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>> for a guided tour, it's at 3:20. but we have a 3:30 and a 3:40 time slot that is held exclusively for staff-led tours. >> got it. and as far as the improvements on communicating with staff, where they're not having to wait with constituents, how are you communicating with the congressional community what those best practices are? how do you get that word out to all the offices? >> we have a couple of ways of doing that. one of our programs that we offer is ctt, which is capital tour training, and that's offered all year, every week. we have a 3.5-hour training class where any of the staff can come and learn the tour route, safety and security, protocol, and also get information about everything that they are seeing. so we have a book that we've put together that they can take with them and accurate tell the story of the capitol and the history. >> i'm just curious. when they do this training, obviously you can't highlight everything. you're just trying to give them a working knowledge so that they're informed. do you

and provided more than 300,000 tours of the capitol. supported more than 7,000 congressional events. welcomed guests at presidential inaugurations. concerts and memorial ceremonies. we have delivered our training program to more than 37,000 staff. and, provided them with tools they need to give informative and inspiring tours for our constituents and develop a full suite of informational materials including publications in multiple languages. we have welcomed more than 8 million visitors into our exhibition hall. and developed a wide variety of educational tool to fulfill our mandate to inform the public about congress. our gift shops have improved the quality of our offerings sand heightened our level of customer service. in addition to offering only u.s. made products, gift items represent the work of a growing list of small businesses from across the country. beyond these operational successes, the facility has greatly enhanced the visitor experience. we appreciate the improved security, comfort visitors enjoy today. it is helpful to

>> when is the last time anybody can start a tour? >> 3:20 pm that we do have a 230 and 340 time slot held exclusively for staff. >> as far as the improvements with communicating with staff and not having to wait with the constituents how are you communicating with the congressional community those best practices how do you get that word out to the offices? >> we have a couple of ways to do that. one of our programs we offer is capital to her training which is offered all year every week. we have three and a half hour training class where staff can come to learn the route and safety in security and protocol and also get information about everything that they do we have a book we put together that they can see the story accurately in the history. >> when they go to this training obviously you cannot highlight everything you just try to give them the working knowledge so they are informed and you go back and review what they are taught to change that periodically or update? >> yes. over the years we find that training process with the g

it's part of emerald farms tours seed to sale tour.ants....they also walked thru a local nursery....and ended at the harborside dispensary...to learn about and purchase pot if so inclined..i like to tell my staff where that one of the premier dispensaries in the galaxy the tour operatros, who also give a cultural cannabis tour of san francisco say they are doing this to help be ambassadors for this brand new industry. in a way that brings tourism in that brings consumers into the industry and that really showcases and showcases this industry for what it is a great responsible step we've taken as a state in california to legalize cannabis and make it safer and more accessible for adults and out of the hands of kidsso wheter it's a mobile pot party....or a learning experience for erstwhile entreprenuers.....both tour companies say they plan to expand their operations as the califorinia cannabis continues to grow.maureen kelly kron4 news ( marty ) tune in tonight at 8 for part 2... of our two part series on pot tourism... where we examine

he won the tour de france last year, he then won in spain.hree of the grand tour titles and no man has done that for some 35 years. in fa ct has done that for some 35 years. in fact he would become only the third man in history to achieve that. so it would be some feat for him. as you say it is also a very important three days for the country of israel, the first time any of the grand tours have gone outside of europe. it has caused some controversy, some human rights groups are saying that by hosting such a prestigious event here it is a way of glossing over israel's human rights record, but it is a hugely important event for the people here. there will be very tight security indeed. when the opening stage gets under way here in jerusalem. it is a time trial six miles around the city. chris froome going for a historic victory. but as you say a lot of controversy surrounding him and this race. thank you. yorkshireman harry ta nfield yorkshireman harry tanfield has1 yorkshireman harry ta nfield has won has 1 stage one of the tour de yorkshire.

