the exterior of trinity united methodist church, we are inside bringing you authors, pictures and videos to follow us on facebook and instagram at booktv. we are alive from the savanna book festival. inside the china methodist church right there will be taking your calls on c-span2 in just a few minutes. in the savanna, georgia, a beautiful day today, supposed to get into the 70s a. apologies to anybody who is a little bit cold today. several authors for you today and show you a complete schedule for the entire festival. booktv is covering programming from trinity united methodist church. our author lineup is right here. available to speak with william doherty, gerri willis and dan slater later this afternoon and john kennedy will be answering your questions. there are some for all food trucks which are new to savannah this year. we also have our marketing tent inside which is a gorgeous building. booktv programming will continue all day long until 4:00 pm. for complete schedule you can go to booktv.org. this is the exterior of the trinity united methodist church which is where booktv pr

the exterior of trinity united methodist church, we are inside bringing you authors, pictures and videos to follow us on facebook and instagram at booktv. we are alive from the savanna book festival. inside the china methodist church right there will be taking your calls on c-span2 in just a few minutes. in the savanna, georgia, a beautiful day today, supposed to get into the 70s a. apologies to anybody who is a little bit cold today. several authors for you today and show you a complete schedule for the entire festival. booktv is covering programming from trinity united methodist church. our author lineup is right here. available to speak with william doherty, gerri willis and dan slater later this afternoon and john kennedy will be answering your questions. there are some for all food trucks which are new to savannah this year. we also have our marketing tent inside which is a gorgeous building. booktv programming will continue all day long until 4:00 pm. for complete schedule you can go to booktv.org. this is the exterior of the trinity united methodist church which is where booktv pr

at trinity united methodist church, he will be taking your calls on c-span2 in just a few minutes. a beautiful day today. supposed to get into the 70s. apologies to anybody who is a little bit cold today. there are several others for you here today who will show you a complete schedule. for the entire festival. booktv is covering programming again from trinity united methodist church and our author lineup is right here. we can speak to the authors later this afternoon and in a few minutes john camby will be answering your questions. food trucks that are new to savannah this year. also have our marketing tent set up inside a gorgeous building here. booktv programming will continue all day long today until about 4:00 pm. for a complete schedule you can go to booktv.org. is the exterior of trinity united methodist church where booktv's programming is coming from today. there are also several other locations that are having eventss throughout the day as well. behind the scenes videos and pictures all day long, you can go to instagram booktv on facebook and follow us on twitter@booktv.

what a terrific day we are blessed to host such celebrated authors in trinity united methodist church today which has been made possible by the generosity of curt anderson, we like to stand special thanks to our literary members and individual owners who have made and continue to make the festival free. before we get started saturdays, i said sundays. to make saturday's free festival events possible. before i get started there are always housekeeping issues. immediately following the presentation,

the united methodist church in downtown savannah built on a square. if you have never been to savannah there are several squares, live oaks and spanish loss and beautiful city, often we go to the book fairs and show the inside of the venue, and the outside of the book fair in itself, the producer down there, kate hughes, we want to show you that so you can see what the outside of the festival is like. >> good morning, facebook followers,

we are blessed to host such celebrated authors in the trinity united methodist church today which has been made possible by the generous --

we will tell you what will happen through the day in savanna, trinity united methodist church in downtown savannah, one of the larger venues and a full day of coverage ahead. cassandra king coming up, the widow of pat conroy and a novelist in her own right, her book is a nonfiction book she will be talking about, "a lowcountry heart: reflections on a writing life". after that terry mcdonald will be talking about the accidental life, what it is like to be a writer and give you a chance to talk with william doherty who will be speaking this afternoon in the shadow of the ayatollah, former cia agent who was in iran in 1979. foxbusiness news's gerri willis will be talking about rich is not a four letter word and taking calls with her and finally dance leg her, author of wolf boys, a professor at the university of chicago and his book is about drug trafficking. right now we are with john tamny. "who needs the fed?: what taylor swift, uber, and robots tell us about money, credit, and why we should abolish america's central bank," he is political editor of forbes, editor of realclearmarkets.com,

