help was called. >>> more calls for roy moore to drop out of the senate race amid allegations he had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl decades ago. >> pat toomey has weighed in saying moore should step aside. moore denied the allegations and is going to sue the washington post. >>> first responders gathered to show support for a pennsylvania state trooper who was injured during a traffic spot last week. they rode past saint luke's hospital yesterday yesterday where corporal seth kelly is recovering. >> it's important to tell them that we're behind them all the way to make sure he recovers 100% through this. kelly was shot three times on route 33 in plainfield township tuesday m

jonathan: new charges in the death of a pledge at penn state university. the fbi recovered deleted video. it shows fraternity brothers alcohol,e pledge leaving him to have 18 drinks in less than 1 1/2 hours. he lay unconscious at the bottom of stairs while fraternity members do not even call for help. 17 men face criminal charges. and 7 on your side with a health alert, new medical guidelines lower the threshold for high blood pressure, meaning nearly half of adults in the u.s. have high blood pressure. major heart group say a top breeding for high pressure is 130 over 80. that the good news is dr. say only 2% of the new additions need medication. the rest just need a healthier lifestyle. contributorjor new in the battle against all timers disease. bill gates invested $50 million to a fund dedicated to treating alzheimer's disease. he said he will give an additional $50 million to startups working on research. gates has a family history of the disease. jonathan: incredible images of an emotional reunion. alison: the little girl was taken in a carjacking in

. >>> a hazing death at penn state university. prosecutors say the fbi was able to recover deleted security video from the basement of beta fata phi fraternity house. >> at least 18 drinks in over one hour and 22 minutes. >> they claimed we don't know what happened in the basement. guess what guys? now we know. >> prosecutors say piazza died from injuries 12 fraternity members face charges, ranging from manslaughter to hazing. the member accused of deleting the video is also chargewide tampering with evidence. >>> how do you stop a robber? beating him in the head? really. that's what a group of women did when he tried to grab a cash drawer at tony's restaurant. the four workers held onto the cash door and kept beating the man until he gave up and ran away. >> my young girls could get beat up by that guy, so i had to do something about it. my instinct, i just smacked him. >> he deserved it. >> he did, he did. yes. he didn't get a chance to get the register because all four of us were holding it. >> you guys are strong women. >> wom

. >> penn state university, investigator recovered new video that was deleted by a from ter night -- fraternity member that involved games with heavy drinking. >> nypd releasing this video of a thief who allegedly stole high price photo prints last month. on friday, prints were mailed back to museum. this video shows woman who police believe is mailing the photos back. >> gq magazine with 2017 man of the year, collin kaepernick, recognize as citizen of year, wonder woman, taking cover as wonder woman of the year, and nba star kevin durant is champion of the year, st stephen colbert, bad mom pre of -- mom buy of the year. >> on chasing news, your sports, giant how low can they go? ♪ you need to survive much more than the cold to be a polar bear plunger. it takes courage, bravery and heart. each year these winter warriors jump to frozen glory to raise money for special olympics pennsylvania athletes and with nine locations statewide you're never far from a polar plunge in your area. join us... the many, the brave... the ones who are "freezin' for a reason." bill: welcome back to "chasi

new charges- in the death of a pledge at penn state university. they were filed- because the fbi was able to recover deleted video. it shows fraternity brothers giving timothy piazza alcohol - leading him to have 18 drinks in less than an hour and a half. piazza died after falling head first down a flight of stairs- and lying unconscious for hours- while fraternity members did not call for help. 17 men now face criminal charges. the man who started a movement is g-q's citizen of the year. colin kaepernick began kneeling during the national anthem when he played for the san francisco 49ers last season... protesting police treatment of african-americans. president trump's criticism this year sparked similar protests by other players. kaepernick posted on twitter that he's honored. planning out your black friday shoin into why black friday isn't as big as it used to be, so you don't waste your money. a zoo in australia up close and personal with the king of the jungle. take a look at this. the monarto zoo built a 360 degree cage that allows visitors

of course the mini thon is modeled after penn state university's 48 hour thon. >> ♪ >> you know what'st football? you can watch red zone all day catch all football and have a little dinner and then watch the eagles. >> national spotlight for the eagles once again and hopefully they can put on a show down in dallas. carson wentz is number one receiver alshon jeffery listed as question for sunday night's eagles game in dallas against the cowboys. coach pederson says he's optimistic he'll play. jeffery a full participant. pederson revealing it's been a lingering issue forever re. with or without him the first place eagles have a tough stretch coming out of the bye. four of their next five games are on the road starting with the boys. >> it's a tough stretch but at the same time it's one that we welcome. if we want to separate and become a good football team and a consistent winner in this league these are the stretches that you have to go through and find ways to win games. it kind of goes back to your comments or your statement, you know, about the learning from last year. you know, and

