said of richard norton smith's fabulous book, -- we think of the washington administration at the golden age of patriotism, which is is. it also had negative campaigning, leaks to the press, and confrontations with congress, and scandal. richard norton smith lays it out like a 18th-century c-span. -- inriarch, smith said truth, washington's whole life up to the first inauguration had in themontessori school management of men and events. 15 years as a virginia burgess less eight more as a citizen's soldier in thrall to a congress and his conscience had supplied abundant political training. our speaker knows so much, not only about george washington and the office of the president, but so many of the president's who followed washington. twice a year, richard norton smith and eric nelson host history tours in the spring and fall. this year, it is called inventing america and there are still places left. it offers the opportunity to experience history firsthand and will be in virginia from may 15-22. the timing and subject coincide beautifully with our series for any of you who might like to

new c-e-ohe replaces paulino do rego barros junior-- who became interim c-e-o in september after richard smith stepped down from the post.he will lead equifax as it tries to equifax as it tries to recover from a cyber breach that exposed the personal data of 148-million consumers. (grant) coming up next -- one father took matters into his own hands after his son said he was bullied at school. (vick) and a stolen ring has been found! we'll tell you where it showed up coming up. (grant) and a new lawsuit has surfaced after those massive mudslides swept through montecito... what resident's are asking for right now.. ((grant))a warning for parents before you head to the beach. ((vicki)) it's after a man was spotted taking photos of children..... that man is still on the loose.kron4's terisa estacio has details on the person police are now looking for... (terisa estacio, reporting, pacifica) pacifica police say they received a report of a man exposing himself and alledgely taking pictures of video here - at linda mar beach. it was around 2:40 wednesday afternoon - when police arrived, the man had l

. >> good afternoon, i'm father richard smith from faith and action. i'm here as part of the no justice, no deal campaign. i want to thank you for the attention i know you will give, the careful attention to the crafting of the contract with the police officer's association. i have one request, that you not check your values at the door when you go into those conversations. i understand at least a little bit about labor negotiations, the need to stay within the scope of representation, and much of this i know involves the predictable horse trading, but it's not as though we're haggling over the price of a used car here. there is much more at stake, and you know the stories. alex nieto was killed in a hail of 59 police bullets. emil carr, six bullets to his back. jessica williams, mario wood, some of the most vulnerable people in our city, all killed by the police. and there are many other names as well. there are simply too many moms and dads still in tears. please remember them, these families, these victims, as you enter these contract discussions. p

i'm father richard smith, and i want to speak on behalf of no justice, no deal campaign. this campaign is in response to the recent killing that you heard in jesus rodolfo delgado, for which not a single officer has not yet held accountable. his story is not extraneous to these contract negotiations. his death came in a reckless out of control barrage of 99 ballo ballots by ten officers. instead of deescalating an already tense situation the officers simply made it worse by hurling threats at odolfo when he was no doubt out of his mind. all of this killing has left us traumatized at the killing of yet another latino, but where are the reforms? where are the reforms that we've been repeatedly promised? we keep getting reassurances that these nightmares will stop happening. where are the reforms? 99 bullets they fired at that young man. if you go to the site where you killed him, you can see the nearby homes with shattered window do windows, bullets through the walls of those homes. there was a young woman in the car with him. it's a wonder she wasn't killed as well. where

. >> my name is richard smith, i'm a frequent audience member here in this community, as you pointed out. >> you're changing the world. >> i'm not sure. well, die my bit, i hope. i really appreciate the talk and i mostly appreciate the debate-like format that things went rather than just facilitating the author's driving his point home. >> no one has a more gloved fist than chris. >> right. one of the many things that happened as a result of that debate is that whether the book deals particularly with the developing world or not, certainly the discussion did go that way and for better or worse i want to continue that. seems like on that -- it's possible this is kind of the essence of question that the conclusions depend on how technology ends up shaping the developing world and how technology ends up shaping the economic world order of the -- >> the better question for chris than me. he is an authority on the developing world. >> i would say that the issues that andrew debates in book -- i think in short order we won't be -- never use the word developing world again. that's one of th

bryony smith, alice davidson—richards and katie george have been named in the full squad for the firsth farrant and amyjones. henry moeran has more. the tri— series is all about preparation for the world cup. and i guess, as a selection panel we sat down to look at a few areas where we could improve as a t20 team and we have not played a lot of t20 in the last few years as an international tea m last few years as an international team so for us it is to find the best players to make an impact in the world t20 and with the 0dis not counting towards the points, it means we can blood of some young players and look at a few younger players and look at a few younger players and look at a few younger players and have a new think, which is being reflected in the squad. edinburgh wing blair kinghorn will make his first start for scotland in place of injured winger tommy seymour when they face ireland in dublin in the six nations on saturday. kinghorn came on as a replacement during the win over england and he's the only change as coach gregor townsend sticks with 1a of the 15 who've recorded b