then a guide or a staffer will take them on a tour of the capitol.the ticketing process, itself, once that reservation is made, once we booked up those reservations for a day, then we tell folks just come on in, we're going to accommodate you if we possibly can. that is where inventory management coming in we're constantly watching to see how things are flowing. if we have someone that does not show up for their reservation, we give tickets to people standing there. we do that in order how long they have been waiting. >> do you know what the typical wait time for someone that shows up like that? >> it really depend on the day. the two weeks around easter is incredibly busy time. >> we noticed that. >> the waits, we did have one day where waits were up to two hours this past easter. but that is not the norm. normally it would be no more than 20 minutes or so. during our busy season, six months out of the year there is no wait at all. >> great. thank you so much for your hard work. my constituents certainly love it. you have some happy customers in the

the four—time tour de france winner even had time for a tour de france winner even had time fora drinknd, tour de france winner even had time for a drink and, as expected, with the rest of his team sky colleagues, he finished the stage intact and of course armour wearing the leader's pinkjersey. there course armour wearing the leader's pink jersey. there might course armour wearing the leader's pinkjersey. there might be tough questions further down the line, but today was all about celebrating. to have won the three grand tours in a row, there's no bigger goalfor a professional cyclist, and to be the holder of all those jerseys, it's just phenomenal. i'm still pinching myself. with the grand tours of france, spain and italy now successively one, chris broome has broken records and broken his rivals once again. —— chris froome. a shock result on the opening day of the french open as defending championjelena 0stapenko was sent tumbling out of the tournament by world number 66 kateryna kozlova. kozlova had never beaten anyone in the world's top 30 but tookjust 95 minutes to dismantle the

vuelta and four tour de france wins. tim hague. there can be few better places to create history than in rome. chris froome has donejust create history than in rome. chris froome has done just that and now holds all three of cycling's grand tour title. despite also becoming the first british man to win the the giro d'italia in its 101 year history, it has been a far from simple road to victory for chris froome. before the race even began injerusalem, the froome. before the race even began in jerusalem, the britain froome. before the race even began injerusalem, the britain suffered a nasty crash whilst preparing. it also had to content with an ongoing investigation surrounding the use of an asthma drug, something some fans we re an asthma drug, something some fans were keen to remind him of. within the last few days, chris froome has once again shown his pedigree on the road, winning two stages and on friday, destroying the field so much that he went from fourth to first. but there would be no need for such a performance

it's part of emerald farms tours seed to sale tour. out how cannabis oils are extracted from pot plants....they also walked thru a local nursery....and ended at the harborside dispensary...to learn about and purchase pot if so inclined..i like to tell my staff where that one of the premier dispensaries in the galaxy the tour operatros, who also give a cultural cannabis tour of san francisco say they are doing this to help be ambassadors for this brand new industry. in a way that brings tourism in that brings consumers into the industry and that really showcases and showcases this industry for what it is a great responsible step we've taken as a state in california to legalize cannabis and make it safer and more accessible for adults and out of the hands of kidsso wheter it's a mobile pot party....or a learning experience for erstwhile entreprenuers.....both tour companies say they plan to expand their operations as the califorinia cannabis continues to grow.maureen kelly kron4 news (justine) tune in tomorrow at 8 for part 2 of our two

it's part of emerald farms tours seed to sale tour.n addition to checking out how cannabis oils are extracted from pot plants....they also walked thru a local nursery....and ended at the harborside dispensary...to learn about and purchase pot if so inclined..i like to tell my staff where that one of the premier dispensaries in the galaxy the tour operatros, who also give a cultural cannabis tour of san francisco say they are doing this to help be ambassadors for this brand new industry. in a way that brings tourism in that brings consumers into the industry and that really showcases and showcases this industry for what it is a great responsible step we've taken as a state in california to legalize cannabis and make it safer and more accessible for adults and out of the hands of kidsso wheter it's a mobile pot party....or a learning experience for erstwhile entreprenuers.....both tour companies say they plan to expand their operations as the califorinia cannabis continues to grow.maureen kelly kron4 news (sports) (sports) coming up i'll

learn about it and other stops on our tour on c-span.org/cities tour. all we can every weekend on c-span three. >> we are live in st. paul minnesota for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> tonight on lectures in history, east tennessee state university professor tom lee teaches the class about the south influence on national culture in the 1970's. here's a preview. >> all this economic change. it corresponds to cultural change. you all don't smoke, i know. this is a 1971 ad. he got a young couple, fairly well-to-do, cigarette in hand sitting at the thanksgiving as mom brings the bird. what i want you to really notice the traditional slogan has been winston tastes good like a cigarette should. would focus on the beach. notice it is his down-home taste that takes promise. the south had gone from the nations that one economic problem in 1938 -- only five years after to a part gone of te nation that maybe seemed most america. >> watch the entire program tonight on lectures in history. only on c-span3. former f

at colorado state university, but a mother on their tour called campus police and said-- hiomas and lloyd gray-- who feined the group late, were wearing "strange" clothing and made her "feel sick." >> reporter: according to the police report, the caller, a white female, told police the two boys-- who are native american-- were laughing and keeping to themselves and did not seem to be interested in the tour.

