out the window as the robert moses bridge. it was the tower of robert moses state park. -- intimidating. , he had thisforget wonderful charm in his smile. still mighty, still at the height of his power. the youngo you are fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me. atrobert caro, sunday night 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and day. -- q&a. >> we are happy to announce the winners of the video documentary competition. we received almost 3000 entries from 48 states with almost 6000 students. congratulations to all our winners. our first prize middle school winners are from eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland, for "mcamerica, how america runs on fast food." >> it started with mcdonald's, then things like burger king, kfc. food affects our society and so many more ways than we realize. it fits with our nation's and part of what makes us america. >> our first prize high school east goes to students from winter park high school in winter park, florida, for b, america's num right to a free press." anwe realized tha

robert moses in 1981. reason i mentioned the death dates, you're still writing about this, they are all gone, . do you have any attitude about using what they told you in confidence back then, now that they are gone? is there any change in your mind when somebody -- robert: let me correct you. when i talk to somebody, they know it is for a book. i am not saying to people, i am only using this as an anonymous source. i don't believe -- i have written so many books -- i don't believe many times in my books, the sources aren't named, i'm sure there are a few. that is not the concern. is? now what the you mentioned horace busby and george reedy. i had 22 interviews with horace busby. he became a great friend. forgotten by history now, but for a long time, horace busby was the aide who johnson was closest to in a paternal way. i was able to call busby and george reedy -- the two of them. george was his chief aide and press aide and great strategist for years. we became real friends. when busby had a stroke duri

so there is robert moses sitting framed by this -- the robert moses estate park.here he is sitting framed by this. let me tell you, it was intimidating. andad this wonderful smile charm. still mighty. still at the height of his power. -- he was 78r years old. he said, so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. we had seven interviews. when i started asking questions, that was the end of it and i never saw him again. host: or dealing by started asking him questions? host: well, the first few interviews were more monologues and interviews -- more monologues than interviews. my only previous experience had been in investigative reporting for newsday on long island. had won a couple of minor, really minor journalistic awards . when you are young and you win anything, you think you know everything. i thought i knew about political power. as soon as he started talking, if you asked him a question, his answers were monologues, he might go on an hour. he taught me, i know nothing at compared to him. i didn't even understand how political

there is robert moses framed, intimidating. i will never forget, he got up and had this wonderful charming smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i think he was 78. he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he is going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. next on the presidency, the coauthors of "history of impeachment" discuss the only three presidential impeachment proceedings ever conducted. those involving andrew johnson, richard nixon and bill clinton. participating are historians john meacham and timothy neftali, white house correspondent peter baker and jeffrey engel, director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university in dallas. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good evening, everybody. my name is thomas dipiero of

if you look out, it was the tower of robert moses's estate. intimidating. and he got out. i will never forget. he got out, and had this wonderful charming smile. a tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power, 78, but still at the height of his power. and he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he is going to write a book about me. announcer: robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: former house intelligence committee mike rogers talked about china's communications technology and security risks in the u.s.. a panel also talked about the future of 5g mobile service. this is an hour and a half. all right. we are going to go ahead and get started here today.

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you look at the right hand, there was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses framed. intimidating. up, hadforget, he got this wonderful charming smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. you're the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. at 8:00 eastern &a.c-span q special counsel robert mueller completed his investigation of interference into the 2016 election after 22 months of investigation. his report has been delivered to attorney general bill barr. the justice department announced via twitter. white house secretary sarah sanders reacting, tweeting the next steps are up to attorney general barr. the white house has not received or been briefed on the special counsel report. attorney general barr says he may provide congress with the special counsel's principal conclusions. a department of justice official described the report as comprehensive. seven defendants have pleaded guilty, and one was convicted. several congressional leaders have also reacted to the news. senate majority leade

bridge, because causeway, at the right was the tower of the robert moses state park, there is robert moses framed by his monuments, intimidating. he got up, he had this wonderful charm and smiled, tough guy, still mighty, at the height of his power at 78 but still at the height of his power. he said, you are the young fellow who thinks he will write a book about me. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next, a discussion about u.s. military strategy with the chair of the joint chief of staff at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. general joseph dunford talked about computer security, chinese military technology, and north koreans' nuclear program.