we are blessed to host such celebrated authors in the trinity united methodist church today which has been made possible by the generosity of donors and our members. also individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's festival free. before i get started there is the traditional caveat. immediately following this presentation, john tamny will be signing copies of his book. his is slightly different today because he has a short interview with c-span immediately following. that gives you time to get to the tent. we have a new policy this year. if you are planning for the next author presentation to stay here, please move forward so the venue and these and the ushers can determine how many seats they have for people coming in. please, please, take this moment to turn off your cell phone. we also ask that you not use flash photography. for the question-and-answer portion, we are passing the microphone, so there is no lining up in the center aisle or some of the things we've done in years past. there there are lots of people around with microphones. the authors happy to tak

peggy fox joining us from rising hope united methodist mission church. and that's where the raid happened. peggy? >> well, i.c.e. officials say the raid that happened across the street on february 28th, they caught two criminal aliens. one had a felony drug conviction. and the other had multiple misdemeanors, including dwi. but the pastor here at the church says, why whereabouts weren't -- weren't those people cases were adjudicated. and he also wonders, what happened to the other people rounded up? >> i.c.e. had no business arresting people without some reasonable suspicion to believe they have violated the law. >> reporter: a few advocates for immigrants are demanding answers from the federal government about the i.c.e. raid that happened outside the rising hope, nighted methodist mission church -- united methodist mission church last week. >> i seen them all under cover. >> thurman brewster had spent the night. he said they did not targit him. -- target him. >> it was all hispanic. >> reporter: including his friend oscar, who has a green card. brewste

they packed the arch street united methodist church to plot strategy for on-going resistant to the trumpdministration and just about everything it stands for. these liberal activists have seen their world shaken to its core. >> chaos. utter chaos. um, we didn't come out and vote and this is what happened. >> reporter: city council woman helen gym organize the meeting. >> i think it was john stewart who actually said a presidency is supposed to age the president not the american people. [ laughter ] >> reporter: part of the strategy is obvious. constant protests and demonstrations against trump administration policies on immigration, education, health care and more. speakers at the meeting had harsh words for the new president. >> we are facing i think the moral dilemma of our times. we are facing a dictator, a white supremacist and his cronies have taken over our white house. >> reporter: beyond the marchers organizers want to engage protests and channel their anger. >> if we can harness that energy we'll see the difference in the polls in 2018 and 2020 rather than just waiting until the

what a terrific day we are blessed to host such celebrated authors in trinity united methodist church today which has been made possible by the generosity of curt anderson, we like to stand special thanks to our literary members and individual owners who have made and continue to make the festival free. before we get started saturdays, i said sundays. to make saturday's free festival events possible. before i get started there are always housekeeping issues. immediately following the presentation, cassandra king will sign books. she will leave here and go directly there and it would be great if you would let her get there. we have a new policy. if you are planning to stay for the next author presentation please move forward in the church as the venue empties so that the ushers can accurately count available seats. in years past we ask you to leave, today we ask you to step forward. please take a minute to turn off your cell phones. i know you think you did but please do. we also ask that you do not use flash photography. for the question and answer portion another change. please raise

welcome to united methodist church. i am the pastor of this congregation. we welcome you to this exciting event, sponsored by the alexander hamilton awareness society. an important event in their organization and for our aggregation here as well. john street church is the oldest methodist congregation in the united states. in very many ways, it is fair to say that this congregation grew up with this country. themes that are present in american history have defined this conversation as well. when we have learned the importance of the founding fathers in this country, i bring that lends to my experience here today. i look for the ways in which threads and influences of this church, the way those things are impacted by the likes of alexander hamilton. whatever you hope to learn, whatever questions you bring, whatever insights you plan to bring, hope you will find them fulfilled and i look 5 -- forward to sharing this time with you this afternoon. [applause] >> my name is rand, president of the american -- alexander hamilton american society. more commonly know

