>> charles sawyer was his physician and yes, i think there was some of that. i think there were things that were done that we might consider to not be the most effective and i don't know if people read the book that came out about influenza and the refrain was influenza. it was only influenza when all those people were dying in 1918 and medicine really was the withered arm of science and i think, you know, this isn't much after that, and so i think that those people who were treating him, i think they like sawyer, boon was a little more professional and he picked things up and he was younger and had been more recently educated and for instance, was there a moment when harding was doing pretty badly and boone had diagnosed it much better than sawyer did, and that was better part of it and i don't think anyone meant malfeasance and i don't know if anyone was trying to do anything quackish and there was a limited knowledge at the time and when you think about what happened, and this is earlier in 1881 and how garfield was treated after he was assassinated and it

jazmin sawyers, and lorraine ugen also going in that.ng down, that is what we can see there and very 5°99y is what we can see there and very soggy for the long jump over far side of the stadium. so shara proctor and coe will be hoping that they can nail a couple of decent distances to night to get through to the final. a couple of events up in the final. a couple of events up in the air actually because of the rain. the men's hammer warming up and the steeplechase, we have not yet heard if that will go ahead. because the hurdles would get very wet indeed. but this is the timetable as it stands this evening on the sixth day. no morning session, wejust had on the sixth day. no morning session, we just had the early sessions and we can see if the women's 3000 metres steeplechase will go ahead. i do not think that it will because the jumps have not been put out. that was due at five past seven but it does not look as if that will go ahead. then the women's long jump qualification, the men's hammer throw, the men's 5000 metres, two heats of t

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jasmin sawyers and world silver medallist shara proctor didn't make it but there will be lorraine ugeninal, third longest jump. darya klishina led the way competing under a neutralflag. the russian athlete, one of 19 who are here in london. she operated and was tested outside the russian doping system. that blanket ban doesn't apply to her. there were the gold medals to be won tonight, not quite what we were expecting. the women's shot putt went to china's gong li xao. medallist here in 2012. herfirst global title. the norwegian runner, 21 years old, his first world title, he couldn't believe it. he is the new world champion. massive upset in the 400 women's final. the great allyson felix looking for a tenth world gold in her seventh championships but she tied up and was overtaken by fellow american phyllis francis and the bahraini teenager salwa end el nasser took silver. alison phoenix it's been a dramatic debut theatre in that solo time trial before the main event going. the crowd got behind him. he's going will well and will go in the 200 metres final tomorrow. day six, i think we

sawyer who she'd had for years, nobody seemed to understand what was wrong.probably died -- most scholars understand he died of a heart attack. so there it was. and i think this should underline for you how loved he was. of course i was at the kennedy museum today as many of you have been, and the crowds after that shocking death. you can see these crowds are actually in chicago. the train traveled all the way back from san francisco to washington. it took three days, 96 hours. long time. ask she slowed down in front of town so people could look at the casket in the train. it was very moving. people were there night and day they were there at 2:00 in the morning. they were very moved by this. the funeral in washington was an enormous ordeal. there was obviously viewing at the rotunda, many people. she had another funeral back in ohio as well. in the end she and he were buried in this ridiculously giant mausoleum that was paid for by really private donations from lots of folks who gave little bits of money. however, the legacy of the hardings, right, is not su

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(allen sawyer/silva's attorney): "he lost tremendous support in the community.nd it's a direct result of the false allegations that were leveled against him." silva issued a public apoloy for his actions. the district attorney says despite 3 counts being dismissed-- they are satisfied with the deal. (steve) it's a big weekend in san francisco as "outside lands" returns to golden gate park. tens of thousands of people are expected to head into the city. the three- day loing music festival got underway today... and features some big name acts like "the who" and "metallica. kron4's maureen kelly was there today. 70-thousand music lovers are expected tonight.many are still showing upall three days are sold out.which means all total 210-thousand will be coming thru outside lands by sunday.here's some video of what it looked this this afternoon.half the people coming to this festival are local, the other half coming from around the worldto dance.drinkand eat as well as listen to live acts in a park setting.it's a multi generational crowd.this man came with his 14 year

