the film concludes with a circus july 4 parade of the newly restored wagons and circus animals and performers♪ >> hi. i'm joey brown. you know the good old days of people are always talking about? what are some good things in those good old days. most of the good memories was this. something many of you have never seen. a circus parade. ♪ this was the spectacular, i guess today you'd call it a commercial, to let everyone in town know that the big top was being raised. and the everyday hum drum world would soon be trance filled into -- transformed into one filled with exotic animals. pretty girls filling pretty costumes and that daring young man on the flying trapeze. it was a wonderful world, i know because i had the good fortune to start my show business career in the circus. i was an area list -- arielist one of the five marvelous ashtons. the marvelous was our oechb -- own idea. unfortunately, there hasn't been one of these circus parades for more years than some of us care to remember. so it was natural for the joseph schlitz brewing company to decide to recreate this wonderful bit of ame

the start of the biggest circus parade ever. aukee becomes the fourth of july capital of america. mr. and mrs. eli accompany the parade marshal, john kelly. trumpeters and tlagflag bearers, wagon pulled by eight clydesdalesclits clydesdales. aboard is the south county band. weighs empty 5 tons. 6 belgiums pull this wagon built in 1884 and donated to the museum by walt disney productions. everyone be quiet, you'll wake the tigers. let sleeping tigers lie. the asia tablo wagon, it was built in 1903 and its carvings represent the various countries in asia. it does not recognize red china. the camel patrol from madison, wisconsin powered by riders on pure bred arabian horses. relatively simple but nonetheless beautiful is this wag on that, the dragon and mirror tablo. six matched belgiums draw this 1915 wagon. a wonderful display of horsemanship. horsewoman horsewomanship? well, horse back riding. this is drawn by three midget mules. another walt disney donation is this handsome cage wagon. it's just a baby as wagons go having been b

it concludes with the july 4th circus parade of the newly restored wagons and circus animals and performers. >> hi i'm joey brown. you know the good old days that people are always talking about? there were some good things in those good old days. there was this, something many of you have never seen. a circus parade. this was spectacular. today you'd call it a commercial to let everyone in town know that the big top was being raised. and the every day world would be transformed into one filled with exotic animals. pretty girls filling pretty costumes and that oh so daring young man on the flying trapeze. it was a wonderful world. i had the good fortune to start my showbizness businessness career. i was one of the five marvelous ashtons. the marvelous was our own idea. there haven't been more of these circus parades than some of us want to remember. it was natural for the brewing company that began a series of community wide celebrations of holidays to decide to recreate this wonder frlful bit of americana for the celebration of the fourth of july. these are the streets of milwaukee on the

this is the first circus wagon brought to the museum from outside the state of wisconsin.1903, this was a steam calio wagon. now it carries a sort of electrically operated telephone will stop our old door friends on the beauty tableau wagon are joined by some lovely live the ones. the girls are from schlitz. as the last passes, and notion of people falls into the line of march. down to the lakefront, our gigantic display. it is a truly special day. our country's birthday. ♪ >> as the last of the rockets red glare fades into the night sky the city looks forward to next year. it celebrates a day and becomes once again america's fourth of july capital. ♪

these cats are getting used to new beginnings and to working in the circus. the owner says he is capable of housing several hundred more. >> how do you make a lion jumped through a ring of fire? ask him politely. impossible. you have to punish them. you have to starve them. you have to condition them. and that is inhumane. so that is why i am so happy about this law. reporter: back at the circus, he and his friends are still the stars of the show, for now. but who are they performing for? just 50 people turned up for tonight's performance. the law may not be in effect yet, but it has already taken its toll. the show goes on with little to celebrate. host: 1000 wild animals in mexico are packing their bags, leaving the big top and looking for new homes. it does look as though an animal sanctuary could be somewhere they could go. that brings today's broadcast to a close, but you can find much more of today's news on our website, including the very latest on the situation in greece. to reach me and most of the bbc team, just go to twitter. for all of us here at "