. >> and the eagles tour less? >> imagine you're a huge fan of taylor swift and she's coming for the first time ever and you see her and it's a great experience she's coming next year and you're not as excited. >> she's also not beyonce. >> this is the first time the eagles will tour without glenn fry, who passed away a couple of years ago. >> you know who that is? >> i've heard about him. but his son is stepping in-and vince gill, i think is there as well >> you're on it, tyler >> let's talk about your business and how you make money. you make a fee off of each ticket sold? is that how it works >> exactly we're a marketplace. so, you know, just like uber

after serving two terms, he took a world tour with his family. american history tv was at the organization of american historians' annual meeting in sacramento, california, where we spoke with ryan semmes about grant's travels. this is about 20 minutes. steve: ryan semmes is the associate professor at mississippi state university. you have taken on a subject that admittedly a lot of people may not know a lot about, the post-presidency of ulysses s. grant. why? prof. semmes: i was part of a panel where we were discussing life after the white house, and i had worked generally on ulysses s. grant's presidency, but i have done some research into his life after the presidency, and one of the most interesting things about his life after the presidency is he took a trip around the world. world tours were pretty prominent in the 19th century, but grant is the first american president or former president to travel the world. a few other presidents had gone to europe after the presidency, but grant truly traveled the world. he goes not only around europe,

we have seen that so often at the tour de france, secure in the leadersjersey and the tour de france, jersey and protected the tour de france, secure in the leadersjersey and protected by the tour de france, secure in the leaders jersey and protected by his team—mates. the first time we have seen it in the italian mountains. the heroics yesterday meant his nearest rival had to gain 40 seconds if you wanted to win the peakjersey and us he found a man wearing it stuck to his back wheel. he did everything he could to try to get ahead but after eight fortnight of out of the running, chris froome was in complete control. crossing the line with a 46 seconds advantage, but there are still of unanswered questions. but if he wins, then it will be a third in the row and that is something to celebrate. and tim hague is there. the sun is shining and it is looking beautiful where you are. this is a historic result for chris froome and without it we go to another break, but it was just a sensational race, wasn't it? simon yates had led in the pinkjersey for 13 wasn't it? simon yates had led in the

learn about summa and other stops on our tour at c-span -- or/cities tour. >> 2018 is the centennial year of the participation of world war i. american history tv is marking the university with programs that seek to better understand and commemorate the great war. " two wiireel america -- recorded in france in 1918. the films were shot in northeastern france, about 60 miles from paris. u.s. forces were helping the french stop a german offensive towards the capital. i'm a tour guide in france. i specialize in world war i. with started your interest in it? >> i was born by a forest. weh my brothers and friends, found trenches and remains everywhere. going up, i wanted to know more about history. involved. a whole life interest in the first world war. when you are born in this region, it is something normal to be interested in the war. the remains are everywhere in the forest. , i servell yockelson as the chief historical advisor to the united states world war i centennial commission. i am an author of two books on the first world war. the most recent, 47 days, how warriors defeated the

a special tour in an ultra conservative country. i didn't know that there are two because it's not being promoted yet in the sony rabia is known as a black box the country wants to open up and it has to in order to reduce the country's growing unemployment and state deficit they year they have your hopes the changes will also rebranding the image of the kingdom. yes from here to please so the first question is always how do you saudi a pure saudi yes some saudi and there are hundreds of these like me hopefully with all these changes that would have been good the country the west would change the idea about the saudi woman it's not considered decent for women to do jobs for men and women makes this is changing to. of the year is about to get her certification as the first female tour guide she says she has also experienced a lot of resistance from men that saw her as competition. the tour is about to end the arabic coffee and dates. you so it's the bradbury over there oh my that tells us this that this of the of the guy who is puttin

manchester city's yaya toure will leave the club at the end of the season.re will play his final game for city against brighton on wednesday but is expected to continue playing in england. toure joined the club in 2010. and his current one—year deal expires in the summer. he's been there for all three of city's premier league titles and scored the winner in the final of their fa cup victory in 2011. but has only made nine league appearances this season, all as a substitute. zlatan ibrahimovic admits there are still huge differences between the the english premier league and mls. having moved from one to the other in march. the former manchester united striker has already had a significant effect on his new side la galaxy... but admits he's getting used to more than just the difference in playing styles... pace. big difference. that is not that it pace. big difference. that is not thatitis pace. big difference. that is not that it is slower. it is the way you handle it. and what speed you handle it. everybody can passed ball. the question is how fast can you