. >>> it is 5:08 and penn state university has completed its investigation into the now banned beta theta pi fraternity. seven students will be disciplined. the students were found to be in violation of penn state's student code of conduct in connection with the death of fraternity pledge timothy piazza. piazza fell several times and was left unconscious for hours before efforts were made to get him help during and after an alcohol fueled pledge party back in february. some of the students are on probation while others have been expelled. penn state student conduct probe is separate from the criminal proceedings related to piazza's death. >> philadelphia's newly elected district attorney promised to fight for reforms. democrat larry krasner defeated republican beth grossman by a wide margin 75 to 25 percent in yesterday's election. krasner told supporters his victory was a mandate for tons formational change. >> this is a moment that says we are not just voters. we are the -- >> the long time civil rights attorney says it is time to end the death penalty, mass incarceration. >>> phil murp

. >>> a roar of excitement on the campus of penn state university today. >> that is because school iconic mascot nittany lion has been select as inducte in the mascot's hall of fame. nittany is among the four new mascots to join the hall which honored the professional and collegiate mascots. by the way hall of fame was founded by david raymond who was original phillies fanatic from 1978 to 1993 and first inducte in 2005. >> david was a friend of the fanatic, a friend. >> a friend, sure. >> sure. >> his best friend. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00, we are back at 10 and then here at 11:00. >> up next, "cbs evening news" , man behind the massacre new details in the texas church gunman including how 26 year-old devin patrick kelly acquired his weapons and history of domestic abuse. from texas here's jeff glor. take care family, we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> somebody ran in there and started shooting everybody. >> glor: a small-town church comes under attack. >> one of the victims came out running from the side, and he was all bloody from his arms an

the center county da today filed new charges in the hazing death of a penn state university student. tim piazza fell several times that ended his life at the beta theta pi house the fbi recovered additional video from that led to these new charge. >> fox 29's jeff cole has more from state college. >> reporter: court documents newly filed in the case seemed to show one student urging another to erase the video rolling on the camera in the basement of the frat house. the center county da says the student actually did that tonight he's charged along with others. it was video cameras rolling in the basement of the beta theta pi frat house that end snared the new defendants. monday she announce charges for a new group of frat brothers and recharged others all linked to tim piazza's death. >> we're making holiday plans without our son tim because of your actions. if you do did not commit the acts did you, we would not be here today. >> reporter: newly charged are 12 members of the frat. some with involuntary manslaughter others with hazing five others already named in the case face still m

penn state university history professor on the u.s. r in architecture. . thedwight0 p.m d. eisenhower memorial on washington, d.c. this weekend on c-span networks. >> american history tv is on c-span 3 every weekend featuring museum tours, films and programs on the presidency. the civil war and more. here is a clip from a recent program. >> we have talked about the changing more. -- war. i was a just understanding the war requires an understanding that it changed dramatically from the beginning in 1861 to the end. and there was change that affects military practice, you see it here with a massive earthworks here, but also military policy because the would becomings a told to implement policy at that affected the institution of slavery, and of course, southern civilians. those policies would become the major point of debate within the 1861-62r effort, from and into 1863. and within the armies themselves. and so because the army was such becausetant tool and it's early commander was so avid in hisassistance -- assistance -- his insistence in participating with the debates. th

jonathan: new criminal charges in the death of the 19-year-old penn state university pledge.ancy: he died after heavy drinking drinking with the fraternity brothers and fell head first down a flight of stairs. michelle: sat there for hou until someone called for hour. >> new video now shows the freshman pledge consuming 18 drinks. they brought him drink after drink and he obtained nothing by himself. >> he was killed by the hands those he was seeking friendship from. >> the f.b.i. recovered new video from the basement camera. >> we asked why would they delete the video. now we know. it contained criminal conduct. >> more than a dozen are facing criminal charges, hazing, deleting evidence and manslaughter. those previously charged pled not guilty. they delayed getting him help to cover up the drinking. one text message saying i don't want to go to jail for this. hazing is a huge thing. they can't hide any longer. >> hazing is illegal. this is time to man up and be held accountable for the actions. >> they want penn state to take a tougher stance. they have made it so only the