this is the first circus wagon brought to the museum from outside the state of wisconsin. originally was a steam wagon. now it carries a electrically operated telephon musical instrument. our old girlfriends are joined by some lovely live ones. another disney donation, the wagon, not the girls. the girls are from schlitz, he said with gusto. as the last passes, a notion of people falls in line to march. then home for a picnic dinner and the lakefront for a gigantic display to in this day, a truly special day, our country's birthday. ♪ as the last of the rockets red glare fades into the night sky the city looks for to next year. it celebrates a date in old milwaukee and becomes again america's fourth of july capital. ♪ >> next, brooklyn college professor benjamin carp talked about some of the advantages and disadvantages to the british and american fortis forces in the american revolution. this class is about one hour and 15 minutes. prof. carp: hi, everybody. my name is benjamin carp. we are here at brooklyn

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wagons and the circus will do museum's effort to restore them in time for a july 4 parade. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> senator tim scott is the commencement address at south carolina state university. he gave it on friday, may 8. the speech includes advice i way of thought, with the senator singing a few lines from the tune, "hold onto your dreams." he is the first african-american republican senator elected from the south since reconstruction. [applause] >> thank you. good evening to everyone. senator scott: let me say first and foremost that without any question, my prayers are with south carolina state university for financial success and for peace and the position of significance you currently hold. from my days through my days -- with the president through my days on the senate, and as you are united states senator, i will continue to be a supporter of south carolina state university. [applause] senator scott: now to the parents. i know that today is a day of joy and happiness. it is a joyful day because you get to see your

. >>> ever thought about joining the circus? how about buying the circus? the canadian government has approved the sale of cirque du soleil lay. the government says the acquisition is an overall economic benefit for canada. the troupe will remain headquarter in montreal. >>> unrest in ferguson, missouri is placing a large part of the blame at the feet of locals. >>> a big improvement over what we had overnight. the thunderstorm has left us behind. a couple of lingering sprinkles north of the beltway. 84 at 1:00. 87 at every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'. hey, you forgot the milk! that's lactaid. right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom lactaid®. 100% real m

i know because i had the good fortune to start my show business career in the circus. aerialist, one of the five marvelous ashtons the marvelous was our own idea. unfortunately, there hasn't been one of these circus parades for more years than some of us care to remember. so it was natural for the joseph schlitz brewing community to decide to recreate this wonderful bit of americana for milwaukee's celebration for the fourth of july. here comes the columbia bandwagon, built in 1897. six black percherrons. this is the first brought to the museum from outside the state of wisconsin. built in 1903 this originally was a steam wagon. now it cares an electrically operated xylohone. our old beauties are joined by some lovely live ones, another disney donation. the wagon, not the girls. the girls are from schlitz, he said with gusto. as the last band passes an ocean of people falls in the line of march. then home for perhaps a picnic dinner and down to the lakefront for a gigantic display to end this day, a truly special day. our country's birthday. ♪ as the last of the rocket

until we do, we are going to continue with the name calling and insults and all the circus that is in anything. betty: what is the question you think could nail him? doug: we have already seen it. we saw it in iowa when he was asked about religion. he gave a flippant answer, talking about his little wine and little cracker. a lot of evangelical voters in iowa and south carolina don't like that. i've never asked god for forgiveness once -- the republican primary candidates talk about their faith a lot. the way he handled that is the first crack in the dam, but it's up to reporters and republican candidates to decide to challenge him specifically on these issues. betty: i'm really confused by the polls. we just showed one that had donald trump leading everybody else by 24%. a poll says trump is at the bottom of all the candidates so far. he has a negative favorability rating in virginia and iowa. what is going on here? >> no surprise that republicans have problems with polling. donald trump has the highest negatives of anybody running. even higher than hillary clinton. he is somebody ge

you can head over to studio 1 arts center where you can enjoy the circus. >> that was echoy.e'll try to work that out. live footage from a scene off of spruce gate court where a person is dead after a truck slammed into a home. it all happened within the past 90 minutes or so. we have a live shot from the scene. we apologize for it breaking up. we're told the car ran through a wall. two people we understand were thp car. sadly one of them was killed. the other was seriously injured. now no word on whether anyone was at that house when the car hit. we of course are continuing to follow this story getting the very latest developments and updates. you can find them on air and online. check back with nbcbayarea.com, we're also tweeting out any new information. >> safety advocates worry the next car you could rent might be riddled with recalls if the new bill is approved. the bill was introduced yesterday by south dakota senator jot hunhn thune. it requires companies to tell about recall notices in writing. the bill also gets rid of a hard deadline for railroads to start using tec