to the left of him out the window was the robert moses bridge, the robert moses causeway. out the right-hand thing was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses sitting, framed by his monuments. intimidating. he got up, he had this wonderful charm in his smile. tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power. i believe he was 78. he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> congress is in recess this week. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced that next week, the house will vote on an override of president trump's veto of the resolution that would terminate his resolution on border forrity, a vote scheduled tuesday. reject the banto on transgender people serving in the military. when the senate returns to session next week, lawmakers will continue debate on judicial nominations. later in the week, they will pick up support for the green new deal. when the senate is back in session, watch the chamber live on c-span2. >> federal communica

there is robert moses sitting framed by his -- intimidating. i will never forget, he got up and have this wonderful charming smile. tough, old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. 78 and still at the height of so youer, and he said, are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me? >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. paid a visit to new hampshire for the first time since announcing his candidacy. the congressman talked about several topics and met one-on-one after local residents. how's everybody doing tonight? let's hear it first on r.

there is robert moses sitting friend. intimidating. he got up and had this wonderful charm and his smile. tough old guy. mighty, still at the height of his power, he was 78. at the height of his power and he said, so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. night at caro, sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. of people who knocked the buildings down will [inaudible] all of us soon. historianssidents," rank the best and worst president. -- presidents. events thatlife shaped our leaders, challenges, and the legacies they have left behind. published by public affairs, it will be on shelves april 23, but you can pre-open -- preorder your copy today at c-span.org/thepresidents, or wherever books are sold. equifax andof marriott testified on recent data breaches. lawmakers heard from the federal trade commission, the government trade accountability office, and the center for internet

you look to the left of him out the window with the robert moses bridge, the robert moses causeway to fire island. you look at the right hand side it was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses sitting framed by his monuments. intimidating. i never forget. he got up and had this wonderful charming smile, tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i think he was 78, but still at the height of his power. he said, so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me? sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's " q&a." >> our c-span cities tour takes "american history tv" on the road. here is a recent program. imam tawil: the koran is the last testament, if there is such a thing. old testament, new testament, then the koran in that language would be the last testament, the final revelation from god to humanity. mohamed received a message from god. this message is called the koran, which is like a recitation, because mohammed was not reading or writing. so it was dictated to him through the angel br

if you looked ott the right-hand side, it was the tower of robert moses state park.o there's robert moses framed by it. i want to tell you, intimidating. i'll never forget. he had this wonderful charming smile, tough, old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i believe he was 78 but still at the height of his power. and he said, so you're the young fellow who thinks he's going write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear ll of us soon. >> c-span's newest books, the president's noted historians rank america's best and worth chief executives provides insight into the lives of the 44 presidents. true stories with noted presidential historians. explore the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they face and the legacies they left behind. published by public affair, c-span's "the presidents" will be on shelfs april 23

it was the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses framed. i have to tell you it's intimidating. i will never forget he have this wonderful charm and smile. tough old guy. still at the height of his power and qubes is 78. -- he is 78. so you're the young fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> on c-span's q&a. congress is in recess this week. nancy pelosi has announced that next week the house will vote on an override of president trump's veto terminating his national emergency declaration on border security. that's on tuesday march 26 and we can see it live on c-span. senaten the week lawmakers will take up a resolution a report on the green new deal. live coverage on c-span two. up next on c-span a discussion with historians, journalists and scholars on the history and future of birthright citizenship and immigration policy on reconstruction to today. from the tenement museum this is an hour and a half. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to the tenement museum. my name is laura lee in and manage that program here at the mu

so there is robert moses sitting framed by his work. it was intimidating.and had this wonderful charming smile. still mighty, still at the height of his powers. i think he was 78 then but still at the height of his powers. so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about man?" >> 100 years ago in the spring of 1919, an influenza pandemic was finally coming to an end after killing an estimated 50 million people worldwide, including 600,000 americans. the 1918 flu was the deadliest pandemic in recent history. next on "reel america," this documentary includes 1918 flu survivors telling their stories, a look at the science of the flu , and the history of the pandemic and the genetic sequencing of the 1918 strain, based on remnants of the virus extracted from frozen bodies under alaskan permafrost. released in 2010, this is just under an hour.

