. >> stephen henderson? >> the word i have come to over some time is "uprising" which i think captures all of the things that were going on that week. the things that have been going on for decades in detroit to marginalize and oppress african american people, destroy african american communities even. that was the buildup to what happened in 1967. a flashpoint was a pushback specifically against police aggression and police brutality. you also had a lot of other kinds of pushback. people in the streets looting stores were pushing back against the economic oppression taking place. they were pushing back against the housing discrimination. i think an uprising really captures all of that in a way -- that does not dismiss it. one of the things that is true is language has real power in our culture and the word "riot" was used to dismiss all of those things after what happened , happened. it was used to say ignore this, don't worry about the things that are behind this. we have taken care of it with police respo

stephen henderson, thank you for your time. our conversation for continue on this day 50 years ago, looking back at what took place in 1967 in detroit, michigan. two other guests joining us later on. some history about the event of that day. we spoke with a man who was at the forefront of making sure people understand this story and what went on at the time. we will hear from him and they continue our discussion of detroit, 1967. >> my name is marlowe stottlemyre. we are here today at gordon park at the corner of 12th and claremont street. this is where many people believe the rebellion, riot, uprising in 1967 started. detroit looking back to move forward is a multiyear community engagement project design to bring diverse voices together on the historic event of a crisis so people can find a role in the present to inspire the future. thats been 50 years brought the nation's eyes to the attention of what was happening in detroit and run america with regards to civil unrest, police brutality, and unjust conditions in urban commun

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at the and thompson andersity of michigan stephen henderson. live today at noon eastern on c-span3. as >> our guest is luke messer and we have him with us for the next way five minutes. let me introduce you to reporters who ask you questions. james covers congress for real clear politics. asktart out and i want to questions about john mccain. his008, you are cochair of presidential campaign which gives you perspective on senator mccain. what is the impact of his absence on the policy agenda for republicans in congress? rep. messer: john mccain is an american hero. there are times he does things i agree with another times he does things i do not agree with. no one ever questions his patriotism, his dignity, whether he is somebody who loves his country, he has literally given blood, sweat, and tears to the cause. that, it creates further challenges in the senate. thisure we will talk about quite a bit in the next 25 minutes. not where we are want to be. -- inhas been done by the the last six months. quite how problematic will it be with you -- repealing of the affordable care act to t

and the pulitzer prize winner stephen henderson and former detroit free press journalist discussed the media coverage of the riot and it's aftermath. the 1967 detroit riots, 50 years later. live sunday starting at noon eastern on american history tv. >> we are talking with representative mike johnson who serves the state of louisiana, the 4th district and thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> tell us how you got to this position? >> my background is in constitutional law. so for about 20 years i did litigation in the courts and public interest law firms is i did do litigation and served in the louisiana legislature for a short term for a little under two years and was elected to a full term, and we got a chance to serve it out because the seat became open when the predecessor ran for the u.s. senate and we jumped in and it turned out well. we wound up with the largest winning percentage in 50 years in my district, and so it's good to be here. >> tell us a little bit about what was the ultimate deciding factor? >> well, i'm the father of four children under the age of 16, a

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stephen henderson and former detroit free press and detroit news journalist tim kiska discussed the mediaoverage of the riot and its aftermath. the 1967 detroit riots, 50 years later, live, sunday starting at noon his -- noon eastern on american history tv, on c-span3. >> 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 by your cable or satellite provider. washington journal continues. host: for another perspective on the fiscal 2018 budget, we are joined by another budget committee member, jodey arrington, a republican congressman from texas. i want to ask you about what happened with the senate health care bill and get your reaction. two more senators said they would not support the bill and

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heather graham thompson of the university of michigan and detroit free press editorial page editor stephen henderson. eastern, a former detroit police chief and former detroit free press journalist. riots: 50throit anniversary, live sunday at noon eastern on c-span3. 50 years ago, the 1967 detroit riots began, ignited by long-simmering racial tensions. this week on "the sidebar" podcast, a look at what happened with the principal domestic to president lyndon b. johnson. you can find "the sidebar" and every c-span podcast on the free c-span radio app for apple and android, as well as google play. tune in. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. year marks the 150th anniversary of the senate appropriations committee. next, betty koed reflects on the committee's history. senators thad cochran and patrick leahy also speak at the program. held in the kennedy congress room on capitol hill, this is about 40 minutes. everyone.ening, i am a trustee of the

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catcher hector sanchez delivered a two-run blast off stephen okert and padres win 5-3 and his formier team nate gets the hero's welcome. >>> ricky hendersony young award winner struck out two and not rookie matt chapman who went 3 for 3 to make it 1-0. in the eighth, chapman connects off kluber again, and his second of the contest and ties the game at three a piece. then in the ninth, chris "crush" davis sends everyone home happy with a two-run shot off brian shaw. the as walk off with a 5-3 victory and davis leads the team with 25 home runs. >> to say life is good for steph curry would be a huge understatement. two weeks after signing a contract with the warriors, curry is hanging out this weekend with justin timberlake at the celebrity golf championship. let's go to lake tahoe for fun and games and j.t. hikes a basketball to tony romo who finds steph for the slam dunk. if basketball had not worked out for curry he might have pursued golf. steph is tied for 13th with 32 point. his dad dell is also pretty good with his short game and he's tied for 27th. former cal quarterback aaron rodgers had one of the best shots of the day on 7. his ba

stephen okert. padres win 5-3 and a nice return from mad bum, but he gets a hero's welcome. >>> the team honored hall of famer ricky hendersonber struck out two, and not rookie matt chapman who went 3 for 3 in his first career home run to make it 1-0. chapman connects off kluber again and his second of the contest ties the game at three a piece and then in the ninth, chris "crush" davis sends everyone home happy with a two-run shot off brian shaw, the as walk off with a 5-3 victory and davis leads the team with 25 home runs. >>> to say life is good for steph curry would be a huge understatement. two weeks after signing a $200 million contract with the warriors, curry is hanging out with justin timberlake at the celebrity golf championship. let's go to lake tahoe for fun and games and j.t. hikes the basketball to tony rommo who finds steph for the lamb dunk. he might have pursued a career in golf. he sinks this birdie. steph is tied for 13th with 32 points. his dad dell is also pretty good with his short game tied at 27th. aaron rodgers had one of the best shots of the day on 7. his ball would nearly go in for an ace. rodgers

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