tour staffes recently visited many sites showcasing its history. located 100 miles southeast of dallas, tyler is considered an economic of in northeast texas, rose capital of america. learn more about tyler all weekend here on american history tv. sheriff, did you screen them before you sent them? the republicans are saying there there that things in are totally unnecessary. i cannot believe you sent them up there, and maybe somebody did it for you. [laughter] sarah: and even a project on studying it. [laughter] sarah's career to becoming a journalist was a series of advancement. women were not hired as news reporters in that era. not tied by national syndication saying well, you cannot talk about that, or you cannot say that, and her behavior was not questioned. she could do what she wanted, because she was on her own, and that allowed her the freedom to from more thane one viewpoint. sarah mcclendon was born in this house. she was the ninth child of sydney junior and annie mc clendon. she had eight brothers and sisters. mrit was a political famil

in otherwords, he has toured the populists, if you wa nt to has toured the populists, if you want tothe euro, that is a big decision and you cannot sneak and do it via yourfinance minister, you have got to have a proper debate. italy's president has made his position he stopped the government going ahead and, in reaction, the populists are furious the league party has called for early elections. back in march, people voted for these two parties. but visual interpretation bent of how this will play with the italian public? potentially, president matta rella public? potentially, president mattarella may have dug himself a whole because the populists will say, we told you so! we, and there are two different rival parties, each campaigned, saying that the italian system was not listening to the people are now they will say, we got a majority between us, we went our government together and the old stop them from having that government in place. that is a powerful campaigning to a potentially. so what options are open out of the president and political parties? festival, the president has

betookerving two terms, a world tour with his family. american history tv was at the organization of american historians' annual meeting in sacramento, california, where we spoke with ryan semmes about grant's travels. this is about 20 minutes. mes is anan sem associate professor of your you on subject that a lot of people may not know a lot about, the post-presidency of ulysses s. grant. why? semmes: i had worked generally on ulysses s. grant's presidency, and one of the interesting things about his post-presidency as he took a trip around the world. world tour is pretty common in the 19th century, but grant is the first american president or former president to travel the world. europeers had gone to after the presidency, but grant truly traveled the world. because not only around europe, but also run asia, the caribbean, mexico, and all across the united states in a three-year period after the presidency. steve: including a visit from london, i visit from the queen, what was that significant? it was significant to meet with the queen

ok sounds like a plan but first let's take a little sightseeing tour of. austin and best and how big are dortmund central shopping streets it's been an important commercial route ever since the middle ages. dark one is also very green at least in the summer that is here and best park you'll find one of the city's most famous landmarks the t.v. tower nicknamed floria. and then there's lake phoenix an artificial body of water on the grounds of a former steel plant. just like many other cities in the rural area dortmund was once an important center for the coal and so. steel industries its second claim to fame was football and while most of the industry has fallen victim to structural changes football is still a source of pride and joy in the region. i'm here to find out how all this past is influencing dortmund's present. dortmund's phoenix lake is an exclusive residential area and a popular place to stroll. but there are still remnants of the area's industrial past to be found the lake was created only on the eastern part of the former steel plant the old b

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learn more about tyler and other stops on our tour at spin. or's /cities tour. you are watching american history tv. this weekend and every weekend on c-span3. >> monday on landmark cases, a case on capital punishment, greg the georgia. in. 1976, a convicted arm rubber and murderer challenged his death sentence. his case and for other capital punishment cases were considered by the court. the court would against him but established stricter guidelines for states wishing to impose the death penalty. carol steiger, one of the nation's top capital punishment legal scholars and professor at harvard law school will be the cases.o argue the she was also a former clerk of supreme court justice thurgood marshall. and ken scheidegger, the codirector of the criminal justice legal foundation advocating in favor of m punishment and bash of capital punishment. he has argued death penalty cases in front of the supreme court. watch on monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span. and join the conversation. . follow us@c-span. we have resources and our website on these cases, the national

alright, that's the tour. whaddya say we head over to my desk and get you started on your paperwork? great. here we are. after you. thinking big with small business. fedex. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. bill: we are back. not a lot of light left to spare here at trinity forest. ian: i'm not sure how this ball could stay on top of the hill for jimmy walker here at 18. watch this fellow. wow. that -- that's the severity of that hump, bump, lump on the side of the green. doesn't want to paint a -- finished with six last night at 18. doesn't want to paint any bad pictures again. he has worked hard to get back to five under today. bill: he was the runner-up -- co-runner up last week at the players. a good week for jimmy walker. the man of the moment, 21-year-old tour rookie. ian: just walking smo

