. >> computing company ibm has been in rochester, minnesota since the 1950's. coming up, we'll take you inside the facility to learn about the innovations that happened here that have an impact on your lives everyday. >> back in 1956, rochester was a city of about 30,000 people and have the mayo clinic. business leaders in town put together a group to look at how can we attract new business to rochester? at the same time, ibm was looking for a midwest location for expansion. >> i think we picked the site because it's within 300 miles of the center of our market and our people think that it's the nicest town within that 300 mile radius for the location of the ibm plant. we found unusually fine recreational facilities here, unusually fine educational facilities, and i think unusually fine people. >> so ibm broke ground for this rochester campus in 1956. our original mission was manufacturing. we manufactured punchcard products, colaters, and tabulators. the company began to grow after five years of manufacturing. we started a development lab in rochester in 1961

in 1864. >> mayo clinic is a good neighbor here in rochester. mayo clinic helps rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic would have never happened, except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, of intimate nature of rochester that allow this incubator to expand that became a world presence in medicine. >> and, we will speak with local authors. in the city of 115,000. >> [ singing ] >> most people thing that bob dylan is leftist, or is somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that. and, the voice of a generation of the 1960s. which is a label that he detested. i would also say that, you really can't say that he has exactly left all right. so, i think that most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> watch c-span city tour of rochester minnesota. this saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2's book tv. sunday at 2 pm, on american history tv on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates, as we explore the american story. >>> now on american history tv, james

he came here in 1854 from the rochester, new york area and now you know how rochester, minnesota got name. we are coming into downtown. you're seeing some of the tallest buildings in the country in a city with a population of under 200,000. on south broadway you will see some of our older buildings both left and right that date back to the 1800s and showcase what the rest of broadway used to look like with its main street architecture. >> how has the architecture changed? has the mayo landscape affected the architecture? >> definitely the mayo clinic and the growth of its campus over the decades has changed downtown rochester in dramatic ways. the mayo clinic now owns over 40 buildings in the city of rochester, occupies 40 buildings. this will give you an idea how much downtown has changed. the massey building on the corner, there is a plaque that talks about this building once being the early medical offices founder, whoo, the started this, and his sons and their partners. in 1891 they occupied a very small office building in downtown rochester. when we go around the corner you will

the way rochester -- more rochester embraces its role as a city of compassio, hospitality, i think oursion is more to make people feel welcome that this is a home away from home. >> this weekend we take into rochester, minnesota with the help of our spectrum cable partners. located 90 minutes south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in mayo 1864. clinic is a good neighbor here in rochester. mayo clinic health rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, it would never have happened except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, the intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand. >> we will speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. ♪ bobost people think that dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960's or something like that, the voice of the generation of 1960s, also exactlyt really say is left or right. i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> washed c-span cities tour of rochester, minnesota this saturday at noon eastern. sun

a roomd not at any of the hotels in rochester. place to needed a stay. he ended up buying a hotel, turning it into a hotel for african-americans and allowing all african-americans to stay there. verychester's changed significantly since i've been here. it started small, but it now has a very diverse population, of not only african-americans but africa, people from people from mexico, a variety of many people, chinese, japanese. probablyic is responsible for a lot of diversity work, bringing they also work with the diversity council, when they first started to help to create an environment that everybody would want to come or that come. would want to >> green book stopped its publication in the mid-1960s in the lead up act.e civil rights at this point in time, businesses could no longer services to african-americans and bookfore, the green necessarily wasn't needed at this time according to the the law.er of >> i hope people come to the exhibit to learn a little bit about each other, to learn a little about what it was like then, a

