film and theater director mark pryor in hockey and the playwright and poet who go from hoffman todd found a capella after the 1st world war to promote peace through. many of the great conductors of the 20th century like a tutor toscanini had one carry on and nikolaus agnel cool helped shape the festival as did activists such as hemet luna and famous singers such as elizabeth smart's cops and elisa horton badda and jessye norman. description of her of this is festival is called the sun tuesday by mozart who was born in salzburg. it's the 1st time that you are now my this is conducting at the festival. she has to be tested on a regular basis for president 19 but she says she doesn't mind the safety guidelines i do. which i would leave because it's a huge gift to be allowed to do this that here after so many people can't at the moment but in southwark we can play mozart and i have to admit that the special rehearsal conditions the concentration and also the seclusion took me fine sort of it's a lot of fun. the bank in my dreaming movie people than usual were able to see the opera inside the

the north and east areas of the complex, a bit priority for buyer group pryor creek is now. >>> supporters of president trump putting demonstration and clashing with counter protesters on the golden gate bridge. >> you are looking down the street. >> 250 pro trump protesters walked onto the golden gate bridge yesterday. the rally organizers called the action rescue america. they denounce the actions that have led to dualism and violence around the country. >> legitimate concerns they have is getting lost in the violence. if they have legitimate concerns they need to find a different way to express them because all they are doing is repelling people from their cause. >> the messages yesterday were met by a large contingent of law enforcement and about 50 counter protesters. >> trump supporters have on their hands. like they are supporting a regime that rationalizes violence. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown said president trump is egging on the violence. he said black lives matter demonstrations in oakland in recent days are legitimate. >> in the daylight hours, when you can read

lea matthew pryor was another african-american artist who painted lincoln and i'm sure there were wartime artists, battle artists as well. >> well, it looks like we're out of time. harold, thank you once again for your wonderful insights and anecdotes, for being such a great partner in this series. and thank you to our audience for being with us and for your support. good night. >> good night. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. c-span3, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> week nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. in 2015 for our american artifacts series, we traveled about 45 minutes west of new orleans to visit whitney plantation in wallace, louisiana, to learn about the history of slavery in america. following is a conversation hosted by thomas jefferson's monticello. it focuses on how depictions of slavery in jefferson's life have changed over recent decad

live down to your holy pryor and then he started to the minsk dialogue council on international relationsgood morning to you we've good morning we've just shown our viewers that you know levy has a track record of supporting revolutions so was it expected then to see him meeting with ticket office. well i mean. that was like news for for everyone i don't think that a lot of people in belgrade paid much attention to that even though some media did pick up that story but the person is not really well known in bollywood right so we got it and many people they pay attention to. what you think the purpose of that meeting would be just a publicity publicity stunt or does it have some kind of political white well difficult to say she's now in lithuania and i guess at least partly the program of watch it does and who should meet its is shaped by some people there at the white what's the intentions and thoughts behind that on the part of those people were it's really hard to say. he's considered as i understand to be a famous french intellectual do his views carry a lot of weight the with the publ

i think the first person to give it to me was richard pryor about being stopped by the police.en you go to show them you applied for the registration, he says i am reaching into my glove compartment. so the person giving the talk is richard pryor and many times i was made aware of that. >> host: from our facebook page, my question did you always write such brilliantly descriptive sentences? yesterday i quoted you on my facebook page as an example of your skill. can it proceed in a series of light the blaze devoured the next towns on the road. did you write them or was that your original sentence? >> guest: it's nice of you to say. and there is a narrator in more encyclopedic and as much for computed then the narrator of this book so you pick the right narrator for the job. i'm in a concise mode right now and i'm working on a fiel feel t this from trying different kinds of voices and narrative styles. new exhaust one and move on to the next and try to integrate what you've done before. and like i said before, hopefully you get better at it. >> host: you mentioned a new book are

it when you are doing material -- and i talked about this -- there's also the story about richard pryornd george carlin who really started out as thai, button-down shirt, suit, very i want to say that with proper, not that they were ever in proper, but very palatable. they were doing these jokes and both of them had epiphanies like looking in the audience and saying no, this is not who i am. so i think even dice clay doesn't do this outrageous material because it's outrageo outrageous. it's funny. it makes you laugh. when he looks in the audience and sees that people are actually believing it or laughing for the wrong reasons, he will call you out on it, and i think chapelle, i love him, but that is exactly right when you realize you are laughing for the wrong reason, then you have to make a decision that i want to do a show for these people. there are going to be people who get it for the right reasons, but it's really so disconcerting when you're on stage and you realize they are laughing at that, because of that. >> host: interesting. >> guest: that isn't where the joke is. >> host:

