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when the women start playing for manchester united, let's make sure they do have that quality.he boys teams, there were stories about being kicked off training pitches and not having the same equipment, so it is important that they live up to that. some of the day's other sports news 110w some of the day's other sports news now and ireland will qualify for the 2019 cricket world cup if they beat afghanistan tomorrow following a surprise defeat for the hosts zimbabwe in harare. they would have secured a top two spot, but they fell just three runs secured a top two spot, but they felljust three runs short of their target. and in cape town, at dean elgar hit his 11th test century as south africa finished the third test against australia on 266—8. the series is currently tied at one win apiece. judge trump isn't the players championship finals in snooker after thrashing neal robertson. he took just over two hours to win the tournament which included one century break. trump faces ronnie o'sullivan in the last four.

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she can say she was communication director for the president of the united states. let's talk about the bipartisan meeting yesterday because the president is meeting with law epforcement, families affected by school shootings, also with democrats and republicans trying to come up with a plan that makes the majority of americans happy and do something to make our country and schools safer. what are your thoughts what is happening there on the hill and these bipartisan meetings? >> several things. the president has tape a leadership role from day one that we all learned about this terrible tragedy 15 days ago. he had listening sessions with the affected families and also with public safety and education officials. then yesterday with those who ultimately will put something on his desk, one would hope. the cop dress, bicameral, bipartisan meeting this meeting was not about gun control. this meeting, let's not forget about school safety. we're talking about all of this in the cop text of the tragedy that occurred in parkland, florida. we have to remember when the president co

results reflect a rare stability amid the retail sector, amid turmoil in the united kingdom. >> let's check on the markets in the united states. we are seeing a little bit of a recovery from the lows of the session. green. is in the we are seeing selling and the s&p 500 index, and especially in the nasdaq. stock split from positive to negative oafter the interview with the chinese ambassador, in which he talked about exploring the possibility that china would .xplore selling u.s. treasuries things could have been accelerating, as we saw the s&p now going- it is toward its 200 day moving average. let's get another check on drop box. the filesharing company started trading today. it is seeing a big game, up -- gain, up 40%. a lot of demand for dropbox. mark: paul dobson is here. he leads european markets. much going on beneath the surface. i want to talk about what is going on beneath the surface. given trade and changes at the top, we have not had a lot of time to talk about the big issues. the moves for the yen and the lira, we might for get the lira has fallen to a record low. why is

the united nations security counsel tonight, the united states offered full support to the united kingdom. letne thing clear from the very beginning: the united states stands in absolute solidarity with great britain. the united states believes that russia is responsible for the attack on two people in the united kingdom, it using a military grade nerve agent. dozens of civilians and first responders were also exposed. police officer nick bailey was the first to arrive on the scene. and remains hospitalised in serious condition. our thoughts and prayers go out to be victims of this approach is —— atrocious crime. tonight russia has again denied being involved and has demanded to see material proof of a russian link to the nerve agent used in salisbury. our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, reports. in russia, at least the weather is showing signs of a thaw. after long winter, moscow is melting. but in uk russia relations, you can feel the chill. britain's expulsion of russian diplomats has sparked anger with theresa may. prime minister may is destroying international law, and is destroyin

at the united nations let's move on to other news now and two more turbulent times within the u.s. president's inner circle john trump's white house communications director is resigning the third to leave the post since he came into office just thirteen months ago hope is one of travis' longest serving advisers she previously worked for the trump organization and was his press secretary in the election campaign her resignation comes a day after she testified before a congressional panel investigating accusations of russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen campaign. well as the latest in a series of high profile departures since trump took office in january last year soon after his national security adviser mike flynn quit in may the president fired f.b.i. director james comey for his handling of the bureau's investigation into the two thousand and sixteen election campaign more close advisers resigned two months later white house press secretary sean spicer and chief of staff ryan's priebus also in july anthony scarlett she was appointed white house communications direc