i know, because i had the good fortune to start my show business career in the circus. was an area list, one of the five marvelous ashton's. the marvelous was our own idea. unfortunately, there hasn't been one of the circus parade's four more years than some of us care to remember. so it was natural for the joseph leach brewing company, which had begun a series of communitywide liberation of holidays, to decide to re-create this wonderful bit of americana will, for milwaukee's celebration of the fourth of july. here comes the columbia bandwagon, built in 1897. six black percheron's makeup the team. this is the first circus wagon brought to the museum from outside the state of wisconsin. built in 1903, this originally was a steam calliope wagon. now it carries a sort of electrically operated cylinder. our old girlfriends are joined by some lovelies. another disney donation, the wagon, not the girls. as the last band passes, then home for perhaps a picnic dinner and down to the lakefront for a john it -- gigantic display to in this truly special day, our country's birthday

but the most befuddling aspect of trump is isn't the circus performer stunts, it's the folks that areravitating to his candidacy. and that's what the serious campaigns are trying to figure out. they worry the more they attack and marginalize him the stronger he gets. why? because these people that support him feel marginalized themselves. the more they attack the more they embrace him. that's the problem. >> chuck todd, thanks. >>> another big story we're following is dangerous heat. a heat wave across much of the country. yes, we know it's the middle of summer. it's supposed to be hot in july but from the gulf coast up to the northeast it is sweltering. record heat for days now, and it is raising serious concerns for health. we get details from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: late july and the temperatures are soaring. 16 million people under heat advisories. 95 degrees in dallas today but feels like 102. 94 in tupelo, feels like 106. 91 in hilton head, real feel of 96. in kansas city store employees worked frantically to free a child left alone outside in a sweltering car. >> baby'

that the man is going to die like a roman emperor at the circus deciding whether or not a fighter is going to live or die. aurore: and this left-wing newspaper is critical of the security fears that the doctors talked about. flo: absolutely, because the security fears are quite significant. pro-life activists online have called for members of his medical team to essentially be kidnapped. the paper is critical of these pro-life activists the hard-core traditional catholics, and the fact that they are threatening doctors. they are calling these pro-life activists fundamentalists and he says they are just as bad as islamist fundamentalists. essentially, what they are doing here is a form of verbal terrorism, and they are walking all over france's sigrid principle of that sacred principle -- france's sacred principle of freedom. a euthanasia law essentially gives doctors the right to withdraw care. aurore: let's move on to a lighter story. we will take a look at a communist paper, focusing on a very french physician, and that is a summer camp program partially funded by the french state.

wagons and the circus world museum's efforts to restore them in time for a july 4 parade in milwaukee. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> recently american history tv was at the organization of american historians annual meeting in st. louis, missouri. we spoke with professors authors, and graduate students about their research. this interview was about 20 minutes. >> kendra gage, you are a postdoctoral fellow. can you tell us what you do at the university? kendra: primarily i have a research position. i do a lot of research which allows me to look at the 1904 olympics in particular. i also teach for the history department and interdisciplinary students. i have an opportunity to seek -- teach juniors and seniors who are starting their own research projects and helping them in that process. >> how did you get interested in the 1904 olympics? kendra gage: i've always had an interest in sports and sports history. during my masters i spoke -- focused on sports history. throughout my dissertation i did as well. the opportunity to have the lah -- oah here,