on april 30, the first class of students, nine students, met at the sharp street united methodist church in the basement of that location, down at pratt and sharp street. and the articles of incorporation for the centenary biblical institute was founded. so the journey of morgan has been a long illustrious journey, one that has taken it from the centenary biblical institute to morgan college of 1890 to morgan state college of 1839 to morgan state university of 1975. a remarkable journey that began with these brave students, nine of which met in the basement of this building here at the corner of sharp and pratt, baltimore's inner harbor today, and at this site, there is a days inn hotel. but the nine students informed this university convened at the lower level of this basement. the reverend james h brown delivered what is referred to as a systematic course of lectures to these young african-american men who were being trained to enter the gospel. in 1869, the centenary biblical institute purchased a patent property which is this building here. they purchased it in a noted african-americ

we are blessed to host such celebrated authors in the trinity united methodist church today which has been made possible by the generous -- generosity of kurt and linda anderson. we'd like to extend a special thanks to our literatety members and individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. before we get started, there's always housekeeping. immediately following the presentation, terry mcdonnell will be signing festival-purchased copies of his book in the square. we have a new policy this year. if you're planning to stay for the next author presentation, please move forward into the venue so that the ushers can count the number of seats available for people coming in for it. please, please take a moment to turn off your cell phones, and we also ask that you do not use flash photography. and for the question-and-answer portion of today's session, it's a little bit different than it's been in years past. please raise your hands, and an usher will bring a microphone to you. terry mcdonnell is with us today courtesy of robert and diane lev

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nine students met at the sharp street united methodist church in the basement of sharp street and that began the first class of students. on november 27th, in 1867, the articles of incorporation for the centenary biblical institute was founded. the journey of morgan has been a long illustrious journey taken it from the institute to 1890 to morgan state college of 1939 and morgan state college of 1975. a remarkable journey that began with these brave students, nine of which met in the basement of this building here at the corner of sharp and pratt at baltimore's inner harbor today. at this site today there is a day's inn hotel, but in 1867-1872, the nine students met in the lower level of this basement. they met for a systematic course of lectures of these young african-american men being trained in the gospel. they purchased the peyton property, in 1869, and in a noted african-american community called gallo hills in downtown baltimore. this would become the first independent building, campus building for the new sen tental biblical institute and founded the baltimore academy founded i

one of those is asbury united methodist church in downtown d.c. >> we had a great history.was quote, unquote, the most prominent church for african-americans in the area, washington, baltimore area. everything around it is changed, high buildings, business, industry, everything else. and no community. virtually no community. how did it build itself? how does it remake itself when its members can go five minutes away out here in prince george's or montgomery or virginia. it's a very strong vital church but it doesn't have the strength and numbers and dollars it once had. so we have to make tough decisions sometimes. i'm enjoying working with them. >> some very serious issues. watch keeping the faith tomorrow morning at 9:30 right here on nbc 4. >>> she may have lost both of her legs but not her passion for life. the inspirational update about a chinese woman visiting this country with her son, involved in a crash that changed their lives forever. >>> you watch tv. it could be watching you and tracking your habits. how to be smarter than your smart tv. >>> and we want you to

meantime let me tell you what's going to happen throughout the day and savannah were trinity united methodist church is on the square ine downtown savannah. it's one of the larger venues and we have a full day of coverage ahead. cassondra king will be coming up. she's up. she's the widow of pat conroy and a novelist in her own right. her book is a nonfiction book, a low country heart. after thatt terry mcdonnell would be talking about the accidental life and what it's like to be a writer. we will give you a chance to talk with william doherty who will be speaking this afternooni the shadow of the ayatollah. inn the former agent who is at iran in 1979. in nine. in the foxbusiness news will be talking about -- is not a fourur letter word. and finally dan slater, author of will boys. he's a professor at the university of chicago. an hour with john of, who needsa the fed. he's the political economynk," editor forbes and of real clear markets.com and is associated with the foundation. michael in texas, go ahead and repeat your question. >> caller: you said that the free markets will effectively il