more affordable housing units. let's see. the other things that -- then i want 0 say one thing. the number one contributor to greenhouse gas in the state of california is from exhaust, drivers, people commuting. getting more people to be able to take transit [bell ringing] >> good afternoon. my name is paul. i want to thank supervisor peskin for introducing legislation or opposing this bill, 82 #. this is a bad bill for san francisco and california. i note people have talked about the importance of density and more housing. they talk about a whole bunch of things related to that and transit. all this talks about is transit. none of the other supporting features for good walkable neighborhoods are a requirement. if you're doing low-income housing, you can be creating low-income ghettos with no services. more to the point, i've looked at this bill, i cannot find anywhere where it says you must meet a certain density. you can use all that to do large units, in 9-union buildings which doesn't trigger inclusionary, and wow a height bonus -- [bell ringing] >> hello. my name is bob --

let's be very clear. the united states has made zero concessions. but north korea has made some promises. again, this meeting won't take place without concrete action that match the promises made by north korea. >> do you think a two-month time period is enough to make sure they will fulfill those promises? he says he wants to do it by may. ms. sanders: we working on a -- we are working on a determination of the time. let's not be lost in the fact that this didn't happen overnight. this maximum pressure campaign and this process has been ongoing since the president took office. for the first time in a long time, the united states is actually having conversations from a position of strength, not a position of weakness like north korea finds itself in due to the maximum pressure campaign. >> does that mean it may not be may? ms. sanders: we are not set a -- we have not set a time or location. those things are to be determined. >> did he promise to talk about denuclearize? or did he promise to talk about denuclearization? ms. sanders: the message from

let's say it were to happen. would gun owners in the united states have to give up their guns? not necessarily. states could still protect people in different ways. it's not that all legislation would be out the winner. it's just that the nra and gun owners wouldn't rely on the constitution the way it's been interpreted. >> first of all to find out he's still writing after retiring in 2010, when he has something important to say, and people are talking about it. >> certainly are. a lot of buzz without there. 97, almost 98 years eeld. good for him. joan, thanks for coming in. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern. meantime the news on cnn continues right now. >>> wolf, i'll take it. hi, everyone. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. we're waiting for that white house briefing to begin. live pictures inside the press briefing room. the president needs a lawyer or two and as soon as possible. two more attorneys essentially said thanks but no thanks to offer force joining team trump. their firm, the fifth to decline so far, said the two attorneys, quote, were unable to take on th

let's just keep those thoughts in mind as we take a look what happens after december 1941, when the united states formally enters the war. my students at stanford, if i can let them talk frankly about enters the war. how they feel about the study of history, have been known to tell me, i want to quote them exactly, professor kennedy, the trouble with the study of history is it's just one damn thing after another. >> [laughter] dr. kennedy: if you take nothing away from the discussion this morning, i hope it is the the the thought that what deposits the united states at the top of the summit of the world, to use churchill's language, 1945, is not, repeat not just the story of one dam world, to use churchill's language, 1945, is not, repeat not just the story of one dam n thing after another. it is the story of the realization of some very shrewdly taken strategic decisions about how to fight a particular kind of war on a particular timetable with a particular composition of forces towards particular strategic objectives. in the history of warfare, the united states -- the way the united sta

millions of people in the streets so let's hear what millions of people in this new are suggesting that there was and there were millions of people who said in the united states fine let me clarify now millions of people around the world protested against the war ok but let me ask you this question tell me you of an event ever were poll testing suggested it was time to go to war. i'm sure there are many wars of popular support blame on all popular sport once they were kicked off before the war nobody wants to go to war i'm nobody i didn't want to go to war none of my soldiers wanted to be there but we had a job lot of people did want to go to war dick cheney george w. bush tony blair let's just talk about your view of iraq at the time and since there was some of you that you've never really want to take sept how bad the situation in iraq is even at the time when you were spokesman back in two thousand and four when images were being shown on news channels of iraqi civilians being killed by u.s. forces you famously advised people to quote change the channel but the facts are the facts thousands of people did lose their lives in iraq continue to die toda

i think it let the army down, i think it let the united states down. didn't it? yeah, mm—hm. not many people said thank you, did they? 0h, nobody did. you got intimidated, you had dead animals left on your porch, threatened by congress. one of the congressmen in the inquiry suggested you should be put behind bars. mm—hm. so you didn't get many thanks from a grateful nation? no, i didn't get any. but it's not the nation's fault. you know, they were... but you stopped the killing and rusty calley had jimmy carter, the then governor of georgia, rooting for him, you had flags flying at half mast on state legislators, you had this man being proclaimed on radio stations as a hero and you, who stopped the killing, were being ostracised. yeah, it makes you think. yeah, i had a hard time going into georgia, because that's where calley was being court marshalled. and he's, ithink, originally from florida and i'm a georgian native and i'm hearing my governor on the radio saying, leave your lights on today to show support for lieutenant calley. what's this world c