brian sawyer announced his proposition yesterday. he said stonewall jackson will certainly be honored in history, but he shouldn't be honored with school names. last month, the fairfax school board voted to rename jeb stewart high school. the next step in that process is on september 9, that's when new names are gathered in a community meeting. >>> police have released a new sketch of a man wanted for trying to sexual assault a woman right during the day. we'll tell you more. >> if i see something. >> d.c. councilman vince grave paying a surprise visit to a safeway store. gre challenges of running this >> and a warning about solar eclipse glasses sold in our area. >> you're watching wusa9 at 5:00, we're back in two minutes. >>> sky 9 over the scene here in upper marlboro this morning. the fire broke out on watkins drive this morning. that building was under construction, nobody got injured. >>> it was an attempted sexual assault in the middle of the afternoon, right near a strip mall. tonight we've got a sketch of the person police a

but i try to live me life though, not far from wesley sawyer's mind as he eats with his tamly along market street. >> you have to be looking. >> the use of vehicles increased since the truck attack in nice, france that killed 80 and last weekend one person was killed and 19 injured when a driver drove into a crowd in charlottesville. >> we see that more frequently. >> and the old city district for major events the city uses trash trucks or concrete barriers, around independence mall ballards surround the liberty bell and independence hall and could be used to protect people. >> those types of things that are more common in europe could be introduced at a greater rate in philadelphia. >> and police are looking to root out terrorists before they strike. >> they monitor the landscape and social media and working with the federal partners and connections overseas to receive intelligence very quickly. >> and police say they do use permanent barriers in the city like large flower pots in select areas they stress it doesn't have to look like a police state to be safe but there is only so much to

camera right now looking over kings highway beautiful statue and just a coincidence that it's hat row sawyeruss in haddonfield. love that. get into our weekend forecast. i want to take you back to hurricane harvey this is the situation happening right now it is potentially cot strong situation we saw that live feed of it i want to show you this image which is pretty mazing shot of 3d enhanced satellite image of harvey as the hi moves on shore over the texas barrier islands. you can see how the clouds have built up now you can see how the eye is starting to contract little bit at least the convection around the eye, still strengthening very very strong storm. but it is starting to contract just a bit an indication that again a lot of convection happening around that eye wall very strong winds thunderstorms possibly even tornadoes

she says the man known as sawyer just arrived about a month ago. >>> new at 11:00, trump administration is preparing to investigate and possibly sue universities for admissions million policies that may discriminate against white applicant. the justice department is re directing resources to scrutinize admissions policies that have been used to bring more minority students on to campuses. it's just the latest sign that the justice department is taking a more conservative approach under jeff sessions. they argue that civil rights laws do not protect lgbt people. >>> the president is touting good economic news and lashing out at his critics and the media. >> reporter: after the firing of fbi director james comey in may, the president has been searching for a replacement. today, the senate voted on the man who will fill that critical role. >> the nomination is confirmed. >> reporter: christopher wray confirmed by the senate to be the next fbi director. a win for president trump today as he and his fellow republicans are now dealing with the decision of whether or not to put aside healthcar

youngstown sheet and tube company versus sawyer. it's the result of president truman taking over steel mills to avert a strike during the korean war. american history tv prime time begins tonight at 8:00 eastern. american history tv continues now with remarks by steven breyer on the influence of foreign relations on american national security and civil liberties. he talked about cases featured in his book the court and the world, american law and the new global realities. the discussion was hosted by the supreme court historical society, runs about an hour. >>> honored today to have as our lecturer justice steven breyer, whose talk will be about american law and the new global realities. justice breyer is a long standing friend of the society. to he has delivered lectures as he will be today. he has hosted dinners, he's introduced speakers. he's a man that needs no introduction and there's not an introduction i could that would be complete in the time a lotted. he graduated from stanford with highest honors. he then went as a marsha

the schoolboard started the account and today, the school district responded saying chairman ryan sawyers is doing it as a private citizen and not on the behalf of the district. >>> hundreds turned out to remember a teenager killed by a stray bullet killer. news 4 jackie benson explains why officers from another state were among those in the crowd tonight. >> somebody out there knows who killed my baby. somebody knows who did it. >> reporter: the plea came from a woman who at that moment was not the veteran police sergeant that investigated countless crimes against children, including murders. it came from the broken heart of a mother who lost a precious child, accomplished, bright, beautiful and college bound, was just 17 when she was killed by a bullet meant for someone else. >> my baby don't deserve this. she just -- this is not our story, this is not my story. >> forever remember this young lady. >> reporter: hundreds gathered near the site of the shooting that happened at august 10th. someone opened fire on a crowd just as she was driving past . and was so excited about her next chap

