. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring san jose, california. san jose is located 50 miles south of san francisco on the southern end of the day. we recently visited many sites showcasing the city's rich history. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. museum, wet of the call it leaving for camp. .orced removal leave. to pack up and that was the order by the army. there was no chance for anybody to escape being non-japanese -- if you were mixed, the husband , they need tose stay in the home. the majority moved with the family to the camp. when the eviction order was written, we were uncertain of what was going to happen to us. report, myction to brother and myself, we sign up. we were given time limits. we report may 23, but on a train and taken off that we were put on a train and take off. what you can carry coming you can take. that's it. until then, we were unsure what was going to happen to us. -- we would be allowed to stay. aliens will be going to the camp. , we were alle out classified as one. that is when we los

weekend the c-span city's tour along with comcast cable partners will explore the history of san jose, california, hear about silicon valley, google facebook and apple. the mercury news talks about the success and challenges silicon valley has had on san jose and the region. >> it is booming. it is absolutely rampant. that raises the possibility that things will go in the other direction as they have in the past. >> then author, talks about his book, not so golden after all. >> if you know anything about california, i'm a native born californian and studied this state 50 years or more, you realize that this state is so topsy-turvy, it's like a roller coaster gone bad. it can be a boom state economically one year, it can be in the hole $30 billion the next. >> on sunday 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv we'll take you to the beginnings of san jose. >> it was moved from its original location to this location here in proper downtown san jose and the adobe is the the last remaining structure. >> then to the lick observatory. >> it was really going through a hey day of discovery, this telescope

. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring san jose, california. the city to her staff recently city's a showcase of the history. in 1943, the international business machines corporation, or ibm, opened its first west coast manufacturing facility in san jose. later, the city was dubbed the capital of silicon valley. learn more all weekend here on american history tv. >> november of 1777, a group of 66 settlers moved down from the presidio in san francisco and came here, to san jose to establish a pueblo. the pueblo was moved from its original location to this downtownhere in proper san jose. the adobe that they see behind us is the last remaining structure of that pueblo, as built in 1797. in the mid-1770's, california at that time was settled by the spaniards. and they had two different establishments at the time. weread presidio's, which operated and founded by the military, and you had the missions that were established by the franciscan priests. they were up and down california, from san diego all the way to san francisco at the time. until that

announcer: all weekend, american history tv is featuring san jose, california. staff recently visited many sites showcasing his history. it is california's third-largest city. learn more about san jose all weekend, here on american history tv. announcer: >> james was a wealthy businessman in the san francisco bay area back in 1800. his portion was over $3 million in the 1860's and he wanted to be remembered. georgia davidson, the president of the california academy of sciences and james, and a strong number, showed him what satellite look like through a telescope and they were the factors that convinced him that a scientific monument was the right way to go. he decided he wanted he -- the greatest telescope superior to any in existence constructed as his memorial and he gave about $700,000 of his fortune to form the lick observatory. this telescope is his monument. the construction of this observatory actually took quite a long time and started in the 1870's. mount hamilton was an unoccupied mountain, there was no road to the top, so they convinced santa clara co

her staffies to recently traveled to san jose, california, to learn about its rich history. learn more about san jose and other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend come every weekend, on c-span 3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service a

san jose was founded in november 1777 as california's first civilian settlement. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. >> right now, we are in the revolution exhibit at the computer history museum in mountain view california. behind me are over 1000 artifacts that tell about the history of computing, going back to thousand years. it is laid out into 19 galleries, each one focuses on a certain theme or object from the history of computing. one of those themes is real-time control. here we look at things like pacemakers for hearts. these are computer systems that must function. they're not like your laptop, which can crash once in a while and the worst is that you lose your work. if a pacemaker crashes, you die. the oldest item is a set of what are called napier's bones, small ivory counting sticks from the 17th century. the most recent thing we have is an iphone, the first model. we are in the punchcard gallery. behind me you see a replica of an eight t 90 census machine. -- 1890 census machine. the bureau of the census had just finished