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united states. i know some personally. and let, vladimir putin believes right now and he said it on state television just two or three nights ago that the one thing that he will not tolerate, this is, by the way, this is an xkgb officer. he will not tolerate betrayal. the next day russian state television said this is what happens to traitors. they are going after all ex soviet and russian agents that ever worked for the united states, great britain, nato and are attempting to kill them. this could easily happen in the united states. it could easily kill more than just the intended victims, which is, of course, the definition of terrorism. >> malcolm nance, thank you for your expertise. we needed it tonight. thank you, malcolm. >> my pleasure. >> "the last word" is next. >>> time for tonight's last my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest g

that is a warning coming from the united nations. so, let's begin. with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis, an independent think tank. good morning. good morning. it is nice to see you. i am sure you have been following this facebook drummer. it has been our top story every day this week. —— drama. advertisers are thinking twice. that is no surprise. they have raised concerns and broke cover. what is interesting is there was no glitch, this was not a data bridge in the traditional sense, not a hack, this is part of the design. —— breach. other stories like this will come out. this is significant. it is a pa rt out. this is significant. it is a part of the way the system was designed. earlier in the day you we re designed. earlier in the day you were talking... there has not been a full—throated apology. be were not transparent about who is really to blame. they are starting to realise that behind the benign face of these social media companies there is something more dark. we are not users, we are a product. i do not know how i feel a

that is a warning coming from the united nations. so, let's begin., chief executive at localis,

let's push forward on that just a bit. the focus, obviously, as you point out, to create the conditions for north korea, for the united states, to engage in dialogue, the main goal, denuclearization of north korea. will, let's bring you in on this, because given your reporting, your extensive conversations with people in that country, is there now room, from what you've heard, gathered, room to reconsider when it comes to the nuclear power issue? >> i have gotten zero indication from north korean sources, from diplomatic sources, that there is any willingness on the part of the north koreans at this point to denuclearize as the united states insists. however, there are a couple of important factors at play here. one, are the sanctions. which are really starting to kick in. really starting to bite. trade between china and north korea has dropped dramatically. i was speaking with a source today who described basically when there used to be 100 trucks crossing the border, now there are just ten. that's really going to hurt. north korea's already struggling economy in the coming months if these sanctions continue. and then also

got to pull away. >>> we want to dip into the united nations and listen to nikki haley speaking. >> let me make one thing clear. from the very beginning, the united states stands in absolute solidarity with great britain. the united states believes that russia is responsible for the final attack on two people in the united kingdom, using a military grade nerve agent. dozens of civilians and first responders were also exposed. police officer nick bailey was the first to arrive on the scene and remains hospitalized in serious condition. our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims of this atrocious crime. no two nations enjoy a stronger bond than that of the united states and the united kingdom. ours is truly a special relationship. when our friends in great britain face a challenge, the united states will always be there for them. always. alone, russia's crime is worthy of this council's action. but this is not an isolated incident. the assassination attempt in salisbury is part of an alarming increase in the use of chemical weapons. last year, the north korean regime used the nerve ag

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should we not be implementing the people's vote, pulling together and present in a united front. letthe bill before us. the government can expect no letter in our efforts to make this bill somehow against all odds work in the interest of the british people. as we leave europe, an act of extraordinary political self harm that our grandchildren and their children will not forgive us for. this sovereign parliament, once the terms of any british exit are known and the reality of it becomes clear, is entitled to choose if it wants to to seek the opinion of the british people as to whether this is what they want. we could have made a success of the united kingdom in the european union, and we can make a success with some costs and upheaval of being outside the european union, but we cannot possibly make a success of being in a national state of the mould or rant about what they're going to have another referendum and which direction we are going in. ——bewilderment. william hague at the start of the lords' marathon scrutiny of the eu withdrawal bill. so far its peers have not voted on the d

