when st. john's held its 100th anniversary service, the centennial service was held in 1917, in january, the keynote speaker was henry cabot lodge of massachusetts, and on that occasion he summed up what was true then and is still true today about the nature of this place and its role in washington history. he said, "to describe all that has happened within sight of this spot, all that this church has seen looking across the square would be to tell, in large part, the history of the united states." that was a true statement then, and it's a true statement today. st. john's is still an integral part of washington, d.c. it continues to serve the needs of its congregation and visitors alike. it is a welcoming place for richard and you anyone who wishes to join us for a worship service. >> richard grimmat is the author of "a history of st. john's church." you can also learn about the church of the presidents at their website, stjohns-dc.org. >> c-span continues to follow president-elect donald tru

teachers in st.t in human relations withhops and come meetings their teachers associations, and other professional organizations. teachers.nd negro leagu all this, before the supreme court decision. students in st. louis were meeting on their own to find out if integration could work. hadse anyouth delegates from all over st. louis. >> i don't mean to say anything, .ut i have heard funny things >> i live in a pretty fancy neighborhood and we had kids who broke into the school and wreceked it. narrator: when the supreme court ruled that segregation was illegal, these children were ready. and, the school administration was ready. schools could learn from the , and planf the past for an orderly and gradual integration that was prepared months in advance. but school plans were only paper. the real decision was up to the community. support came from organized labor, the metropolitan church ,ederation, the catholic church the jewish community relations council. support for integration also came from some u

documenting the response of st. louis to the court's early think tanks support about ford foundation. the film was the right of atrocities and on and was nominated for an academy award. >>, we are integrated, white and black students going to different schools. the big question is can they get along together? something one word about our kids, i am not. seen kids like these in trouble, real trouble. it happened quite a few years ago over at fairgrounds park, just across the street. ♪ [tense music] ♪ ♪ [mournful music] narrator: of what we didn't know, we do not understand. that which we did not understand, it was feared. here, the beginning of hate. yet there was no reason to hate. st. louis was a quiet city. we all used the same library, the same parks and the same railroad station. public transportation. and what did we really share in common? these children did not know each other. they could get up in the morning and ride the same bus to school, but they were strangers. at only one natural meeting place, the pub

in the crow's nest of the sailing ship st nicholas. on the flags on the bow of the ship the head of st maurice. these were vows best years the town was bursting with self-confidence there was still alive the trade exchanging third cereals and wax for salt and class with grain bought in cheap in the autumn and stored in the warehouses till it could be sold at a high price in spring one hundred was beginning to bite. but the monopoly was not to hold for much longer the handy attic league was showing the first signs of losing its firm grip and russia was putting pressure on the rich merchants in revel. nothing lasts forever that's the message of the rev al dance of death band had the loopback master painted the picture it reminds the living of the transitory nature of the things of the inevitability of death. almost defiant the memorial slab of a reveille merchant who lived his life in piety but was ready to put up a fight also he would have the view i believe. two hundred years later rev all would be under the yoke of the zaz and. concor

professor, and a university of st. thomas law professor will review 12 historic cases to be featured in the series. that is live, monday 6:30 p.m. eastern. on a span -- on c-span. now, an episode from the start first season of landmark pieces. >> all persons having business before the supreme court of the united states. >> landmark cases. produced in cooperation with the national constitution center. >> exploring the human stories and constitutional diagram asbehind 12 historic decisions. >> number 759. >> quite often, ones that the -- quite often, most of our most famous decisions are ones that the court took that were 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 stuck together because they believed in the rule of law. >> c-span and the national constitution center welcome you to the landmark cases. we explore the people and stories behind some of the supreme court's most famous decisions. tonight you will be

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supposedly, st.es went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [female voi

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teams... ...st mary #11...19 st >>> welcome back. we have college basketball, and here in the bay area boy we had two ranked teams. st. mary's number 11, 19 straight wins. number 12 gonzaga. packed house. quick start for the zags in the dark uniforms. jonathan williams grown man move inside jam. zags jumped out and led 24-8. st. mary's did get back in and settled its offense. cut the lead to 9. but the bulldogs led wire to wire and avenged a loss to the gales last month. zagswon 78-65. >>> to cal's jones, just wasn't working in salt lake city. at utah in white, the slam action and whereon -- slam and we're done here. utah mashed tonight 77-43. >>> and to the ice, shacks in teal hosting the edmonton oilers, and first period, edmonton, turnover, and joe made him pay in front of his dad. under 3 minutes left. ryan, broke a tie, came in with no career goals, scored two tonight, and san jose won the game final 6-4. boy, when the sharks are red hot, forget about it. [ laughter ] >> that's right. >> very cool. thank you vern. >> love the fi

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it flooded four homes on aragon boulevard and st. matthew's catholic church and st. matthew's catholic school. damage estimate, unknown. >> so the school was flooded. it was evacuated. there were some students arrived for early drop-off. the staff was able to quickly evacuate them and get them to the right locations with family members and parents. the school is shut down. >> reporter: she says the damage is extensive. a lot of it is in the school gym. the water is not shut off to this neighborhood but people might experience some low water pressure for the next several hours. pg&e is here. they shut off power and gas to the school. there is a cal water biologist on scene as well to make sure local creeks are protected since all of this is washing into the storm drains. but it's freshwater. so it couldn't be -- it's not going to be much of a concern. as far as what exactly happened, why this water main broke, nobody knows. they are investigating. it was an old pipe built in the 1950s or 1960s. but there was no construction going on in this area. so it looks like it m