the robert moses wa causeway.f you look at the right hand side, there was the tower of robert moses state park, and there is robert moses, i want to tell you, intimidating. i tell you, i will never forget, he got up, had this wonderful charm and smile, tough old guy, still mighty, still at the height of his power. i think he was 78 then. still at the height of his power. and he said "so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me." >> robert caro tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> "washington journal" continues. host: the mueller report now in the hands of the attorney general. the headline from "politico," congress waits another day for mueller's findings. we did get to tweets from the president, basically saying good greatg and "make america ." nn is calling from bar harbor. we findi think whatever from president trump and his businesses and his campaign involvements with russia, i think what we really have to look at is why americans are so susceptible to being influenced

the robert moses causeway to fire island. if you looked out of the right-hand thing it was the tower of robert moses' state park. so there's robert moses sitting framed by his light, and intimidating. i'll never forget, he got up and had this wonderful smile, tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power. i think he was 78 then, and still at the height of his power and he said so you're the young fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me? >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> we're happy to announce the winners of this year's c-span student cam video documentary competition answering the question what does it mean to be american? we received almost 3,000 entries from 48 states with more than 6,000 students. congratulations to all our winners. our first prize middle school winners are ida chen and hana lee from silver spring, maryland for america runs on fast food. >> the fast food industry started with mcdonald's and spread to companies like burger king, wendy's and kf

if you look to the left of him out the window, it was the robert moses bridge, the robert moses causeway, to fire island, you looked out the right-hand, there was the tower of robert muller's estate port, so there is robert moses sitting framed by this, and intimidating and i never forget, he got up, had this wonderful charm in his smile, tough old guy, still mighty, still at the height of his power, i think he was 8 then, but still at the height of his power, and he said, so you're the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night, at 8:00 eastern. on c-span's q&a. >>> the chief of u.s. border patrol testified before the house judiciary committee on the trump administration's migrant family separation policy and about the origins of the zero tolerance immigration policy. congressman jerry nadler of new york is the chair of the committee. >> the judiciary committee will come to order. without objection the chair's authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. welcome, everyone, to this morning's hearing on oversight of the trump a

if you look to the left of him out the window, was the robert moses bridge to fire island. ook at the right-hand side, there was the tower of robert mueller's estate. -- moses. -- moses's estate. there he is, sitting. upill never forget, he got with this wonderful charm and his smile, tough, old guy. still mighty and at the height of his power. 1978, then. still at the height of his power. he said, so you are the young fella who think he will write a book about me? >> robert caro, sunday night at &a." eastern on c-span's "q at&t ceo randall stephenson sat down at the economic club of washington this past week for a conversation on the future of cableey technology, the industry, chinese influence in technology and other topics. his conversation with financier and philanthropist david rubenstein is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> we are very pleased to have

if you looked out the right-hand thing it was the tower of robert moses state park. there's robert moses sitting framed by his monuments. i want to tell you, intimidating. i'll never forget he got up and had this wonderful charm and smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. he was 78 then. the height of his power. he said, so you're the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> robert caro sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> march is women's history month. tonight we'll feature programs on women soldiers in the civil war and feminism in the 1960s and '70s. we begin with the struggle to win the right to vote and the ratification of the 19th amendment. speakers are dawn, author of "forming the franchise the political origins of the women's vote" and elaine wise, author of "the women's hour the great fight to win the vote." watch american history tv tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do

causeway, at the right was the tower of the robert moses state park, there is robert moses framed by his monuments, intimidating. he got up, he had this wonderful charm and smiled, tough guy, still mighty, at the height of his power at 78 but still at the height of his power. he said, you are the young fellow who thinks he will write a book about me. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next, a discussion about u.s. military strategy with the chair of the joint chief of staff at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. general joseph dunford talked about computer security, chinese military technology, and north koreans' nuclear program. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr moderated the discussion. it is about 50 minutes. [applause] one general dunford story. >> we did not rehearse this part. every once in a while, you run into general dunford unexpectedly. one day it was 5:00, and i was walking in some part of the pentagon, and barbara, what are you working on? i had no idea what i was working on. i was thinking about going home. never again will i be caught. if i

to the left of him was the robert moses causeway. the right was the tower of robert mosys state park. there's robert moses kidding framed by his likeness. tell you, intimidating. i will never forget he got up and he had this wonderful charming smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i think he was 78. he said, so you are the young fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me. at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. these people who knocked holdings down will hear all of us soon. book, thes newest president. noted historians rank america's best and worst chief executives. provides insights into the lives of the 44 american presidents. gathered by interviews with noted presidential historians. explore the life of events that shaped our leaders. challenges they faced and the legacies they have left behind. affairs, it public will be on shelves april 23. you can preorder your

