but said her ex-boyfriend, chris snider, was the real killer.tine, the composite drawing of snider was remarkably accurate. >> i was not in that house. >> okay. >> at all. >> were you in the driveway? >> i'll put anything on it, i was not in that house. >> were you in the driveway? >> just -- i wasn't in the -- in the driveway. i had -- the only house -- the closest i was to the house was when i -- when i drove up -- >> christine said she waited outside while snider killed her friends. >> he did it. >> he did it? did what? what did he say, christine? >> he shot them. >> that he shot them? >> a database search revealed the address for chris snider's parents, and they told police chris was living in south carolina. when snider's parents told chris the police were on their way to question him, chris disappeared. >> he left his car, left his wallet, he left all of his belongings behind. >> police found his body in some nearby woods. toxicology tests showed he'd ingested a lethal dose of painkillers. >> he took the ultimate coward's way out. >> just

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later, i will talk with dee snider. his latest project involves shakespeare, puppets, and lots of violence. that is next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" i am pimm fox. breaking news on the downed plane and peter cook has an update. >> for the first time since the crash officials are providing more details on the crash site itself and what took place. what they're saying is they are confident they detected the missile launch from a rebel held area in the eastern ukraine. they believe that missile did take down the plane. it is the most likely scenario they have come up with. they are not saying with definitive proof they knew who fired the missile and all the circumstances surrounding it. it is consistent with what we have heard from the president and members of the administration and circumstantial evidence from investigators on the scene and international investigators looking into the scene. according to american intelligence officials, they believe that the damage is consistent. the damage they have seen is consistent w

>> also caught in the middle of this, zachary snider. in the country for months the sounds of sirens and rocket fire have become near routine for him. we reached him via skype today in jerusalem. >> it's a very surreal experience, especially coming from the united states. >> and that american american uy student says he plans to be back here in the u.s. on monday. he will no doubt have a number of different stories. the latest on the war in the meantime. the latest cease-fire agreement was called off by both israel and hamas. reporting from northwest, kendis gibson, abc~7 news. >> thank you, kendis. the upcoming august congressional recess appears to be spurring congress to act on a $17 millionman to reform -- plan to reform the v.a. health system. that includes the hiring of more doctors, nurses and other medical staff. lawmakers say they hope to send

i want to go to noah snider, who is an american freelance journalist who i'm told is on site. where are you exactly? >> reporter: we are in a village a little ways north of the city called torrez. it's kind of a long, long road and a big wide field where the debris and the wreckage from the plane is kind of spread out and there is still e emergency crews working but it's getting pretty dark so folks are trying to wrap up for the day. >> who is in control of the site and what are you seeing? >> reporter: the sight is controlled very clearly by the separatists, dnr, donetsk people's republic. i think most people here have been hearing battles with the ukrainian forces for a few days now who are stationed not far down the road, and i mean, at the moment i'm not seeing much of anything, it's pretty dark. when you get here it's a gruesome scene. there is bodies out through the fields. people said the plane kind of exploded in the air and everything rained down in bits and pieces. the plane itself, the people inside. >> how in tact is the debris that you saw earlier? i mean, how lar

this guy, craig snider, he bought this dash cam thinking he would need it and protect him someday, and protect him it did. watch what these dishonest people do. they look like they are going to pull out of the parking lot, turn on the blinker. >> no, no, no, no! >> and they back right in to craig. you then quickly see both guys out of the truck, and according to craig, the cbc broadcasting, corporation, these guys acted weird, trying to blame him, intimidating him, getting aggressive. they exchanged phone numbers, and this got weirder. craig says shortly after the guys got back in the truck and drove away, he claims they called his phone impersonating police officers, but craig asked for badge numbers and names, but they hung up. he recognized the voices. he was talking to them. he claimed this was an attempt at insurance fraud, that they were trying to get money and say this guy was responsible, that he rear ended them, and craig is thrilled he bought the camera because it's all the proof he needs this was not his fault. >> we're all adventurous on the show, take 105 days off to visit