1994. >> it is a good neighbor here in rochester.d rochester achieve international recognition. the mayo clinic would have never happened except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, intimate allowed mail to o tome a presence in -- may become a presence in rochester. >> most people think that bob dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement in the 1960's or something like that. the voice of the generation of the 1960's. it was a label that he detested. he really can't say he was left or right. most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> watch c-span cities tour of rochester, minnesota this saturday at noon eastern on c-span two's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history to be on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. 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. people will hear all of us soon. book, "the newest presidents" provides insight of the 44ives americ

that tornado swept through rochester. >> it killed 27 people on level most of rochester.f emergency was declared. rochester didn't have a hospital in ww mayo, who had a small medical office had -- saw the need to open in a temporary infirmary in a dance hall. he knew the sisters of st. francis his comment was downtown, as well were on summer vacation. mother alfred who founded this franciscan order, she started the order as a teaching order as a girls finishing school with no idea of ever opening a house spittle. but, the tornado changed all that. ww mayo changed all that in the aftermath of the tornado and asked if she could send some sisters to help. that's how this unique and wonderful collaboration between the sisters of st. francis and the doctors mayo and will and charlie who are very young doctors just out of medical school at that time got its start. >> now, the sisters live here. >> yes. today is known as -- heights but at one time 800 - 1000 sisters occupied these to comment wings. today only about 120 sisters call at home. >> was sounds like the times they are

our look at rochester, minnesota continues. history we drop by the center of olmsted county to watch its recently launched "traveling while black" exhibit. >> the history center look at history and providing information to help people have a better understanding of environmental circumstances and different times. we can learn an awful lot by looking at our history, and then we do not have to repeat the same thing. modernften hear about travel, we hear about travel in the 1950's, especially the story of african americans during this time as well and the additional hardships they faced along with hardships of traveling by car at that time. st. louis, and i had grandparents who lived in mississippi. and my dad would take us down to relativesto visit our , and when i was 11, my mother died. and the next year, a gentleman was killed. till in the till -- emmett till was a year younger than i was cured he was told "there are certain things you should not do," like i was told there are certain things you should not do. and i learned th

the twin cities is a hub for refugees, specifically somali americans, as is rochester. we have a lot of somali americans in this area too. the fact that she was elected speaks to the fact that we are becoming a diverse state. people in those communities really have a voice in politics for the first time. people from minnesota are notoriously dedicated to civic life. we have voter turnout that exceeds many states in the nation, even in primaries. my recollection is the 2018 primary was extraordinarily high on election day. we are going to continue to see that, especially wit one of our -- when one of our own on the ballot. that will motivate people. >> i stand before you as the first woman elected to the united states senate from the state of minnesota. two announced my candidacy for presidency of the united states. >> things to know about her is she has been extraordinarily pop -- popular since she entered office. her approval ratings have been very high and that has not changed since she decided to run for president. she is well liked. i think the big question is wheth

many respects, it would never have happened except for the city of rochester. the soft small-town, intimate nature of rochester that allowed this computer to expand and became a world present in medicine. >> both speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. ♪ >> most people think bob dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that. the generation of 1960s, also say you really can't say he's exactly left or right. i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> wash c-span city tour rochester, minnesota. this saturday noon eastern. he spent two's booktv. sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. on c-span three. working with our cable. as we export the american " sto. >> the new york times, to look at the drug-resistant that occurs within hospitals resistance to antibiotics in culture of secrecy as described headline surrounding it. running is to talk about it is injure the new york times. science reporter, good morning. >>ea

. >>> i think the legacy of rochester's ongoing. the more rochester embraces its role as the city of compassion, healing, wellness, hospitality, i think the mission is to really make people feel welcome that this is a home away from home. c-span city sewers on the road exploring the american story. this weekend we take you to rochester minnesota with the help of our >> cable partners, located 90 miles south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the male nick since its founding in 1864 . >> the mayo clinic is a good neighbor and it help rochester achieve international recognition, the mail and it would not of happened if not for rochester that allowed the incubator to expanded and became a world presence and message in . >> we speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. singing mac . >> [ singing ] most people think that bob dylan is a leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s but the voice of the generation in the 1960s that he detested that label. you can't say that he's left or right so i th