of the monarchy a popular rapper was also among those arrested there are calls for prime minister pryor of channel to step down he's instructed the military to prepare for the protests to escalate. argentina is battling a surge in corona virus infections with at least 312000 cases now confirmed or more than 6000 deaths the government says that intensive care admissions and hospital occupancy rates have become unsustainable unsustainable stories a boat reports. black balloons to remember health care workers who died of covert 1000 here at the hospital and then when a site is doctors nurses and aides say they are deeply concerned for themselves and their colleagues as the virus continues to spread. there have been 60 deaths of health care workers throughout argentina and $16888.00 infected healthcare workers we will have beds here in the city of one aside is in the province there will be beds but for sure they won't be workers to attend those beds they'll be virtual beds. argentina was one of the 1st countries in latin america to impose a lockdown and even though in the beginning it was a

young people from joining them mozambique's army is still trying to regain control of the port town of pryorin the gas rich area which has been seized by armed groups 3 times already this year or armored tasso is a neighboring zimbabwe and says that regional leaders are under increasing pressure to do something to help mozambique. in may meet here to discuss the crisis in mozambique but after talking there was no concrete one region can do to assist mozambique he does not meet again on monday and save this time then the increasing pressure to actually do some one of the expectations that one would be of. from our leadership. i live or fact finding mission that would be pretty same tool to mozambique and this is an intelligence military intelligence political. experts trying to establish the extent and the gravity of the situation in. another mozambique mozambique's president felipe a news feed visited the area fitted by the violence and he promised to do more to assist people there this speculation some other countries in southern africa could send in troops to assist mozambique's army it's

leah matthew pryor was another artist. and i'm sure there were bowel artists as well. -- there were battle artists as well. harold: thank you once again for your wonderful insights and anecdotes. you make such a great partner in this series. and thank you to our audience for being with us and for your support. good night. harold: good night. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> learn more about the people and events that shaped the civil war and reconstruction every saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv here on c-span3. this month, we are featuring american history tv programs and a preview of what is available. every weekend on c-span three monday night, a look at the uss indianapolis. on july 30, 1945, two japanese torpedoes something uss indianapolis in shark infested waters. only 317 out of 1196 crewmembers survived. they were not rescued for seve

leah matthew pryor was another artist.and i'm sure there were bowel artists as well. -- there were battle artists as well. harold: thank you once again for your wonderful insights and anecdotes. you make such a great partner in this series. and thank you to our audience for being with us and for your support. good night. harold: good night. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioni- ng performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap. org] so this is where it all began, little one room house will for the captain. they original house was built with adobe bricks. based on a letter the governor wrote to 18 in the june of that year. talk about 25,000 adobe bricks that they needed to make, and 40 additional laborers they needed to hire to build a compound. you can see behind the wall, at the top there the adobe bricks that is the original from 1722. the architect founded this when they were doing the restoration, and decided to open

leo matthew pryor was another artist. and i'm sure there were battle artists as well. harold: thank you once again for your wonderful insights and anecdotes. you make such a great partner in this series. and thank you to our audience for being with us and for your support. good night. harold: good night. >> all of our programs are archived at her website on c-span.org. you can watch lectures in college classrooms, archival films, and see our schedule of upcoming programs. >> each week, american history bring youamerica films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. tell you going to about veins and arteries and how they are like the roads and highways of the body. it is through them that little workers get around and do their jobs. we said your body is really like a model city in which everything runs smoothly and we will continue to do so as long as it is left undisturbed by the invader disease. ♪ see the wall around this city as a gate through which supplies of raw material years -- raw -- a lot of jam on it, ice cream, and cake. look, the enemy. a dea

it's not like we're running around saying you're richard pryor and the best comic ever in the history of the country, but you're funny when it comes to politics. and let's get right to mike pence who had a little trouble. now i just want to remind everyone, reagan ran on "make america great." and then he ran reelection on "make america great again" which donald trump shamelessly plagiarized. that's a reference to the theft of words. pence took it somewhere else entirely. take a look. >> we will make america great again again. >> now i'm not sure if he had that planned or not. i want for everyone to understand. is it a blooper or not? one more time, take a look. >> we will make america great again, again. >> sam? >> all right, i think he meant to say it. i think they were really impressed by it, because they wanted to run it again. he could have said, i want to make america greater, i guess. but that doesn't sound as good as make america great again, again. >> in your view, did he land the second again? >> yeah, i think he can probably land a third. i think he could have landed a third

filth fire department and the police department has issued new evacuation orders they've expanded them pryor west of orchard avenue had to evacuate and around foothill and south along alamo drive. well now they've expanded that so it's basically the northeast sector, the northwest section of vacaville from browns valley road west. all those communities now are being advised to evacuate or at least at the very least prepare to evacuate because the call may come with very little notice. if this fire continues to progress the way it has they say that's about the fire chief told us that 4,500 homes that are under evacuation orders right now that's thousands of people on the move so. >>because of covid they have even more evacuation centers for them to go to because of social distancing they don't want you know more trouble from lot of things exacerbating this problem between the weather and the pandemic you know, and the heat that's a big problem and then we've got problems statewide so resources are fanned we'll be back with more hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spic