noah snider is a free-lance journalist who spent most of the day thursday at the crash site talking to witnesses and giving their firsthand accounts of exactly what happened. he spoke with cnn's don lemon a little earlier. we have to warn you, some of what he has to say is very graphic. >> people are trying to identify bodies, mark the spots where bodies have fallen. there's three firemen and four sort of search-and-rescue team vehicles lined up along the road. but the way it's being done, is not systematic by any means. they're basically just laying little white cotton ribbons to sticks, and put eting them in t ground where there's a body. and there's sort of rebels wandering the fields. they're as stunned as anyone else at, i think, the overwhelm i ing -- the overwhelming mood is this is darker perhaps than daylight. you can see everything. >> you appear to be more matter of fact, at least the way your description of what's going on than earlier when we heard from you. you appeared to be devastated. you set the crash site, bodies everywhere, organs splayed out, too gruesome to post p

noah snider, an american freelance journalist on the scene of this crash. extraordinary job he did. >>> i want to bring in the panel now, jim sciutto with more breaking news, richard quest and national security analyst fran townsend. jim, u.s. intelligence is saying a missile did take down this plane. what kind of intelligence are they actually pointing to? >> two things, two indicators, u.s. assets in the region, one, they picked up the radar from a missile system tracked on, locked on to this aircraft before it went down and two, other assets detected the missile fire, the fire, the rocket fire in effect out of the back of the missile as it rose towards the aircraft. those are two indicators this is a surface to air missile strike. >> fran, take us behind the screens, what are intelligence agencies doing at this hour to determine whose responsible, the track of this missile and do you see this as something that takes a lot of time or something you think they will know pretty soon? >> this is pretty, you know, the facts, even until the last couple hours, a

top 6th/ 5-4 pirates jean machi walks the bases loaded but catches travis snider napping at 2nd baseged out gaby sanchez breaks for home and is tagged out in a rundown for the inning-ending double play bottom 7th after blanco tied it 5-5 with a single the pitch gets by catcher chris stewart joe panik scores 6-5 giants the bullpen continued to shut the door from there final: 7-5 giants snap 6-game losing steak score more runs than they had the entire home stand a's/astros jason hammel about to go 0-4 as an "a" bottom 1st/ 1-0 astros matt dominguez singles to center off hammel marc krauss and jon singleton score 3-0 astros after giving up an rbi single to make it 4-0 robbie grossman takes hammel deep for a 2-run home run 6-0 astros in the 1st bottom 5th/ 6-1 astros singleton 2-run home run off hammel 8-1 astors top 9th 2 outs dallas keuchel gets brasndon moss to ground out for the complete game win a 4-hitter final: 8-1 astros angels losing right now a's up 2 games in the a.l. west aldon smith misses practice aldon smith wasn't at 49ers practice today!!! o.k he was excused as he had to

speed. [ heart beats ] giants/pirates law enforcement night at at&t park top 2nd/ 1-0 pirates travis snider goes down the right field line off tim hudson for a 2-run home run 3-0 pirates bottom 2nd/ 3-0 pirates michael morse solo home run off francisco liriano his 1st in 39 games at at&t 3-1 pirates but liriano was the boss from there he strikes out dan uggle in the 7th 11 k's for liriano botom 9th last chance for giants travis ishikawa brought up today strikes out to end the game mark melancon with his 20th save final: 3-1 pirates giants 6th straight loss 0-for- 5 on this homestand dodgers won so giants 3 games back in the n.l. west posey the bright spot with 3 hits giants pitcher matt cain will seek a second opinion on his inflamed right elbow from noted orthopedist dr. james andrews. cain is on the disabled list with bone chips in the elbow. it's the first time he's been sidelined with arm problems in his career cain who is owed $20 million in each of the next two seasons was 2-7 with a 4.18 era before going on the disabled list if andrews deems the am needs surgery his season is over a'

. >> reporter: pedestrian advocate, nicole snider, says these streets were designed for cars, not peoplen mind. they hope this will send a message. >> collisions are preventful. they are not accidents. they are preventful things. >> reporter: she supports the vision 0 plan to eliminate pedestrian deaths in the next ten years through enforcement and redesign of traffic hot spots. >> a big truck just barely missed me, and it is scary. >> reporter: he says pedestrian deaths will keep happening as long as cars keep rolling. >> there's absolutely nothing they can do about it. it's a car culture. people are going to die, simple as that. >> reporter: police know the crosswalk clock is ticking to save live, but they will try. >> when we travel, we are distracted or hurrying to get to an appointment, but we all have to take responsibility when an accident occurred. joining me now is ed risk, director of transportation for the san francisco municipal transportation agency. you have a huge responsibility. >> yeah, we have a lot we are responsible for. the snmpa is responsible for the transportation