san jose. because he was a survivor of the a well-knownhe was name at the time. as california discussed statehood, he had a prominent voice here. he promoted san jose to be the capital of california. they were able to look in the first capital of the state of california in san jose. under the promise that james reed would build a state calls -- statehouse for the first meeting of the legislature. for those who came here in 1849 it is raining and i continued to rain. was as as first acts legislature to start the motion to move the capital to another location. two years later, the capital that went upn jose further north. rain has played an important part of our history here. first they washed out the original site of the city. also washed out san jose being the capital of california. other cities to her recently traveled to san jose, california, to learn about its rich history. learn more about san jose and other stops on our two or at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on his pantry. >> and the civil war, a panel of historia

a weekend american history tv is featuring san jose, california. the citycently visited to showcase its history. in 1943 the international business machines corporation or their west coast manufacturing in san jose. it was later deemed the capital of silicate and valley. >> in november of 1777 a group and6 settlers moved down came here to san jose and established themselves. this was moved from its original location to this location here to proper downtown san jose. the thing that is behind us is the last remaining structure which was built in 1777. mid-1770's, california at that time was settled by the spaniards. they had two different establishments at the time. foundedre operated and by the military and missions that were established by the franciscan priests. these went to san diego to san francisco at the time. nothat point you had city-based establishment. had a lott time you of native americans running through california, it was the intent of the spaniards to christianize the native americans who were established year. at this time also, you

american history tv is featuring san jose, california. in 1943, the international business machines corporation, or ibm, open its first wet coast manufacturing the silly -- west coast manufacturing facility in san jose. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. right now we are in the revolution exhibit in on view, california. behind me are a 1000 artifacts that tells the history of computing, going back 2000 years or 80 it is late and you 19 galleries, each one of which focuses on a certain theme or object from the history of computing. for example, one of the themes is real-time control, so here we look at things like pacemakers for hearts. these are computer systems that ones that can not crash once in a while. a pacemaker crashes, you die. the oldest item is a set of nez perce bones.- nez they are from the 17th century. -- seven century. -- seven century. the most recent thing we have is an iphone. in 1890, the bureau of defense had just finished the 1880 census. the census is required we take in every 10 years

all weekend american history tv is featuring san jose, california. recentlyities or staff visited many sites showcasing its history. san jose is california cost third-largest city and the 10th largest city in america. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. good morning. i'm bill worthington, it onto here at the computer history museum in mountain view, california. i was a programmer for the 1401. back in the timeframe we are looking at, in the 1930's, 19 is 1950's, -- 1940's, each hole representing a piece of information whether a 01, 2, -- 0, 1, 2, 3. or it could be alphabetic information. this is the means of storing information, it was the key for every business in the 1930's, 1940's, 1950's. when i started working for a bank on the east coast where they were in need of programmers, but their business ran on punch cards, 1401's were installed. what only go ahead, and we need to get some data ready? we are going to need a volunteer also to comment. why don't you give a hand here? installed. what debbie has done is to type

it also washed out san jose being the capital of california. the rain of december 1849. >> c-span's city to her recently , toted many sites are it learn more go to our website at c-span.org/cities. isthis part of the museum how people were forced to move if we were forced we had to pack up and leave. that was an order from the army. was japanese or in a mixed marriage. ,f the husband had to stay home we were uncertain what would happen. the instruction to report back to sign up and were given a time limit. to be taken off. you can take only what you can carry. that was the whole thing. what we -- we did not know what was going to happen to us or it if we were born here like myself, we would be allowed to stay but our parents would had to go to a camp. that was the idea we had. as one,all classified we lost our citizen ship rights, we were given a ted and had a family number. was 322 four.er we then had our last names put on there to verify who we were. , thewas our designation majority was there. pomona, i goto that we would live in one room. t

. >> watch cspan's cities tour of san jose, california, saturday at noon eastern on cspan 2's book tv. and sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on cspan 3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> more now from the recent cpac meeting with the governors of kentucky, kansas, arizona and wisconsin. they talked about their experience as conservative executives and discussed the advantages of localized control over budgets. this is about 40 minutes. >>> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our next session. the state's versus the state. how governors are reclaiming america's promise. please welcome -- and governor scott walker of wisconsin. or moderator from the harry bradley foundation, richard ghraiber. ♪ >> got it? >> good morning, everyone. my name is rick, i'm president of the bradley foundation. it is great to be here. our topic today is federalism. and certainly over our lifetimes, we've witnessed a frightening and really disturbing expansion of federal government. far beyond what our founders ever anticipated, and they truly did wor