of the actual questioning is going to take place-- perhaps secretary clinton will benefit from the circus atmosphere and it will look like she's being ganged up on. of course, the downside for secretary clinton would be if she gives new ammunition about those who raise questions about her trustworthiness and these fresh evidence her opponents can use against her. >> axelrod: the more the handling of the e-mails and benghazi stay in the heads, how much of a liability do they become? >> it's not necessarily a forgone conclusion that all the increased scrutiny will hurt her if her opponents overplay their hands. but certainly, at the very least, when this issue comes up, as it did last friday, it blots out the other message that o hillary clinton is trying to put forward. on fridays she had a big economic speech that she was going to deliver, but it was crowded out a bit by new revelations about these e-mails, jim. >> axelrod: john dickerson in washington, thank you. tomorrow morning on "face the nation," john's guests will include several republican candidates for president senator rand pau

he wants to remain the ringmaster in the circus omaking.e'll do that. >> is this drama or is there real strategy? >> i don't think there's huge strategy. donald trump is probably surprised by how successful he has been. i don't think anybody anticipated it. i think he's riding the wave. i don't see a lot of strategy other than to say there are a lot of americans that kind of like the political class getting punched in the chin and trump is doing a lot of that. that seems to be popular. >> we are two weeks from the first debate. will anyone get a word in with trump on that platform or could this debate set the candidates apart? >> i think a silver lining for the rest of the republican field is donald trump makes the rest look reasonable by comparison. that was danger for them heading into is this debate before he jumped in the election. it could have changed into something. >> could this debate turn into attack on donald trump since he's leading in the polls no matter what he says? he could be the one candidates focus on. >> i think honestly

[applause] and the circus museum efforts to restore them >>host: we like to go behind-the-scenes . get our complete schedule@c-span.org. >> so one of the things we like to do at book tv is go behind the scenes and meet people involved in the publishing industry. today we want to introduce you dam gh >> >> i have been a nonfiction book editor 27 years. i currently work with harper collins with conservative intellectuals i have the imprint and previously over six to seven years i worked and other places in the industry by work dash simon & schuster at us small academic crossover imprint so when i started out i was an academic editor to go to academic conferences and talk to political scientists and historians to sign up their books. >>host: two or some of the officers you have worked with? >> some of the people includes james wilson he is the proudest jim wilson is one of my intellectual heroes as the criminologist his book is called the moral sense. when he died a couple of years ago one of his former students said the moral sense was his favorite book. i became known for publishing

the punches. it was actually two dads. still ahead at 11:00 we'll tell you what reportedly led to this violent encounter that was all caught on camera. >> also, a circuslephant gets very angry and takes it out on a nearby car. what caused the animal to go off. kate? >>> and we've got a heat wave starting tomorrow and it's only going to get worse before it gets better. sunday could be one of the hottest days of the year so far and we've also got a track a few storms off to our west but they can pop up during your saturday. i'll have all the details coming up with the seven day "eyewitness weather" forecast. >> and the summer season often means arise in break in ins burglars broke into your home would you have a good record of everything that was stolen? next three on your side's jim donovan shows you how your phone could make it easier than ever to protect your property. >>> back now on "eyewitness news", don't mess with this elephant. a circus elephant in denmark got angry with its handlers after being hit so it charged after car and tossed it it around. a number of elephants got spook by a crowd. activists want denmark to ban the use of elephants in

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wagons and the circus world museum's efforts to restore them in time for a july 4 parade in milwaukee. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> announcer: in june, 1945, world war ii was still being naught the pacific, although the allied powers had declared victory in europe. 50 countries, including the united states, france, united kingdom and soviet union gathered in san francisco to sign the united nations charter. up next, u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon is joined by san francisco mayor edwin lee, california governor jerry brown and house minority leader nancy pelosi to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the united nations. hosted by the u.n. foundation and city of san francisco, this event is about 45 minutes. >>> ambassadors, consuls general, elected officials and distinguish guests and that includes everyone we welcome you to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the signing of the united nations charter here in wonderful san francisco. [ applause ] we thanking the pacific boys chorus for a wond

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the kids are. >> yeah. there's something for everyone. there's singing dancing, circus acrobatics and all of really a lot going on. everyone can find that one thing that they take away from the experience. wow, really something i have never seen before. >> tell me a little bit about your background in terms of acting, singing, dancing and how that plays into performing in a tent with all this stuff flying around you? >> it's wild. it's great. our cast is comprised of people primarily actors or primarily studied in musical theater. half of the people come from strictly the circus background. everyone is kind of, you know, trading their skills back and forth helping everyone out and really grow. what we all have to offer and, yeah, we all get out there together, i just really enhance everyone's you know, overall performance. we build off each other, we take little things here and there that we have learned from you know just watching everyone. it makes for a stellar performance yeah. >> how do you put your own personal stamp on a character that's been done for so long by