>> howard, straner followed by dave, snider and tone lee, and those are the last people. >> directors, this is howard, and i want to give you another update on driverless cars and so now it seems that google is in sacramento trying to develop the state rules for these cars. and now they have a prediction, perhaps in ten years these cars will

>> howard, straner followed by dave, snider and tone lee, and those are the last people. >> directors, this is howard, and i want to give you another update on driverless cars and so now it seems that google is in sacramento trying to develop the state rules for these cars. and now they have a prediction, perhaps in ten years these cars will be available with no driver, no controls, no nothing. and but very good, and this is difficult as all of those algarhythms are and tying all of the camera work and everything into the controls of cart and probably one car talking to another car and one car talking to signals and all of that kind of stuff and when those cars come to san francisco, and they try to run it and someone spends $30 million to provide taxi service because that is what it will be is driverless taxis and you will have to come and say that no one will have to park again, how are you going to make your 200, 300 million dollars a year that you need from parking cars? so i am trying to say to you, start early, this is going to be a more difficult problem than even the gaog the

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> gary:jordy mecer 2-run home run >> gary:top 6th/ 5-4 pirates >> gary: loaded but catches travis snider 2nd base he is tagged out gaby sanchez breaks for home and is tagged out in a rundown for the inning-ending double play to end the threat >> gary:bottom 7th after blanco tied it 5-5 with a single >> gary:the pitch gets by pitcher chris stewart joe panik scores 6-5 giants >> gary: shut the door from there >> gary: 7-5 giants >> gary:snap 6-game losing steak score more runs than they had the entire home stand dodgers play tonight giants 2 ½ game s out >> gary:jason hammel about to go 0-4 as an "a" >> gary:bottom 1st/ 1-0 astros >> gary:matt dominguez singles to krauss and jon singleton score 3-0 astros >> gary:after giving up an rbi single to make it 4-0 >> gary:robbie grossman takes hammel deep for a 2- run home run 6-0 astros in the 1st >> gary:bottom 5th/ 6-1 astros >> gary:singleton 2-run home run off hammel 8-1 astors >> gary:top 9th 2 outs >> gary:dallas keuchel gets brasndon moss to ground out for the complete game win a 4-hitter >> gary:final: 8-1 astros >> gary:angels losing ri

professor snider, i turn the floor to you. thesem delighted to have historians here and i will try to get out of the way and let them be the stars of the show. isver wendell holmes fascination to lawyers and historians both on the stories of the civil war and court. was the huge impact of the civil war on his jurisprudence on his life, on his worldview. we are going to have professor mcpherson speak about the war and have professor white speak about him and court. the floor is yours. [applause] everybody.ning, i am looking forward to this discussion. everybody who knows something about oliver wendell holmes jr. is familiar with the famous passage from his memorial in new hampshire in 1884. fortune,ur great said him in a occasion, our hearts were touched with fire. atwas given to us to learn the outset that life is a profound and passionate thing. we have seen with our own eyes the gold fields, the snowy for us of honor, it is to bear the reports to those who come after us. the fire that touched his heart was of course his serv

prelance journalist noah sniedssnieds -- snider has been reporting on this man.t is the link between them and officials in either moscow out russian personnel? >> i think what we know for certain is that there is equipment and personnel being transferred across the boarder from russia into eastern ukraine. the extend of the links between the command decisions that are made on the ground and folks in moscow who are perhaps overseeing the movement is less clear. the rebel commander at the top of the pile whose real name is egor gurkin is believed to be deeply connected to the russian intelligence services. in fact, he himself admitted that he served in the russian fsb, the successor to the kgb but seen as a bit of a loose cannon. his presence here may not be something that was in fact directed or desired. he instituted a system of brutal justice under his ruling. he executed folks based on 1940s era laws on marshall law and military criminal justice. so he's been known to have a bit of a wild streak in him, and perhaps, less controlled than it seems from a far. >>

