capitol rotunda? it means what's being celebrated in the u.s. capitalized through the art is not just the founding. but also what happened in the 1h century the gets wrapped up in indian removal and in the concept of manifest destiny of the united states with a god-given right to spread across the atlantic to the pacific. really arguing columbus, de soto and other early explorers and people from european empires who come and conquer the land and its indigenous people are really something to be celebrated in american culture. these don't just stay in the capitol, these paintings. they also end up on the backs of 19th century currency. this for example, this painting of the landing of columbus was used not just on a bank that issued in the 1870s, but also on two stamps in the 19th century. similarly, if we look at the other of those four paintings from the 19th century u.s. capitol rotunda, we see here the baptism of pocahontas. this was completed in 1840. and like the landing of columbus, it also appeared on the reverse of money issued in the 186

i'm very and delighted to welcome this statue of harry truman to the rotunda. it's at a pivotal moment in our nation's future. let's face it, today's world is dangerous. communist is growing more aggressive. putin's russia is mobilizing and escalating. and an iran regime that murders its own people is inching closer. a nuclear weapon. these dangers echo the chaos, the complexity and the scope of the early cold war as we confront these challenges, we have the lessons of harry truman to guide us. lesson number. leadership matters. truman shaped foreign policy by taking principled actions upon the circumstances he faced in march 1947. he laid out the truman doctrine, pledging america would support free peoples against communism. in 1948, he approved the historic berlin airlift, which brought the people of berlin food medicine and even candy for more than a year. this forced the soviets to lift the blockade. truman americans accepted wisdom and he understood a successful u.s. foreign begins with the idea that we should stand by our principle of freedom. harry truma

i have a question on the floor paintings in the rotunda. i am just kind of wondering maybe how you think they should be handled. i am sure some people support removal while others prefer acknowledgment of the inaccuracy and the incorrect celebrations. i think it's really important to acknowledge. tourism is a really important form of education. >> and john, for example, is a great painter. these paintings are renowned for their skill and artistry and beauty. to your point, a lot of both the confederate monument controversy, a lot of those statues are artistic trash, essentially. they are hollow. they are made out of sort of cheap, cheap metal statues turned up mostly in the beginning of the 20th century. it's different to talk about things from an artistic standpoint, something like silent sam at chapel hill being toppled, versus the burning of a vanderbilt painting. when you talk about artistry, i think it does matter. contemporary artists have taken to creating works of art that directly speak to the protest against paintings, including t

the hall of columns as congressional steerage compared to the rotunda.ongside obscure figures like vermont jacob prominent member of the whig party and john goring who invented the ice machine. talk about giving hamilton the cold shoulder. that is what history does to you. you never can tell how you're going to be depicted brick works ironically president roosevelt buys from us at the capitol sipping berman with house speaker. when subject to the white house truman ran past the spot where hamilton now stands. harry truman's grandson sums up the plight of truman and hamilton the capitol ceremony. >> do your duty is true do you just just request it comes to place the capitol rotunda, as they sing in the musical you can bet hamilton is not throwing away his shot. on capitol hill chad pergram fox news. if i've think of her much dad were over three it's way for midterms fox news has it covered. tomorrow at tune in for the big midterm show hosted by dana perino, dana will have the lace and all the key races across the country. that is sunday night at 10:00 p.m

therefore, if you want to lose weight in the rotunda, by no means. evgeny, you see, zhenya, i am the best teacher of decent manners for resting men, so you can immediately change to another table. and i'm not scared. yes, brave little tailor. i'm afraid you'll have to change, i don't think the rest home, vladimir you're very lucky. you are between two marin, make a wish, but i already made a wish, but no one asks you. vladimir admit you are here for the first time for the first time, and i go here every year. you might even say i am. i must confess to you. why are you coming here ? the air here is something . come, thank you marina. you ate almost nothing, you are also starving. no, i just don’t want seeds according to the fifth day method. if you want pumpkin cheeses, you must not fry them remove mucus from the rectum, intestines, cleanse the digestive tract eugene we have 30 days ahead. i hope we take a couple of minutes to study how the digestive tract works. dear friends, there will be a celebration on the horns. look, the bank is an evening dres