tv on c-spanistory 3, penn state university history professor -- on the u.s. capitol's art and architecture. the groundbreaking ceremony of the dwight d. eisenhower memorial in washington, d.c. this weekend on the c-span networks. >> up next, from the 34th annual winston churchill conference historian kevin ruane discusses , winston churchill and the development and use of nuclear weapons. he is the author of "churchill and the bomb in war and cold war." this event from new york city is about 45 minutes. >> all right, ladies and to introduce our next speaker, we have a very special lady. [applause] edwina: good morning. can you hear me all right? clear as a bell, i hope. it is lovely to be here for another conference. each one i come to seems to be even better than the last. we have kevin, kevin ruane here, who has written this very, very

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penn state university history professor matthew restal on the u.s. capitol's art and architecture and sunday, the dwight d. eisenhower memorial. this weekend on the c-span networks. >>> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend. featuring medium tours, archival films and the presidency, the civil war and more. here's a clip from a recent program. >> the spanish inquisition calls larry parks. >> i will tell you everything that i know about myself. i would prefer, if you will allow me, not to mention other people's names. don't present me with this choice of either being in contempt of this committee or going to jail, or forcing me to crawl through the mud and be an informer. i don't think this is american. more akin to what happened under hitler. i beg you not to force me to do this. >> who remembers the sale of the communist party you were signed during the period of 1941 on up to the time you disassociated yourself from the party about 1945? >> this is what i've been talking about. this is the thing, that i'm no longer fighting for myself, i'l

speaker, this week penn state university recognizes military appreciation week, which is in conjunction with its homecoming celebration. the penn state homecoming and military appreciation game will take place and appropriately so on veterans day, saturday, november 11, against rutgers scarlett knights at beaver stadium. it will celebrate penn state and the commitment to alumni and others in the community who have served in our military. i'm so pleased to see the penn state community honoring service members, veterans and their families, expressing appreciation to them and recognizing their sacrifices of old star families. faculty, staff and students from around the university and within the community are engaging in planning and recognizing active duty and veteran military personnel and their families. mr. speaker, the state college borough and center county have also joined with university park to present numerous events for veterans and their families during military appreciation month. events began on october 2 with a penn state veterans career fair and will continue until the end o

. >> at penn state university, prosecutors said numbers -- members of beta theta pi attempted to destroy evidence by deleting surveillance video in the basement of the clubhouse. 19-year-old timothy piazza was given at least 18 alcoholic drinks and left for 90 minutes there. the fraternity was supposed to be alcohol free due to a previous suspension. 26 fraternity members now face charges. >>> new video shows screeching car spinning out-of-control in ruling the roads. two patrol cars were damaged. [engines revving] you can see this in action on snapchat. #sideshow life. doughnuts were performed in fremont on lakeview boulevard and when they would break it up, another would t.office will for more sideshows in the coming weeks. >> it shows that you have to go to bed a little bit earlier. >> i would be so scared! >>> let's get a check on traffic. >> i knew that was you michelle on the roadways. [laughter] >>> good morning. we have an update on the earlier crash that shut down vasco road. we just got word that all liens have reopened after a head-on crash shut that down at camino diablo. tra

. >>> we'll learn about the death of a penn state university student they don't died at the fraternity party back in february. district will hold a press conference with the results of who deleted the surveillance video. timothy piazza died after gingering a danger amount of alcohol at a pledge ceremony falling down basement stairs and spent hours unconscious before help was called. >>> 401k plans have been winning in 2017. maribel aber has a preview of of which way stocks could go. >> reporter: looks like futures are pointing to a lower open. we have retail sales due out this week. >>> sales of cold coffee are soaring they are up in a recent 352 week period. the cold brews are the beverages of choice among 18 to 35 year old. you can stock up at supermarkets an not have to wait at your coffee shop on your way to work matt and tam who wants to wait for anything any more? >> thanks maribel. >> now i want accuweather. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows the major of the region is covered in the green, as we take a closer look at the northern suburbs you can see there's a c