announcer: our look at rochester, minnesota continues. supreme court justice harry blackmun spent a decade working there, and we learned about his ties to the area in his role in roe v. wade. >> this has to do with the controversial case of roe v. wade. deskcase landed on my early in my years here. june 1970,oard in and roe v. wade was decided in january 1973. i believe most people would associate justice blackmun with the fact that he wrote the majority opinion in roe v. wade. when the supreme court decided it, he was in the majority, and there were actually seven justices who decided it, and there were only two dissents. when the court seemed to shift a little bit in its reasoning as to what the extent of the right to an abortion was, blackmun became an advocate for his original position, but when roe was still good law. it still stands today even though there have been a number of cases that have chipped away at the rights that the justice thought existed. son, he was a native was born in st. paul, and he was educated there. he went to

. >> we are in rochester minnesota, also known as midcity. we take you to the mayo clinic to learn about its pending -- founding and its role in the community today. >> mayo clinic is an american institution. it is at the heart of our country in many respects. it is the world's first and largest private multispecialty group practice. that is a big, formal term. it means it is specialists working together in a highly organized way, devoting a whole range of unique, diverse talents for the sole purpose of serving each individual patient. it is a model that the mayo family developed with the franciscan sisters that has expanded and grown to other medical centers and has welcomed patients from all over the world for more than 150 years. this is heritage hall, the museum of mayo clinic that was established with a gift from john and lillian matthews. they are patients of mayo clinic and they had a unique vision. they said we want to add more voices to the choir and tell the great stories of mayo through contemporary museum exhibits, designs, films

they lived in large victorian homes on college street in rochester.hey lived right next-door to each other. the story goes that they wanted to build a library across the back of the two homes and connect the two homes together. their wives -- after the clinic was going -- their wives said no. you work all they together, you share a checkbook. you don't need to live together. in june of 1906, the family was tree andpicnic under a they decided this is where they would build the big house. twinerought string and and laid the house out and hired farm laborers to come build a home. there is no specific architectural style that it is. it is often referred to as dr. charlie architectural style. dr. charlie and edith moved in in 1911. they both died in 1939. in 1940, edith decided she would move out of the house and the second-generation moved in. dr. chuck and alice moved in at that point in time. in the late 1950's, the third-generation turned it into a duplex. alice lived here with young dr. charlie. there were many people who came here, both famous and no

but 26,000 were coming to rochester for care. we quickly outgrew this space and ended up building the next building that we will be talking about, which is the palmer building, currently, better was the mayo clinic. second this is 15 floors. and again, it encompassed all of the departments that the patients would need to be seen in. and it was an integrated group practice. here is a model of an examining room that would have been in the 1914 mayo clinic building. it is very similar to our exam rooms today. you will see a couch where the patient or family member sits. an exam table, a physician's desk, a scale and a sink. very simple, cork floors were also both in the 1914 mayo clinic buildings as well as the mayo building because cork was easier on the legs and provided less stress so you could stand for longer periods of time. also in the clinical practice, they realized that the exam rooms and instruments used need to be cleaned. the cover over the bedding, that type of thing, needed to be changed frequently. the idea of antise

it helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic would never have happened if not for the small town, intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand. it became a world presence in medicine. >> we will speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. ♪ >> most people think bob dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960's or something like that. thee of the generation in 1960's, a label he detested. i would also say you can't say he is exactly left or right, so i think most people have the misconception about what bob dylan is. >> watch c-span's city store of rochester, minnesota this saturday at noon eastern on c-span two's book tv and sunday tv onon american history c-span three working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. all this month on c-span, we will feature the winners of our studentcam documentary competition. middle and high school students created videos answering the question, what does it mean to be american? our fir