-- to fire and on the other cited robert moses state park.y hise he is, framed monuments. intimidating. i will never forget, he got up, he had this wonderful smile. a tough guy. still mighty, at the height of his power, 78. and he said you are the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> congress is in recess this week. nancy pelosi has announced that next week the house will vote on the override of president trump's veto of the congressional resolution that would terminate his national emergency declaration on border security. it is scheduled for tuesday. on thursday the house will vote on a measure rejecting the ban on transgender people serving openly in the military. when the house is in session you can watch live coverage here on c-span. when the senate returns to session next week, lawmakers will continue to debate on judicial nominations. later they will take out the support for the green new deal. when the senate is back in session, you can watch the chamber live o

if you look to the left of him, the robert moses bridge, causeway to fire island. there is robert moses sabine framed by his monuments. intimidating. charm ands wonderful he smiled. still at the height of his power. he said, so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. >> our first guest serves as the president of the american enterprise institute. author of the book love your enemies: how decent people can save america from the culture of contempt. arthur brooks, good morning. >> how are you? host: i'm fine. people the enemies? >> consider all sorts of folks their enemies. the problem we have in america today is increasingly we see people on the other side of the political aisle as our enemies. we are more polarized than we have and since the civil war. one in six americans have stopped talking to a family member or close friend since the 2016 election because of politics and 93% of us hate it. so clearly we are doing something wrong. we are seeing the wrong people as our enemies. if we actually love the people and we in our midst t

there's robert moses sitting there. intimidating. wonderful had this charm when he smiled. tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power. i think he was 78. he said "so you're the young fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me?" >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." on august 7, 1998, truck bombs exploded simultaneously outside the u.s. embassies and nairobi, kenya and tanzania. the attacks killed 224, including 12 americans and wounded more than 5000. the terrorist group al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden claimed responsibility. next, on american artifacts, we visit the u.s. diplomacy center in washington, dc to tour an exhibit marking the 20th anniversary of the bombings. we are joined by the state department officials in charge of the embassies at the time.

the right-hand side was the tower of raw bird -- robert moses state park. i want to tell you, intimidating. upill never forget, he got and had this wonderful smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. he is 78 and still at the height of his power and he said, so you are the young fellow that thinks he is going to write a book about me. robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. tomorrow morning, acting defense secretary patrick shanahan, and house armed services subcommittee chair jim cooper, speak at a farm on the trump administration's 2020 budget, and the evolving national security priorities in space. we will have a live at line: 10 a.m. eastern on c-span two, c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. right now, former nasser administrator charles bolden talks about the future of space travel and exploration at ohio state university's john glenn school. this is a little more than an hour. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us on the campus of ohio state university. welcome,at to four-time shuttle

election that's the key finding of special counsel robert moses two year investigation attorney general william ball has released a summary of miller's report with claiming he has now been completely exonerated. as the report states the investigation did not establish that the members of the truck campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference or cities just announced it was no good. the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard there was no collusion with the russians there was no ups truck here and no whatsoever. it was a complete and total exoneration the full page summary by the attorney general states that miller did not find the trump or his campaign conspired with russia also it notes that no further indictments will follow in his letter william ball also touched upon allegations of obstruction of justice by the us president he says there's insufficient evidence to back up those claims adding they didn't mean the president had been exonerated over this and that is something us democrats are holding on to they are now demanding the release o

bridge, the robert moses causeway, to fire island. if you looked out the right-hand, it was the tower of robert mueller's estate port, so there is robert moses sitting there, framed, and intimidating. and i never forgot, he got up and had this wonderful charm and smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. 78 then. at the height of his power. and he said, so you're the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night, at 8:00 eastern, on c-span's q&a. >>> when congress returns next week, from their recess, the house plans to vote on overriding the president's veto of the resolution that would terminate his border emergency declaration. the house passed the resolution 245-182, short of the two-thirds majority needed to override the veto. you can watch the debate in the house live on c-span. in the senate next week, they will work on the judicial nomination for the appeals court district covering the western u.s. later in the week, federal disaster aid, and the vote to