the sawyer family in the community of lakeside steals was forced to guide their children to safety. >> two feet of water on first floor and they all had some tears. >> reporter: thousands of families affluent and not remain displaced by harvey's aftermath. but the good will of strangers is showing the true spirit of texas. >> thank you so much. >> no problem. >> you're awesome. >> reporter: volunteers keep showing up in droves. highlighting lone star state's determination to keep fighting. and again, that curfew is in  full effect right now as looting remains a concern in this major metropolis. i'm damian trujillo. >> thank you, damian. another concern in texas, a chemical plant about 20 miles north of houston is it flooded and could explode at any time. this is the town of crosby. people threw being evacuated. the plant which makes ammonia lost refrigerator ration and the economy cals could become volatile. >> scientists gathered to talk about the topic of climate change and the discussion quickly focused on harry. >> climate change contributes directly to harvey because the gulf o

youngstown sheet and tube company versus sawyer. it's the result of president truman taking over steel mills to avert a strike during the korean war. it begins tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> now a discussion on the 1905 supreme court case lochner versus new york. the court ruled against a new york state law that limited the number of hours a baker could work, saying it violated the liberty of contract. the decision ushered in what's known as the lachochner era. this hour long discussion is hosted by the supreme court historical society. >>> let me now mention how much we appreciate the fact that justice briar has agreed to host this evening. we are sincerely grateful to you for that. brief comments about justice breyer can't begin to do justice to him, so i'm going to have to be unjust in light of time constraints i'm subject to. justice breyer has always been remarkably generous with his time in supporting society projects. in less than two weeks on june 6th at our annual meeting he'll be delivering the society's 41st annual lecture.

pleasure sawyer so much order to be unsure of their own names and souls and leave how old they are it's believed they were taken to iraq by their parents or joined islamic state and who are now presumed dead russian iraq and jordan are working to try to track down other family members so much children i've been describing though the how or when the deals they remember that they've gone through in june would and they are upsetting to listen to. eat. so. that the. families. just lived one is still a don't boito me. it's a. bit skin would done us. a good deal solution and was sure a stretch to me. what does just looked up which. like i mean you have a list. she's too early to get. any. so . it should. not on i know more. than me only this coming in it only of. your mom what to. tell you one week. was. east someone else was the one but in a school just to find someone you knew as a. yes please we'll. leave that night. other headlines this morning there's an alert over voting irregularities in the united states in california alone several come counties there of being found substantially more

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. - i feel like tom sawyer. - like you're at your own funeral. - no, like i'm an amazing song by rushrd time is because i'm jealous. you're smart and accomplished and you must weigh like nothing because i just saw carol carrying you through the parking lot. - [chuckles] - the point is everybody looks up to you. and i guess i do too. - i never knew she felt that way. i never knew any of them did. - all those people down there, they think you're somebody, even if madame tussaud doesn't. aww, here, have a klonex, but don't get it wet because it crumbles into dust. - there you are. what the hell is happening? - well, what does it look like? your mother went through a red door in my house, she saw my statue there, she brought it up here, now everyone thinks i'm trying to kill myself. is there anything else you need explained, detective? - what? well, take it down! - hey, look, katie's trying to save chuck! [cheers and applause] - oh, she's a hero! - yeah, katie! - how did you lift this thing? - no, no, no, no, no, no! [all gasp and scream] [thud] - oh, my god. - it's okay! i'm alive. that'

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youngstown sheet and tube company versus sawyer. it's the result of president truman taking over steel mills to avert a strike during the korean war. american history tv prime time begins tonight at 8:00 eastern. >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states are admonished to draw and give their attention. >> landmark cases. c-span's special history series produced in cooperation with the national constitution center. exploring the human stories and constitutional dram as behind 12 historic supreme court decisions. >> number 759, petitioner versus arizona. >> we hear arguments from number 18 and roe against wade. >> quite often the most famous decisions are ones that the court took that were quite unpopular. >> let's go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what

it's officially known as youngstown steele and tube company versus sawyer. to get us started tonight, we're going to start with a piece of vintage film, it's from a documentary and it features president harry truman, on april 8, 1952, as he announces to the nation his seizure of the nation's steel industry. >> with american troops facing the enemy on the field of battinbat i battle, i would not be living up to my oath of office if i didn't do whatever was required to provide them with ammunition they need for their survival. therefore i'm taking two actions. first i'm directing the secretary of commerce to take possession of the steel mills. >> the issue in this story is the power of the president and its limits. not often is the president's authority directly attacked in a lawsuit. but that is what happened in the administration of harry s. truman in the second year of the korean war, when he ordered the federal government to seize the major steel mills of the united states. the legality of that action was presented to the supreme court. this is the story o

