the tva was created for you. to teach you new methods to provide you with fertilizers to restore your soil. the land is yours the dams. are yours the whole tv? is yours we want you to use it? this is how you can become a part of the plan. we need volunteers to try out the new methods. to prove that they are the right ones. thousands of farmers have already volunteered how about you? it isn't easy for men bound by habit and tradition to change their whole way of thinking john warden knew. farmers of the isolated back valleys you'd talk to hundreds of groups like this. and he knew they needed time. in signing with the tva henry clock became what was called a test demonstration farmer. his farm and thousands of others were to serve as laboratories where the new methods could be tested and observed by all. using a terracer made available by the tva john warden showed henry the principles of contour farming. this was radical departure from the old method of square farm contour henry learned to follow the curve of the

the tva was created for you. to teach you new methods to provide you with fertilizers to restore your soil. the land is yours the dams. are yours the whole tv? is yours we want you to use it? this is how you can become a part of the plan. we need volunteers to try out the new methods. to prove that they are the right ones. thousands of farmers have already volunteered how about you? it isn't easy for men bound by habit and tradition to change their whole way of thinking john warden knew. farmers of the isolated back valleys you'd talk to hundreds of groups like this. and he knew they needed time. in signing with the tva henry clock became what was called a test demonstration farmer. his farm and thousands of others were to serve as laboratories where the new methods could be tested and observed by all. using a terracer made available by the tva john warden showed henry the principles of contour farming. this was radical departure from the old method of square farm contour henry learned to follow the curve of the

the whole tva is yours. this is how you can become part of a plan. they are the right ones, thousands of farmers have already volunteered. how about you? it isn't easy for men bound by habit to change their way of thinking. john warden new the farmers of the isolated valleys, he knew they needed time. ♪♪ >> in signing with the tva henry clark became a test demonstration bomber. his farm and thousands of others were to serve as laboratories where the new methods could be testing and observed by all. using terrorist made available by the tva, don morton showed henry principles of comp or farming. ♪♪ this was a radical departure from the old method of square farming. following by contour, henry learned to follow the curve of the land. no longer could the water run down straight furlongs, the curves held on the land. then put life into the exhausted soil, henry used a new phosphate fertilizer. the first season henry's chief crop was clover, this was to provide the soil with nitrogen and revitalize land, but it wasn't a cash crop. henry had been warned, w

hearing tva's competition, private utility companies hurled charges of socialism that quickly turned into lawsuits. to direct the legal defense of this new deal cornerstone, tva hired james lawrence fly, a harvard law graduate and experienced trial lawyer from the justice department. fly wisely made bessie a key member of his brilliant legal team and its only woman. she researched, prepared witnesses, and materially shaped the briefs in two landmark supreme court cases that upheld tva and its programs, ash wander and tennessee electric power company. in her other tva work, she negotiated contracts and got courtroom experience, all despite fierce resistance to a woman lawyer from local attorneys, judges, and even witnesses. how did bessie feel about her profession? in 1938, she shared her thoughts in her sorority's magazine. the law is still too greatly restricted for women, with considerable prejudice against them, she wrote, and offered her sorority sisters this no-nonsense advice. a woman attorney must manage to be accepted and treated as another man and must be willing to take res

hearing tva's competition, private utility companies hurled charges of socialism that quickly turned into lawsuits. to direct the legal defense of this new deal cornerstone, tva hired james lawrence fly, a harvard law graduate and experienced trial lawyer from the justice department. fly wisely made bessie a key member of his brilliant legal team and its only woman. she researched, prepared witnesses, and materially shaped the briefs in two landmark supreme court cases that upheld tva and its programs, ash wander and tennessee electric power company. in her other tva work, she negotiated contracts and got courtroom experience, all despite fierce resistance to a woman lawyer from local attorneys, judges, and even witnesses. how did bessie feel about her profession? in 1938, she shared her thoughts in her sorority's magazine. the law is still too greatly restricted for women, with considerable prejudice against them, she wrote, and offered her sorority sisters this no-nonsense advice. a woman attorney must manage to be accepted and treated as another man and must be willing to take res

close the window i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off.that i would hear it again. tonight. the alameda police department issuing a community alert after several reports of loud music coming from across the bay. good evening. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm noelle bellow. dan thorn has the night off the source of that music was just under 5 miles away across the water at pier 80 in san francisco where the newport whole a music festival is taking place this weekend. kron four's amanda hari was an alameda tonight. she has more. i spent the afternoon driving around alameda most places we couldn't hear the music from the port hole of music festival. >> but near the docks in near the water, you can hear it just a little bit. we did speak to some people downtown but said they could hear it at home late last night. faced haha lot of days. that's what people in we're hearing all saturday night. i kept thinking was cars going by with music? >> booming in their car. >> and would open the window and then it would go away. close

i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and says she spent the night trying to figure out what the sound once i would more frustrated that couldn't figure out where it's coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival turning curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was that was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. lot of people are complaining on the alameda to baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers to get closer to the sta

applause] if you are enjoying american history tv sign up for a newsletter is in the qr code on the tva to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming lectures in history, the presidency, and more. sign up the erectness tv newsletter and watch american history tv every saturday, or anytime online at c-span.org slash history. welcome, welcome, history 3:27, arts history students. you know me. i am professor april. we are here to have a guest lecture, president of stony brook university, laurie mcinnis. i would like to tell you a little about her. the title of dr. mcguinness's lecture is slavery, and public life. this is relevant not only