hamilton's now exiled to the hall of columns, it's one floor below the capitol rotunda and not exactly the room where it happens. >> the place he's been moved to is on the lower floor and lease prestige yous in the rise in recent years. first ron's biography and the tony winning museum and it's steerage and hal hamilton standg along obscure figures and jacob a prominent member of the wig party and john go the ice ma seen and talk about giving hamilton the cold shoulder. >> you never can tell how you're going to be depicted. >> ironically when president roosevelt died, hamilton was sipping bourbon at the capitol and summenned to the white house, truman ran past the spot where the statue stands. harry truman's grandson summed up the flight of true man and the ceremony. >> do your duty and his reigns leading does you justice. >> coming in place in the capitol rotunda and in the musical. bet that hamilton isn't throwing away his shot. on capitol hill, chad purgrim, fox news. >> tough luck alex sandser. coming up, very special friends of queen elizabeth ii arrive the the gates to pay their

i left statuary hall and i walked into the rotunda, and i know all of you have seen the rotunda, and many of you have been there. it is where every president including president lincoln and president kennedy have laid in state. it's where the statues of men like washington and jefferson and lincoln and grant and eisenhower, ford, reagan, they encircled halls, and again, against every wall were brave men and women who had been fighting a battle for our capital that they. in the rotunda, there is also a series of paintings. they encircled the walls, and there are paintings that were done by george trumbull. one of those paintings in particular, they all have early american history. but one of them depicts the moment in 1793 where george washington resigned his commission. when he handed control of the continental army back to congress. and, trumbull, who painted this, says he thought this was one of the highest moral lessons ever given to the world. to volunteer handing back power. it began the peaceful transfer of power in this nation. if you go back and you listen to the inaugural ad

time for a night cap, congressional leaders dedicated a new statue in the capitol rotunda of harry s.man, there is controversy on who they removed to make room for give them hell harry, chad pergram has that story from capitol hill. >> everybody knows that erin burr killed hamilton in a duel. very few people know that harry trum an also did it alexander hamilton. the heart of american democracy and replaced hamilton with likeness of president truman. >> may this statue which will stand at the heart of the capitol serve as symbol of our commitment to democracy. >> statues of presidents populate the rotundra. monument to women who foughts for the right to vote. >> don't want to remove martin luther king or the women, he has been relegated. >> it is like real estate, all that matters is location, location, location. >> hamilton is exiled to the hall of columns, one floor below the capitol rotunda, and not the room where it happens. >> the place he's been moved to is on the lower floor and probably the least prestigious of the places. >> hamilton stock saw rise in the last years. the hall

just look at what a beautiful flower garland encircles the building under the dome of the rotunda rotundatin round. this beautiful chapel was built in 1908 by architects. and the artist, tadeusz rastorovsky, crowned the cupola with a cross. far from the chapel there was a family cemetery from the kernts to the present day some family burials of the family from the kirmonts and the remains of tomb sculptures have been preserved. sergei nikolaevich in your time with kirm you turned into a young economic and cultural center of this region. here. tell me more about it. and i also know that they are far away. there was a chic very beautiful palace. really. in fact, the young was , so to speak, the cultural capital of the former times, the cultural economic industrial capital. uh, s, kermonts, in general, a unique genus and the owners of the young, for example, alexander with kerman. he is building in belarus the first sugar factory in our country for the production of arahinade sugar. in 1830, the plant was small, it produced 360 pounds. the work did not last long, because one of the versions

rotunda from the latin for round, this beautiful chapel was built in 1908 by architects.tist, tadeusz rastorovsky, crowned the cupola with a cross. far from the chapel there was a family cemetery from lermontov, some family burials from the kirmontov family and the remains of gravestone sculptures have survived to this day. sergei nikolaevich in his time with a kirm turned the young into the economic and cultural center of this region. here. tell me more about it. and i know that it's not far there was a very beautiful palace here. really. in fact, the young was, so to speak, the former cultural capital of the cultural economic industrial capital. e. skerman, you are generally a unique family and the owners of molodov, for example, alexander and kerman, he is building in belarus the first in our country, a sugar factory for the production of arahinada sugar in 1830, the plant was small. e, producing 360 pounds of sugar a year did not last long, because one of the versions of the fire - these are landowners who did not have such a plant, the manufacturer alexander from kir

