now we'll hear more from holly schulman, who is a director of the todd madison papers. it was publicered by the university of virginia press in 2004. dr. schulman has continued to publish dolly documents as the dolly madison digital edition for which she currently has grants for both the national historic preservation and records commission of the national archives and from the national endowment for the amenities. please welcome holly schulman. [ applause ] >> those of you who are interested in the full papers of dolly payne todd madison, what i do now is as complete as possible edition of the dolly madison papers in the dolly madison digital edition. like the book, it's published by the university press. unlike the book is published by their electronic imprint, the name which is rotunda. if you go and you take a look at it, i hope you enjoy it. do you want me to do -- oh, okay. having said that, i want to thank, of course, as everyone speaking as thanked, the three organization that is have sponsored this and thank them for putting on a conference which is so beautifu

i also have to say -- i owe this to holly schulman who will talk to you tomorrow.oo much has been made of the fact thomas jefferson was a widower and dolly madison served as a stand in for him. it is true when there were ladies at the table, he would ask dolly and her sisters come in, although he had an official hostess, his daughter. concentrating or thinking about dolly as waiting in the wings obscures the fact what she was really doing during those years. thomas jefferson feared aristocracy, cut out socializing. he kept new year's and fourth of july but that was it. there were no parties where women and all kinds of unfsht carbohydrates, he called women and courtiers would appear. he had famous dinner parties with men of one party or the other because he was trying to control power. what was happening on f street, secretary of state during the years, dolly was building a mini empire. that's the place in washington, i would say came to washington on an evening, you would see white house dark but house on f street was lighted and in color. that's where republicans

nev schulman found out the hard way.an who he was romancing union line was a middle-aged woman named angela with at least 14 facebook titles. he shared his story in his documentary "catfish." >> yeah? >> yeah. >> it's pretty remarkable. >> there's no tim. we know there probably isn't anybody, yeah. >> my daughter is meg snoon there is a megan. >> there is a megan. >> but she's not around. >> she's not around. >> the worldwide fascination led to schulman investigating digital relationships and now he's the author of a new book in real life. nev, i want to say good morning. i want to say nev, but i know it's nev. it's so interesting your book is coming out amid the hacking scandal. >> i know. i talk about it on the show and in the book. you can't know what's going to happen to your pictures once they're online or on your phone. they're out there. >> but this whole catfishing thing is fascinating. catfish, someone who pretends to be someone they're not, using social media to pursue deceptive online romances. it happened to

coming up on the session scheduled to begin in just a couple of minutes should be holly schulman, theeditor of the dolly madison project at the university of virginia. and our coverage will go right through closing remarks scheduled to begin around 4:30 this afternoon. so all day right here on c-span3, live coverage of this discussion and interaction about the war of 1812. >>> start taking your seats again, please. if you are out in the hallway, come back in, please. we are about to start. just as a reminder, please silence your cell phones. thank you. please begin to take your seats. we'll be starting right away. welcome back. excuse me while i fumble around. okay. our next speaker this morning's session will be talking about dolly madison and the british invasion of washington, d.c. in the war of 1812. we have heard some things about dolly madison's role in the war of 1812. now, we'll hear more from holly shulman, a former editor of the dolly payne todd madison papers. associate senior editor of the papers of james madison in 2004. dr. shooulman continued to publh dolly madison pape

now we'll hear more from holly schulman, who is a director of the todd madison papers. it was publicered by the university of virginia press in 2004. dr. schulman has continued to publish dolly documents as the dolly madison digital edition for which she currently has grants for both the national historic preservation and records commission of the national archives and from the national endowment for the amenities. please welcome holly schulman. [ applause ] >> those of you who are interested in the full papers of dolly payne todd madison, what i do now is as complete as possible edition of the dolly madison papers in the dolly madison digital edition. like the book, it's published by the university press. unlike the book is published by their electronic imprint, the name which is rotunda. if you go and you take a look at it, i hope you enjoy it. do you want me to do -- oh, okay. having said that, i want to thank, of course, as everyone speaking as thanked, the three organization that is have sponsored this and thank them for putting on a conference which is so beautifu