. >> i think the legacy of rochester is really ongoing. the more rochester embraces its role as the city of compassion, healing, wellness, hospitality, i think our mission is to make people feel welcome that this is a home away from home. >> c-span's cities tour is on the road exploring the american story. this week and we take you to rochester, minnesota, with the help of our spectrum cable partners. located 90 minutes south of minneapolis rochester is been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in 1864. >> mayo clinic is a good neighbor in rochester. mayo clinic helped rochester cheap international recognition. in many respects mayo clinic would've never happen except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, the intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand that the became a world present in medicine. >> we will speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. ♪ >> most people think bob dylan is leftist or some out associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that. the voice of th

. >>> i think the legacy of rochester is really ongoing. the more rochester embraces its role as a city of compassion, healing, wellness, hospitality, i think our mission really is to make people feel welcome that this is a home away from home. >> c-span cities tour is on the road, exploring the american story. this weekend we take you to rochester, minnesota, with the help of our spectrum cable partners. located 90 minutes south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in 1864. >> the mayo clinic is a good neighbor here in rochester. mayo clinic helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic. the mayo clinic would never have happened except for the city of rochester. it was a small town intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand and become a world presence in medicine . >> we speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. >> some people think that bob dylan is associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s, the voice of the generation it

>>> the mayo clinic is a good neighbor in rochester and they helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, the mayo clinic would never have happened except for the city of rochester it was a small town and intimate nature of rochester allowing the incubator to ask and the became a world present in medicine . >> speaking with local authors in the city of 115,000 . >>> [ singing ] >>> most people think that bob dylan is a leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that. the voice of the generation of the 19 60s, label he detested. i would also say that you can't really say that he's exactly left or right so i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >>> watch c-span city tour of rochester minnesota this saturday at noon eastern on cspan-2's book tv on sunday at two pm1 american history tv on cspan-3 working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. [ music ] >>

. >> it is a good neighbor in rochester. the mayo clinic helps rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, it when i have happened except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, the intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand that became a world presence in medicine. announcer: we will speak with local authors in this city of 115,000. ♪ >> ♪ come gather around people wherever you roam ♪ >> plus people think bob dylan is a leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960's, the voice of a generation in the 1960's, a label he detested. i would say you cannot really say he is exactly left or right. so i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. announcer: watch c-span's cities tour of rochester this saturday at noon on c-span 2. and on sunday at 2:00 p.m. i on american history tv on c-span 3. working with cable affiliates as we explore the american story. announcer: coming up in 45 minutes, a discussion on israeli domestic and foreign poli

here in rochester. mayo clinic helps rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic would have never happened, except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, and intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand that became a world residence in medicine. >> and, we will speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. >> [ singing ] >> most people think that bob dylan is leftist, or is somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that. the voice of a generation of the 1960s, which is a label he detested. also say that, you cannot say that he is exactly left or right. so, i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> watch c-span's city tour of rochester, minnesota. this saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2 spoke tv. sunday at 2 pm on american history tv on c-span three. working with the cable affiliates, as we explore the american story.

. >> i think the legacy of rochester is really ongoing. rochester embraces its role as the city of compassion, healing, wellness, hospitality. our mission really is to make people feel welcome that this is a home away from home. >> c-span's cities tour is on the road, exploring the american story. this weekend, we take you to rochester, minnesota, with the help of our spectrum cable partners. located 90 minutes south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in 1864. >> mayo clinic is a good neighbor here in rochester. mayo clinic helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic would have never happened except for the city of rochester. it was the small town, the intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand that became a world presence in medicine. >> we will speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. ♪ >> most people think that bob dylan is a leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement in the 1960s or something like that, voice

. ♪ >> i think the legacy of rochester's ongoing.hester embraces this embraces its role as the city of compassion, our mission is to make people feel welcome, that this is a home away from home. >> c-span cities tour is on the road, exploring the american story. located 90 minutes south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in 1864. >> mayo clinic is a good neighbor in rochester. mayo clinic helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic would have never happened except the city of rochester. it was the intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand and become a world presence in medicine. >> we will speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. ♪ come gather round people ♪ >> most people think that bob dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960's, the voice of the generation which was a label he detested. you really can't say he is exactly left or right. most people have a misconception about what bo

