and be then at eight, robert watson remembers one of worst maritime disasters of world war ii. our prime time schedule continues at 8:45 eastern with the washington east -- washington post's dan zack. at ten on "after words," ann coulter presents her case for why donald trump should be president. she's joined in conversation by the daily caller's tucker carlson. and we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 with service employees international union vice president david of on the improvement to increase workers' wages. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> host: clive priddle is the publisher of public affairs books. what have you got coming out this season you want to share with booktv? >> guest: i'm not a big computer games guy. i'm an innocent really, but one i know and i think almost everybody knows of any age is tetris. it's far more than a game of cubes falling out of a black skylining up at the tonight -- sky lining up at the bottom of the screen. it's actually the story of a guy who wants to smuggle this wonderful game platform out to the west. there's almost a l

join me in welcoming robert watson. [applause] >> thanks for coming. at the conclusion of my remarks i will take questions on the book or anything else you would like to talk about. we tend to think we know all there is to know about history especially when it comes to momentous events like world war 2 run back or the holocaust. 7 decades since the holocaust, we have had great museums open in washington to the holocaust, world war ii museums, great world war ii museum in new orleans, countless thousands of books have been published. as a historian i know there is more we don't know then we do know even about events like this. there has been a remarkable job with interviews with folks who survived the holocaust, they taped thousands but there are at least 6 million voices that will never be taped was world war ii museums have collected tanks to howitzers but 60 to 80 million people died in that conflict, the worst, bloodiest conflict in history and we have lost so much of that. i was always available a great library and daniel boorstin who had something

listen live on >> next on lectures in history, professor robert watson discusses the 1824 and 1828 electionsfor john quincy adams and andrew jackson. these elections were among the most important and scandalous in american history. universityfrom lynn is about 40 minutes. , to. watson: today's topic look at the early elections in the 1800s, the elections of 1824 and 1828. before you roll your eyes and not off to sleep, these

. >>> investigators caught a man with help from his mother. 50-year-old robert watson accused of robbing a sun trust bank in plantation last month. the witness saw his getaway car. his mom was questioned and she identified him in the surveillance pictures at the bank. authorities say he took about $3,000 from that bank. >>> new federal data shows gun manufacturing is surging in florida. and that is putting a strain on and firearms. florida has more gunmakers than any other state except for texas. a 50% increase has been seen in licenses for gunmakers since 2009. it's raising concern because federal officials say the atf is struggling to keep up with demand of monitoring gun sales and distribution. >>> you can get a gift card to winn dixie just by giving blood. more than 30 locations are participating. it's from 2:00 dixie says it's in an effort to help save lives. >>> a deadly new crime involving pokemon go. this one involves a fatal shooting. what witnesses are saying about the gunman, after the break. >> a wildfire burning in southern california is getting bigger and triggering evacuat

investigators say robert watson held up a sun trust bank last month. the fbi says watson has been the past. one in 1987, one in '96, and the other in 2003. a witness identified watson and his car. the fbi next searched the motor vehicle data base for his car and found him. >> a kansas city water park is now closed after a ten-year-old boy died there. authorities did not immediately release the boy's identity, but a local lawmaker and his wife sent out a statement saying it was their own son who passed away. police are still investigating what exactly went wrong. but say it the boy died riding what is labeled as the world's tallest water slide. the slide is 170-foot drop. riders can reach speeds of more than 60 miles an hour. the park will be closed tomorrow. >>> still ahead on abc action news at 11:00. a pint-sized good samaritan. you'll see the big reason behind why a seven-year-old boy in utah is being hailed a hero. >> and tampa comic con wraps up what celebrities made an >>> several pasco kids are ready to start the new school year. it's really a g

listen live on >> next on lectures in history, professor robert watson discusses the 1824 and 1828 elections which resulted in wins for john quincy adams and andrew jackson. these elections were among the most important and scandalous in american history. universityfrom lynn is about 40 minutes. , to. watson: today's topic look at the early elections in the 1800s, the elections of 1824 and 1828. before you roll your eyes and not off to sleep, these elections in particular were among the most important in america's history, and two of the most intriguing as we will find out. three main points i want to discuss. ?hree so what's our history is made by powerful and strong-minded individuals. in the white house character is key. what we are going to find out is these elections and other related elections were degreeced to a good by the character of the individuals we will discuss. personality shape history. scandals have shaped history. we don't like to admit this. it is not a source of pride for our country. but major scandals have had a significant impact on the course of history. whatever poli