one of those who was involved in that operation was mark sawyer who is the coxswain of the eastbourne'sday afternoon. well, we were tasked at about 17:25 yesterday afternoon to a major incident taking place around at birling gap. the first reports were possibly some sort of chemical leak or chemical reaction and we were tasked to go round to stand—by to evacuate people from the beaches. as we launched the task, it then changed to searching from eastbourne round to birling gap for people in distress on the beaches or on small boats, people swimming, or possibly people out on small angling boats, checking for people in distress, needing medical attention and then to tie up with the new haven lifeboat that was coming round from the west doing the same. and as you actually launched, you came in with direct contact with the gas cloud itself. we did indeed, as we came out of sovereign harbour here, turned round towards eastbourne pier, we actually went straight into this cloud which we were not aware about at the time and we could feel our eyes burning straightaway so we advised the coastguar

. >> next question from sawyer who foreseeable in the future that we can see a craft the journey to trans one. >> it's hard because it requires miracles on the way. when james webb developed the required k about him, something like ten miracles. things we had never done and it together in a telescope with six and a half thermal system that's a tennis court in size. kind of how you do that and the is you start inventing your way forward. asked n that's being maybe 100 miracle type of question and some of them relate to nuclear p propulsion. there's a d news is lot of work being done and the first side often of those being looked are at. ayes set right now. it's a big leap. we're looking for example at the solar system and we want to get there a lot faster with load and more energy and so, the way this game works it's really leaning toward. it's really just because it 100 miracles not backing up is really what i believe is is all about and what led to the discovery in many ways. spitzer had a whole bunch of detectors and systems and the same is true for the other. >> i'd like to briefly men

accidents that they had been stretched unbelievably then reassembling and that rear admiral phil sawyer who took command was already scheduled to do so on september seventh that's right just two weeks now but hey why use the logic common bit of human decency when you can make a few bucks off a trash or go thirty seven year navy veteran get to the administration and penalize an american because rhesus might make jokes. those that wish to make all of our lives a living hell for fun and profit want us to be or a few are full frail and flimsy both against each other and the. culture of the blood reached its zenith or kind of get harder and i don't but every hear the words reach the top. because i don't care about anything anymore and nothing nothing outrages me nothing i mean you know it's like a child starving outrage you know there are people dying real things to be outraged by. them when they does not and that they didn't do those things so they made a big deal out of it right. oh my god the admiral had to leave his post to expire before he was scheduled to leave his post i think it's i

a look tonight at youngstown sheet and tube company versus sawyer in which the supreme court eliminated the power of the president to seize private property. american history tv in primetime on c-span3. we are joined from springfield, massachusetts by congressman richard neal. us as congress turns its focus to tax reform. we have rachel, congressional reporter from politico. reporter for, tax the wall street journal. >> thank you for being here. with ant to start out transition we are seeing now on health reform -- on tax reform. republicans have gone the partisan round. to put together a republican bill that imploded. some on the hill are suggesting that may be tax reform could be done on a bipartisan basis. i want to ask you how confident you are that they will be able to work together on tax reform. >> there is a distinction that has to be drawn between the president and the senate republicans. senate republicans have collapsed their effort to repeal the affordable care act which the president continues to talk about. i hope that as we proceed, the tax reform, a stubborn issue, that

. >> it's not far from wesley sawyer's mind as he eats with his family on market street. >> making noise and speeding and things around you -- >> the use of vehicles as weapons increased since the truck attack in nice, france that killed 80 and an attack near london bridge and last year people were killed and 19 injur injured. during an attack an a white supremacist rally. they point out that for major events like the democratic national convention the city uses trash trucks to block roadways and concrete barriers were installed during the nfl draft on the parkway and reinforce posts called ballards help to protect the liberty bell and independence hall. >> those types of things that are more common in europe quite frankly could be introduced at a greater rate in philadelphia and the u.s. overall. >> philadelphia police are about to hold a news conference about this very issue and the terror attack in spain. in a statement they released earlier today. they said that the police are working with local, state and federal partners to ensure the safety of every citizen. channel 6 "action news