. >>> i think the legacy of rochester is ongoing. the more rochester embraces its role as the city of compassion, healing, wellness, hospitality, i think our mission is to really make people feel welcome that this is a home away from home . >>> c-span city stores on the road explaining the american story, this we can we take you to rochester, minnesota with the help of spectrum cable partners, located 90 minutes south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in 1864 . >> the mayo clinic is a good neighbor in rochester, they helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects the mayo clinic would never have happened except for the city of rochester. it's a small town, intimate nature that allowed this incubator to expand and became a world presence in medicine . >> we speak with local authors in a city of 115,000. [ singing ] >>> most people think that bob dylan is a leftist or is somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that, a voice of the g

>>rochester drug cope r d c and 2 former executives for illegal distribution of controlled substances. well tonight we're learning more about the scope of that investigation into rochester as well as the ceo's claim of innocence. >>it is the first time executives of a pharmaceutical distributor. and the distributor and south have been charged with drug trafficking the charges are against rochester drug co-operative for r d c one of the nation's largest drug distributors from 2012 to 2017 that shift 10's of millions of highly addictive. oxycodone pills and fentanyl products to pharmacies that it knew were illegally dispensing narcotics federal agents say rdc became the go to source for illicit pharmaceuticals helping to fuel the surge in deaths from opioid overdoses that began in 1999 and accelerated what we realize to the course of our investigation is that many of the pharmacies that were in illicit or complicit in matter. >>would be cut off by others distributors and they would go towards our dc where our dc with very happily start though points to that between 2012 2016 the company

so, our legacy in ibm rochester is hardware development and manufacturing. ibm's business has transformed and we are now a cloud company, an ai company, and a security company. while hardware is still important, our company has evolved into many other areas. and our site here has evolved and reinvented itself many times over the years. and now we have a hybrid cloud team, a watson health team, a finance center. we still do hardware development, which is important for us. we have a patent center. we're a diverse site. while were proud of manufacturing and developing history we're strategic for ibm , in the future and involved -- and have evolved as a location. >> rochester, minnesota is one of many cities we toured to explore the american story. to watch more of our visit to rochester and other cities, go to watch our other cities, go to c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook.com/cspanhistory. week, american artifacts visits historic places. the women'si

we take you to rochester, minnesota. 90 minutes south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in 1864. helped rochester achieved international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic would have never happened except for the city of rochester. it was a small town. the intimate nature of rochester allowed this incubator to expand that became a world presence in medicine. announcer: and we will speak with local authors in this city of 115,000. . >> ♪ come gather around people ♪ >> most people think that bob dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960's, or something like that. in voice of the generation the 1960's, which is a label he detested. i would also say you cannot say he is exactly left or right. i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. announcer: watching c-span's cities tour of rochester, minnesota, saturday at noon eastern on his bantus book tv, and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv, on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. new

to watch more of our visit to rochester and other cities, go to c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. next on lectures in history, american university professor w. joseph campbell teaches a class on the myths about william randolph hearst, yellow journalism and the leadup to the spanish-american war. hearstnks the tale that his class is about 50 minutes. >> good morning. welcome. today we are going to talk about one of the most tenacious media myths in american journalism. it revolves around the suppose he had vow of william randolph hearst to furnish the war with spain at the end of the 19th century. this has been over the years an all-purpose media antic donato. useful in describing any number f media sins and shortcomings, ncluding the scourge of fake news. so what are we talking about here? what are media myths? these are prominent stories media d/or by the news that are widely known and often retold, but which, under scrutiny, under examination, hypochaful or myths. in a way, media myths are cousins to f

a good neighbor here in rochester we hop helped achieved national recognition.in many respects mayo clinic would have never happened except for the city of rochester. it is a small town, intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand and became a world presence in medicine. ♪ most people think bob dylan is a leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that and the voice of the generation of the 1960s, which is a label that he detested. i would also say you really can't say this is exactly left or right. so i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> watch the city's tour of rochester this saturday at noon eastern on c-span2 book tv and a sunday on american history tv on c-span. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> welcome to the policy center at the hudson institute. i'm the chief operating officer and a codirector center on the substance abuse policy research. i want to send a special welcome to those of us joining on c-span and those online

