. >> to get to talbot is difficult. sometimes the only safe way in is with armed assistance. the military escorted the media in to cover a candl scandal of rape. >> we heard about women young and old being raped. we also heard that these people were not there, they were only spreading rumors to give a bad reputation. >> these claims of mass rapes are a big lie, and the village is safe. those members of the army have married our girls, not raped them. >> but compared those comments with these given by a woman in the village. >> the soldiers beat up my husband very badly and they dragged him out of the house bleeding, and then four others came in and started raping my daughters. they were screaming their father's name to come and rescue them. the rape lasted three hours. they did that to everyone, our neighbors, everyone. >> the united nations' first tried to send a team to investigate the allegations on the fourth of november. it's team it was denied access to the village for almost a week. finally they were allowed in but with a sizable sudanese army present. >> they found no

newman and david talbot by telephone, but we really should thank dr. newman very much and break for lunch. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. americannd long, history tv is featuring colorado springs, colorado, a sunny, dry and mild time it and mineral springs made it popular as a health resort. cableer with our comcast partners, c-span recently visited many sites exploring colorado springs' rich history. to best understand who spencer penrose the man was, i thought i would read a quote from his obituary. december 15, 1939. than a he was more capitalist, community builder and philanthropist. in my own words, who is spencer penrose? i think of him or in terms of his legacy to the community. of his most obvious legacies are he build the broaden

it was standing goalie talbot, the stand-out player. he took all 41 shot >>> tennis, and davis cup hopes in switzerland have been given a boost with roger federer finally getting on court despite nursing a back injury. the 70-time grand slam champion hadn't trained since withdrawing from the world cup finals. he got a late practice session in on wednesday. he has never played in a davis cup team against france. it gets under way with the singles on friday. >>> mixed martial arts incorporates boxing, wrestling and kickboxing all in one. it's a top competition, the fighting example onship for u.f.c. is -- championship u.f.c. is recognised as a fast growing sport. mexico is a target. >> reporter: this man grew up in a rough neighbourhood in mexico city. he took up mixed martial arts as a form of self-defence. >> mixed martial arts is not just about going to the gym. it's about developing the mind and the spirit and building men and women of character. >> reporter: to date he's a new star of the biggest promotion company, the ultimate fight

toronto's de-stan was the top storer, and they won 96-93 >>> rangers cam talbot made 30 saves and had his first win at the expense of the philadelphia flyers. the home team taking a 2-0 lead. kevin cline sealed the first, rick nash sealed the win with the second. it was stand-in goalie talbot, the standout player, stopping 31 shots in a fourth start this year. >>> things are not going well for new zealand in the second innings, trying to build a much-winning lead -- match-winning lead against pakistan in a second test in dubai. the tourists lost several cheap wickets. ross taylor made an important 75ment earlier he struck a century. pakistan got to within 10 runs of the first innings total. new zealand lead by 177, heading into the final day. atletico national have a slender 1-0 lead to defend after the copa submaracana. the goal came 10 minutes before half time, chipping over the goalkeeper. advantage for the colombians the brazilians hosting the run leg in a week's time, 1-0 down. >> well-known for being a gambling up to , and mani pakkio is taking a risk fighting a truckie opponent

they get shut out by cam talbot. they get outscored 33-9. after the game gm ron hextall lit into the team saying tonight was embarrassing. >>> sixers with good karma tonight. ellen gave michael carter start together. boston's brandon bass, it was a bass kicking. end of the quarter, though, he beats the buzzer. just inside half court. nerlens noel making moves. nice moves, huh? they're 0-11. matching the worst start in franchise history. >> we're a young group of guys that, you know, have each other's back, no matter what, no matter what our record is we stand for this city and we're going to keep fighting to play hard every night. >> the eagles should be able to run the ball on tennessee sunday. the titans are giving up 44 rushing yards a game. ed on the giants are giving up more. lesean mccoy led the league in rushing, his stats are down this year. but more because of the injuries on the offensive line or is it he's not the real mccoy this year? >> i'm not going to address am i the same player. i don't address that. for what? what are we ta

cam talbot shuts them out. flyers lose two to nothing. >>> sixers lose tonight by 11 to the sill tics. their seventh straight loss to start the season. my bosses won't let me spare you the highlights. michael carter williams and nerlens noels back. tough shooting night for mcw. four of 13. he puts the sixers up by 46789 necessity he will ten points, eight rebound. sixers lead bias much as nine. there are too many defensive break downs. jared sellinger could not be anymore wide open. twenty-two for him. sixers lose, once again, they are zero and 11. >> we're young. we have each others back, no matter what our record is, you know, we're going to keep playing hard every night. >> they may not know it at the time but nfl schedule makers gave eagles just what they need home game sunday against two and eight titans. bird have have moved on from that stumping they took in green bay, despite that 33-point loss. the confidence of this team remains very high. >> i think that we're really close to being, you know, if not

talbot was terrific. stopped 28 shots.s lose two to nothing to the rangers. >> the 76ers general manager sam hinkie he's a happy guy. he wanted a bad team that just loses, and he's got a really bad team. another season of tanking the games, the embarrassment for the nba continues. 11 straight losses and believe this, there's 82 games in the season. aren't we lucky? tonight was boston's turn. let's go to the wells fargo center. all right. second quarter, sixers up by two. but they do this a lot turn the ball over boston ties it up at 39. michael carter williams not shooting well this year. he misses by 3 feet. what's the difference? tony wrote 10 he can't play defense. had only one, three, one for six. sixers lose sad toll say 111-110 or for guy like sam hinkie. brett brown trying to stop what is a losing culture. >> we have to keep the lock consider room together. we have to keep our guys believing if they don't cheat days, if they really come in and they invest in what we're selling, then we believe we have a chance of fi

cam talbot shuts them out. me spare you suspense, innings isers lose tonight by 11 points to the celtics. their 11th straight loss to start the season. unfortunately my bosses will let you spare the highlights. michael carter williams and nerlens noel back in. tough shooting night for mcw, four of 13. inningsers up by four here. he scores ten points, grabs eight board. inningsers lead by nine points in the game but too many defensive break down. jared sellinger could not be anymore wide open. twenty-two points for him. sixers lose 101-90. once again, they are zero and 11. >>> they may not have known it a at the time but nfl schedule makers gave the eagles a home game sunday begins two and eight titans. bird say they have moved on from that stumping they took in green bay. despite that 33-point loss, the confidence have of this team remains, very high. >> i think that we're really close to being, if not the best team in the nfl, one of the best teams. it is justin consistency has killed thus year. >> every singl

newman and david talbot by telephone, but we really should thank dr. newman very much and break for lunch. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. americannd long, history tv is featuring colorado springs, colorado, a sunny, dry and mild time it and mineral springs made it popular as a health resort. together with our

from the former national security adviser stephen hadley and former deputy secretary of state strobe talbot. they talked about russian president of the latitude and strategic ambitions in europe and the ongoing conflict in ukraine. this was hosted by the aspen institute about an hour and a half. it's good to see you. i'm walter isaacson the president of the aspen institute and one of the joys of being president of the institute is that occasionally you get invited to sit in with the strategy group with my friend strove and angela and his deeds and of course run by nick burns. the crisis with russia every day takes another step back and these are the people best at is dealing with it in fact the group was started 30 years ago with the crisis in russia in mind. so with that i would like to turn it over to nick burns the director of the group and a professor at the kennedy school of harvard. thanks for doing this. >> good afternoon everyone. it's a pleasure to welcome everyone to the aspen institute. this is the idea roundtable series and the first thing i want to do is thank michele smith for