. >> reporter: here in julian pennsylvania not a far from penn state university, even the post officesn't able to some basic tasks because of poor internet >> we couldn't accept credit cards without the internet. we had to turn away probably seven, eight people a day looking to purchase things like stamp, poach, pay for the po boxes that we're using credit card. >> reporter: officials are concerned the lack of funding for broad band will hurt rural america >> what was acceptable in terms of swede and quantity is just no longer appropriate. >> reporter: they're trying to get back $140 million in federal help that was declined by verizon this year coming from a surcharge these residents already paid on their phone bills >> it kind of ads insult to injury to pay this fee, and have it go to washington and not get any of that back. >> reporter: a verizon spokesperson said they support efforts to try to get funding to these remote areas. they said, quote, we committed to a certain amount of fios network build and since 2010 have focused on completing that work before looking at building fib

next on american history tv, penn state university history professor talks about how they experience the art and architecture, including the statue of freedom atop capitol dome. he also discusses how christopher columbus, native americans americans, and females -- areicted in the depicted. this is about an hour. >> welcome to the lecture series. i'm the chief of stories here at the society. it is great to see everyone here. namedeaker today is a guy matthew restall. i want to read the title because it is ponderous. edwin earl sparks professor of latin american history and director of latin

. >> >> penn state university completed its investigation into the now banned beta theta pi fraternityn students are being disciplined. the student were found to beiolationstate's ts code of conduct in connection with the deat timothy piazza. he was left uncrs before eff get him help during and after an alcohol fueled pledge party back in february. some of the students are on probation while others have bed. penn state student conduct probe is separate from the criminal proceedings that are relateda's death. >> the right engine caught fire bought were you extinguiswas a ferry flight. none of the crew members were injured. >> meteorologist, david murphy is tracking a major cool down. the call from accuweather is up next. >> two gunshot victims in a car come to a stop just feet from a lehigh valley hospital. one of them is just 14 yea old. >> now on "action news" phillies and phillies fans mourn the passing of pitching great roy halladay. we're taking a look back at his life both on and off the field. >> a state police corporal is critically wound during a traffic stop. we're live as aut

including at the penn state university of maryland game in college park. you want the warmer jacket there. we'll start around 3:30. but as the game wears on, the sun will set and it turns cold. this is sunday at 7:00 a.m. this is travel weather with future weather. we're starting off chilly. 29 in pittsburgh, 35 in the district. 40 degrees in raleigh. notice we're dry in the mid-atlantic through new england. boston at lunchtime. around 40 degrees. even during the afternoon hours arriving home. temperatures not all that bad. but more importantly, we're not tracking any rain or snow across the area. but it will be breezy here on sunday. dry cold fr that's what sets our winds off on sunday and lowers our temperature. from 59 on saturday to 48 for a high temperature on sunday. as we look to monday going back to work and school, the weather still looking nice. very quiet pattern in the forecast. 52 for a high temperature on monday with plenty of sun. then, guys, on tuesday, a high around 60 degrees. >> amelia, thank you. coming up in sports, kirk cousins warmin

penn state university history professor matthew rest all on the u.s. capitolare and architecture's. sunday at 10 p.m., the ground begins her morning for the dwight d. eisenhower memorial in washington dc. this weekend on the c-span networks. bookshelf history melanie kirkpatrick talks about her book thanksgiving, holiday at the heart of the american experience. in which she looks back four centuries to provide a history of thanksgiving. this is regarded at the explorers club in new york city in 2016. it's about one hour. >> good evening and welcome. i'm can weinstein, resident and ceo of hunter and institute. for the condition of my voice. i really wanted to be here for the book forum for melanie kirkpatrick's book thanksgiving, the holiday at the heart of the american experience. i want to thank our friends at the historic explorers club, especially the executive director and our good friend. i also want to thank the viewing audience on c-span's book tv. institute is a policy organization, we are based in washington dc. we are dedicated to voting u.s. national leadership for the sa

next on american history tv, penn state university history professor talks about how they experience the art and architecture, including the statue of freedom atop capitol dome. he also discusses how christopher columbus, native americans americans, and females -- areicted in the depicted. this is about an hour. >> welcome to the lecture series. i'm the chief of stories here at the society. it is great to see everyone here. namedeaker today is a guy matthew restall. i want to read the title because it is ponderous. edwin earl sparks professor of latin american history and director of latin american studies at penn state. educated at oxford, easier like, .nd published numerous books some of you might recognize his name and some of the things he will be touching on from our last dome, where he has an article on help montezuma keeps surrendering in the art of the capital. and historical indications. various -- and historical variations. this is a chance for us to highlight interdisciplinary andoaching capital is allowing us to hear various stories and because various , itorians like mat

