try to imagine if this was your house and all of a sudden you had all these uninviting guests taking over your house and abusing it. we know a lot of what happened here through the writings of , which wein her diary are fortunate to have and was donated to us by heard great granddaughter. what she writes in her diary is very fascinating. she writes about the battle. she writes about her concern for her brother. she has three brothers all serving in the confederate army. their fate is unknown to her. she writes about the things a teenage girl would write about. she writes about not getting along with your parents. she writes about what her hopes and dreams are for her future. we learn from the diary that she was very pro-confederate. when the union army was defeated, she gloats about it in her diary. battle, david of hunter and his soldiers were defeated. they retreated. lynchburg was saved. lynchburg has a unique history of being the only virginia city during the civil war that was not captured during the war. lynch were caused some damage and fandom was him to the house and to the f

trying to imagine your position if this were your house, and all of the sudden, you had all of the uninvited guests taking over your house and basically abusing it. we know a lot of what happened here through the writings of young ada in her diary that she kept which we are fortunate to have which were donated to us by ada's great granddaughter. and so what she writes in the diary is very fascinating. she writes about the battle. she writes about her concern for her brother. she has three brothers that are all serving in the confederate army and their fate is unknown to her. she writes about the things that a teenaged girl would write about. she writes about not getting along with her parents. she writes a what about her hopes and dreams are for her future, a future, and we learn from the diary she is pro confederate. and when the union army is defeated, she gloats about it in the diary, and after two days' battle, david hunter and the soldiers were defeated and they retreated, and lynchburg was saved. lynchburg has the unique history of being the only virginia city during the civil war that

you're officially totally uninvited. ( cheers and applause ) i would like to officially uninvite all to go see "red sparrow." i've had two shots of rum. >> stephen: so you're a russian spy. >> yes. >> stephen: did you learn anything about spying, actually? did you do a ride along with a russian spy? did you learn anything about spying? >> not really. i mean, i know how to pick locks. >> stephen: really? omebody told me something really interesting i was asking about because the movie is more about the emotions that go into that kind of lifestyle, the anxiety. >> stephen: probably would be nervous all the time. >> it seems really stressful. so how do you tell your kids you're a spy? and what somebody told me -- >> stephen: don't give it away. >> i don't want to give away our government secrets. >> stephen: i understand. o he basically said when they're at a certain age they take themo the spy museum, they show them spy kids, which is a great film, and then they take them through the spy museum and they're, like, they're spies! >> stephen: that's how they tell if their kids are spies?

i would like to officially uninvite all my haters to see "red sparrow". >> jennifer lawrence can hold her liquor. she did three rounds of vodka shots with me and she also told me they were doing vodka shots in between takes of "red sparrow." this girl can hang. >> sounds like it. >>> i was hanging with some special ladies at the hollywood premiere of the wrinkle in time. the stars got all glammed up. i'm not sure oprah is going to top what she wears in the movie. >> let me tell you how gorgeous, i mean, look at that. >> i don't even know what to say. i'm beyonce's aunt. >> be a warrior. >> didn't you want to go home in the mrs. witch costume? >> no. i was happy to get it off tend of every day. it's a lot to put on. when i did the scene in the middle of the golden grasses i thought i am a relative of beyon beyonce. distant relative of beyonce. >> reese brought her look alike daughter ava and son deacon who were fans of the classic novel the movie is based on. >> my 14-year-old and 18-year-old read it in school. they're really excited. they know everything. i can't wait to hear what the

syria i mean that's you know pretty direct now you see how this might sound strange go to syria uninvited and while there you start killing syrians in syria in self-defense. well regional experts told us that with islamic state practically gone from syria washington is now targeting the country's government instead. they are not just in syria to fight dyess they're in so i knew but have been in syria for a long time because they want to throw aside as the space to die fades as it becomes clear that the syrian forces themselves and largely defeated dies the priority of overthrowing assad because to reassert itself in the pentagon and in the white house so i think that's really down to the question the overthrow of assad was always the product reason why the americans were in syria the arming and training these groups intervening with air strikes and so on they were diverted from that by dyess know with the possibility of a defeat of dyess inside syria that policy be reasserts itself this is coming at the end of a long war the united states has taken about twenty eight percent of syrian ter