was the towerit of robert moses state park. there is robert moses sitting there. intimidating. never forget, he got and smiled. he was a tough old guy. still at the height of his power. he was a 78 but still at the height of his power. youngd so you are the fellow who thinks he will write a book about me. easterny night at 8:00 on c-span's q and a. washington journal continues. host: we want to welcome back david mcintosh, who is the club for growth the president and former congressman who represented indiana from 1995 to 2001. guest: it is good to be with you. the club for growth is essentially a group that is dedicated to promoting free-market ideas. and then we have two political groups, a super pac, club for growth action and a regular pack that funnels contributions. we pick champions that we endorse through political groups and fund their campaigns. we spent a lot of time looking at the races and analyzing who the best candidates are, how we can support them and we ask if they are good on economics. do they promote free markets and economic growth? host: based for incumbe

robert moses live near that home in staten island. >> reporter: good morning.s a grittier, more violent era in history. police are at the scene on staten island, a very tony neighborhood. you can see cops focus their attention on the area up the hill where we are. shortly after 9:00 police tell us that 53-year-old francesco kelly better known as frankie boy was shot brazenly multiple times in front of his home, was taken to hospital and pronounced dead. he is a reputed gambino crime boss. cops have been coming this area all night long. he may have been run over by a blue pickup truck in addition to being shot. cops about confirmed that part of the story. an autopsy scheduled to be confirmed today. police have not made any arrests. they have not released a description who they are looking for. this recalls a more violent time in the city of history. this is the highest profile killing of the gambino boss since paul castellano was shot and killed outside a manhattan steakhouse in 1985. castellano lived half a mile away from where we are this morning. no arrests s

if you look to the left out the moses, there's the robert causeway.n the right-hand side it was the tower of robert moses state park. so there is robert moses, framed by his monuments. it's intimidating. i'll never forget, he got up and had this wonderful charm and smile. mighty, stilltill at the height of his power. he was 78 and still at the height of his power. and he said you're the young fella who thinks he's going to write a book about me. 8:00 easternht at on c-span's queue and day -- q and a. of journal continues. host: once again we are going to open up the phone lines for your telephone calls about this week in washington. for democrats (202) 748-8000. for republicans (202) 748-8001. for independents (202) 748-8002. keep in mind, we are always reading on social media at twitter and facebook. a lot of us are talking about the molar report, but there were other things that went on in washington this week, including president trump nominating to the fed board economic .ommentator stephen moore here's something the wall street journal row. presi

out the right-hand it was the tower of robert moses state park. intimidating. up and had this wonderful smile, tough old guy. still mighty, still at the height of his power. he said, so you're the

i mean, we're going into the election phase and a lot's at stake. >> you've been compared to robert moses't know. what he's done for this city and state and all the infrastructure and everything, i mean, we build neighborhoods. you know, it's a dream to do something that's really transformational this certainly is transformsal. >> it is stephen ross, thank you. congratulations on what i know is a tenured journey and a lot more to come guys, back to you. >> it would be cool to be a builder like that. i mow my grass and i'm like, job well done. i'm looking around like -- i mean, he's looking around at that and it's him. it's pretty cool i think it's awesome >> it's a remarkable thing, you bet. >> it is all right. thanks >>> coming up, big tech got another black eye this week. a report that some of -- and i actually -- >> don't mow your grass. i know >> no. but i think it's a great job >> that somebody's done. >> yeah. facebook data sharing deals are under criminal investigation meanwhile, apple coming out with a new ad touting the importance of privacy so who can consumers trust we're going

he sat in the center of this big, black, leather chair, outside the window was a robert moses bridge to fire island. on the right-hand side, the tower of robert mueller's estate. there is robert mueller framed by his monument. intimidating. i will never forget he got up, had this wonderful charm and his smile, to full guy. -- tough old guy, still at the height of his power, and he said, "so so you're the young fellow who is going to write a book about me?" >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> here on c-span, we will show you a recent campaign stop with democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke, followed by jerome powell on the u.s. economy and the fed's intention not to raise interest rates for the remainder of this year. better, randall stephenson talks about his company's priority and what is to come in the telecommunications industry. announcer: beto o'rourke paid a visit to new hampshire this week for the first time since announcing he is a candidate for president. the former democratic congressman talked about several