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st. johns led boy five at the half.n the second half, big star, shamore pond going in for the hoop, gets the bucket and foundation. 26 points and st. johns able to knock off second ranked team in less than a week, villanova loses 79-75. >>> east carolina visiting temple owls flying high. junior. roads with 23 points, later, they hook up again, shoes to roads goes in for the slam. temple with a big win on north broad 90-73 is the final. la sal on the road. that will give the explorers an 18-16 lead. johnson with 14 points. george washington got a huge night out of utah. of he was up from seven and had 29 points of gw gets the win 80-69. >> madness about a month away. . >>> the baby that just made is. >>> a baby from georgia just made history >> meet one-year-old lucas the first child with down syndrome to be the face of gerber baby food. beat out more than 140,000 other babies, his prize includes $50,000, he'll be featured on the social media accounts the next year. >>> weekend watch we finally start to warm up we're tal

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i want to acknowledge my team at st. james and especially my right hand and the salt of the earth co-convener, barbra web. thank you. the members of my team are mostly senior citizens. some with disabilities, all who love this city. i want to thank our allies. housing rights committee of the commission and the west side and senior disability action and advocacy, for walking with me and my team, sometimes in the very cold on behalf of our most vulnerable. i want to thank my family, most of whom would not be here today, but who are with me in spirit and most of all i really thank my daughter gina. gina you truly are my truth teller. you are my guru whose love and support give me the strength and the courage to lead. thank you and thank you all for this great honor. [applause] congratulations. [applause] our next speaker will be supervisor peskin. >> thank you madam president, colleagues. i have the honor to an individual who has worked for the city and county of san francisco for longer than i have been alive. i want to re

lone pine, meanwhad obtained permits to begin drilling beneath the st. lawrenceiv. the protests culminated in montreal following a march n of more t0 miles from small town to small town to garner support. and get the attention of the canadian government. the march was organized by this man: grassroots activi philippe duhamel. >> they had plans to drill 12 thousand wells around this area, the st lawrence valley in quebec. i ut my savings to organize it. because there was this urgency d no time to fundraise. >> reporter: so you spent your own money to organize this citizen's march? >> yeah, yeah and a few other people including my father. when we got to montreal. faces are pure light. pure delight. feel thatgain you ca history's on your side and you're winning. >> reporter: as the protesters nverged on downtown montreal, the activists did win a partial victory. the quebec government adopted and later passed a bill that temporarily banned fracking beneath the st. lawre river. to the protesters, it may have seemed like their victory was sealed. but it marked the beginni

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the minneapolis-st. paul greater twin city's region population of color will more than double by 2040. that's our projection, a little different than here. while the nonhispanic white population will remain about the same, as it is depicted on the slide today. the region is depicted as an immigration gateway and it's expected that we will grow by thousands of new residents through international immigration through 2040. as i said, we welcome this growth, as we do believe that diversity is a strength in the global marketplace. i want to share just a few more statistics then about our demographics. overall in ramsey county, we are home to colleges and universities, more than any other county in minnesota. and ramsey county's education statistics look pretty good. of residents 25 and over, 16% have a graduate or professional degree, as compared to 11.2% nationally. 90% have completed high school. 40.4% have a bachelor's or higher degree. the national averages are 86.7% and 29.8% respectfully. however, as th

this seems to indicate our folks infiltrated this operation in st. petersburg, russia, on the ground. >> that's a safe interpretation. certainly they had some inside information, which indicated they had some data in st. petersburg. it started to unravel and they had somebody on the inside. you go out from there. you follow the money. sooner or later, the money has to get out. in this case it went through paypal. that's how they found this individual in california. >> shepard: this is not the end. obviously they still have the cooperating witnesses. ones that were close to the president. mike flynn, rick gates about to be there, the banking. what could someone offer and to what end to get a plea deal from this man? >> there's certainly -- it's a mosaic when you put these things together. there's individuals that have pled guilty. maybe they have information. maybe papadopoulos has information. maybe he doesn't. certainly they're going to try to extract what they can. we don't know yet where the individuals who have been indicted, some of whom have pl

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. >>> students at st. matt's catholic school in san mateo are back in school for the first time today since a water main break last week. the massive flooding not only damaged parts of campus but also nearby homes. abc7 news reporter matt keller was there this morning with how students are coping and still being affected. >> reporter: back to class this morning for the 600 students at st. matthew's catholic school in san mateo. kindergarten through eighth grade school opened for the first time since a water main flooded the school and church. >> everybody was anxious to return today. we had our assembly. everybody is back in their classrooms. right now we are in repair mode. >> reporter: a classroom, pavilion, part of the church and a storage room were all damaged. the biggest victim is the 5-year-old gymnasium used by many basketball teams. st. matthew's basketball league has three weeks left in the season. in the meantime, nearby schools have offered up their facilities for remaining games. >> we're hopi

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