we continue with our look at the history of rochester. ashley: we are with the ro

comom lisa blunt rochesterf rochester delaware and aimee allison of "she th people." thank you. >> thank you. woodruff: as we reporte earlier, for the first time in near three decades, a florid police officer was sentenced to prison time today for shooting to death an african amican man whose car had broken down. the killing in florida is getting national attention, as have a number of cases of police conduct and questionable shootings in recent years. but as amna nawaz tells us, most cases of police misconduct are not in the public eye. a new investigation finds tensho ofands of officers have been investigated or disciplined over the last decade. >> nawaz: reporters around the f countrm the "usa today" network and the non-profit invisible institute, spent more than a year compiling the largest database of misconduct records. they found that at least 85,000 officers have been investigated or disciplined for some 200,000 incidents of alleged misconduct, much of previously unreported to the public. most were minor infractions, but there were still thousands of more seri

in 1864. >> mayo clinic is a good neighbor here in rochester, mayo clinic helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, mayo clinic would have never happened except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, intermittent nature of rochester, that allowed this incubator to expand, that became a world presence in medicine. >> we'll speak with local authors, in the city of 115,000. >> ♪come gather round people, wherever you roam. >> most people think that bob dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that. the voice of the generation of the 1960s which was a label that he detested. i would also say that you really can't say that he's exactly left or right. and so i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> watch c-span city tour of rochester, minnesota, this saturday at noon eastern. on c-span book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> from 1955 until his retirement in 1977, roy wilkins was at th

think the legacy of rochester is really ongoing. the more rochester embraces its role as the city of compassion, , wellness, hospitality, i think our mission is to make people feel welcome this is a home away from home. >> c-span cities tour is on the road, exploring the american story. this weekend, we take you to rochester, minnesota, with the help of our spectrum cable partners. located 90 minutes south of indianapolis, it is home to the mayor clinic since its founding in 18 to four. >> mayo clinic is a good neighbor in rochester. they helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects, it never would've happened except for the city of rochester. small town, the intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand that became a world present in medicine. >> we will speak with local authors in the city of 115,000. ♪ think that bob dylan is leftist or somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960's. the voice of the generation of the 1960's, it was a label he detested. i would also say you

mayo clinic is a good neighbor here in rochester and helped rochester achieve international recognition in many respects it never would have happened except for the city of rochester for the small town intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand and become a world presence in medicine ♪ ♪ most people think bob dylan is a leftist are somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960s or something like that and the voice of the generation of 1960s which is a label that he detested. i would also say you really can't say that he is exactly left or right. most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >>> up next on booktv "after words" georgetown university professor angela examines russia's relationship with the u.s. and the world. interviewed by democratic representative deana titus of nevada. a member of the foreign affairs committee. "after words" is a weekly program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest works. as a political scientist i missed this kind of discussion that your work certainly informed me

in 1864. >> mayo clinic is a good neighbor here in rochester.ayo clinic helped rochester achieve international recognition. in many respects mayo clinic would have never happened except for the city of rochester. it was the small town, the intimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand that became a world presence in medicine. >> and we'll speak with local authors in this city of 115,000. >>. ♪ come gather around people ♪ wherever you roam ♪ >> most people bob dill isn't leftist or smou associated with the hippy movement of the 19 sixth or something like that, the voice of the generation of the 1960s which was label he did he tested. i would also say you can't say he is left or right. i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. >> watch cspan's city's tour of row cheh chester, minnesota. this saturday at noon eastern on cspan2's book t and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history t on cspan3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> congress is in a two-week recess, returnin