you look to the left of him out the window, the robert moses bridge. if you look at the right hand of roberttower moses's estate. intimidating. he got up, i will never forget. he had this wonderful smile. tough old guy. , still at the height of his power. he was 78 then. youngd, so you are the fellow who thinks he's going to write a book about me. night at caro, sunday 8:00 eastern on c-span schema day. -- c-span's q&a. robert mueller has completed his investigation of russian interference into the 2016 investigation after 22 months. his report has been delivered to the attorney general and the justice department announced that the attorney general sent a letter to congress to inform lawmakers. the white house press secretary reacted to the release tweeting, the next steps are up to the attorney general. we look forward to the process taking its course. the white house has not received or been briefed on the special counsel's report. the attorney general says he may provide congress with a special conclusion as soon as this weekend. an official has des

robert moses from our fox affiliate in new york is live near his house in staten island. robert?family. you can see where police are focusing their attention. this is the crime scene this morning and that's his home up there at the top of this hill, that brick home with the light on. it appears the front door is open. that's where police have been focusing their attention. shortly after 9 kloss last night 43-year-old franciscoally known as frankie boy was front in front of his home and pronounced dead. cops have been combing this area for evidence throughout the night. seen them shining flashlights and taking pictures as well. he may have been run over by a blue pickup truck in addition to being shot. although that has not yet been confirmed. an autopsy is expected to be performed today. that will tell us exactly how he died. police have not named any suspects or made any arrests or released a description of who they are looking for. this murder recalls a far more violent time in new york city history. it's the highest profile killing of a mob boss since paul castlfrm cast lano w

robert moses from our new york affiliate is outside the nike flagship store with the latest for us. ng with prosecutors. michael avenatti was released late last night after posting $300,000 bond. he faces charges on both coasts. prosecutors here in new york allege that he threatened to reveal damaging information on nike. avenatti claimed that his client who was a coach in california had information the company was making illicit payments to recruits and so here's the catch. michael avenatti said could avoid the p.r. headache and just pay up to the tune of up to $25 million complaint also claims unnamed celebrity lawyer mark geragos. last night michael avenatti was very we eminent in his denials. >> we all know when due process occurs that i will be fully exonerated and justice will be done. >> in a separate, unrelated case in california, prosecutors there have charged avenatti with both bank fraud and wire fraud. as you mentioned. he faces decades in prison if he is convicted. but this morning he sounds just as emboldened as ever. steve, brian, ainsley? steve: he sounds just like mi

robert mueller‘s report. the telegraph leads with borisjohnson, who's been writing in the peper. in it he says says theresa may must "channel the spirit of moses deal and "come out of the eu now". the ft claims that theresa may fended off a challenge to her leadership this weekend but struggled to win over some of her most ardent conservative opponents. the sun has a full page splash on the pm and brexit in which it calls on theresa may to resign if she wants to deliver brexit. the guardian says it has evidence that more than a dozen conservative councillors who were suspended for posting islamophobic or racist content online have had their membership reinstated. the daily mail reports on new figures that reveal children as young as nine are being admitted to hospital with severe disorders caused by cannabis. finally the mirror leads with a story that benefit cuts are driving some mum's to baby banks that hand out free nappies those of the front pages, let's kick off straightaway with the times on this front—page editorial. they were supporters of theresa may, but what is the advice they are giving out now? they think she should go, because sh

out the window with the robert moses burridge, without the right hand strength it is the tower of the robert moses state court, so there is robert mosys sitting, framed by his buyer, intimidating, and i will never forget he got up and have this smile, stillarmed at the height of his power, he at the height of his power, and he said "so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me." >> robert caro sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." ues. host: joining us from duke university is william darity. he is a public policy professor and we are talking about reparations and what role they might play in the 2020 elections. guest: thank you for having me. host: everybody has a definition of reparations. could you give us yours?

to his left was the robert moses causeway to fire island. robertright, it was moses state park. intimidating. , will never forget, he got up had this wonderful smile -- tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power . 78 and still at the height of his power. he said, "so you are the young fellow who thinks he is going to write a book about me." sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. pres. roosevelt: the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. kennedy: ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. pres. bush: and the people who knocked these buildings down -- announcer: "the president's," -- esidents" provides insight into the lives of the 44 american presidents, true stories gathered by interviews with noted presidential historians. that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacies they have left behind. published by public affairs, "the president's" can at c-span.orgay or wherever books are sold. announcer: "washington journal" continues. as a our next guest serves professor at harvard university and