>> reporter: becker' attorneys did not immediately return our call for comment tonight as penn state university students get ready to break for the holiday this agonizing case rolls on. live at penn state, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks? >> all right, thank you, jeff. >>> let's check in with your fox 29 weather authority. live look at the ben franklin parkway. you know it's been rather misty type of day. >> it has been a wet messy rainy day out there and chilly too. >> meteorologist kathy orr ching us with your first check of your forecast. at least it's not the deep freeze any more cathedral. got news this week is only going to get better. so the worst is in the beginning and then we're going to be seeing a good deal of sunshine. take look at ultimate doppler. you can see the rain pretty much gone a few lingering patches of light rain and drizzle. skies will slowly be clearing from north to south. northerly wind down the shore in ocean city the lights are bright. it's damp the boards are still wet. in fund philadelphia the temperature 44. northerly wind that drying wind but it's a cool wind

. >>> center county da filing a slew of new charges in the hazing death of a penn state university student. after a night of drinking at the beta theta pi house in physical february timothy piazza fellow and over again and died. new video the fbi just recovered has led to the new charges. our jeff cole has more. >> reporter: it was video cameras rolling in the basement of the beta theta pi frat house that end snared the new defendant says the center county da. monday she announced charges for a new group of frat brothers and recharged others all linked to tim peace piazza passes death. we're making holiday plans without our son tim because of your actions. >> newly charged are 12 members of the frat. some with involuntary manslaughter. others were with hags. five others name in the case face still more charges tonight. >> we've charged people with manslaughter who were furnishings tim throughout the night in collective group to get him up to that life-threatening level of bac. >> da says piazza's blood level reached a high of 3.6 when he tried to fledge the frat on early february evening.

the same day that pennsylvania prosecutors filed serious new charges against 17 students at penn state universityath of timothy piazza. the sophomore died in february after a night of alcohol-fueled hazing rituals. several of his so-called brothers now charged with involuntary manslaughter and a new charge as well of tampering with the evidence on the video cameras. tim's parents jim and evelyn piazza join us in a moment. first, trace gallagher live in the west coast newsroom with the back story tonight. trace? >> martha, not only did fbi agents restore the missing video but received a flurry of texts on how to erase the video. the video footage is from the basement of the house and shows much of the alcohol consumption including infamous gauntlet where pledges drink large amounts of booze in a short amount of time. piazza's blood alcohol level was four times the legal limit. he had 18 drinks in one hour and 22 minutes and piazza never obtained a drink himself. they were being brought by his fraternity brothers. additional surveillance shows piazza repeatedly falling, passing out, tumbling head f

eastern, penn state university history profess professor and on sunday the ground breaking ceremony of the dwight eisenhower memorial in washington, d.c. this weekend on the cspan networks. >>> next on american history tv, university of alabama professor talks about union general george mcclellan who commanded the union apartme union army of the potomac. he talks about his military successes and failures, his reputation for arrogance as well as his rocky relationships with high ranking union officials. most notably president abraham lincoln. this talk was part of pamplin historical park symposium. it's about an 1:15. >>> good morning, everybody. we're ready to get started. welcome back to the last day of our conference and also welcome to our cspan viewers. we're live. just a couple of announcements before i introduce the speaker. we still have some tickets available on our wonderful plank that you'll be able to take home today if you want. we've also

hopefully that doesn't materialize, especially if you're heading to the penn state university of marylandame like i'm doing with my family. anyways, wednesday we're talking about a high of 53, breezy, there's your thanksgiving, we're in the 40s. black friday, guys, a high of 53 degrees, but plenty of sun in the forecast. not looking bad. >> sounds good. >> yes, thanks, amelia. >> a disturbing discovery for kids who are just trying to get to school. >> how you can help stop someone who has been exposing himself to students as they head out to school in the morning. >> breaking nutz, you wiews you here on news4, a plane makes a picture-perfect belly landing with no geardown. >>> we begin tonight with some video you'll see only on news4. >> boy, did he make it look easy. this was a dramatic scene, folks, after a small plane is forced to land without its landing gear here in southern maryland. >> and it all unfolded live right here on news4. just more than about half an hour ago, the pilot did a textbook landing and then sauntered out of the plane and off the runway uninjured. >> hands in his