bryony smith, alice davidson—richards and katie george have been named in the full squad for the firstmyjones. the tri— series for us is all about preparation for the world cup. i guess as the selection panel we have sat down and tried to look at a few areas where we can improve as a t20 team, we haven't played a lot of t20 these last years as an international team, for us now it is about finding the best players to make an impact in the t20 and with the one day international is not counting towards international points it means we can bled some new players and try new things which is reflected in our squad. also coming up in the programme... clearly well— rested — george north gets a warm welcome from warren gatland as wales ring the changes for the six nations clash with italy. and on the eve of international women's day, we meet a female football coach making impressive strides in the sport. the head of world cycling's governing body — the uci — is calling for an investigation into team sky following a damning report by mps this week. david lappartient has told told our sports edito

[applause] >> richard norton smith. you were watching american history tv, 48 hours of tv, 48 hours ofmerican programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. for information on our schedule and keep up with the latest history news -- >> welcome to winston-salem, north carolina. located 80 miles north of charlotte, it has a population of about 240,000 and is home to wake forest university. the town of salem was founded by a small group of settlers. a neighboring town called winston followed in 1851, and they joined to become one city in 1913. with the help of our spectrum cable partners, for the next 90 minutes we will learn about the city's history, and begin with a history to old salem. -- with a visit to old salem. >> winston-salem is an exceptional place, and that exceptionalism is tied directly to the history of the church. people of european and african dissent built winston-salem through time. that history is revealed here at old salem museum in winston-salem, north carolina. we are located right now on

many fans and former players have called for steve smith to be sacked. richard conway reports.r match against south africa, quickly unravelled in the full glare of the tv cameras. captain steve smith confessed, but his long—term position in the team and that of his deputy, david warner, now look untenable, given the anger of a shamed nation. i am appalled by what is going on. i think those two cricketers should be on the plane coming home straightaway. i think it's disgraceful. you don't have two cheat and there's nothing else i can say. they've got to live with it. there's so much pressure on you to keep your spot, keep the team at the top of the table, keep your coaching job and so on. so if they are trying to find ways around it, it's not surprising. is it right? no. but is it happening? yes it is. the monday morning newspapers didn‘t hold back either and investigators sent to cape town by cricket australia are expected to work swiftly. the full repercussions are likely to be revealed within the next 48 hours, but smith has already stepped aside as captain of rajasthan royal

our correspondent richard galpin is in moscow. norman smith is in westminster. t reaction in russia to what president trump has said? there has been another briefing by the foreign ministry spokeswoman in which she has said that the idea that russia is behind the poisoning is insane and she is saying the truth behind the skripal poisoning is being hidden by the british authorities and she is of course saying they are working on retaliatory measures, we do not know when they will be implemented, but certainly they are working on them, and the widespread assumption is they will be tit—for—tat, 23 spies, russian spies, are going to be expeued russian spies, are going to be expelled from london and the expectation is british diplomats in moscow and those deemed to be spies are likely to be expelled. and possibly further measures mirroring what the british government has announced. it is interesting the development of the international community, western powers, rallying behind theresa may and britain. we have seen the un, a lot of state m e nts have seen the un, a lo

smith. the celebration of thanksgiving along with russell wilson. but richard a 49er and he talked about some of the reasons why he decided to choose the 49ers as a free agent. >> obviously innovated offensively and had respect for the way he called the game for a long time. we've played him since my rookie year. he always gives us issues with place that we've never seen, routes that we've never seen, and piggyback on what he has. literally, they are copying. congratulations. >> sherman talking about kyle shanahan, the 49ers head coach, who is also the author of their offensive plays. he's talking from the perspective of a defensive player. he said that was part of it. he feels like the 49ers are headed in the right direction. under john lynch and kyle shanahan. he was asked about the achilles energy -- injury. he expects to be on the field april or may. i asked him, does it feel weird to be standing there in red as someone who's been a rival of the 49ers? he said, don't forget, i won a lot of games in red for stanford. richard chairman, very much in a happy mo

richard sherman next. give me the top five. l.a. lakers joined forces to recruit lebron. dallas working dennis smith, jr. with a full court heave. to vegas, stanford's josh with 12 points. man, they start them young in the mets rivalry. the fans may be outnumbered, but he's got a pair of thunder sticks, knows how to use them. down goes freddie. no. 1, draymond green turned 28 over the weekend. so far dunking was a lot easier when he was 27. green is rejected by the rim, guessing that may be appearing at steve kerr's film session. draymond had five turnovers alone in the 2nd quarter but finished strong in the 4th. warriors win. >> refocus. >> it only takes one quarter for the warriors. >> he was probably out partying for his birthday, maybe. >> you're probably right. >> dennis, thank you. >>> coming up in our next half hour attorney general jeff sessions sues california. will the case hold up in court? a constitutional law expert weighs in. >> adult film star stormy daniels is suing president trump. it could be a lose/lose %ghim. >> a popular bike route that's not for the faint of heart over the golden gate bridge to sausalito, t