learn more about selma and other stuff on our tour, at c-span.org/cities tour. announcer: vietnam war veteran john walker talks about his service as a helicopter mechanic during the war and his struggle with posttraumatic stress disorder. -- theness to wo witness to war foundation conducted the interview. it's about 35 minutes. joe: this is joe galloway historyng an oral interview with command sergeant major johnny walker, u.s. army retired. on monday, september 21st, 3:00 p.m. we are located at the association of the united states army building on the wilson boulevard in arlington, virginia. sarah, before we talk about your experiences in vietnam, i would like to get a little biographic information if i could. john: yes, sir. joe: where and when were you born? john: i was born in a little town in virginia december the 16th, 1947. joe: 1947. you are a young man. [laughter] who are your family members? john: i had a father who is still living today, he is 96 years of age and he is a world war ii veteran. my mom is also living and she is 95 years old, they are bot

it's part of emerald farms tours seed to sale tour.cannabis oils are extracted from pot plants....they also walked thru a local nursery....and ended at the harborside dispensary...to learn about and purchase pot if so inclined..i like to tell my staff where that one of the premier dispensaries in the galaxy the tour operatros, who also give a cultural cannabis tour of san francisco say they are doing this to help be ambassadors for this brand new industry. in a way that brings tourism in that brings consumers into the industry and that really showcases and showcases this industry for what it is a great responsible step we've taken as a state in california to legalize cannabis and make it safer and more accessible for adults and out of the hands of kidsso wheter it's a mobile pot party....or a learning experience for erstwhile entreprenuers.....both tour companies say they plan to expand their operations as the califorinia cannabis continues to grow.maureen kelly kron4 news (anchor) kron4 news (anchor) taking a live look outside... at t

a special tour in an ultra conservative country. if i didn't know that there are tours because it's not being promoted yet . so sone arabia is known as a black box the country wants to open up and it has to in order to reduce the country's growing unemployment and state deficit. they have your hopes the changes will also rebranding the image of the kingdom. yes from here to. so the first question is always how do you saudi a pure saudi yes i'm saudi and there are hundreds of ladies like me hopefully with all these changes that would have been good the country the west would change the idea about the saudi woman it's not considered decent for women to do jobs who are men and women makes my this is changing to. another year is about to get her certification as the first female tour guide she says she has also experienced a lot of resistance from men that saw her as competition. the tour is about to end the arabic coffee and dates. it's lesser commercial you feel like tourists to this cove lieutenant's and the people are also discoveri

learn more about selma and other stuff on our tour, at c-span.org/cities tour. announcer: vietnam war veteran john walker talks about his service as a helicopter mechanic during the war and his struggle with posttraumatic stress disorder. -- theness to wo witness to war foundation conducted the interview. it's about 35 minutes. joe: this is joe galloway historyng an oral interview with command sergeant major johnny walker, u.s. army retired. on monday, september 21st, 3:00

the former captain, who's been in the job since 2015, left december‘s ashes tour early — when she wasthe disease. he'll be replaced over the summer by ex—england coach andy flower. the official website of unia emery — has shown an image of the manager, with the slogan ‘proud to be part of the arsenal family'. .. the former paris st german manager is set to be unveiled as arsene wenger‘s successor this week. the london club has yet to confirm emery as the new head coach. but on tuesday an image of emery alongside an arsenal crest and carrying the slogan appeared on his official website — before being removed. argentina and manchester united goalkeeper sergio romero, has been ruled out of the world cup — due to a knee injury. the 31—year—old has 9a caps for his country, and played every match during their world cup qualifying campaign... as argentina finished third behind brazil and uruguay. romero was named in argentina's 23—man squad on monday, along with fellow keepers willy caballero and franco armani. toni kroos has warned his real madrid team—mates to expect a rough ride — from ju

for three months before going on tour with their new album. they're known for being perfectionists when it comes to their life. i was told this issue is bizarre we feel happier than ever about the sound we always try to go one better production that hasn't been seen before in this kind of setup i think we've done really well generally there's really a good feeling as if the world was crucial to. the scientists who go by the nickname aliens seem to be satisfied to. get this good audience there are so many people who tell. that they grew up without music from that makes us feel really old but it's also nice so they come and look forward to the songs from the youth for you which are also the songs from our youth so yes we have something in common like the connection my grandma had in a pub in know. the band members also have a connection with spectrum playing together since they were teenagers at that time they were part of a new cavendish. the band was discovered in two thousand and three at least from back to back turned back and shared apartme