she only knew him at sawyer. the far supplies marijuana to the -- the farm supplies marijuana to the church. authorities are not identified the man who was killed or the two deputies who were shot. >>> a show of community today across the bay area. hundreds of block parties for national night out. >> an annual events aiming to put first responders on a first name basis with the people they serve. debra is in richmond, and found some events are changing with the times. >> reporter: yeah, national night out. you can expect all kind of fun. freebies, food, games for the kids, music. the biggest block party in the nation, and lots of people do look forward to t but it does have a serious goal. making people safer by being connected. he has been to dozens of nights out. this remains one of the favor parts of his job. >> it's nice when there's no emergency, and it helps reinforce the idea that we really try to build relationships. >> reporter: last year, 38 million people in 16,000 community headed parties, always the

we start with youngstown sheet and tube v sawyer. the 1952 case limited the power of the president to seize property when the court ruled 6-3 that president truman lacked the authority to seize steel plants in order to avert a labor strike in the midst of the korean war. >> all persons having business before the honorable, the supreme court of the united states, are admonished to draw near and give their attention. >> landmark cases, c-span's special history series produced in cooperation with the national constitution center, exploring the human stories and constitutional dramas behind 12 historic supreme court decisions. >> number 759, earnest miranda, petitioner, versus arizona. >> we will hear argue mblts in number 18, rowe against wade. >> quite often in many of our most famous decisions are ones that the court took that were quite unpopular. >> let's go through a few cases that illustrate dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people who helped stick together because they believe i

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comey will get a multimillion dollar deal, a movie, a miniseries, primetime special, diane sawyer, and probably an msnbc contributor ship. now you have klapper over at the fake news network. he is apparently trying to take down the present, and to do that, this has become a lucrative profession. if you make it easier to unmask americans, i guess you get hired by fake news cnn. you gather information that you leak to "the new york times," government information, classified information, potentially break the law, you get a huge book deal. we have been calling for real crimes, real collusion to be investigated, the house republicans, you need to do your job. finally, the house judiciary committee they are now calling for the second special counsel to be appointed to investigate hillary clinton, james comey, loretta lynch, things we have been asking for. as we sat, congress should not stop there. it is time to use their subpoena power and have people now testify under oath. that should include, top clinton campaign officials, john podesta, put them under oath. did they know about ukraine a

camera right now looking over kings highway beautiful statue and just a coincidence that it's hat row sawyer russ in haddonfield. love that. get into our weekend forecast. i want to take you back to hurricane harvey this is the situation happening right now it is potentially cot strong situation we saw that live feed of it i want to show you this image which is pretty mazing shot of 3d enhanced satellite image of harvey as the hi moves on shore over the texas barrier islands. you can see how the clouds have built up now you can see how the eye is starting to contract little bit at least the convection around the eye, still strengthening very very strong storm. but it is starting to contract just a bit an indication that again a lot of convection happening around that eye wall very strong winds thunderstorms possibly even tornadoes and of course then we move into the flooding phase of this system. you can see the hurricane warnings and flash flood warnings issued for the entire coast of texas from houston right downs the brownsville area rock port torts corpus christi hard debt hit with this

the man known as sawyer only arrived at that farm about a month ago. >>> it is 6:35 now.an jose police need your help, they want to find a woman who stab add local newspaper reporter back on july 21st. take a look at a new police photo of the female suspect described as between 18 and 26 years old weighing about 200- pound with long dark air and a medium complexion. she is accused of stabbing and robbing a san jose mercury news reporter in his home on july 21st. in san jose's willow glenn neighborhood. that reporter is recovering. if you have information call san jose police. >>> caltrans has a plan for reopening part of highway 1 that was closed by mudslide near big sur three months ago. the transportation department says the cheapest and fastest way is to shore up quarter mile of highway and build another road over it. caltrans says it will reinforce the slide area, the entire project is expected to take a year, exact time table and costs will be announced later this month. >>> marin county supervisors have approved putting a $47 parcel tax on the ballot, used to pay fo