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rotunda.of the rotunda. it's staggering to listen to this. if some of these candidates who continue to lie about january 6th or the 2020 election get voted into office a month from now, what does that say about the state of our democracy, that some of these views may get cemented into the alternate reality some are living in in this country? >> it's obvious bs. he knows it's a lie. i'm sure he's seen the pictures of the rioters coming in and harming our police officer. that wasn't people politely staying within a rope line. it's just ridiculous that he would say that. his own leader, mitch mcconnell, called it an insurrection right after the riot. lying to the public is not the right thing to do as a public official. he should really be ashamed of himself for comments like that. how do you face these police officers who really saved our lives, including his life, how do you face them after saying that this was just people staying within the rope lines. it's really -- it's not right. >> finally

i got arrested in the united states capitol, in the rotunda, fighting for health care. now, i pass through that rotunda nowadays on the way to my office where i right the medicaid legislation. >> peach tree city where many of the residents travel by golf cart. it's in fayette county, increasingly competitive in recent years. democrats here feel pretty good about their chances. they believe they can flip this county blue. e eva mckend, peach tree, georgia. >>> u.s. senator lindsey graham has asked the supreme court to block a subpoena from a georgia special grand jury which is investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the republican lawmaker filed the request after an appellate court ruled that the grand jury could seek testimony from him, and that his efforts to exhort georgia election officials are not constitutionally protected as he has claimed. >>> hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in southwestern iran on friday. many of them chanting "death to the dictator" outside a police station. the protests come three weeks after dozens were

i got arrested in the united states capitol in the rotunda fighting for health care.ow i pass through that rotunda nowadays on my way to my office writing medicaid legislation. >> reporter: many travel by golf cart, much of the city accessible by cart. it's in fayette county. that's a county that's become increasingly competitive in recent years. democrats at that rally with warnock feel confident they can flip that county blue. boris, amara? >> thanks to eva mckend for that report. >>> still ahead, a demand for documents and an order to testify. the january 6th committee hitting former president trump with a formal subpoena. the question, of course, will he comply, and what does it mean for his other looming legal troubles. >>> plus, the epa launches a federal civil rights investigation into the jackson, mississippi, water crisis. was racial discrimination used against black residents when it came to treatments? we'll tell you what the agency is looking at and how long the probe could take. >>> plus, latino voters could play a major role on election day, and the issu

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the missouri congressional delegation unveiled a bronze statue of harry truman to the us capitol rotunda and at 1:30 p.m. eastern to mark the 50th anniversary of the return of american w's from vietnam in 1973 author alvin townley talks about their harrowing experience and the work of the national league of pow mia families to bring them home. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find this fall schedule on your program guide or watch anytime online at c-span.org. >> weekends are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories and on sunday tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors.funding comes from these television companies and more including comcast. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to great wi-fi enabled lists so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything . comcast along with these television companies supports c-span2 as a public service. >> joining us on book tv is author tom nichols, his most recent book is called our own

stayed within the rope line in the rotunda. police officers were beaten. staff members in the capitol, senators themselves, testimony in this trial, were under security. we've seen flag poles used. senator johnson at one point almost -- i don't know how to say it, casually says, well, we did learn how to use i aflag pole as a weapon that day. to say it's not an armed insurrection is what? >> wrong. it's hard to believe -- and i hate to directly contradict a senator. but he is -- you know, he was there. he's seen this. and you know, there's been a lot of obfuscation after the event. i mean, it was a violent event. it's pretty chilling testimony going on in that court case of how much more violent people wanted it to be. i think one thing that we are watching for is what's going to happen with the january 6th commission and are they going to get a report out before the election. i mean, that was always the intention, is to remind people -- which is one reason the republicans hate it. is to remind people that -- what occurred. and

it's obviously still bad today, in the uva rotunda.it has little touches from throughout his travels, battalion marble for example. it's really, i think, one of his masterpieces. >> -- politics. when he went to europe, that was before the french revolution, he was back before the revolution. and he really enjoyed the french, i'm not real familiar with jefferson but he liked the french. did that trip impact his politics a lot when he came back to the states and went on through the presidency? >> yes, yes, absolutely, yes. i talk about, that i have a whole chapter on jefferson at the lead up to the french revolution in the early days. i think this really propelled him into his politics. so, if you remember, back on the eight different subjects he set out for young americans, politics was one of them. by this, he meant how did common people live and how did the politics of the country affect them. he loved traveling around and trying to guess the politics are the political situation based on how people were living. when he went to germany