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city tour along with comcast cable partners will explore the literary life and history of san jose, californiarday at noon eastern on book tv. hear about silicon valley, home to many of the world's largest high-tech corporations including google, facebook and apple. tech business reporter ethan baron of the mercury news talk about the success and challenges silicon valley has had on san jose and the region. >> silicon valley is booming. absolutely rampant. and that raises the possibility that things will go in the other direction and as they have in the past. >> then author larry gerstan talks about his book, not so golden after all. >> if you know anything about california, and i'm a native born californian, you know this state is so topsy-turvey. like a roller coast are gone bad. it can be a boom state economically, one year it can be in the hole. $30 billion the next. >> we will take you to the beginnings of san jose. >> it was moved fromity original vacation to this location here, in downtown san jose. and the adobe we see behind us is the last remaining structure of that pueblo built in 1

. >> our visit to san jose california continues with local author libreville b, who talked about the role of southern women during and after the civil war in her book worth a dozen men. >> that took place over three days in 90 degrees heat and cost thousands of courses on the battlefield. there are thousands of corpses of course on the battlefield and all those corpses are running so you think about the stench that theyhad to deal with and you

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. >> our visit to san jose california continues with local author libreville b, who talked about the role of southern women during and after the civil war in her book worth a dozen men. >> that took place over three days in 90 degrees heat and cost thousands of courses on the battlefield. there are thousands of corpses of course on the battlefield and all those corpses are running so you think about the stench that theyhad to deal with and you think about field hospitals , where limbs are being educated. there is an incredible amount of blood, there is pretty horrific smells because once you get infection to saying, things like gangrene, these women had to deal with some pretty horrific sights and sounds and things that they were not accustomed to but they also had to deal with the fact that a lot of men didn't want them there and maybe the book is worth a dozen men, women and nursing in civil war sound, early in the war the confederacy was very disorganized compared to the union. theconfederacy did not create an overarching medical system until the end of 1862 so there was a gap in

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long, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of san jose california. to learn more about the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue with our look at the history of san jose. are at the mining museum in santa clara, california.

>> our visit to san jose, california, continues with local author libra hilde as she talks about the role of southern women in her book, "worth a dozen men." there were thousands of corporations on the gettysburg battlefield, and there are thousands of corpses of horses on the battlefield, and all of those are swelling and rotting, so you think about the stench that people had to deal with. and then you think about a field hospital where limbs are being amputated, right? there's an incredible amount of blood. there is a pretty horrific smell because once you get infections that set in, things like gangrene, it smells awful. these women had to deal with some pretty horrific sights and sounds and things that they were not accustomed to, but they also had to deal with the fact that a lot of men didn't want them there. the name of the book is "worth a dozen men." early in the war the confederacy was very disorganized compared to the union. they did not create an overarching medical system until the end of 1862, so there was a gap of medical care in there. and that created this opportunit

. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring san jose, california. aaff recently visited showcase of the city history. in 1943, the international business machine corporation or ibm opened its first west coast manufacturing facility in san jose. later, the city was dubbed the capital of silicon valley. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. >> james lick was a wealthy businessman.

. >>> this low income housing market the san jose, california, just broke ground. i almost didn't happen. the developer said it took years for him to lien up the investors, partners he and builders, for the housing development for the homeless where zechblts wound 34 units would put 34% toward rent. it goes for about $2,000. then came election day. >> in a nut shell, we got trumped. >> he meant that it rattled the housing market. once trump got elected, a corporate tax cut the isn't as likely. so the developers are saying some investors getting cold feet including the one behind the second street studios. >> we were literally driving to the title office an talking to the city of san jose. when we were ready to go, they backed off. our lenders committed any way and we wound up meeting with the investors later on. >> eventually the investors stayed in the project leaving a game. the city stepped in and paid it. morgan isn't alone. they said shovel ready projects across the country are in jeopardy of losing funding because of under certainty in the affordable housing