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four on real america a look back at a 1960 film about a nationwide search for old circus wagon and the circus museum efforts to restore them. get our complete schedule@c-span.org. >> so one of the things we like to do at book tv is go behind the scenes and meet people involved in the publishing industry. today we want to introduce you to adam balogh who is a publisher. where do you work and what do you do? >> currently i'm a book editor of nonfiction books for the past 26 years. i currently work and specialize in publishing books by conservative and political individuals. previously i've worked at other places in the industry. i worked at doubleday and diamond and schuster. i started my career at a small intellectual academic crossover called free press. when i started out i was really an academic editor and my job was to go to academic conferences and visit university departments, talk to political science, historians, social science and trying edit their books. over the years some of the people i have worked with include mr. wilson whose books i am proud to publish. jim wilson was one of my

outside the courthouse the circus never ended. the manson family people were like creatures from outerspace for the majority of americans. >> what i remember most is his eyes. he was staring at me as i testified. they were dark, piercing, evil eyes. >> rumors ran wild when leslie's lawyer hughes disappeared four months into the trial. >> he goes up to the hot springs area to work on his arguments. the court reconvenes the following monday hughes does not show up. >> we all thought my god, i just wonder if the family killed ronald hughes. >> from what anybody could discern after a flash flood came along and washed him way. >> in january of 1971, it took the jury seven days to reach a verdict. >> it was our belief that the jury could only come to one verdict, guilty. >> each defendant was convicted of every count of which they were charged. >> the four were sentenced to death on march 29th, 1971 in october, tex watson was also convicted for the tate labianca murders and sentenced to death. >> next year 1972, the california and u.s.

it was not just the circus surrounding them but because these are great musicians playing great songsg of the fan grateful dead fan matt miller you were in california this week. went to both shows and spent a lot of money on merchandise, as did everybody who was there. there were huge lines for $60 t-shirts. mainly for me it is about the music. i thought they were really incredible. the second night was better than the first. he stood back. it was awkward evident he was not giving it his all. on the second day he went out and get them -- gave him a pep talk. so last 75 years old. band with so much energy. i don't know i could do what he does, and i am most half his age. i am thinking about heading to chicago friday. mark: matt miller, thank you so much. area on a huffington joins betty liu from the aspen ideas festival. -- arianna huffington. much more. we will be right back. ♪ mark: it is 11:00 a.m. in san francisco, 2:00 p.m. in new york, 9:00 p.m. in athens. scarlet: this is bloomberg market day. prime minister alexis tsipras remains firm on a referendum. my cow is doing even worse

he's leading the circus. he is now the official front-runner for the republican presidential nomination in 2016. live with that one. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> a day after commuting the sentences of 46 drug offenders president obama is rallying support for new criminal justice reforms. in an address to the naacp annual convention in philadelphia today the president pushed for shorter sentences for nonviolent offenders. thursday in oklahoma he'll continue his push as he makes the first-ever trip by a sitting president, catch this, to a federal prison. that is johnny cash stuff. we'll be right back. >>> we're back with the round table. it's time now for the tuesday clown car. first up is donald trump, who is now leading the republican field. according to the latest usa today poll, trump is at 17% right now. three points ahead of his nearest rival, jeb bush. followed by walker, cruz at 6% and rubio at 5%. michael, your party seems to have a problem of mush. there's nobody in the way of do