, he put one there too, which is beautiful which is obviously still there today in the uva rotunda it has little touches from throughout his travels. it has carrara marble for example, so it's really it's really i think one of his masterpieces. whatever so when he went to europe that was before the french revolution, he was back before the revolution and he really enjoyed the french. i i'm not real familiar with jefferson. so he liked the french so did that trip impact his politics a lot when he came back to the states and went on through the presidency yes. yes. absolutely. yes, i think in fact i talk about that. i have a whole chapter on jefferson and kind of the lead up to the french revolution the early days. i think this really propelled him into his politics. so so if you remember back on the the different eight subjects he set out for for the young americans politics was one of them and by this he meant how did common people live and how did the politics of a country affect them? so he loved traveling around and kind of just trying to guess the politics or the political situati

san jose city hall is lit up tonight in support of the women of iran the building rotunda and tower are showing the colors of the iranian flag. it's a show of solidarity with demonstrators who for nearly a month now have been protesting the death of a 22 year old woman. she died while in custody of iran's morality police for allegedly wearing her head scarf to loosely san jose mayor sam. licardo said in a statement that his city demands iran's government and all governments honor the autonomy and freedom of women, an oakland woman is celebrating a major accomplishment boy. yeah, she's been awarded the prestigious macarthur foundation genius grant for some really life-saving work and they actually tricked me they told me that they needed me to provide a reference for someone and so i called them back right away because i know how important that can be and then they said no we called you under false pretenses. you've actually won the birth or fellowship. how they got her preteen crystal is a healthy justice lawyer. she's also co-founder of imac the initiative for medicines access and know

san jose city hall is lit up tonight in support of the women of iran the building rotunda and tower are showing the colors of the iranian flag. it's a show of solidarity with demonstrators who for nearly a month now have been protesting the death of a 22 year old woman. she died while in custody of iran's morality police for allegedly wearing her head scarf to loosely san jose mayor sam. licardo said in a statement that his city demands iran's government and all governments honor the autonomy and freedom of women, an oakland woman is celebrating a major accomplishment boy. yeah, she's been awarded the prestigious macarthur foundation genius grant for some really life-saving work and they actually tricked me they told me that they needed me to provide a reference for someone and so i called them back right away because i know how important that can be and then they said no we called you under false pretenses. you've actually won the birth or fellowship. how they got her preteen crystal is a healthy justice lawyer. she's also co-founder of imac the initiative for medicines access and know

capitol rotunda period at 1:30 p.m.th anniversary of the year return of american pows in vietnam in 1973, they talk about their harrowing experience in the work of the national league of pow mia families to bring them home. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturday on c-span2, and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online at any time on c-span.org/history. >> this year's democratic nominee for arizona governor, katie hobbs met with voters in the phoenix area, taking questions and talking about various issues, including education and animal welfare. >> g

tonight the san jose city hall tower and rotunda are glowing to reflect the colors of a filipino flag. this october marks a special anniversary of filipino. american history month abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains. on display and downtown san jose filipino american history culture and contributions made here at home a celebration marking 30 years of filipino american history month the month-long observance commemorates the first recorded presence of filipinos in the continental united states ancestors who arrived in what is now morro bay on october 18th 1587 every time i come to this event. i'm reminded that needs so much for this country. and for the new ones the young ones they're coming now. i'm really proud to be part of this community and i'm lucky that i even have this community here in san jose local. willam groups in city leaders are behind the annual flag raising and lighting ceremony spotlighting this special anniversary. it's meant to put attention on the community's contributions to american life that many feel has sat in historical shadows stories that are

tonight the san jose city hall tower and rotunda are glowing to reflect the colors of a filipino flag. this october marks a special anniversary of filipino. american history month abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains. on display and downtown san jose filipino american history culture and contributions made here at home a celebration marking 30 years of filipino american history month the month-long observance commemorates the first recorded presence of filipinos in the continental united states ancestors who arrived in what is now morro bay on october 18th 1587 every time i come to this event. i'm reminded that needs so much for this country. and for the new ones the young ones they're coming now. i'm really proud to be part of this community and i'm lucky that i even have this community here in san jose local. willam groups in city leaders are behind the annual flag raising and lighting ceremony spotlighting this special anniversary. it's meant to put attention on the community's contributions to american life that many feel has sat in historical shadows stories that are

home from work, what does he say wife and how does it all look in the media space of valentina's rotunda did he appear before we didn't see who this janitor was there and his previously big 5-7 have already been changed what do you think they pulled out this uh egg for oh really here are a few aspects. well, first of all, you say why exactly him? well, you think there was a big choice, well, that is, it turns out that the entire russian army is excluded. refined intellectuals, intellectuals have all finished the entire point. yes, all tall, fit , strong people can climb the horizontal bar and pull themselves up there. there 25 times, well, no, this is the classic image of a russian general, by the way, it is also a very interesting point that if we look at the history of the russian empire, there were a lot of really talented, extraordinary soldiers figures, but if we look at russian literature, then this gentleman is an illustration of the history of one city, sltykov shchedrid well, hey, she said a tooth , yes, that is, to the classical understanding of the general in russian culture,