the tree a norway spruce from state college, pennsylvania home of penn state university. more than 12 tons. lights begin to glow on november 29th after everybody forgets about thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving everybody. >> happy thanksgiving. say it to your neighbors. >> happy holidays and merry christmas. >> let's say hello to our facebook fan of the day. hey, lauren. >> good morning. >> her brother and lauren both celebrating a birthday. laura is kind to us on social media so we say a very happy birthday and good morning to both of you. >> is this a riddle? oh, no, they were actually born exactly two years apart. i'm like how can they celebrate -- t they were born two years apart exactly on the same day. laura says she's been watching the fox5 morning team for a few years now and she loves tucker and mike because she says the weather is so important and we do agree. >> absolutely. >> don't you love it with -- >> happy veterans wishes in order, too. >> don't you love it when happy sibs take pictures together. >> don't you love it when we have twitter followers. >> come t

. >> explosive new evidence in the hazing of a penn state university pledge. death of 19-year-old tim piazza. video evidence had been erased by a member of the fraternity while officers were inside the home. investigators say fraternity members of beta theta pi forced him to drink 18 drinks in 90 minutes in february. he died after he fell down a flight of stairs and fractured his skull. >> we are making holiday plans without our son tim because of your actions. hazing needs to stop. there is just no place for it. a statement needs to be made. >> prosecutors also named 12 new defendants today. those defendants joined 14 fraternity members already charged in piazza's death. the defendants have denied all charges. >>> new surveillance video shows the terrifying moments before a bag exploded at the orlando airport last week. you can see crowds quickly run out of the security line when the bag started smoldering, then a loud noise in and quickly moves the bag away from the crowd before it explodes. turns out that explosion was caused by a lithium ion battery. many

penn state university history professor matthew rest all on the u.s. capitolare and architecture's. sunday at 10 p.m., the ground begins her morning for the dwight d. eisenhower memorial in washington dc. this weekend on the c-span networks. bookshelf history melanie kirkpatrick talks about her book thanksgiving, holiday at the heart of the american experience. in which she looks back four centuries to provide a history of thanksgiving. this is regarded at the explorers club in new york city in 2016. it's about one hour.

on american history tv on c-span 3, saturday, penn state university history professor matthew resto on the u.s. capitol's art and architecture. sunday, the groundbreaking ceremony of the dwight eisenhower memorial. this weekend on the c-span networks. >> a debate about the electoral college. theng a forum held by claremont institute in san francisco. after that discussion, a look at the history and future of conservatism. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. it is about time to start now. i am a doctoral student. i am the chair of this morning's panel, the electoral college, time to reevaluate? thank you for coming out at 8:00 a.m. on saturday. thank you to the claremont institute for sponsoring our discussion. our speakers today are david frist, resident fellow at the alexander hamilton institute, adam carrington, assistant professor of politics at hillsdale. we will have 20 minutes for each speaker to deliver his remarks. ton we will open up questions and general discussion. if you do have a question, please bring it to the microphone in the center so you can be on camera. i think we are bei

"the mayf ,n american history tv saturday, penn state university history fest professor -- history professor on the u.s. capitol art and architecture. , the groundbreaking ceremony on the dwight d. eisenhower's are memorial in washington c. now the president of the world bank talks about recent trends in the global economy and some of the ways the private sector can help used financing for developing countries. from the national press club, this is an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome. i am a former president of the national press club. i am currently president of the society of american business editors and writers. the national press club is the world's leading professional organization for journalists committed to our professions future through our programming with events such as this, while working to foster a free press around the world. for more information about the club, three -- please visit the website at press.org. on behalf of our members, worldwide, i would like to welcome our speaker and those of you in the audience. him and our head table includes guests of our speaker as we

eastern, penn state university history professor, matthew restalls, on the u.s. capitol's art and architecture. and the groundbreaking ceremony for the dwight d. eisenhower memorial in washington, d.c. this weekend, on the c-span networks. >>> up next on american history tv, a panel of historians answers audience questions about civil war generals. including which ones have been the most loved and hated through history. they also talk about which generals had the best and worst relations with the press. this discussion was part of a symposium on controversial civil war generals, hosted by pam plon historical work. it's just over an hour. >> well, this is the part of the program that i've been looking forward to the most. the panel discussion. we've got some great questions here. you'll note that i on purpose separated george and will. [ laughter ] i'm not saying we're doing a