have learned that two of the best and richard cricketers in the best and richard cricketers in the world, david warner and steve smith for this balde tapping his scandal, both banned from international and domestic and the next 12 months. cameron bancroft for nine months. it was he who was caught on the television cameras on saturday, attempting to alter the condition of the ball with sticky tape, it is that which triggered this entire episode four as jelly that which triggered this entire episode four asjelly in that which triggered this entire episode four as jelly in cricket and has brought so much anger and disappointment about those actions, so hefty bans for all three players. it isa so hefty bans for all three players. it is a significant sanction. david warner has had to step down from his captaincy role, the ipl have announced that both smith and warner are among the highest paid players in the lead, they will not be welcome to play in this years tournament. any next few moments, james sutherland, head of as jelly cricket, is due to address the media here outside the squad was luxury hotel in johannesburg he

november richard nixon was elected in one nine hundred sixty eight yale began admitting women jackie married aristotle onassis charlie chaplin and helen keller died and celine dion and will smith were born gas was thirty four cents a gallon movie ticket was a buck fifty and the minimum wage was a buck sixty meg donald's introduced a big mac. forty nine cents president johnson signed the civil rights act fifty years after dr king's death and the one nine hundred sixty eight that makes twenty eight teams seem calm by comparison where are we. let's ask attorney professor activist minister and former minneapolis and the president and the chemo levy pounds welcome back. thanks for having me fifty years after dr king what is better now. well i would say that a number of things are better if you look at the situation that was occurring in the south prior to the start of the civil rights movement there were jim crow laws in place that prevented african-americans from being able to access certain facilities to certain restaurants to drink at any water fountain they wanted to or even to use the restroom where they wanted to and so through the activism of dr king rosa parks and so many o

biggest name of free agency is richard sheraman (vicki)the team introduced sherman today at a press conference at levi's stadium.. that's where we find kron 4's kim smithning... kim -- sounds like sherman is already enjoying being with the red and gold... i know, after all those years of taunting the niners... it may seem weird to have richard sherman back in red.. he's used to it from his stanford days.. and he was more than proud to wear it as he was introduced this afternoon as the 49ers new cornerback...-- we got a chance to see the colorful side of sherman... but, he also set the record straight on why taking contract talk was the right move. <it's exactly richard sherman's style... bold colors... bold words... the 49ers new cornerback knows how to make a statement... and he's making it clear, he made the right decision to come back to the bay..(sherman: i wouldn't have taken the visit first if i didn't feel comfortable with what the they offered as a team and their chances at competing and winning.)richard sherman says it was a tough decision to leave seattle... but he not only caught slack from the seahawks' 12th man after signi

richard for their contributions. its 5:10pm. at about 5:20pm, in about ten minutes' time, i'll be talking tojerry ms smith's ——jerry i'll be talkings —— jerry smith, a former chemicals weapons inspector for the body that implements the international chemical weapons convention and i'll be talking to him about the nerve agent that was used in salisbury in that attack. jerry —— jerry smith joining us in ten minutes. and the laboratory where the scientists helped identify that rare nerve agent will receive a significant amount infunding. in his first major speech as defence secretary, gavin williamson confirmed plans to create a multi—million pound centre to counter the threat of chemical weapons at the ministry of defence laboratory porton down. our correspondent naomi grimley reports. it's a sobering thought — most of the uk's chemical warfare capability has been tied up over the last few days in the small cathedral city of salisbury. so, how well equipped with the uk be if a country such as russia launched a larger attack than this? today, the defence secretary admitted that ministers should have thought more about this kind of th

smith, who was out for just seven as australia were duly slashed. after losing this match both he and his team now face a far bigger challenge, to save their reputation. 0ur sports correspondent richard here. what richard conway is here. would you say this means, richard, what would you say this means, richard, for australia and world cricket? bold tampering has gone on in the past and no doubt will happen in the past and no doubt will happen in the future but what makes this egregious, it was caught on camera but it was two senior team members, the captain and vice captain, sending out an inexperienced player to cheat. questions for cricket australia, how far up the disco, did darren lehmann know about it? the international cricket council says cricket need to have a hard look at itself —— how far up did this go? this goes against the spirit of the game, the ethos of their play. cricket australia facing a crisis. the captain and vice captain's positions look untenable. the wider game will hope that they can stem the loss of trust and integrity by taking that decisive action. this is a dark day for cricket, a very dark day for australian sport but they'll have to be hoping that by ta

next, presidential historian richard norton smith discusses how george washington's vision for the republic shape the role of president. talks about founding fathers john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison, and james monroe and their legacies as president. this talk was part of a series on the founders hosted by the society of the four arts in palm beach, florida.