second to promote the c-span cities tour that stops in san jose, california. we take book tv and american history tv on the road. all of our offerings appeared together in a blog featuring some of the city's best nonfiction authors, including the book "not so golden after all:. the rise and fall of california" -- all: the rise and fall of california." california, you is soe that this state topsy-turvy. it is like a roller coaster gone bad. state be a boom economically one year, it can be hole $30 billion the next. it can in brace immigrants like in the past, it can be the state that it says it has been -- done everything to make them feel uncomfortable. flowing water, enabling everybody to grow, and it can be a state with five years or six years later with nothing to drink. there are so many extremes in california. just when we think we are getting on top of things -- [laughter] we fall down. that is it is the rise and fall. it comes and goes, and down. at the end of the day, it is the most exciting place to be. host: that is larry gersten, part of our hour-lo

. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring san jose, california, c-span cities tour staff recently visited showcases about the city's history, in 1943, the international business machines corporation, or ibm, opened its first west coast manufacturing's -- facility in san jose and later the city was dubbed the capital of silicon valley, learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. >> james was a wealthy businessman in the san francisco

announcer: watch c-span's cities tour of san jose, california.orking with our cable affiliates visiting cities across the country. vice president pence was in james hill, wisconsin, with paul ryan to talk about economies -- the economy and jobs with small business owners. he was asked about his use of a private email as governor of indiana and responded to a question on attorney general jeff sessions and the 2016 presidential election. >> why you decided to use your private email -- our pence: i am confident even all practices were in full compliance with all of indiana's laws that in my service as vice

now in the sweet 16 out in san jose, california, the west virginia mountaineers, the dance is overme.ll to gonzaga 61-58. the bulldogs moving onto the elite eight and joining them is oregon who beat michigan earlier today. fans excited for opening day. they are running back from flori the fourth. cabrera looks like he's asking for time. doesn't get it. instead he gets strike two petitioning angel hernandez. hits it up the gap to right field, but he still chirping. he gets thrown out of there. no exit, though, in the visitors dougout so cabrera takes his good old sweet time walk in to right field. you don't really see this every day. the nats would win it 1-0 and cabrera played one season with the nationals back in 2014. >> that's right. >> chirping is what you call it, >>> pictures of former president obama grace the portrait gal ley exhibit. the presidential gallery is the country's only complete collection of presidential portraits outside the white house. in one he's got a (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? could stop itself? in

all weekend american history tv is featuring san jose, california. recentlyities or staff visited many sites showcasing its history. san jose is california cost third-largest city and the 10th largest city in america. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american

and we visit san jose california to talk with local authors and visit the city's literary sites. it all happened this weekend on book tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors and books. television for serious readers. now we kick off our book tv program with john tamny. he takes a critical look at the federal reserve. >> john tamny is with us today. he is a senior fellow at the foundation. an editor of rcl

. >> this weekend, the c-span cities tour will explore the literary life and history of san jose, california saturday at noon eastern. hear about silicon valley, home to many of the world largest high-tech corporations. ethan barren of the mercury news talks about the success and challenges silicon valley has had on san jose and the region. >> silicon valley is booming. it is absolutely rampant. that raises the possibility that things will go in the other direction as they have in the past. >> larry girsten talks about his book. >> if you know anything about staternia, i studied this 50 years or more, you realize this state is so topsy-turvy. it is like a roller coaster gone bad. it can be a boom state economically one year, it can be in the hole $30 million the next. >> sunday at 2 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we will take you to the beginnings of san jose. >> the pablo was moved from its original location to this location. adobe behind us is the last remaining structure of that pu eblo. >> adobe behind us is the then e observatory, home to one of the largest refractor telescopes in

flight 43 was heading to honolulu from san jose, california but before take off it was delayed to replace a part. it left two hours late but after an hour in the air the pilot said part failed again. passengers said they had to fly in circles for four hours, to burn off fuel before returning. >> i could see them turning around. >> over and over again. >> yes. >> frustrated but okay. >> we're tired but it happens. >> she has a good attitude. satellite imagery shows the flight's unusual course. it made 10 loops over ocean, passengers had to rebook their flight, the next flight to hawaii leaves today. reason they do that because a lot of planes you don't want to land with a full tank of fuel because the plane is heavier so if you have a hard landing it can damage equipment. they circle in emergencies and stuff like that. >> speaking of hawaii wouldn't that be nice. >> today is not bad. >> this is the calm before the storm. >> yes, calm before temperatures drop down pretty significantly. we're waking up to extremely mild conditions. what a big change, monday morning we had 20. yesterday morni

. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring san jose, california. san jose is located 50 miles south of san francisco on the southern end of the day. we recently visited many sites showcasing the city's rich history. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history

here from san jose california and here to meet klay thompson. they play their position and pass the ball. is klay one of your favorite players? he is and my number one and i'm very excited to meet him.>( james ) no word on if everyone had a chance to get an autograph. the warriors play the 76ers tomorrow. ( robin ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a bay area officer beats a man and it's all caught on camera.. we'll show you the video that's going viral this morning.( james ) plus.... an emergency situation in new york expected today... we'll explain how much cold weather and snow they are expecting.( robin ) and after the break. a man is shot on a bay area freeway and dies... we'll go back to his church and take a look back at how he's remembered. and here's a live look outside...san mateo we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... congress is demanding that president trump hand over any proof by today supporting his claim that former president obama wiretapped his phones. that means

. >> watch c-span's cities tour of san jose, california, on saturday at noon and sunday. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> tonight on c-span 3, the chief adviser to the president of afghanistan. then interviews with freshman members of congress tom o'halleran and al lawson. then a gathering of the governors at the national meeting of the governors association. >>> the dheef achief adviser to afghanistan's president was in washington, d.c. today where he discussed the security situation, efforts to fight government corruption, and economic development. this is 90 minutes. >> you have mr. qayoumi's biography and the details. what i think is really critical, however, is he is the chief adviser to president ghani in dealing with infrastructure, human capital, and technology. far too often when we talk about afghanistan, we talk about it in terms of practical events, military encounters, the number of advisers or the numbers of troops. but the future of afghanistan and the success of any kind of counterinsurgency campaign is a matter

cities tour along with our comcast cable partners will explore the literate life and history of san jose, californiarday at noon eastern on booktv here about silicon valley, hope to meet at the worlds largest tech corporation including google, facebook and apple. tech business reporter of the mercury news talks about the successes and challenges silicon valley has had on san jose and the region. >> silicon valley is booming. it is absolutely rampant, and that raises the possibility that things will go in the other direction as they have in the past. speeding if you know anything about california, among other things i'm a nativeborn californians and i've studied this state 50 years or more, you realize that this state is so topsy-turvy. it's like a roller coaster gone bad. it can be a boom state economically one year, they can be in the whole $30 billion the next. >> on sunday at two p.m. eastern on american history tv, we will take you to the beginnings of sandals as we visit the adobe. >> anwas moved from its original location to this location here, and the adobe you see behind us is the last remai

announcer: this weekend, c-span's cities tour will explore the literary life of san jose, california.aturday at noon, here about silicon valley, home to many of the world's largest tech competitions -- corporations. talkedbusiness reporter about the success and challenges silicon valley has had on san jose and the region. >> silicon valley is booming. it is absolutely rampant. and that raises the possibility that things will go and the other direction as they have in the past friend an estimate and then larry -- they have had in the past. -- announcer: and then larry dirksen will talk about his book. >> i have study the state for 50 years or more. their state is so topsy-turvy, it is like a roller coaster gone bad. economicallya boom one year, it can be in the whole 30 billion -- hole $30 billion of the next year. >> we will take you to the beginnings of san jose. from the moved original location to this location here and proper downtown san jose. the building we see behind us is the last remaining structure of that puebla. announcer: go in the observatory, home of one of the largest

and we visit san jose california to talk with local authors and visit the city's literary sites. it all happened this weekend on book tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors and books. television for serious readers. now we kick off our book tv program with john tamny. he takes a critical look at the federal reserve. >> john tamny is with us today. he is a senior fellow at the foundation. an editor of real clear markets.com rcm. he frequently writes about the securities market along with tax, trade and monetary policy issues that impact those markets for a variety of publications including the wall street journal investors business daily financial times please give a warm savanna welcome to john tamny. [applause]. linda, thank you very much for the gracious introduction and think you to all of you for being here today it is a passionate book people like you that make it possible for me to get to do it i'd love. i can't express my gratitude enough. i want to thank the savannah book festival for including me as a i look out at the other authors i can't believe i'm in such good