eastern, penn state university history professor mast new restal, on art and architecture and sunday at 9:10 p.m., ground breaking ceremony of the dwight d. eisenhower memorial and washington, d.c. this weekend on the presidency, joe wiegand gives life to theodore roosevelt before the lincoln group district of columbia and his life and times and unexpected ascension to the white house after mckinley's assassination. here's a preview. >> i sadly came to the presidency through the graveyard, with the assassination of president mckinley occurring, september 6th, shot, 1901 in buffalo, new york. i arranged for a fish and game to be by his side and they assured me members of the cabinet assembled there that the president would recuperate from his wounds. the cabinet felt it would do the nation's anxiety and wall street anxiety some good if i would go on a planned vacation with my family and outadirondack's mountains. ted junior shot his first buck and that cloud splitter lived up to its name. when i reached the apex, the cloud split and my guide showed me the bodies of water and mountains

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penn state university history professor matthew restal on the u.s. capitol's architecture. this weekend on the cspan networks. this weekend on the presidency. joe wegan gives life to theodore roosevelt in a portrayal of the district of colombia. he recounts the president's life and times including his ascension into the white house after mick kinly's assassination. here's a preview. >> i sadly came to the presidency through the graveyard when the assassination of president mckinley occurring september 6th he was shot 1901 in buffalo, new york. i raised to be by his side and after some days his physicians assured me and the members of the cabinet who had assembled that the president would recuperate from his wounds. the cabinet felt it would do the nation's anxiety some good if i was seen to go on a planned vacation with my family. i remember the trip well. ted junior shot his first buck. i climbed the highest point in new york state and that cloud splitter as the locals called it lived up to its name. when i reached the apex the clouds split and my french guide showed me th

penn state university history professor matthew restal and sunday at 9:10 p.m. the ground breaking ceremony for the dwight d. eisenhower memorial in washington, d.c. this weekend on the cspan networks. >>> announcer: cspan student cam is under way and students across the country are busy at work and sharing their experience with us through twitter. it's not too late to enter. our deadline is january 18, 2018. we're asking students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why it's important to you. our competition is open to all middle school and high school students, grades 6 through 12. $100,000 in cash prizes will be awarded. the grand prize of $5,000 will go to the student or team with the best overall entry. for more information go to our website, studentcam.org. >> this friday on american history tv, historian michael kazin on the legacy of andy war rack and how they influence peace movements in the united states. here's a preview. >> at the age of 87, jeanette ranken, here she is in 1932 opposed to the war, here she is

sunday," and author rebecca fraser and her book "the mayflower" on american .istory tv and penn state universitytory professor matthew rest off on the u.s. capitol's art and architecture. sunday at nine: 10:00 p.m., the groundbreaking ceremony of the dwight d. eisenhower memorial to washington dc. this weekend on the c-span networks. >> the c-span bus is on a 50 capital store, visiting every capital and hearing about each state priority. we kicked off the tour in november delaware, and have now visited 12 state capitals. our next stop is tallahassee, florida, and will be there november 6 with live interviews during washington journal. >> next, google's chief economist and a microsoft ai research specialist joint authors and educators in a discussion on whether artificial intelligence and automation are destroying or creating jobs. aspen institute, this is one hour.

if you are heading to the penn state or university maryland game, that's where i will be celebrating thanksgiving with my family. you want the warmer jacket. with the game starting during the afternoon hours it's going to be nice around 3:30 at 60 degrees. but as the sun goes down it's going to cool off. i have the planner in here. here it is. penn state, college park, lunchtime a crisp # 5 degrees. 3:00 we are near 60. 6:00 in the evening it is a cool 42 degrees out there with mostly cloudy skies as we head into the late afternoon and evening

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. >>> 17 fraternity brothers face charges in the death of a pledge at penn state university. >> the fbi security video that prosecutors say shows the student was given 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: new charges in the alleged hazing death of tim piazza. 12 more former penn state fraternity brothers are facing charges along with new brothers with five others who are awaiting trial. >> we have new evidence. >> reporter: that evidence, new video showing fraternity brothers giving tim piazza at least 18 drinks within an hour and 22 minutes in the basement. >> they claim we don't know what else happened other than what was seen in the video. and we don't know what happened in the basement. guess what, guys, we now know. >> reporter: prosecutors said they were led to believe that video camera wasn't working. instead, they now claim that one student intentionally deleted. the fbi recovering the missing video. that student is now facing a tampering with evidence charge. >> missing from the evidence in this case was what really happened downstairs in that dar