for the first britain to win the tour of italy, but to win the tour of italy, the tour of spain and theed because at one point today b ra ilsfo rd because at one point today brailsford said he was thinking of packing in because he was so far off the pace and struggling. the race lasts over three paces just three weeks, 21 stages, it started injerusalem. the three weeks, 21 stages, it started in jerusalem. the first three weeks, 21 stages, it started injerusalem. the first time a major tour started outside of europe. to begin with, chris did not have the best of luck. as the race went on, he got stronger. but the real star of the tour was simon yates, the 25—year—old from bury, lancashire, who went on to win three stages and to wear a who went on to win three stages and to weara pink who went on to win three stages and to wear a pink leader'sjersey who went on to win three stages and to wear a pink leader's jersey for 13 days. but a fantastic achievement. but big with his experience and coming but at the end, chris outshone simon the yates. simon yates did well, but fell away in the fina

we have another tour bus behind this. we don't know if those vehicles were involved in this incident in any way and we believe they're just there as a precaution. firefighters are investigating this and we will hear from the fire chief on exactly what happened and if there any other injuries. right now the word is to try to avoid this area. is a little bit congested here. >>> hawaii's kilauea volcano could trigger mass evacuations as lava reached a key powerplant. >> it could release a deadly gas. >> lava keeps flowing and there are small bursts of volcanic ash. take a look at drone video over the east rift eruption zone. it shows that shooting lava into the air. there are a total of 22 the [null]. a major concern is the powerplant. lava has crept onto the property. they've been sealed off and the 11th well has been stabilized. but as lava reaches this plant, there could be an explosion or a release of toxic steam. this morning there was another eruption and scientist say sulfur dioxide have more than doubled since erupti

they are on tour right now.sharna burgess is back in the ballroom and paired with nfl star josh norman. >> how's this guy's dancing ability so far? >> i was really impressed. i was superimpressed with him. i didn't expect it. >> sharna's never won a mirrorball. but considering nfl players have a good track record with the show, 4 wins in 25 seasons, this could be her year. >> it's due. her time is due. >> it's due. >> people, her time is due. go out and vote for us. >> sharna's strategy to win includes keeping josh light on his feet. so he took a ballet class. >> little girls are just laughing at me the bhoel time. i was just in there trying to learn how to keep my posture right. now get my, what do they call it -- whatever. my legs together. i don't know. >> plie? >> my plie? i don't know now say it. >> plie, josh. plie. they're doing the cha-cha tonight to bruno mars' finesse. >> josh's shirt is coming off. >> that might be good for the ratings. >> we'll'. >>> coming up -- >> nsync. 0 years of tearing up our h

. >> c-span continues its special feature on selma with a tour of old live oak cemetery. [birds chirping] >> the cemetery was founded in 1829. originally, it was outside of the city limits. now, it is in the city of selma. the cemetery in the 19th century was a place almost like a part. people would come, stroll in the evening's, picnic lunches on sunday. we will take you around and introduce you to some of its most famous residents, including the vice president of the united states, several senators, the first american -- the first african-american senator elected to the house of representatives in the first female elected to the legislature. william rufus king and his team --ablished a pen tatian establish a plantation at chestnut hill. when alabama became a state come he was a founder of the city of selma. he named selma as one of his favorite cities. in 1819, when alabama was moving toward statehood, he was chosen to represent in huntsville, alabama. he wrote the state constitution for alabama. he was chosen as one of the two senators in washington, d.c. he was a unio

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i do a tour called "you're funny, but you don't look jewish." and so it was about time i had launched my own solo show. been planning this since september 2016, so only a year and a half late, true to my indian tradition. robert: what is the, kind of, the biggest challenge in being a solo comedian? samson: well, getting people to laugh for an hour. robert: that is hard. samson: so it's a long time. it is a hard thing, and i had actually done something similar back in 2010-11 timeframe, when i was trying to develop my hour so i could go perform around the country. and then i had a wife and two kids, and that slowed me down. and now i'm like, "i gotta go back and do it again." robert: but inspired new material, right? samson: "inspired" may not be the right word, but it transpired some new stuff, yes. robert: when you're kinda planning a solo tour, you know what i mean? first of all, a lot of satisfaction in finally putting it together. samson: yes, and also some alone time on stage. robert: yes. samson: yeah. robert: but creatively, you get to do