. >>> up next here at 6:00 uninvited from the white house. so how do the warriors spend their day in washington, d.c. today instead of visiting the president at 1600 pennsylvania avenue? approve "climate smart" je. >>> happening now, the san jose city council just voted unanimously to approve its climate smart. it makes san jose one of the first american cities to setout to meet the paris agreement environmental and climate goals. president trump as you know withdrew from the climate agreement. these days -- basketbd politics don )t mix. at least -- not w/ the trump admisitration. >>> well, these days basketball and politics don't mix. at least not with the trump administration. after winning the nba title the warriors hinted as you might recall they were not interested in the customary white house visit. so today in washington, d.c. the warriors hosted some kids at a museum. warrior's guard shawn livingston just posted this photo of the team this afternoon at the museum of african-american history. the warriors took a group of school childre

itself while it chooses to stay in syria now you see how this might sound strange you go to syria uninvited and while there you start killing syrians in syria in self-defense and this is one hundred people they killed one hundred people just because one of their partner allied fighters was injured just one person wasn't even killed one hundred fathers sons brothers so call this self-defense mark gasnier thanks for putting things into perspective for us there thanks coming in. the middle east expert jamal wakim says this attack reflects the u.s. strategy in the region. i believe this is and i got action against the syrian arab army against the syrian government because the united states has no legitimate claim to have troops on syrian soil this is part of grand scheme for the middle east by the united states to keep this but it didn't under its control i believe that so far the syrian government to refrain from and turning into direct clash with the united states army in north eastern syria but in the future i believe the syrian government will deal with the united states army as an occupyin

all these things are based on anonymous, uninvited, uncorroborated russian intel service.he russians have been plaguing us both with this and the more important issue in the election mentally for a long, long time. generations. this is a continuation of what they do. frankly, release it all because i guarantee you, probably almost nothing in there is going to damage our national security. how is that going to harm us by releasing the information based on basically a lot of circular just out there being picked up by both christopher's deal over the years and cody shearer. who by the way decidedly against the current administration. train to circular crap is the way you put this peer >> not exactly eloquent. eric: that's okay. what about the people who believed in this peer >> may be something we can all agree on. the russians meddled in our election and not very serious in wanting to do everything we can to understand that. then, when you veer off into this highly emotive partisan issue of the side that believes the trump associates or someone involved in the trunk campaign

even 40 some odd years later, it is still very bleak and uninviting. have you ever had the opportunity to visit there and would you if you haven't? amy: i would like to go, i've not had the opportunity. my sister jane is with us today and she did go a few years ago and toured around and sent back a lot of pictures. it's a museum now and a lot of the propaganda photos are up in the museum to kind of make it look like everything was a little friendlier than it actually was. >> it definitely was no summer camp. i can tell you that. if you go back, my heart goes with you. amy: yes, sir. thank you. any other questions? all right. thank you very much. i will be out in the bookstore. announcer: this is american history tv 48 hours all weekend c-span.ekend only on johnncer: next, historians marszalek and craig symonds look rivalry between generals ulysses s. grant and robert e. lee, comparing their childhoods, experiences at west point,

and even 40 some odd years later, it is still very bleak and very uninviting. have you ever had the opportunity to visit there and would you if you haven't? amy: i would like to go, i've and i've not had the opportunity. but my sister jane is with us today and she did go a few years ago and toured around and sent back a lot of pictures. i understand it is a museum now and a lot of the propaganda photos are up in the museum to kind of make it look like everything was a little friendlier than it actually was. >> well it definitely was no summer camp. i can tell you that. amy: yes, sir. >> if you go back, my heart goes with you. amy: yes, sir. thank you. any other questions? all right. yes. thank you very much. i will be out in the bookstore. [applause] announcer: you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. forow us on twitter information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. announcer: next, u.s. military academy graduate talks about his experience. including a second tour of d

keith morrison: mark showing up at her place uninvited.her shoulders and says he can't let her go. keith morrison: apparently spying on her when linda slept with mark's ex-best-friend. the next morning, linda gets a phone call from mark stover. and then, to linda's horror, mark stover begins to describe in graphic detail the intimacy that linda had been sharing the night before. keith morrison: and sitting in his car outside her home. she's calling him on the cell phone. he's following her. she's pleading with him to stop it and quit following her. keith morrison: that time, said the defense, linda called the cops. and he responded, according to her, by sending her a form canceling her health insurance, which was still in his name, controlling, threatening, suggested oakes' lawyer. mark stover has scrawled across the front, "next time do not call the cops on the guy that controls your health care." keith morrison: and then the defense attorney showed the jury this video from linda's surveillance cameras. in the middle of the night, here's

tensions between north korea and the united states heightening when vice president mike pence was uninvitedo a north korean meeting after the u.s. signaled the sanctions would be coming. in president trump's daughter now in south korea to attend the closing ceremonies reaffirming his commitment to apply maximum pressure on the nation during a dinner with president moon. former u.s. ambassador john bolton warning north korea is on track to being able to drop nuclear weapons in the continental u.s. within the next few months. >> either we accept north korea with nuclear weapons or we have to look at military force. >> reporter: as the winter olympics come to a close, north korea has announced it is sending one of their military generals to lead its delegation, a decision that's stirring controversy due to his links to attacks on south korea. in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> five more earthquakes rattle a city in the east bay. it's the second swarm of small earthquakes in the past few days. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. today's quakes incl