then robert watson remembers one of the worst maritime eras. at 10:00 p.m. on book tv "after words" program and colder presents her case. we wrap up book tv in prime time at 11:00 p.m. with service employees international movement with david roth. it all happens next on book tv. now judith schwartz on clean water around the world. >> good evening everyone, welcome to the north shire bookstore and thank you for coming tonight. my name is tracy and i am the director of events here at north shire. i would like to ask if you have not done so already to please violence your cell phone and also let you know that following our discussion this evening, there will be a book signing downstairs at the signing table. we have plenty of books available at the register. our special guest and author tonight is judith schwartz. she is a journalist whose recent work looks at the economic and social challenges and solutions for water. her 2013 book how to save the planet was awarded a silver prize for sustainability and is among booklist top ten list of sustainability. she liv

robber is ex south florida and investigators caught him with help from his mother. 50-year-old robert watson is accused of robbing a sun trust bank in plantation last month. a witness saw his getaway car. his posterior identified him from surveillance pictures from the bank. authorities say he took about $3,000 from the bank. >>> new federal data shows gun manufacturing in florida is surging and that is putting a strain on the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. florida has more gunmakers now than any other state except for gunmakers since 2009. raising some concern because federal officials say the atf is having a hard time trying to keep one gland, monitoring gun sales -- with demand monitoring gun sales and tribbution. >>> here's a live look at the dow. >>> happening today -- we're expecting to learn more about how hillsborough county plan to reach a 90% graduation rate. the superintendent jeff aches last week revealing that benchmark for the year 2020. the diswrict which is the largest in tampa is set to start classes wednesday. aikens is planning to give more insight on his five-ye

and be then at eight, robert watson remembers one of worst maritime disasters of world war ii. our prime time schedule continues at 8:45 eastern with the washington east -- washington post's dan zack. at ten on "after words," ann coulter presents her case for why donald trump should be president. she's joined in conversation by the daily caller's tucker carlson. and we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 with service employees inte

announcer: coming up next on lectures in history, professor robert watson discusses the 1824 and 1828ions, which resulted in the sixth and seventh presence of the united states. according to professor watson, these are among the most important and scandalous of american history. about 50 minute. prof. watson: today's topic, to look at the early elections in the 1800s, the elections of 1824 and 1828. before you roll your eyes and nod off to sleep, these elections in particular were among the most important in america's history, and two of the most intriguing as we will

very pleased to welcome its author to harvard bookstore tonight please join me in welcoming robert p. watson. [applause] >> thank you and thanks for coming everyone. to conclusion of my remarks i'll be happy to take questions on the book or anything else you would like to talk about. we tend to think we know all there is to know about history. especially when it comes to moment us erchghts like wold war ii or holocaust in 7 decades ains end we've had great museums open from the holocaust museum in washington to show foundation to world war ii museum about imperial war museum in london, we have a great world war ii museum in new orleans. countless hundreds, thousands of books have been published but as historian here's what i know. more we don't know than we do know. even about events look this. here's a way to look at it. shoah foundation has done a remarkable job taping with interviews with folks that survive holocaust they've taped thousands but at least 6 million voices that will never be taped. world war ii museums have collected tanks to helmets but 60 to 80 million people dmied that co

robert gnizak. the oberlin avenue location, the $10,000 on top of a $5,000 from the lorain police department. >>> a summit grand jury indicted a man who faces attempted murder and other watson is accused of driving into several vehicles including police cruisers last month. officer ted davis was trapped inside his police cruiser spending nearly a week in the hospital. >>> the latest on a water main break in pepper pike. >>> cedar road between brain ard remain closed gilmore academy in gates mills closed due to lack of water and concerns of lack of quality and water is back on. e-mail to parents when they have an update about tomorrow's classes. >> he asks questions and he wants answers. it is on on wants to know. >> mark: it is a thought always on a parent's mind. is my child safe when i am the one not watching them. we found a danger the city is slow to address. paul orlousky digs deeper into unmanned school crossings. >> reporter: at this time of year kids walk either to school or bus stop, it is light out. in the winter months it iar and can be very dangerous and you depend on someone who will be there to get across the street or on the bus safely. in cleveland there are

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. >> and now i am delighted to introduce tonight's arthur, robert watson is professor, historian, novelist, columnist and media commentator whose recent book includes the president's wives, affairs of state in america's first crisis which received the gold-medal in history from the independent publishers association, he was sunday columnist for the