wesley snider needs this. both sides of the goal.ge and rodriguez for the win, argentina into the finals to face germany. winner 4-2 on penalty kick. [speaking foreign language]. >>> world cup battle for third place. the netherlands will play brazil and sunday at noon here, germany and argentina play in the world cup finals. you can watch the world cup finals on the go on your sport phone or tablet with watch abc. >>> carnage today. 90 miles today, stage five, toppling over their chris, last year's winner start of the day bandaged up after a wreck yesterday. he crashed twice today. it was the worst combination possible. seventh sections of koebl stone. bloody face. walked away from the tour. had enough. the winner of stage five, italians and finished unscathed. >>> we're gearing up for the final football game this saturday. the legends of candle stick led by joe montana. 22.5 at the fire house signing autographs for the police and firemen today. he will be joined by steve young, jerry rice, clark, and the big game where the proceeds

noah snider is at the wreckage site and i spoke to him today.e crash site. you were there this morning. what was the scene this morning when light finally broke? >> the scene was strange and surreal. it was quite empty. there was a group of emergency services workers who had also spent the night essentially pitched a tent camp and they began working shortly after 7:00 a.m. they lined up and took a slightly more organized approach top marking the landing sites of the bodies. they actually had maps out and split up the territory but at the same time, it wasn't a sophisticated approach. they were still tieing white cotton to stakes and basically walking through the fields and marking these spots. >> there had been some reports of possible looting or removal of items or removal even of debris. did you see any of that? >> to say there is extensive looting, at least during the morning period while i was there is pretty difficult. you know, the perimeter there is being controlled as one rebel commander there told me essentially by three groups. one is

. >> the massive gap in the street meant bottled water for charlotte snider's kids today and a trip to another house to take a shower for victoria sheer. >> you don't think about it until you don't have any. >> you're looking at the parkway at stanton road. the road is going to be closed for a while due to road repair, but we understand that the water main should be fixed and the water should be back on for folks here by 6:00 p.m. so just under an hour. we have another water main break going on on darington street in southwest. now affecting 100 homes there. i'm jennifer donelan, abc~7 news. >> thank you very much. >> two days of storms have now given way to some beautiful weather all around the meteorologist area. chief meteorologist doug hill in the weather center with how long this will stick around. >> this is a pleasant change of pace to have this kind of weather in the middle of july in this area. it doesn't happen very much. 77 outside of the belfort furniture weather center. the camera shows a lot of clouds, but it's a very thin overcast we've been dealing with and the sun stro

. >> james:jean machi walks the bases loaded but catches travis snider napping at 2nd base he is tagged out gaby sanchez breaks for home and is tagged out in a rundown for the inning-ending double play. >> james:after gregor blanco ties the game at 5 with a single in the seventh >> james:the pitch gets by catcher chris >> james:the giants added one more to end this one with a 7-5 victory. snapping their 6-game losing genn themoakland strugging on the road in >> james:jason hammel about to go 0-4 as an "a" >> james:bottom of the 1st matt dominguez singles to center off hammel marc krauss and jon singleton score making it 3-0 astros >> james:after giving up an rbi single to make it 4-0 said ofrobbie grossman takes hammel deep for a 2-run home run 6-0 >> james:bottom 5th now. singleton hits a end. >> james:49ers linebacker aldon smith missed practice yesterday. >> james:he had to go to los angeles to attend an office hearing to address the incident in which he allegedly made a false report of a bomb threat at los angeles international airport. gave themsmith will not be charged in the inci

. >> that was journalist noah snider describing the scene of that crash.to get some analysis now from a former accident investigator. allen deal is the author of "air safety investigators." and he joins us now via skype from albuquerque, new mexico. thank you, sir, for talking with us. just how quickly do you think investigators need to get to this crash site? we mentioned some have gotten there. but whole teams of investigators, to assess what actually happened, and how big a problem do you think it is, the fact that inexperienced people are actually already there sifting through the debris? >> yeah, that's -- rosemary, that's a big problem, especially if there's any pilfering going on. i'm not suggesting that is happening. but that has happened at other crash scenes. in this case we pretty much think we know what happened. our the soviet air missile brought the aircraft down. of course, the bigger mystery is probably going to be whether or not the aircraft could have been flown obviously with a large warhead that these radar-guided missiles have. probabl