the first time the warriors have been involved an politcal controversy last year president trump uninvitedstate from visiting white house after the won an n-b-a championship. coming up at 8-45... we'll hear from from curry and kevin durant on the warriors being the first team to have four all-stars in back to back years (justine) coming up -- a helicopter on a mission to help people in mexico after a massive earthquake crashes.... what we are learning about the number of people hurt and killed. (jr stone) and ... we will take an in-depth look at how learning to code is helping give some prisoners purpose here in the bay area. (justine) and you won't believe how much you need to make to afford a home in san francisco. a report on how families are being priced out... after the break (justine) 303-thousand dollars. that's the jaw-dropping minimum qualifying income... for a family to afford a median-priced home in san francisco.(jrstone) that number comes from the california association of realtors. kron four's phillipe djegal reports from san francisco... where home prices continue to rise. (

this is the existing entryway that is uninviting. it is difficult for new and infrequent visitors to find the tennis center. the proposed entryway the off nancy pelosi drive opened with a pathway and clear signage with the main entrance marked by yellow tile. as you walk down the pathway you will find the front entrance. from the lobby, players can see through to the courts. at reception they can access reservations on screen and a small pro shop with tennis necessities. this shows the feature court back towards the clubhouse. there will be seating up to 200 people and viewing from the players' lounge. now there was a desire from the community to honor the sport of tennis and the history of those who played on the sight. it will contain an educational exhibit to tell the history at golden gate park and serve as backdrop for the players' lounge. will will be a wall -- there will be a wall with a series of inset panels. when walking from north to south, you will be able to read the word love. from south to north it will be all. so love

. >> i would like to officially uninvite all of my haters, to go see red sparrow. >> reporter: film hitsd finally we have to talk about this video that is making its way around the internet new jersey native dad david pillarsa shared this clip of his daughter's attempts to runaway >> where are you going? what are you doing? david, said she pack her bags, her dog and took off, in style luckily he convince heard to stay, with some water ice. i love how she strap the dog in, like that. had is your hot minute i'm bx from today's 96.5. >> that was good. >> the wheels recalling. >> flint stone mobile you only can get so far. >> that is true. >> it is raking in the cash at the box office and inspiring people all over. >> local children are about to be inspired, alycia. >> hey, ukee we have face painting on my left and then than my right we have a line of kids getting ready to see movie black panter for free, i will tell you about the two north fill guys who pulled money out of their picket to make this happen today. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say if there'

the dubious and uninvited results of the sprucing up, compared to the previous conditions are shown, ta-da, in the following images. we are seeking a balanced assessment -- a balanced assessment of opportunity to build and reasonable consideration of neighborhood context and character. another garage in this setting is neither necessary nor desirable. there is no compelling need to compromise the safety and intimate quality of life on aladdin terrace in exchange for convenience to absentee owners of one particular property. please do not aplow this project to go through with either inadvise able use of the basement for habitable space or the proposed garage. thank you for your opportunity to express my concerns. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. teresa flanders from senior and disability action. i was actually here 14 months ago when the property at 870 union street, now known as 31 aladdin was being discussed in terms of, again, garages. i always it's a red flag for me when i see that there is some association with a particular developer and in

unlike many dead end alleys that are dark, uninviting, and steep, aladgen is open on both ends, allowing light to penetrate the narrow confines of the space. for the most part, the alley is a level surface, allowing the placement of informal seating and plants at the midpoint, offering an am ambiance that softens the environment. the standards, policies and objectives challenge us to honor the past, celebrate the present and plan for the future. accordingly, three significant elements regarding the subject project are urban design, housing, and transportation. objectives of the urban design element include emphasis of the characteristic pattern which gives the city and its neighborhoods an image, a sense of purpose, and a means of orientation and two, conservation of resources which provide a sense of nature, continuity with the past and freedom from over crowding. as shown in these images, aladdin terrace has been a pedestrian environment that could serve as a prime example of the objectives included in the urban design element. in the absence of provide open space on most properties, t