. >>> and from the hit show "catfish," nick schulman tells us about his new book on the internet andtionships. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm frank mallicoat time is >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, september 3, i'm michelle griego. >> "hump day" is here. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we can kind of see the weekend now. >> did you say it was "hump day"? >> "hump day!!" >> take it away! [ laughter ] >> we have morning drizzle out there due to the extension of the marine layer this morning. temperature-wise we are in the 50s and 60s. the full forecast straight ahead. >> and checking roadwork out the door, westbound roadwork is picked up at pleasanton, eastbound some approaching grant line. >>> 4:30. we start with some breaking news out of san jose right now. firefighters are battling a fire right now. it's burning next to the capri apartments on the alameda west hedding street. it started about 30 minutes ago. no reports of injuries

. >>> and from the hit show "catfish," nick schulman tells us about his new book on the internet andtionships. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we are this morning in the east oak lane neighborhood a vacant storefront goes up in flames overnight at corner of provident road and wadsworth avenue it didn't take long for fire fighters to get that fire under control no one was injury. the building was a former day care that had been closed for two years. officials are still looking for a cause of that fire. it is wednesday, september 3rd i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von heel. here are stories we are following today. students return to council rock high school south after the accident that killed three classmates. now we have new information on who was behind the wheel. >>> new threat from is is after the islamic extremist group beheads another american journalist. >>> after three atlantic city casinos close and fourth preparing to shut down thousands are expect t

famous day and the subsequent crafting of her historical legacy will be crafted tomorrow by holly schulmann this program. i would conclude by dolly's ability to achieve historical fame after the war was a direct result of this experiment in identity making that rendered her the queen of washington city, long before the first shots were fired in the war of 1812. if at the end of the war -- and dr. lambert talked about this -- most americans understood that the victory was psychological, then dolly's symbolizing work made that sense of victory possible. thank you very much. >> thanks so much. now is my favorite time, questions and answers. as we said, we have a microphone there. and i think maybe some traveling around with a mike. does anyone have questions? yes. ask a question, i'll repeat it. >> how much of dolly's performance was dictated by her husband's inability to say yes or no -- [ inaudible ] >> right. so this is a question about contrasting dolly's performance with james' performance, or norn-performance, if you will. a lot has been made of the contrast between dolly madison and ja

nev schulman. i want to say nev, but it's nev. >> i talk about it on the show and in the book. you can't know what's going to happen here with pictures. once they're online or on your phone, they're out there. >> this whole catfishing thing is so fascinating. it's pretending you're to be someone you're not, using deceptive practices to advance an online romance, and it happened to you. i don't understand why when people say, hey, i'm coming over, they still fall for this including you. >> that's right. they say how do these people fall for this. i say, i did. i was living in new york and i was fortunate to be educated and street smart, but the truth is when you're looking for something, whether it's self-esteem or obsession, people are willing to ignore a lot of red flags and sort of go along with the story because they're getting what they want, the attention and affection that they're looking for. >>> look at this. two deer brought traffic on the golden gate bridge to a standstill. what a scene. the rush hour commuters watched the deer trot by on their way. >> and the drivers

the president of paypal will be dan schulman. what's interesting is john don mon, of course, the ceo right now will no longer have an executive place he will serve on one or both of the boards going forward, but carol ikeon definitely celebrating this. he's calling for the next step. he's encouraged by what's happened. now, he wants to see paypal make some more acquisitions to unify or perhaps merge with another company. so ebay doing very well on the news. stock is popping. about 8 percent. we're watching that. i want to bring you some ratings. moody is on review for possible down grades. of course, paypal is the company that jirnts the most money for ebay. it's certainly the crown jewel of the company presplit and they're also citing a weaker credit profile. it could be a multinotch downgrade for ebay. we're also watching s&p they placed an a credit rating on ebay and they said there could be negative implications there. very interesting on both sides. i have a feeling this is just the beginning. >> liz: it's interesting that c

in 1987, 18 years after the murders, manson agreed to talk with "today" show correspondent heidi schulman at san quentin state prison about the book "manson in his own words" an autobiography of sorts. told to former prison mate nuel emmons. >> if i like this book, there would be a lot of people that probably wouldn't buy it. but if i don't like it, everyone that doesn't like me will probably buy it. >> you said you weren't impressed with it. >> no, not really, no. >> why not? >> well, we are good friends but we don't live in the same road. he's walking on one road and i'm living on another one, you know? he's making money and he's in business to be a writer. that's his trip. that's not my trip. i'm not into that. and he's kowtowed himself and compromised himself to the public. i think the public is full of it. they're a bunch of ants that want to eat me up, and they feed on fear and things that they're insecure about. they want to blame someone else, like a bunch of chickens pecking on each other. well, i fell up underneath the pecking order and i was convicted for being the father of th