here is sara snider. >> reporter: video from a california freeway shot by a driver stunned by what heunfold. a woman being punched over and over and over again by a california highway patrolman. >> you see, you heard it. it was like thump, thump, thump! you hear her head bouncing. bam! bam! on the concrete. >> reporter: how many times did he hit her? >> i think around 15 shots to the head and punching like this is not just jabs. these are hooks. those are lights out punches and not like taps. >> reporter: the highway patrol report says the woman posed a danger to herself and other drivers because she was walking within traffic lanes at times and when she was asked to stop she continued to ignore the officer's command and ultimately she becomes physically combative, it says. >> the tape only shows a small part of what transpired. there were events that led up to this until all of that is collected and put into perspective, we aren't going to be able to make a determination. >> reporter: the eyewitness who goes by the name david diaz says he saw exactly what led up to it before you star

. >> mark:top of the 2nd pittsburgh's travis snider goes down the right field line off tim hudson forome run that would make it 3-0 pirates. >> mark:michael morse would get one back in the bottom of the inning he hits a solo home run off francisco liriano. >> mark:but it would be the only run liriano would surrender. >> mark:he strikes out dan uggle in the 7th one of his 11 k's on the night. >> mark:botom 9th last chance for giants >> mark:travis ishikawa brought up game dodgers won so giants 3 games back in the n.l. west. and more bad news for the >> mark:pitcher matt cain will seek a second opinion on his inflamed right elbow from noted >> mark:cain is on the disabled list with bone chips in the elbow. it's the first time he's been his career >> mark:cain who is owed $20 million in each of the next two seasons was 2-7 with a 4.18 era before going on the disabled list. >> darya:acording to reports in san antonio raiders owner mark davis and two team representatives met with san antonio officials on july 18 regarding the prospect of moving the team to texas >> darya:san antonio is evi

bob dold recent public polling had him beating brad snider. in the new jersey open seat.m went up on tv and came out of a great primary fight in june. tyrnies ethical problems have not gone away. it's a very serious fight of his own. he will have to spend a lot of time. stuart mills is running against nick nolan in the district next to collin peterson in upper minneapolis. this guy for a first time candidate he has such a natural abilities and instincts. i've never seen anything like it. he has got a great shot against nolan. jeff gorel -- this is a seat on people's radars against julia brownly down in ventura county. he's an afghan war vet on navy reserve duty as we speak. he's an assembly man who won a very tough district there. lastly we have lee zeldon who is running against tim bishop. another democrat with serious ethical problems in long island. lee represents in his state senate district the bluest part of the district and we're really excited about his chances. was i under time? i will turn it over to rob. >> that was great. >> there you go. >> good afternoon eve

and it's working with amazing, talented people like chris null and ghee arrow del toro and zach snidernd folks like that. >> reporter: you've been building a studio in china. is that more about the potential in china or trying to diversify away from the u.s. where things are stagnating? >> it's both. we've certainly diversified our company over the last couple years in television in china, in digital and things like that. but the market, you know, is growing, and our films have done very well there. so having a presence, and we've had had a presence there for years, was really important to us. >> reporter: talking about diversifying can tv and all these other divisions. the world on the street is you're building towards an ipo, that the company is valued at $3 billion. what's your plan? >> our plan is to continue to grow. and whatever is in the best interest of our shareholders is what we're going to pursue. right now, you know, the focus is on making sure we make great content across the board. and those opportunities will be assessed as they present themselves. >> reporter: now, you

here to discuss what this means for the worker, republican pete snider.gressman ellison is on the right track? >> this is ridiculous. the world is far from tranquil. our southern border is being overrun, and the democrats in congress want to make unionizing a civil right and gut our right it work laws? it's absolutely ridiculous. it will trash our economy. >> it's already illegal to fire workers if they say they want to unionize. the facts tell a different story. if you look what happened in michigan when they became a right to work state, they went up 21 places in the american economics institute ranging of business friendly areas, also the highest salaries, nonunion workers. >> that's spot on. study after study shows right to work states like my home state of virginia have lower unemployment, more manufacturing jobs. this is something that the left really would love to do. they would love to make unionizing mandatory everywhere you go, bake it into our civil liberties instead of protecting the ones that are being trampled on by the obama administration.