san jose. a southern california billionaire gave 5- million dollars to the victim's relief fund. this.. as thousands of families continue to clean up their water- logged homes. kron 4's alecia reid spoke with one family won't be able to return home for months. flood damage is extreme on this stretch of road.evidence is still visible, both in and outside the homes.folks here are grateful hearing that a billionaire donated 5-million dollars.pkgnatsot - it's one of the worst disasters in over a hundred yearsit's been days since environmental plus has been working on this home. louie valle / environmental plus - sot - it's a lot of work, a lot of damage, a lot of people lost their homes and their valuablesthe entire basement flooded and seeped into the home. at least a foot of the wall had to be removed. for safety, cleanup crews come fully geared, biowash and sanitize the property, then suction and dry it all out. sot - every house varies, but this house had a lot of mud on the bottom so it could take a week or 2 weeks depending on the structurethat's only the first step of the cleanup. wi

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american history tv is featuring san jose, california. in 1943, the international business machines corporation, or ibm, open its first wet coast manufacturing the

at 8 am and waited 8 hours for a chance to meet one of the splash brothers. we're here from san jose californiad here to meet klay thompson. i like how they play their position and pass the ball. is klay one of your favorite players? he is and my number one and i'm very excited to meet him. no word if everyone had a chance to get an autograph. warriors are off today. they have now lost three in a row but will begin a homestand on tuesday. (jrs) in the south bay... a san jose man stuck it rich off a lottery scratcher.(jrs) according to lottery officials... lan pham won the full one-million dollars off the million dollar multiplier scratcher lottery ticket. officials say pham purchased the ticket last december... from lee's sandwiches on south king road near tully road. lottery officials say the store will receive a five- thousand-dollar bonus for selling the winning ticket. ((jr stone))when pedestrians get caught -- they claim the countdown timer is confusing when bicyclists get caught -- they claim the intersection is designed wrong and when drivers get caught they claim the light was bad but s

a jury in san jose, california, today convicted richard allen davis of murder in the first degree.ucted the 12 year-old girl from her bedroom during a slumber party three years ago. he could be sentenced to the death penalty." but polly's case would be used to push a policy that fed on fear. "you can almost hear the laughter of some of these violent criminals. they're laughing at the system that lets them out again and again to attack innocent people again and again. they're laughing at us." because davis had been allowed to get out of jail, "three strikes" laws were en vogue in all levels of government. polly's dad marc started out as a supporter of initiatives that would lock up violent criminals for life on their third offense. but that wasn't the case in a final bill in california. and marc klaas, a man whose own daughter's kidnapping set off the calls for getting tough on repeat offenders pulled his support because of what many of us now know today about "three strikes" legislation. "the bitter truth is 72 percent of the people that are being charged under the third strike are

in san jose, california. 11:00 a.m. here on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley." i'm john for foton. >> the british prime minister, theresa may, triggering article 50 this morning starting britain's two-year process of leaving the european union. >> we will no longer be members of the single market. we are going to make sure that we can strike trade agreements with countries from outside the european union too, because, important though our trade with the eu is and will remain, it is clear that the u.k. needs to increase significantly its trade with the fastest growing export markets in the world. >> john, the reason i said that sort of jokingly, was willford and i were there nine months ago when this vote happened, surprised the entire world. the big question was, when was britain going to trigger article 50 starting the divorce talks. now that we have done it, i think the question is, how messy is it going to be? >> this isn't the actual original one. it is a copy. this

so there really was a need for education in this part of california, northern california in particular, adjacent to san jose and etc. missions had eclair with the eighth of the 21 omissions established in northern california between 1777-8023, early 1800s. and another interesting note is it was the first of four missions of the 21 missions -- of st. clair of sec. -- of assi si. and this church has continued to serve as the parish church, and 52 whennot until 18 santa clara was made its own entity. of --iversity and a ton santa clara content -- came of age together. it is hard to talk about the history of one without out about the history of the other. the jesuits over all would have been somewhat using, maybe not so much of the manuscript material, but in addition to the hand written material we have as part of the collection, they also inherited probably about 250 of the mission's library books. many were probably largely on theology, but some of them reflected also missions and travel of some of the religious orders, etc. havee library books would formed the core of the library collection for the college