typically rambling nineteen minutes speech but he made no such commitment james plays out at the united nations. let's move on to other news now in the late united nations report is highlighting violations of the arms embargo in libya by countries trying to influence the conflict the united arab emirates and egypt named in the report the u.n. has banned the sale of weapons and military support of groups and libya since two thousand and eleven when james dorsey is a senior fellow at the s. rajaratnam school of international studies and he says the problem is the lack of international governance. i think we're dealing with two issues one is you have countries in the gulf as well as egypt who see their foreign policy not only as directed towards intergovernmental relations but as putting governments or in place in various countries or imposing policies that are in line with their definition of national security and their geopolitical designs and on the other hand you have countries that see a business opportunity here and a group willing to exploit that we've got the dysfunctional if you wish internation

kind of weapon as strategic nuclear weapon system with a missile carrying a nuclear power energy unit. let's now watch this video. this is how it avoids defense barriers. it has unlimited range so it can keep going like this forever. maneuvering. as you understand, this is unheard of and nobody else has such a system in the world. they may create something similar in the future, but by that time, our guys will come up with new ideas as well. next, we all know that currently the whole world works actively on drones. we have on them submarines that move at the ultra deep levels, intercontinentally with a speed that is much, much higher than the speed of modern submarines, torpedos and even the fastest surface ships. contin this is just fantastic. these vehicles are noiseless, and there's no defense system in the world today that can cope with such subsurface vehicles. they can be equipped with conventional or nuclear weapons attacking coastal defenses and infrastructure facilities. in december of 2017, we've completed testing this new innovative nuclear propulsion system for this unmanned subs

at the united nations. let's move on to other news now in south korea as president has japan has not resolved the issue of so-called comfort woman. who was speaking at an event to mark in one thousand nine years since korea rose up against japanese several thousands of korean women before stand to sexual slavery for japanese soldiers during world war two japan says to apologize to and offer to compensate victims well let's get more on the small correspondent rob upright is joining us live from seoul for what has been the reaction to the statement by the south korean president in japan rob. this comments from jay and come on a day that is full of symbolism they were bound to cause annoyance in japan this is the commemoration of an uprising in the last century by koreans against japanese rule and indeed the event took place at a former prison that was used by the japanese colonial rulers to imprison political prisoners and korean freedom fighters and muna referred to the suffering of the korean people in particular

the manager when the united states finished top of the group in south africa in two thousand and ten. was the poster boy of american football in the nineteen ninety four well let's talk about about the state of the game here in the united states. send your love oh yeah this is how we do well yeah but we have a walk on the pier another just in. the big news release united states men's national team have not qualified for the race well a lot a lot of foreigners would think oh it doesn't matter to americans because you go and they spell you call and you call them unless you call baseball right really does matter it does and i think it's a there's a dramatic representation of how far we have come by the consternation and the consistent bleeding and complaining and critique and criticism of everybody and anybody whether they kick a ball whether they're a coach whether just involved in soccer whether it's just us as americans i think it shows how far we've come that people care and people are depressed and disappointed and sad and they're angry that the u.s. hasn't qualified in the. it's a blip but it's also a tough moment because no one expected it and. it does. a lo

he are able to take that profit and reinvest that in technology leadership and jobs in the united states. >> let's go over something that is typical that i hear flash has peaked we don't need flash. or you mentioned o l.e.d. that it is not blowing out the numbers for apple. these are short-term ways to look at it. >> you are talking about trillions of value for economic value. transportation is going to fundamentally change in the next decade, even in the next couple of years, you are going to have 12 platforms with all of the autonomous vehicle capability out there in the automotive industry, these companies know electronic vehicles and autonomous vehicle is going to transform the opportunity. >> say my car, it seems like it is filled with technology. >> it is a huge difference a tremendous difference at least ten times difference in terms of level of investment that you have in this future where transportation is going to change when you think about mobile social media, in the future, this device and people will generate 1% of the data. when you think about transportation and health care our ass