>> reporter: that's what we're hearing of we're here at rising hope united methodist church that alexandria and the pastor here i just spoke with him. he tells me on which was wednesday morning, about 6:45 a.m., folks were leaving what they have here is an overnight hypothermia shelter, going outlooking for work. there was a group of men crossed the street right here and right over by that brick wall next to this building, the pastor said these men were handcuffed, rounded up. he said six to seven cars with ice agents were there. they detained them. one was detained about two hours and let go and he was able to recount a little bit about what happened apparently that gentleman has a green card but he tells the pastor here that about six other gentlemen were rounded up and taken in by ice. the pastor here has been trying to get answers about what happened to these men, where are they now? what is their status? why were they targeted here? and so far he said he has not gotten answers. there we mostly talking about the executive order that president trump signed january 25th the enhancing publ

we are blessed to host such celebrated authors in the trinity united methodist church today, made possible by curt anderson and thanks to our members and donors who have made and continued to make saturday's free festival events possible. before we get started i have a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation, gerri willis will be signing festival purchased copies of her book at tellfar square. give her a couple of minutes because she'll spend a couple of minutes with cnn-- c-span. if you're planning to stay for the next author presentation, please move forward so our ushers can get an accurate count of available seats. now, let's please take a moment to turn off your cell phones and we also ask that you not use flash photography and for the question and answer portion, please be sure to raise your hand and wait for one of our ushers to bring a microphone to you, especially with having c-span broadcast this, it's really important that you use the microphone. gerri willis is with us today courtesy of will and jean holland. gerri willis is an anchor and personal

he was also an active member of the grace united methodist church. i ask my colleagues to send condolences to the barlow family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. adams: 2015 calls to ban muslims from entering the u.s. is offensive and unconstitutional, governor mike pence. 2016, a religious test is not reflective of our fundamental values and i reject it. speaker paul ryan. 2017, acceptance from both pence and ryan. what has changed? this unconstitutional executive order and its hasty implementation has created chaos and confusion at our nation's airports. with the stroke of a pen, president trump neglectfully and shamefully turned his back on thousands of desperate men, women and children fleeing war zones, green cardholders, visa holders denied entry and detained for hours have dominated our news. this is not who we are. this ban will make america safer. that's an alternati

. >> they filed into the arch street united methodist church by the hundreds to the tune wake up everybody. liberal activist awakened on a morning after the president election to find president trump turning their world upside down. >> chaos. utter chaos. we didn't come out and vote. this is what happened. >.report for me what's going on it's not right for me. >> reporter: you're a teacher. >> yes. >> you've got young children. >> yes. >> you actually fear for them, what's going on in washington right now. >> i do fear them because looking at what's going on right now they may not have chance. >> reporter: this community action meet walk organized by city council woman helen gym. >> we are committed to riri assistance and committed to building an america that we will make our own. >> reporter: part of the plan is already playing out almost weekly demonstrations against trump administration policies on immigration, education, health care, lgbtq rights, activists were encouraged to keep it up that it does make a difference. >> we have to continue to march, we have to continue to protest. you

we are blessed to have such celebrated authors in trinity united methodist church today which has been made possible by the generosity of kurt and leba anderson. we'd also like to extend special thanks to our literati members and individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. before we get started, i have a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation, william daugherty will be signing festival-purchased copies his book in the square. he does have an interview directly with c-span after this, so he may be just a few minutes late getting there. we have a new policy this year. if you're planning to stay for the next author presentation, please move forward in the venue so the ushers can determine how many available seats we have. now, please take this moment to turn off your cell phones, and please, we can you not to use flash photography. and for the question and answer portion, please raise your hand, and an usher will bring a ohioan to you. william -- a microphone to you. william daugherty is here with us today c

the university is still affiliated with the united methodist church and offers multiple master's degrees as well as the highly regarded honors program. for 148 years, it has been a beacon of hope in a place of refuge for those who desired a quality education, regardless of race and/or gender. mr. speaker, the final hbcu in this series is my alma mater, south carolina state university. south carolina state university has its roots in the first of which was passed by congress in 1862. the act of 186 created land grant colleges, a system of agricultural, science and engineering and military schools. one of the schools under this law was clemson university. but after reconstruction ended, southern states refused to admit african-americans to these institutions. consequently, congress passed a second moral act in 1890, which stipulated that blacks must be included in the land grant system. seven states -- southern states had a choice, to either admit grant or create new land institutions which would be open to blacks. in south carolina, by the 1890's, white supremacists had total control over

