we will talk with the congressman pete aguilar about the attack. his district includes the regional center. it's something that across this country means something, because this is a big city that was attacked. this could happen. >> we will speak with the city councilman about establishing a permanent memorial. >> it provides a sense of remembrance. it highlights their lives and what they contributed to our local community and certainly always will be near and dear place for us to provide a place for serenity. we are thinking a garden in and

we will talk with the congressman pete aguilar about the attack. his district includes the regional center. it's something that across this country means something, because this is a big city that was attacked. this could happen. >> we will speak with the city councilman about establishing a permanent memorial. >> it provides a sense of remembrance. it highlights their lives and what they contributed to our local community and certainly always will be near and dear place for us to provide a place for serenity. we are thinking a garden in and around this area. >> we'll visit the history and railroad museum and talk about the importance of the railroad to san bernandino with the historical society vice 1918 ent located in the san bernandino. >> construction was completed in 1918 and it replaced a wooden structure that was 100 yards east of here that burnt in 1960. it was built larger, they decided to house the division headquarters at that time. >> watch the city's tour at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. the c-span city's tour and visiting cities acro

we'll talk with congressman pete aguilar about the attack and recovery efforts by the community. his district includes the inland regional center. >> when we talk about terrorism when we talk about the fight against terror, it isn't something that is in the abstract any more. it is something that across this country means something because this isn'tsy -- is a big city here in san bernardino that was attacked and this could happen anywhere. >> and we'll speak with the councilman john valdez about establishing a permanent memorial to the vikes of the attack. >> it provides a semblance of remembrancd

we'll talk with congressman pete aguilar about the attack and recovery efforts by the community. his district includes the inland regional center. >> when we talk about terrorism when we talk about the fight against terror, it isn't something that is in the abstract any more. it is something that across this country means something because this isn'tsy -- is a big city here in san bernardino that was attacked and this could happen anywhere. >> and we'll speak with the councilman john valdez about establishing a permanent memorial to the vikes of the attack. >> it provides a semblance of remembrance and highlights their lives and what they contributed to our local community and special it is always near and dear place for us to kind of provide a place of consolation and serenity. so we're thinking a serenity garden or a prayer chapel of some sort in and around this area. >> on book tv we'll learn about the family of wyatt earp from an author. the earp clan talks about the notoriety and the connection to san bernardino. >> the connection that the earps have to san bernardino county

weevil talk with congressman pete aguilar and recovery efforts in the community. terrorism talk about in the fight against terror, it is not something that is abstract anymore. this is in a big city. this could happen anywhere. we will -- the toill also talk to the council about establishing a permanent memorial for the victims. certainly it will be a near and dear place for us to provide consolation in and around the area. >> on american history tv, railroad museum and talk about the importance of the museum. the museum contains many objects related to the city's railroad history. >> construction was completed in 1918. aror replace -- a replaced wooden structure that burned down. to house the division headquarters at that time. the city c-span tour today at 2:00 p.m.. >> in both iraq and afghanistan, i helped both countries with their constitution. they are very anxious to be with you when you ask for a meeting. >> former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan discusses his memoir -- from couple to the white house -- sunniseaching out to the , by sandwiching a unity gove

we discuss the recent terrorist shootings in the city impacted its community with congressman pete aguilar. >> four swat officers arriving on scene. all those officers will be deployed inside and around those buildings. >> i was on the floor of the house of representatives. >> and i knew exactly where the facility was. i reached out to local leaders including the police chief who confirmed what was going on, and then i took the first flight back here home. so i was on the first flight back and was able to join the press conference in the evening and received updates from law enforcement officials throughout the proceeding days. i think the aftermath is a resilient community, people who have been pushed down in the past and continue to get back up. and i think that's what we saw in the wake of this tragedy, was people coming together and saying we aren't going to be divided as a community, we're going to continue to work with each other, we're not going to be afraid of one another, of coming together across faith, across ethnicity, across the region. we were able to do that. attended many i

pete aguilar: i was just walking off the floor of the house of representatives. i had just walked off. oddly enough, we had just taken a vote, and the majority had blocked democrats advancing the idea that those who were on the terror watchlist should not be allowed to carry firearms. purchaselowed to firearms, so it was a procedural vote we had voted on, and i walked off the floor, and my phone started buzzing from colleagues and members of congress as well as people i hear back home. i respect to the office, turned the tv on, and saw very familiar sight just up the road from where we are today. this regional center is less than a mile away, and i know with the facility was. i reached out to local leaders including the police chief who confirmed what was going on. and then i took the first flight back here home. so i was on the first flight back and was able to join the press conference in the evening. and received updates from law enforcement officials throughout the preceding days. i think the aftermath is a resilient community. pushed downave been in the past

we'll talk with pete aguilar about the attack and recovery efforts by the community. his district includes the inland regional center. >> when we talk about terrorism, when we talk about the fight against terror, it isn't something that's in the abstract anymore. it's something that across this country means something because this isn't a big city that was attacked. this could happen anywhere. >> we'll also speak with san bernardino city councilman about establishing a permanent memorial to the victims of the attack. >> it provides a sense of remembrance and highlights their lives and what they have contributed to our local community. certainly it always will be near and dear place for us to provide a place of consolation, serenity. so we're thinking a serenity garden, prayer chapel of some sort in and around this area. >> on book tv, we'll learn about the family of wyatt earp. >> the connection that they have to san bernardino county starts back to 1852 when the father of wyatt, who was the most well known of the family, his name is nicholas earp. he was basically le

we will talk with congressman pete aguilar about the attack. his district includes the inland regional center. >> we talk about terrorism, the fight against terror, it isn't something that is in the abstract anymore. it is something that, across this country, means something. ins isn't a big city here san bernardino. this could happen anywhere. >> we will also speak with a san bernardino city councilman about establishing a permanent memorial for the victims of the attack. >> it provides a sense of remembrance. it highlights their lives and what the community did -- and what they did for our local community. will always be a year-to-year place where we can find a place for consolation. we are thinking of serenity garden, prayer chapel of some sort around this area. >> on book tv, we will learn about the family of wyatt earp. his book talks about the earps' notoriety and their connection to san bernardino. 1852,goes back to about when the father of wyatt earp, earp, he basically left his family temporarily. they were living in illinois. he heard

we talk with congressman pete aguilar. his district includes the inland regional center. >> terrorism, the fight against terror is not abstract anymore. across the country they mean something because this is in a big city in san bernardino that was attacked. >> we will speak with councilman john bell via about establishing a permanent memorial. >> a sense of remembrance. it highlights their life and what they contribute to our local and will always be in near and dear place for us. we are thinking a serenity garden, prayer chapel. >> book tv will learn about the family of wyatt earp. his book talks about the notoriety and their connection to san bernardino. >> it goes back to about 1852 when the father of wyatt earp, he was -- basically left his family temporarily. he heard about the gold rush. he went back to the midwest and passed through the san bernardino valley. he found that one day he would come back. >> we will visit the san bernardino history and railroad museum and talk about the history with san bernardino histo