the were a lot of people who were uninvited to the middle class. it was an african-american issue at first and then it became a youth issue as people began to divide along the lines of vietnam and the ways that racial and other kinds of inequality -- equality were being embrace. you cannot have a chunk of people who were supported by all to be in the middle class and a whole lot of other people with their noses pressed against the glass. what happened at that time was our economy started to falter, just as other economies in the world were coming on strain. we did not adjust very well. happened thathing shivered all of our tempers. the arab oil embargo. suddenly we found ourselves locked in a battle with the three uglies. earlyhe 70's up to the 80's, we faced double-digit unemployment, double-digit interest rates, and double-digit inflation. ,hose three uglies conspired along with the social unrest, to bring the middle-class miracle to a grinding halt. an example.you we are 30 years after the big crash of 87. we are very good at analyzing crosses t

high tendon when vice-president mike pence was uninvited to a north korean me meeting after u.s.led the sanctions would be coming. >>> imagine being able to hit a bullet with a bullet. that's exactly how one expert describes a system that defends against enemy missile attacks. the caulder miniature hit to kill missile. it's designed to blow enemy targets out of the sky with a direct hit. lockheed martin recently had successful test of the missile at the army's 2 million-acre white sands missile range. while the hit to kill missiles are very advanced lockheed martin says they will not be used on offense. >> so the idea is to provide protection to a large area, um, from a launcher or two launchers that can reach out and defeat the incoming rounds before they get anywhere close to our soldiers. >> lockheed martin hopes to gets the missiles a contract government. >> caught on camera in massachusetts a couple of women stealing clothes and you got to give them credit. they got creative. one of the women strapped what likes like a lawn laundry bag between her legs and wore a long skirt.

tensions between north korea and the united states heightening when vice president mike pence was uninvited to a north korean meeting after the u.s. signaled the sanctions would be coming. president trump's daughter now in south korea to attend the closing ceremonies reaffirming his commitment to apply maximum pressure on the nation during a dinner with president moon. former u.s. ambassador john bolton warning north korea is on track to being able to drop nuclear weapons in the continental u.s. within the next few months. >> either we accept north korea with nuclear weapons or we have to look at military force. >> reporter: as the winter olympics come to a close, north korea has announced it is sending one of their military generals to lead its delegation, a decision that's stirring controversy due to his links to attacks on south korea. in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> an instagram post shuts down a california high school for safety reasons. tonight, the former stanford football player who posted it has been arrested. >> plus, there have been a series of close calls at sfo.

sleeping in the beds and try to imagine your position if this was your house and you had all of these uninvitedsts taking over your house and abusing it. we know a lot of what happened here through the writings of diary that sher cap to which we are fortunate to have which was also dated -- we are fortunate to have which was also donated to us by her granddaughter. what she writes is fascinating. writes about the battle, she writes about her concern for her brother, she has three brothers and their fate is unknown to her. she writes about things that a teenage girl would write about. she writes about not getting along with her parents, she writes about what her hopes and dreams are for her future. we learn from the diary that she was very pro-confederate. when the union army was defeated, she gloats about it in her diary and after two days of and hisdavid hunter soldiers were defeated and they retreated and lynchburg was saved. lynchburg has unique history of being the only virginia city during the civil war that was not captured during the war. lynchburg caused some damage and vandalism to the

fighting isis 7.0 and be told you can come in because it's a situation like syria where the us is uninvited even though this is an accidental threat to the united states and to the us and the terrorist organizations that keep popping up in these ungoverned spaces in the middle east and north africa in southeast asia. the administration and again i listen to the generals like you mentioned earlier and listen to the generals and challenge the generals to come up with solutions and again no one wants the stain interact but we have stayed in iraq this whole time so maybe we should stay in some capacity and some normalized training where there is a us base there that can do exactly these things were something like this pops up and provide capabilities in intelligence and guesstimate that should not have been born to begin with. >> thank you, mike. let me now ask a question for panel and you can comment on the intervention but one symbol but hopefully a mournful question is what in his sdc is greatest challenge for iraq moving forward among all the things that we've outlined in the panel and with

all across the country at the fun super bowl parties, there could be an uninvited guest, the flu virusit's out there. if it's going to happen, it's going to happen. >> reporter: there are steps you can take to protect yourself, if your goal is not getting sick. use disposable cups and plates. don't s foo o drinks. >> take one dip and endorter: n. >> that's like putting your whole mouth in the dip. >> reporter: if you want to keep from being sidelined with the flu, you could just stay home, alone. >> the less contact with people in general, the better your chances of avoiding it. >> reporter: but it is the super bowl, after all. >> you don'tou on experiencing once-in-a-lifetime things. you're as careful as you can be. >> reporter: if you're hosting the super bowl party and have the plastic cups, have a marker around to write names on cups. and have utensils around, so you don't put your hands in the food right there. and be careful. i hear the eagles fans are contagious. >> i love that you're sitting there two days early. gabe gutierrez, party of one. >> gabe, thank you. >>> we'll switc