to san jose, california, and the biggest upset of the night.umber 11 xavier topples arizona number 2. while the wildcats had a chance for the win in the final seconds, alo -- alonzo's shot w off the mark. xavier has won three games in five weeks and now march on to the elite eight after three ncaa tournament victories. pretty incredible. >>> following the 3 seed oregon after defeating number 7 michigan, 69-68. this game went down to the wire as neither team was able to grab control. the wolf arenverines led with j over a minute on the clock. the wolverines had a shot at the would-be winner in the final seconds. and the ducks fly into the next round. >>> and top-seeded gonzaga was playing against west virginia last night. the three-pointer gives the mountaineers the lead with 1:45 to play but they would not score again. troy matthews sinks the go-ahead basket and west virginia misses two three-point attempts and then forced to dribble out the clock. gonzaga wins 64-58. they meet xavier in their third elite eight appearance in school hiktry. >>>

reporter: we recently traveled to san jose california to learn about its rich history. learn more about san jose and other spots on the tour on c-span.org. you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> lectures in history, u.s. air force academy professor charles dusch teaches a class on the political and military situation in both the north and south during the fall of 1864. he describes how the presidential election, military engagements in atlanta, and the emancipation proclamation contributed to contemporary opinions about whether the civil war should continue. this class is about 50 minutes. thank you very much. take your seats. last class before thanksgiving break. well. today, the topic is the fall of 1864. ok? you got to listen to a different and this ishe -- a northern version by a country singer, who did civil war songs from the north. 1970's -- 1870's timeframe. how is this different from the southern version you heard earlier in the semester? what do you think? >> extremely somber. charles: somber. really kind of depressing, r

[inaudible conversations] >> our visit to san jose, california, continues with local author libra hilde as she talks about the role of southern women in her book, "worth a dozen men." there were thousands of corporations on the gettysburg battlefield, and there are thousands of corpses of horses on the battlefield, and all of those are swelling and rotting, so you think about the stench that people had to deal with. and then you think about a field hospital where limbs are being amputated, right? there's an incredible amount of blood. there is a pretty horrific smell because once you get infections that set in, things like gangrene, it smells awful. these women had to deal with some pretty horrific sights and sounds and things that they were not accustomed to, but they also

close call wal*mart parking lot near san jose california police are looking for the woman who just gunnedarly hit a family of five with her car over the weekend. witnesses say the woman was yelling and screaming as she floored it in reverse with several people right behind her car. even after the close call she hits the gas again toward the family before speeding off. she could face five counts of assault with a deadly weapon when police find her. >>> in western pennsylvania a father is in jail after police say he stabbed his 21-year-old son several times. this happened last night in the town of sharon. that is right on the ohi ohio/pennsylvania border. that dad 54-year-old donald is now facing attempted murder charge. >>> a robber walks into bank with a huge gun and points it right at the tellers. the scary moments were caught on surveillance cameras in ohio the man was dressed in all black and demanded money and fortunately took off without hurtin hurtinge once he got it. >> i'm very surprised. i shop here regularly. i felt kind of save in this neighborhood until you told me that. >> th

our cities tour staff recently traveled to san jose, california. to learn about its rich history. learn more about san jose and other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. next come historians discuss u.s. foreign-policy on human rights during the latter half of the cold war. chileters focus on iran, and cuba. they also examined the american stance on women's rights, torture and oppression in the developing world from the 1960's on. this session was hosted by the american historical association at their annual meeting. it's about an hour and a half. >> thank you for coming to this session on human rights in the late cold war era. my name is amanda moniz. on the curator of philanthropy at the smithsonian national museum of american history. until recently, i was associate director of the national history center of the american historical association, which sponsored this afternoon's panel. amanda perry is the new assistant director. we are grateful to sarah snyder for organizing this panel. panelistsroduce our all together a