she says the man known as sawyer only arrived at that farm about a month ago. >>> ktvu has learned the security guard involved in a fight at the a's game on monday night has been fired. there was a video of the fight. you can see the guard throwing some punches here in the video. the incident apparently started when someone took the guard's backpack. it was returned but missing a few items. the a's issued a statement saying the guard worked for a subcontractor. >>> a driver trying to get away from the police slammed his car into a home in fremont yesterday. they think the car was going 70 miles per hour when the driver realized he was on a cul-de-sac and couldn't get away. investigators say the car matched the description of a car used in a burglary about a mile away. the homeowner says it is fortunate no one was home at the time of the crash. >> we work from home regularly. today wasn't one of those days. our parents visit us in the summer. that's the room they stay in. >> we are lucky. this could have ended tragically based on the speed and reckless behavior. >> it took a team of fir

in the white house, his last name became a noun, so john ehrlichman and she happened to be diane sawyer and even higbee. i was buchanan's higbee and that became the 50 year long-term friendship. that was part of the white house that was very unique and part of a murderer's row of speechwriters that they could have had ever since. they came from the new york herald tribune and hea and he'dn an editorial that endorsed lyndon johnson over barry goldwater and he had to speechwriters with the most remarkable staff ever. i think that we were in all of them for their talents but pat began his remarkable career with nixon in 65 and he became the campaign aide and chronicled this remarkable period he worked with nixon from 1965 to 1968 when he worked with richard nixon during this comeback. a where richard nixon rose to become president of the united states. in the white house, pat wasn't only the conservative conscience but strategist for the preside president. no other was able to capture the unique forces shaping america in the 60s and 70s as pat. more importantly in terms because he had spen

admiral sawyer will assume command responsibility immediately.his new job will be to partake in what the navy has ordered this operational pause, a momentary pause in operations to assess safety, training and equipment. a lot going on with the navy, really trying to dig into what is happening, what is causing all these collisions and trying to build some accountability. chris and alisyn? >> appreciate it, thank you, ryan. the president insists his comments about charlottesville were disported by the media. he is half right. the comments were distorted, but it was done last night and by him. we will prove it next. >>> and then some of president trump's most diehard supporters react to the president's response to charlottesville. >> how many of you, show of hands, were troubled by the president's response to the violence in charlottesville? none of you minded how president trump responded? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> we'll get more of their thoughts on who they say was really to blame in charlottesville. that's in our next hour. [woman 1] huh. can't fi

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. >> savannah and sawyer pierce. >> where are you from. >> vineland, new jersey. >> they're adorable.. >> we don't want to hold up the line. one more beauty. what's her name? >> her name is see see. >> where is see see from. >> egg harbor township. >> good luck. what division is this. >> comic. >> the comics. it's got to be a little silly. >> she's miss crazy pants. >> is she crazy pants at home. >> she is. >> it suits her. thank you so much. >> so we have many, many people or children or babies entered in this and of course they'll announce the winners and the end of the parade down the boardwalk hundreds of people on the boardwalk watching this parade this afternoon. it's a spectacular sight from the ocean city boardwalk. let's talk a little bit about the weather. it's a beautiful day here today in the shore area with temperatures comfortably in the 70s and 80s. in philadelphia the temperature is 83 degrees. we do have to talk about a few spotty showers that will be moving our way over the course of the weekend. future cast shows not much going on tonight. or even during tomorrow mo

she says the man known as sawyer only arrived at the farm about a month ago. >>> we have more information about an attack sunday night in san francisco when a man threw bleach on a woman. surveillance video shows the woman who was in her mid-50s stumbling outside a store on mason street. she ended up sitting on the ground rubbing her eyes and rocking back and forth in pain. some people walking by may not have realized she was injured. they did not stop. ultimately one woman did stop and help. there was a confrontation moments earlier between her and a man in his 20s outside the liquor store around the corner. witnesses say he splashed bleach in her face. he has not been caught. the woman is expected to survive. the doctors do not know if she will regain her eyesight. >>> california's insurance commissioner is threatening to sue the federal government if president trump withholds money that would subsidize healthcare for low income americans. state insurance commissioner dave jones announced yesterday the average premium for coverage california will jump 12 1/2% next year but the increases

youngstown sheet and tube company versus sawyer. the result of president truman taking over saw mills to avert a strike during the korean war. american history tv primetime begin to night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your capable or satellite provider. >>> american history tv continues now with remarks by stephen briar on the influence of morning relations on american national security and civil liberties. he talked about cases featured in his book "the court and the world, american law and the new global realities." the discussion was hosted by the supreme court historical society. runs about an hour. >> thank you. very nice introduction. this is a formidable group. i'm talking a little bit about history but you actually know about history. i was told by a historian, he said anyone can make history but it takes a real genius to write it.