and acquisition of specialty clinicals unit. let'sto the person who can tell us about carlisle and its strategy here are we are back with jason kelly, executive editor for global television. >> downstairs, here i am. exactly. why did they want to do a huge deal? >> the dynamics of the market right now are fascinating. there is each amount of money, a wall of dry powder to mix metaphors. that being a committed capital from pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and others, pouring money into equity funds hoping it will work and here is a 12.5 billion dollar deal to not even the biggest. blackstone buying reuters earlier this year. a lot of activity. the year of the big buyout so far. >> by what, a half billion dollars? so who could be next? >> one of the things we take from this is the idea of the corporate carveout being much more in fashion again. if you think back to early days even in the founding of carlisle it self, they made their name by carving pieces out, unwanted divisions of selling themng and and taking them public. that s

adviser learns how to influence and guide by interjecting his advice in support of the unit's mission and by letting counter part take the lead in all action. the attack over, the signal was given to move out. the mission had been accomplished. the men had done well, very well. the unit had performed perfectly led by their own officers. i have confidence in these men and as friends. i think the unit's overall spirit was best expressed when he said whatever the job i want to do my best. >>> on c-span this week tonight at 10:30 p.m. bill gates talking about his foreign aid agenda and the federal budget. >> we need to partner up with all the donors to go against polio eradication. the program is miraculous. >> tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern perspectives on gun control from the march for our lives rally. wednesday at 8:00 p.m. former white house communications director anthony scaramucci is interviewed. >> when he got the job just like building a condominium or like building a golf course or developing a television show he said okay i have this job. i have to go down to the swamp and drain the swamp and h

what would microsoft have to do outside of the united states? >> let's start with fact that these emails are stored outside the united states. they are stored in ireland and the government is asking us to go fetch them from ireland. they are subject to the tensions in ireland. so what happens in ireland -- protections in ireland. what happens in ireland is a remote control. working a mechanism where these emails are stored on a hard drive enough facility under the text in a form off and a reader, which is a physical piece of hardware, reads the digital numbers off of it which are also physical manifestation. it is then packaged up and it runs through ireland on hard wires and over the atlantic. this is quintessentially an extraterritorial act. there are a lot of complicated pointons but the decisive and the point justice gorsuch was making earlier is that the emails are stored in ireland and the dea is forcing us to fetch them. >> i'm sorry. perhaps it is my technological ignorance, how is it in a lock box? if i'm trying to imagine this, what has to happ

let's be very clear, the united states has made zero concessions, but north korea has made some promises. and again, this meeting won't take place without concrete actions that match the promises that have been made by north korea. >> do you think that a two-month time period is enough time to make sure that they will actually fulfill those promises? he said he wants to do it by may? >> we're working on the determination of time, but let's not be loss that this didn't happen overnight. this maximum pressure campaign and this process has been ongoing since the president first took office. for the first time in a long time, the united states is actually having conversations from a position of strength, not a position of weakens, like the one north korea finds itself in due to the maximum pressure campaign. >> does that mean it might not be may? >> again, we haven't set a time or a location. those things have yet to be determined. >> have they promised to denuclearize or just talk about denuclearizing? >> the understanding, the message from the south korean delegation is that they would den

wants them to stay and they're playing the role of a spoiler let's go to south korea there's two careers they're talking together and the united states wants to be a wedge in that i say more diplomacy let's have someone that will say let's sit down and resolve this ok because and but no and that's the kind of adventurism that i think the u.s. needs to get away from because it doesn't have any benefits from it ok go ahead baikal they're talking because of their talking world has always been going to mike let me go to michael let me go to michael go ahead michael. the. venture isn't. talking about peter the adventurism you're talking about peter is is far less than the neo cons under bush and i disagree with you i don't think there are a lot of neo cons in this administration driving foreign policy either militarily or the civilian side with with the views and. from foggy bottom i think that the advisers and other helpers that are in iraq are very small in number and the reason that we're staying in spite of the iraqi government is because of the great influence of iran as for south korea the only reason they are talking is beca

will add good newsia to the -- for the kingdom and the crown prince who has been touring the united states. let'sn the founder of a washington think tank. you have been in the middle of this. we see someone who is very likable, enthusiastic and charming. at the same time, a crackdown in saudi arabia on businessmen and officials. >> a lot of people see the enthusiasm and drive, but change is controversial. -- an example is the stock market, saudi arabia should have been part of these indices 15 years ago. it is the largest stock market in the middle east. iny have been very slow making the legal and structural changes required to get into these indices and now things have been accelerated. a lot of things are being accelerated. the changes controversial and you have winners and losers -- the change is controversial and you have winners and losers. there was a high level of energy. there is a lot of change and it is controversial. vonnie: where is the line in the sand? everything is copacetic with the united states, a lot of positive talk. at the same time, there are underlying conflicts like nucle