douglass then did what he had done so many times in rochester. the sunday after the election, obviously lincoln was re-elected decisively, way over-decisively in the electoral college, but particularly decisively in the popular vote, particularly because of the soldier vote. douglass went to the local black church on the sunday after the election, spring street, african methodist episcopal church. he had spoken there countless times. he could have that pulpit anytime he wanted it. he had given many lecture series there. he'd do four-part lecture series on sunday afternoons all the time, in the 1850s, during the war years, he'd going to spring treat ame. he went to spring street ame the sunday after the election. how important was lincoln's re-election? douglass opened the speech by reading from genesis. "and the dove came into him in the evening and, lo, in her mouth was an olive leaf plucked off. so noah knew that the waters were abated from the earth." that was his text. douglass told the story to his well-churched, mostly black audience of noa

many of these people were friends and had been to rochester as patients. there are also a lot of fun stories. there is a great story of a couple who showed up on the property. this couple showed up and they were from a little town 40 miles from here. they interacted with the family and it was time to go into dinner so they invited them to come into dinner. they sat down and had dinner. when they finished, they got up to say thank you and they said do you always invite perfect strangers into your home? the family said we try to entertain anyone who is around. coupleid we have another who we think would enjoy meeting you. we are in the living room of the home. when the mayo family built the home, there is a wonderful staircase put on the front of the house. guests would be dropped off at the bottom of the staircase and they would make their way up. was theng room entertaining part. it was where they started off entertaining. they would stop in here to have orders and a drink. this is what that room was all about. behind me is a portrait of dr. charles mayo.

[bellringing] >> the legacy of rochester's ongoing.hester embraces role as a city of compassion, wellness, hospitality, our mission is to make people feel welcome in this on the way. >> this weekend we take you to rochester, minnesota, with the help of our spectrum cable partners. located 90 minutes south of minneapolis, rochester has been the home of the mayo clinic since its founding in 18 64. >> the mayo clinic is a good neighbor in rochester. the mayo clinic help rochester achieve international recognition. and many respects the mayo clinic never would have happened except for the city of rochester. it was a small town, the ,ntimate nature of rochester that allowed this incubator to expand into a world presence of medicine. >> we speak with local authors in this city of 115,000. ♪ >> most people think bob dylan is leftist are somehow associated with the hippie movement of the 1960's, or something like that, the voice of the generation of the 1960's, which is a label that he contested. i would also say that you can't really say that

rochester drug cooperative is the nation's sixth largest drug distributor.pharmaceutical chains said today they're going to raise the age the customers are allowed to buy tobacco to 21. walgreens was the first to make that announcement. its new policy goes into effect starting september 1st and late in the day rite aid announced the same policy it would take effect within 90 days. all of this follows a crackdown to help the fda to stop selling tobacco products to young people. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he would propose raising the federal age limit on tobacco sales to 21. >> it's something we do almost every day, we shop and that simple act of shopping produces a legion of data and that data is then often made anonymous and aggregated before getting sold to hedge funds, and those hedge funds then spend billions of dollars a year on the data that can help them get an edge on their trading. leslie picker explains this complicated and not very transparent web of transactions and who is profiting off your data and how. >> you're on your way to

of rochester drug cooperative and prosecutors charged him in the company with conspiring to distribute drugs conspiracy to defraud the united states and failing to file suspicious order reports r.t.c. admitted that it violated federal narcotics laws by shipping dangerous and highly addictive opioids to pharmacies knowing the meds were being sold and used illegally here's the catch our d.c. signed a plea deal in which it will pay a twenty million dollars fine and submit to five years of supervision by an independent monitor in exchange for the government holding off on prosecution r.d.c. reports more than a billion dollars of annual revenue there are other civil suits targeting big pharma companies in the united states including mckesson amerisource bergen and cardinal health but these companies are among the top fifteen fortune five hundred companies in the u.s. with billions of dollars in annual revenue that means a lot of power a lot of resources and a lot of lobbyists on capitol hill for watching the hawks john hardy r t. who are joining us today to discuss the latest litigation inv

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