penn state, beta theta pi pledge tim piazza. >> it is, deleted video from the basement of this penn state university frat house, obtained by centerompts new charges with the help from the fbi. >> we're making holidays plans without our son tim because of your actions. did he not commit the acts, did you, we would not be here today. >> charged are 12 frat brothers some with involuntary manslaughter, others with hazing all linc to timothy piazza's death by beta theta p i brothers already named in the case now facing new charge s. it was february 2nd, when 19 year-old timothy pea as was pledging the fraternity, investigators claimed brutal hazing led him to drink heavily and later fall, fatally injuring himself. footage shows he was given 18 drinks. >> they left him to die alone and they tried to cover it up. hazing is illegal, and justice need to be served. >> so now we have attorney tom kline who represents the piazza family joining us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> with these new charges, for now, what 10, about 10 new people are being charged? originally in the tape there was 12 hours of video, so what did they fi

> a video now recovered from the crime scene prompted new charges in the hazing death of a penn state university freshman. >> it's time to man up, fellas, and be accountable for your actions. >> winds toppled trees, wind gusts topped 15 miles per hour. >> just like a freight train. >> all that. >> touchdown, carolina. and carolina, 45-21 tonight. >> and all that matters. >> the president asked me, he said, what do you want to do with the rest of your life. and i said, i want to do what i've done. the same answer i would give you when i was 29, when i was 39, i want to make a difference and i think i can. >> on cbs this morning. >> that's it for sweden. magnificent performance. >> in italy, tears, disbelief. >> italy won't be playing at next year's world cup. the first time since 1958. >> meantime, sweden's players were so excited they got some tv commentators involved. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota, let's go places. >> welcome to cbs this morning. alabama senate candidate roy moore denies the newest claim of sexual misconduct against him. but this morning, more republicans

>> video now recovered from the crime scene prompted new charges in the hazing death of a penn state university es and be held accountable for your actions. >> winds in the seattle area toppled trees. wind gusts topped 60 miles an hour. >> just like a freight train. >> all that. >> devon funchess, touchdown carolina. >> and carolina 45-21 tonight. >> -- and all that matters -- >> the president asked me. he said what do you want to do with the rest of your life? i said i want to do what i have done, the same answer i would have given you when i was 29 or 39. i want to make a difference, and i think i can. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> and that's it! magnificent performance! >> in italy, tears, disbelief. >> italy won't be playing at next year's world cup, the first time since 1958. >> meantime sweden's players were so excited they got some tv commentators involved. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." alabama senate candidate roy moore denies the newest claim of sexual misconduct against him, but this morning more

penn state coming into the university maryland game looking good there. warm jacket. you'll need that especially by the ends of the game. look at the difference between saturday and sunday. right back to 55 on monday, 61 degrees on tuesday, 60 on wednesday. looking pretty good right on through the middle of next week. we get to 58 on thursday that's when another front moves through and drops the temperatures for friday. only chilly one day. so the weekends, pair of weekends, looking pretty good. >> not bad at all for that ten-day forecast. >> it warms up and i'm good with that. >> thank you, doug. >>> today japan gave us a first look inside a venue for the 2020 olympics summer games in tokyo. bad minton and fencing will be housed -- look at that. the 2018 olympic games are next calendar year so that will be next year, february in pyeongchang, south korea and you can watch them here on news4 in >> in two years, the summer games and then the first winter games, you know. >> that's right. >> and ten years from now -- any way. sorry. >> i'm not supposed to be here. >> cav

prosecutors in pennsylvania announcing new charges against 17 members of a former fraternity at penn state universitys after authorities recovered deleted video that showed some members of the fraternity serving alcohol to 19-year-old timothy piazza who later died falling down the basement steps. >>> jurors in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez sent a judge a note saying they can't reach a unanimous verdict on any of those charges. the judge excused the jurors for the day, told them to return tuesday to continue deliberating. >>> ivanka trump and treasury secretary steven mnuchin discussed the gop tax reform plan in new jersey today ivanka has been promoting the plan at appearances throughout the country. the proposals in congress right now pose some problems for new jersey residents. >>> and new medical guidelines just released have lowered the threshold for high blood pressure adding 30 million americans to those who have that condition. that means nearly half of u.s. adults now have high blood pressure the new guidelines drops the top reading to 130 over 80 from 140 over 90. that