close the window i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> but i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and says she spent the night trying to figure out what the sound once i would more frustrated that couldn't figure out where it's coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the port hole. the music festival curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was that was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. a lot of people are complaining on the alameda baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers to get closer

they close the window i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and says she spent the night trying to figure out what the sound once i would more frustrated that can trigger our was coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival turning curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was that was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. lot of people are complaining on the alameda baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers to get closer

socialism that quickly turned into losses to direct the legal defense of this new deal cornerstone tva hired james warren, a harvard law graduate and experienced trial lawyer from the justice department who wisely made bessie a key member his brilliant legal team and it's only woman. she researched, prepared witnesses and materially shaped the brief in two landmark supreme court cases that upheld its programs, tennessee electric power company, and her other work, she negotiated contracts and got courtroom experience all despite fierce resistance to a woman lawyer from local attorneys, judges, and even witnesses. how did she feel about her profession? in 1938 she shared her thoughts and her sorority's magazine, the law is greatly restrictive for women with considerable prejudice against them she wrote and offered her sorority sisters this non-nonsense advice. woman attorney must manage to be accepted and treated as another man and must be willing to take responsibility, criticism and hard work in the same spirit as do the men attorneys. she must aim to become one of the men without beco

i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and sayswhat the sound once i would more frustrated that couldn't figure out where coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival turning curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was it was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. lot of people are complaining on the alameda baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers, get closer to the state. the event organizer says it's an isolated incident

i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and says she spent the night trying to figure out what the sound. once i was more frustrated that couldn't figure out where it's coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was that was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. lot of people are complaining on the alameda to baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers to get closer to the state. the e

they close the window i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it againmary lou crowl and says she spent the night trying to figure out what the sound once i would more frustrated that can trigger our was coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival turning curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was that was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. lot of people are complaining on the alameda baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers to get closer t

tva is going to be behind opg. i anticipate laid the early 20 30's -- in the early 20 30's. they still need to go through their early process of final investment decisions. i just want to be clear that we are under contract to put together the construction permit application that then gets limited to the regulator for approval. once that gets approved, they'll go through their their governance process to then make future investment decisions. could be in the early 2030 timeframe. >> one of the questions i have is who is going to pay for you built? the utilities are no longer in the position they were before the deregulation of electricity in the middle 90's where they could afford to build. i don't think any investor owned utility could get its board to approve a new nuclear plant particularly invited the difficulties building the robot and down on the southern system. so my question is, will there be new entities to build nuclear small modular merchant plants which will then sell the electricity. there is a lot of interest in wall street in anything to do with carbon free g

i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and says trying to figure out what the sound once i would more frustrated that couldn't figure out where it's coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was that was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, lettile know that they have limited ability to address the issue. lot of people are complaining on the alameda baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers to get closer to the state. the event organizer says it's an i

if you are enjoying american history tv sign up for a newsletter is in the qr code on the tva to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming lectures in history, the presidency, and more. sign up the erectness tv newsletter and watch american history tv every saturday, or anytime online at c-span.org slash history. welcome, welcome, history 3:27, arts history students. you know me. i am professor april. we are here to have a guest lecture, president of stony brook university, laurie mcinnis. i would like to tell you a little about her. the title of dr. mcguinness's lecture is slavery, and public life. this is relevant not only to our inquiry into how the arts can be researched as, a window into the past, but, it is in james baldwin. and that is nearly to the past and that is what they do the lecture itself was inspired by students in virginia. how the labor of enslaved people help to create that institution doctor mcguinness is the cultural historian and particularly the politics she is an award-winning author, coauthor, and editor of six books slaves waiting for sale, abolitionist art, in t

i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and says she spent the night trying to figure out what the sound once i would more frustrated that couldn't figure out where it's coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was that was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. lot of people are complaining on the alameda baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video of a crowd of people jumping barriers to get closer to the state. the eve

and i would open the window and then it would go away that i close the window i thought was that the tva would turn the tv off. >> that i would hear it again, mary lou crowl and says she spent the night trying to figure out what the sound once i would more frustrated that couldn't figure out where coming from. she thought it may have been from a concert at the oakland coliseum, but it sounded too far away. eventually i fell asleep. it wasn't until the morning when she spoke to her daughter that she told her it may have been from the poor, told the music festival curtis lives on the west side of town near webster street. it also took are some time to realize it was coming from the festival. that was really loud. people could hear it over here so that i realized it was it was what was going on. the police department received so many complaints that they issued this alert on facebook, letting people know that they have limited ability to address the issue. a lot of people are complaining on the alameda baseball games and at the festival itself. there have been other problems. this is video

my family couldn't turn tva for care. for the policy to serve the veterans who are most likely to need access to care at least likely to have it, including racial and ethnic minorities and those living in poverty, this imparity -- imperative that congress pass -- another reproductive health services. finally, as i mentioned earlier in this testimony, i received nearly all my career through va for terry years. for a decade, i've navigated a health system that's unable to see, understand, or serve veterans like me. i expect that if i choose ba.4, carol be considered -- consistently misgendered, treated like i don't belong, and i won't be safe in va facilities. last year i was harassed by richmond va staff manner well using it women's restroom. it wasn't the first time i've experience to be a harassment, but it was which pushed needed to seek care outside a va. and one of many veterans leaving ba because the department isn't equipped to provide positive patient health experiences to women and gender minority veterans. from a