. >> jaymes foster and jedd milton had been practicing individually now coming together at the nitro circus practice grounds. >> i can't believe the magnitude of that stunt. it's insane. >> this shows us how to prepare to do those stunts. >> that was jedd -- jaymes foster. can jedd milton do it. >> right on the tailbone. >> you have to do it over and over again to try to land this perfectly. >> history w. >> he lands it. >> first ever bmx quadruple back flip lande look at these guys. just go crazy. >> as incredible as that shot is that he landed it i think equally as incredible is this shot of jaymes foster just missing out to have that world first. i know he's happy for jedd milton but he's like, oh, i was so clo. >>> an internet superstar is back with another adorable video. you will recognize h as soon as you see it. >> i know you don't like to take your ear medicine but we have to do it. >> oh, yes, of course how can you forget her? >> you can't forget denver the guilty dog. >> it's not so much that she's guilty in this case she's just really unhappy. see that bottle? that's the ear cle

the circus with the plane coming up with his brand on the side, and the cameras everywhere he goes but jeb bush said today i'm taking him as a serious candidate with a lot of resources and so it seems like while a lot of other republican candidates don't want to talk about donald trump they kind of have to because he is the story at least of the moment. >> remember the autopsy? after the last time the republicans lost the national ehelpings there was an autopsy number one thing they had to fix is get some of the hispanic vote. so what donald trump said is mexico is sending in rapists rapists and murders and now he says he has evidence that the government of mexico is sending in rapists and murders and will get to that evidence. that was fine, clearly he led in the polls and went up. then he attacked a war hero, john mccain, who no mart what you think of his politics, after a year in the hanoi hilton for so long it was john mccain who was given the opportunity to leave and said, no, we exit in the same order in which we entered, and i'm going to stay, and he did for four more years the

what you see in the circus. elephants are used to give ride at local fairs. they are trained since they are young babies to fear it. >> they say it's very similar to using a leash on a dog. is that the case? >> you will hear that argument. these are wild animals. horses and dogs are domestic animals. elephants are not domestic animals. if you are going to share the same space with them, the trainers know they need to be dominant and use this tool. >> is that painful? >> absolutely. a leash is a happy thing for a dog. they get to go out on a walk. this is used to instill fear and pain. >> who do you have supporting this in. >> scientists and vets. we can accomplish all of the blood draws and medical care that the elephants need safely. it's safe for the elephants as well as. >> oakland as us -- as us. >> we see video now of you training not using a bull hook. >> right. >> what is a target pole? >> that's donna trained to move toward the target. just a soft tipped pool. she is bringing force. i whistle, that's the complication that tells her that what she is do

wagons and the circus world museum's in time for a july 4th parade in milwaukee. get our complete schedule at cspan.org. >> the c-span city's tour is partnering with our cable affiliates as we travel across the united states. join us as we learn about the history and literary life of omaha nebraska where they were one of the first advocacy groups fighting for racial equality. >> they had a reputation in omaha and the united states that you needed to be aware you weren't going to be able to be in restaurants. and when they began their operation the idea of -- in fact the term civil rights -- they used the term social justice because civil rights wasn't part of the national lexicon at that time that the idea of civil rights was so far removed from the idea of the greater community of omaha that they were operating in a vacuum. there were not support groups. there were not the prior experiences to challenge racial discrimination. >> u pacific is one of the premiere railroad companies of america. it was founded in 1862 with

pt barnum created the circus and gave work to bearded women everywhere. in 1996 dolly the sheep became the first mammal cloned from an adult cell. she died seven years later. elvis recorded his first single in memphis in 1954. that was our version of rap back then. really, july 5th was the birth of the news for a 1950 hugh anthony craig was born. july 5th matters because july 4th. to many the united states is the source of so many ills. it's necessary to do iwonderful. that's what would the world be like without us? think about that world. no electricity, no apple, no automobiles or airplanes, no vaccines. no brave response to hitler or japan. no treatments for aids, no help for the starving. if we weren't born on july 4th, my guess is this planet would be a gruesome orb of suffering that would make the game of thrones look like 7th heaven i thank god for july 4th because without it there would be no july 5th. that was moving. here are my guests. she gets off more killers than cheap porn. daily beast columnist michael mornahan. she's only here because tno