at the city hall rotunda. it honors environmental heroes who have made an impact in conservation. dan ashley will be the master of ceremonies for the event. reggie: stephen curry launching a graphic novel for kids. it is releasing any fall of 2024. the novels will focus on his career. last month he released a children's picture book. he hopes to instill excitement and love for reading with the new project. kumasi: denny's -- disney's hit film encanto was the inspiration for a haunted house. reggie: he said they love the movie so much they decided to dress their house to feature it. and halloween's past, he has turned to ghost buster and titanic themed displays. neighbors say they love his creativity. kumasi: look at the flowers. reggie: that is nice. i don't understand what it has to do with the movie. why are they skeletons? kumasi: because they like the movie. reggie: ok. lisa: you guys can discuss that. i didn't see the movie. reggie: well, they are not dead. lisa: maybe halloween. kumasi: the halloween version. reggie: maybe coco would have been a better one because they are a

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the san jose city hall town -- city townhall and rotunda were glowing with the colors of the filipino flag for filipino history month. amanda del castillo explains. amanda: on display in downtown san jose, filipino history, culture and contributions, the celebration marking 30 years of filipino history month. the month-long observance records the first presence of filipinos in the united states who arrived in what is now morro bay, 1857. >> every time i come to this event i am reminded of those people that did so much for this country and for the new ones, the young ones coming now. >> i'm proud to be part of this community and i'm lucky we have this community. amanda: local groups and city leaders are behind the flag raising and lighting ceremony. it is meant to put attention on the community's contributions to american life that many feel has sat in shadows, stories finally being told. >> we have that responsibility to ourselves and our families and larger collectives to tell the stories accurately, fully, and completely. >> there is an old adage -- all of us must look to our roots

at the city how -- all rotunda. it honors environmental heroes. our very own abc seven news anchor is master of ceremonies. reggie: steph curry munching a new graphic -- wanting a new graphic novel. it releases in fall of 2024 and four novels will be published focusing on his career. last month, he released a children's picture book. he hopes that this will grow kids love for reading. kumasi: it is looking like winter in the sierra. a strong cold front brought gusty winds and cold conditions to the tahoe area. the snow lab posted a video on social media and there is no in the mountains over the weekend -- snow in the mountains over the weekend. reggie: my friend was up there this weekend. he was posting picks like this. it shocked me to see it. lisa: when i look at the graphics and they say rain in the seven or 10 day alex, i said -- outlook, i say -- temperatures in the teens and low 20's in truckee. the air is cold and that is why the national weather service issued a frost advisory until 9:00 and some of the valleys have cool air draining and n

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the san jose city hall tower and rotunda were glowing friday night to reflect the colors of the filipino flag. this october marks a special anniversary of filipino american history month. amanda del castillo leo explains. >> on display in downtown san jose, filipino american history. a celebration marking 30 years of filipino american history month. the month-long observance commemorates the first recorded presence of filipinos in the continental united states, ancestors who arrived on october 18, 1587. >> i am reminded that those people that did so much for this country and for the new ones coming now. >> i am proud to be part of this community. i am lucky i have this community. reporter: local groups and city leaders are behind the annual flag raising and lighting ceremony. it is meant to put attention on the community's contributions to american life. stories that are finally being cold today. >> we have that responsibility to ourselves and our families to tell those stories accurately. >> there is an old filipino adage. all of us must look to our roots and who we are. reporter: organ

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the san jose city hall tower and rotunda were glowing friday night to reflect the colors of the filipino flag. october march the special anniversary of filipino american history month. amanda del castillo jo explains. >> on display in downtown san jose, filipino american history, culture and contributions made here at home, a celebration marking 30 years of filipino american history month. the month-long observance commemorates the first recorded presence of filipinos in the continental united states, ancestors who arrived in what is now laurel bay on october 15, a 1857. >> i am reminded of those people that did so much for this country and for the new ones, the young ones coming now. >> i'm proud to be part of this community. and i'm lucky that i even have this community here in san jose. >> local groups and city leaders are behind the annual flag raising and lighting ceremony, spotlighting the special anniversary. it is meant to put attention on the community's contributions to american life that many feel has historical shadows, stories finally being told today. >> we have the respons