and i also have to say, and i owe this to holly schulman, we talked about this and she absolutely right. too much has been made of the fact that thomas jefferson was a widower and that people said that dolly madison served as a stand-in for him. and it is true that when they were ladies at table, he would ask dolly and sometimes her sisters to come in, though he had an official hostess, which was his daughter, martha jefferson randolf. but concentrating or thinking about dolly is a sort of waiting in the wings for that invitation from the president's mansion obscures the fact that what she was really doing during those years. so thomas jefferson, you know, feared aristocracy. he cut out any kind of real socializing including the new year's day -- new year's and fourth of july, that was it no parties. and he had those famous dinner parties with men of one party or another because he was trying to control power. what was happening, however, over on s street in the house of the secretary of state during those eight years is that dolly is building a little mini empire there. that's the plac

. >> it raises questions about whether dan schulman is coming into turn a pal into something differentll just sell it. a lot of people think that alibaba may be shopping. what do you think? couldis an avenue they consider. there are lots of opportunities to even partner with alibaba. what this allows paypal to do is look across the spectrum and find other avenues that may not have been available before. down the road, that does not pay dividends. then, you make consider a cell. >> it is worth noting homages to jump then, that the pavement business, this is not the worst time to sell. the growth in the paypal business has slowed down noticeably over the course of the last year. mobile has saved them from a lot of that. it is unclear if there will be a permanent slowdown in growth. the business is not lying like it was. the braintree acquisition has helped. nots it fair to say it is lying because the market is saturated? everyone uses it. numbers are growing nicely, not as fast as they were. we will go to a dramatic change. apple is looking at the mobile payment world and the new digital

that's followed by holly schulman, editor of the dolley madison project at the university of virginia. and later remarks by ralph eshelman, historical consultant to the national parks service for the spar spangled national historic trail. now from day two of the symposium on the british burning of washington, d.c. during the war of 1812, hosted by the white house historical society, the u.s. capitol historical society, and james madison's montpelier. next, author donald hickey talks about his book "the war of 1812:a forgotten conflict." this is about 40 minutes. >> donald hickey is an award-winning author and professor of history at wayne state college in nebraska. he was called the dean of 1812 scholarship by "the new yorker." he has written seven books on the conflict. most notably "the war of 1812:a forgotten conflict" available in a bicentennial edition in 2012. his book on an crew jackson and the battle of new orleans is forthcoming from johns hopkins university press where professor hickey is editor of a fine series of monographs on the war of 1812. so it's my pleasure to welcom

schulman is running pay pal.olving in a rapid way. >> one of the things donahoe mentioned to me was actually trying to get dan was one of the reasons to split. meaning that they -- and i don't know how much they struck to find a quality ceo to take the paypal business. but as an independently traded business, people would say i'm going to become the ceo, i don't want to be the head of a division inside a larger company. >> put out something internally today that said dan's leaving because he wants to be ceo of a public company. that has to do with it. paypal was a division. >> so david faber mentioned a guy we haven't talking about. pierre omidar. >> he still owns 10%. >> apparently he lives in paris. >> he lives on his island. >> how active is he in ebay? >> he must. >> when we brought nate in to bring the company over 15 years ago, he stepped away. he's a chairman. he goes to the board meetings. but he actually for 15 years has stayed out of the day-to-day operating point. >> that's my point. i hear your point.

that touch where dolley could blend those two absolu absolutely and i have to say i dwloe to holly schulman, we talked about this and she's right. too much has been made of the fact that thomas jefferson was a widower and that people said that dolley madison served as a stand in for him. and it is true that when there were ladies at table he would ask dolley and sometimes her sisters to come in though he had an official hostess which was his daughter martha jefferson randolph. but to think of dolley waiting in wings obscures the fact that what she was really doing over those years, thomas jefferson feared aristocracy, he cut out any kind of socializing including the new year's day party and -- he kept new years and fourth of july but that was it. there were to be no parties where women and all kinds of unofficial characters as he called women and courtiers were going to appear. he had those famous dinner parties with men of one party or the other because he was trying to control power. what was happening in the house of the secretary of state during those eight years that dolley is building

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