i think he's the circus act of the week. well in the polls among people who like the show, who like the thumb in the eye of the establishment but huge numbers of the republican primary voters said they would never vote for him. but there is a low ceiling. he sucks up oxygen embarrasses the party. he's not getting elected. the the only way potentially is he loves the attention and decides he wants to run third party in the general election or be a stunt candidate out there, then he would really take votes from the republicans. that's the only way i can see it effecting electoral outcome. >> in may, he was at 65% unfavorable among republicans that dropped 25 points between may and july. what happened between may and july? he announced and he presented himself as the most vie momently an -- vehemently anti-immigration campaign. the one republican who took him on jeb bush and marco rubio pussy footed around. lindseylindsey graham said this is a moral question. if we do this, we deserve to lose. he raised the stakes of the first

at the circus world museum's efforts to restore them in time for a july 4 parade in milwaukee. get the complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> like many of us, first families take vacation time. like presidents and first ladies, the good read can be the perfect companion for your summer journeys. what better book than one that appears inside the personal life of every first lady in american history? "first ladies." inspiring stories of fascinating women who survived this remit of the white house, a great summertime read. available from public affairs is a hardcover or e-book, through your favorite bookstore online bookseller. >> american history tv is featuring c-span's original series "first ladies, influence and image." c-span produced the series in cooperation with the white house historical's association through conversations with experts, video tours and questions from c-span's audience, we tell the story of america's 45 first ladies. now, julia grant on "first ladies," this is about an hour and a half. susan swain: serving as first lady from 1869 to 1877, by all accounts,

. >> james foster and jed milton have been practicing individually coming together at the nitrous circus practice grounds. >> you can't believe the magnitude of that stunt it's insane. >> this also shows us how they prepare to do the stunts. that guy took a long sliding fall. >> that was james foster. can jed milton do it? >> right on the tailbone. >> you don't jt do it out of the gate. you have to do it over and over again to try to land as perfectly but history was recently made. >> oh! he lands it! >> first ever bmx quadruple back flip landed. look at these guys just go as incredible as that shot is that he landed in i think equally as incredible is this shot here of james foster just barely missing out to have that world first. i know he's happy for jed milton but foster's face here just like, oh, i was so close. >>> recently lots of shark attacks have been in the news particularly off the eastern coast of north carolina. when things like that happen people are scared to go in the water. and when people are scared to go in the water, all the funny folks out there decide it's time to

the end of august for court date. in mays landing, cleve bryan cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right, 5:43 right now. an angry circust is caught on camera in denmark. the elephant got angry with its handler after being hit so it charged after a car and tossed it around. now, earlier number of elephants got spooked by a crowd. activists want denmark to ban the use of the animal's in the circus. >>> well, stunning picture show from space continues scientists now say mountains of ice cover parts of pluto's surface, take a look, new horizon spacecraft team reveal l closest photos of those discoveries. craft buzzed apply mute owe three days ago turns out pluto not only mountain ranges, but planes as well. scientists estimate those planes on pluto to be about 100 million years old. and that's amazing what they can do with technology, isn't it justin? >> the cameras yes. >> unbelievable. but, going to be hot today. right? >> it is. >> going to be feeling like triple digits in. >> yep, middle of summer, middle of july. this is our hottest time of year on average. eighty-seven where we should be this time of year. we will be

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the press circus which is exactly what it was. watch arguments happen. 730 came and went. nothing. nothing happened. that is what we saw the smoke rising from the trees and everyone took to chase to the actual side burning of the directed everyone to go to one corner of the park while they burn the flag in another place they did it while we're out here because they are cowards. all cowards. >> by the time we got there i found i found the flag in ashes. i spoke to my hero the night john carroll reached in the flame and pulled out the flag allegedly punched one of these protesters in the face. >> telling what you're going to do. >> i don't know, but i'm going to cherish it. clicks the woman so that you punch somebody. >> i didn't punch them pushed them hard. >> to me it reminded me of occupy wall street because it seems like they did not know what they were arguing for. they wanted to make a spectacle. bill: let me get this straight. there were people cowards though they may be exercising their constitutional legal right to burn an

. >>> the circus is coming. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. hews in washington. headed next week to cleveland. that's right, after beweeks of preview, the candidates on the republican side jammed together next thursday. the prize, a big headstart on the road to iowa with all the tv cameras following t