pirates >> gary:top 6th/ 5-4 pirates >> gary:jean machi walks the bases loaded but catches travis snideris tagged out gaby sanchez breaks for home and is tagged out in a rundown for the inning-ending double play to end the threat >> gary:bottom 7th after blanco tied it 5-5 with a single >> gary:the pitch gets by pitcher chris stewart joe panik scores 6-5 giants >> gary: the bullpen continued to shut the door from there >> gary:final: 7-5 giants >> gary:snap 6-game losing steak score more runs than they had the entire home stand dodgers play tonight giantsa's/astros >> gary:jason hammel about to go 0-4 as an "a" >> gary:bottom 1st/ 1-0 astros >> gary:matt dominguez singles to center off hammel marc krauss and jon singleton score 3-0 astros >> gary:after giving up an rbi single to make it 4-0 >> gary:robbie grossman takes hammel deep for a 2- run home run 6-0 astros in the 1st >> gary:bottom 5th/ 6-1 astros >> gary:singleton 2-run home run off hammel 8-1 astors >> gary:top 9th 2 outs >> gary:dallas keuchel gets brasndon moss to ground out for the complete game win a 4-hitter >> gary:final:

they gave the mother 68 year old snider a sobriety test, she son scooted from the passenger to the driverseat and took off. >>> some red paint will be added in san francisco. the transportation agency says the paint is intended to keep private drivers, private car drivers out of the transit only lanes. the paint will be added between 5th and 12th street. the agency says it plans on retiming traffic signals and adding cross hatched markings in intersections to keep muni going. >>> those at the fair will see extra police. it's to prevent gang violents. up to $60 private security guard and 18 units will be on patrol. the fair is paying $133,000 towards law enforcement efforts. the fair opened up yet and it will stay open through august 10th. >>> you don't have to go all the way to spain to run with the bulls. tomorrow you can do it in the bay area. the great bull run is making its way to alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton and hundreds of people are expected to run along side a 1500 pound bull, but peta is trying to stop the event getting thousands of signatures on a petition claiming a

there's no constituency for the homeless, no mitch snider, there's not -- you don't have the stock ofsing anymore that you can have. you got to build new stuff or refurbish something and the focus is not there. >> we have land we can do it. it can be done. you have to have the political will. >> real quick, 270,000 names on a petition for marijuana. we couldn't get half of that or a fraction of that for homelessness. >> a sad point there. we will have to take a break and when we come back much more to get to in virginia and back to maryland too. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "reporters notebook." bragging rights for silver spring, maryland, one of 16 cities where women earn more than men. surprised? were you surprised by the average salary there? >> i think there were surprises. 53 grand roughly and 50 for men. >> right. >> it's not a huge salary by many people's standards but it shows based on that, that women are probably doing fairly well in other salary ranges and in other jobs, and silver spring has long said it sought to have a good economic model. it was one of the things d

i am honored to serve this committee leadership this year with governor snirick snider. i thank him very much for his work. he is unable to join him. i want to thank the governor of ohio who is stepping in today as the vice chair or heartbeat away from the microphone here. if i mess up the able leader will take over and get us to the finish line. i'd like to begin with just a few straekti iadministrative is. the proceedings of this committee are open to the press and all attendees as a consideration please take a moment to ensure that your cell phones are silences. if not, if it's a really interesting call, share it with all of us. home land security legislative director. please see him if you need copies. today's session will focus on sharing strategies and strengthening partnerships to provide meaningful and long term employment for our veterans. this is a structured session with a distinguished panel of guests offering various perspectives on veterans employme employment. they will look more about our to improve federal programs, share innovative practices among the s

security issues with the chair and vice chair of that committee, governors jay nixon of missouri and ric snider of vermont. all live tomorrow on c-span. >>> this weekend on "newsmakers" arizona congressman discusses immigration, border issues and the progressive agenda in congress. newsmakers airs on sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span2 here on c-span3 we compliment that coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs events and on weekends, c-span3 is the home to american history tv. with programs that tell our nation a story including six unique viers. the civil war's 150th anniversary. visiting battlefields and key events. american artifacts, touring museums and historic sites to discover what artifacts reveal about america's past. the history bookshelf. the president says, looking at the policies and legacies of our nation's commanders in chief. lecturers in history with top college professors delving into america's past and our new series "real america" films fr