let me read a little more of this. sexual assault crimes remain tragically common and offenders where too often evade accountability, heinous crimes areindiscriminately. now the president of the united states, let's watch this -- >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful women. just a magnet. they let you do it. you can do anything. >> josh, this again puts us in the position of the context of the man in the office, the president signs this proclamation about sexual assault awareness and prevention, but also has the hollywood -- "access hollywood" tape. he salutes the missing in action and p.o.w.s, but then says john mccain was only a hero because he was captured. we're seeing this again as he signs this proclamation. >> yeah, probably not shocking news that there is hypocrisy going on inside the white house. trump is leading the effort to to stop internet bullying. what is next, a proclamation on heart health? i don't think that we should really focus on that. what we should focus on here is the fact that in the trump era, maybe partially in fons to all of the other allegations against president trump we've seen a revolution, an evolution, an awakening about really the scope and

let's be very clear. the unitedtes has made zero concessions, but north korea has made some promises. and again this meeting won't take place without concrete actions that match the promises that have been made by north korea. >> you said that now. do you think that a two month time period is enough time to make sure that they will actually fulfill those promises? he said he wants to do it by may. >> look, we're working on the determination of the time. but let's not meet lost in the fact that this didn't happen overnight. this maximum pressure campaign and in process has been ongoing since the president first took office. for the first time in a long time, the united states is actually having conversations from a position of strength, not a position of weakness like the one that north korea finds itself in due to the maximum pressure campaign. >> does that mean it mits nght be made? >> again, those things have yet to be determined for the time and location. >> did they promise to denuclearize or just talk about it?

that south korea be given a waiver on the tariffs, the third largest exporter of steel to the united states. let's talk more anti this north korean development. joining me now, former montana senator and ambassador to china, max baucus. obviously the korean issue very much part of what you were focused on during your years, during the obama administration. had this offer come, do you think, to the white house during the obama administration the way it did with south koreans walking in the door and the white house making the offer, the president coming out minutes later saying we'll take it, do you think the obama administration would have taken that offer? >> i think they would have considered it. they would have seen a great opportunity, figured out a way to see if they could develop it into peace on the north korean peninsula. we have to remember that kim jong un is very smart, dumb like a fox. he's been to this road i don't before. what does he want? he wants to be on the world stage with the u.s. president. he now has that. second, he wants to keep his missile, nuclear capability, he's not goi

let us remember that the first lady of the united states is here in this country because she applied for and received a quote, extraordinary ability visa. which is often called the einstein visa, because we give it to nobel prize winners, but i guess we also give the einstein visa to musicians or runway runway models. the first lady's extraordinary abilities are many, i am sure. i want you to recall that one of the issues in jared kushner's security clearance was that he owes so much money to foreigners some people might be able to leverage that into an application for another visa program just for millionaires and fat cats. yes, in america if you have a million dollars or you look like a million dollars, you can get a visa. but if you look like a parking attendant or a bus boy or a field hand or the king of wicanda, in the eyes of our president you are not welcomed in the united states of america. let me break it down from my perspective. this is not the country we aspire to be. my mother came from puerto rico with a fifth grade education. and puerto rico has never won a gold medal

adviser learns how to influence and guide by interjecting his advice in support of the unit's mission, and by letting iranian counterpart take the lead in all actions. >> the attack over, and the signal was given to move out. the mission had been accomplished. the men had done well, very well. the group had per forped perfectly led by their own officers. i have confidence in these men as a fighting unit and as friends. i think that the unit overall's spirit was best expressed by one young soldier who said, whatever the job, i want to do my best. >> tonight, american history tv is in primetime and we will look at the archival film series "real america" includes the 1956 film "a city decides" which looks at the integration of the st. louis public school system in the wake of the brown v. board of education decision. the history of prime time begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> tonight on the landmark cases, join us for gideon b. wainwright as we explore a petty thief who spent his time in jail studying the law. he challenged the state of florida who denied him access to an attorney. >> the next