united and delta airlines issuing travel waivers ahead of thursdays wintery weather. you can stay connected round the with our weather team online or using the app. only on 7, methodist hospital monday county's fire of a becomes the victim crime because of a simple mistake a lot of kevin lewis shows us what police quickly made an arrest. >>reporter: over 5,000 emergency calls -- montgomery county's fire chief is used to tackling but not crime. that changed last month when thieves accused home.sed his his garage door was possibly pen allowing the men to tiptoe inside and ransack his bright red fire department suv which was unlocked. say the men snagged dispatch emergency macbook pro.pad and neighbors say the same thieves into neighbor's truck too. officers tracked the crooks gps technology linked to the stolen >> double check that everything is locked. world is dangerous. that's what we're growing up in crime. >> speaking with us off camera late this afternoon, the chief told us that police were able to all the stolen items except for a portable internet to this one worth $100. >>> still ahead, she's being but this angel almost wasn't there the day she saved a man's l

days ago, he was in the icu at methodist hospital in houston, and i thought joe buck's had the best line. there is no tougher man in that stadium. 18 years old joining the unitedme, it became the youngest officer shot down over -- ended the cold war that we are just talking about without a shot being fired. great american. >> bill: ricky gets credit, but bush was in office when the berlin wall came down. both is all about bush the other. we preach it when he, as always, john. who is the judge that blocked the refugee order? we've been investigating, and it waters is 300 times. a special "watters' world" up ahead. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah... but also to catch-up. what's in your wallet? don't let the food you eat during the day haunt you at night. nexium 24hr... shuts down your stomach's active acid pumps... to stop the burn of frequent heartburn... all day and night. have we seen them before? banish the burn with nexium 24hr. >> bill: bill o'reilly in the

days ago, he was in the icu at methodist hospital in houston, and i>> thought joe buck had the best line. there is no tougher man in that stadium. 18 years old joining the unitedstates name, it became the youngest officer shot down and ended the cold war that we are just talking about without a shot being fired. great american. >> bill: reagan gets credit, but bush was in office when the berlin wall came down. the book is "destiny and power" who is the judge that blocked the refugee order? we've been investigating, and watters' has been annoying us 300 times.e a special "watters' world" up ahead. can i give it to you straight? that airline credit card you have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah... but also to catch-up. what's in your wallet? scale and thanks for staying with us. in the follow-up segment, you may know a federal judge in washington state, james robart blocked trump's executive order, temporally stopping refugees and immigrants

at trinity united methodist church, he will be taking your calls on c-span2 in just a few minutes. a beautiful day today. supposed to get into the 70s. apologies to anybody who is a little bit cold today. there are several others for you here today who will show you a complete schedule. for the entire festival. booktv is covering programming again from trinity united methodist church and our author lineup is right here. we can speak to the authors later this afternoon and in a few minutes john camby will be answering your questions. food trucks that are new to savannah this year. also have our marketing tent set up inside a gorgeous building here. booktv programming will continue all day long today until about 4:00 pm. for a complete schedule you can go to booktv.org. is the exterior of trinity united methodist church where booktv's programming is coming from today. there are also several other locations that are having eventss throughout the day as well. behind the scenes videos and pictures all day long, you can go to instagram booktv on facebook and follow us on twitter@booktv.

we're of the oldest methodist congregation in the united states. we are celebrating our 250th year. in many ways it is fair to say that this congregation grew up with this country. it seems that our presence in american history have defined this congregation's history as well. when we consider the legacy, influence, and importance of what we can learn from the founding fathers of this country, i think that lends to my experience here today. i look for those themes. i look for the ways in which the threads and influences of this church and the way in which those things are impacted by the likes of alexander hamilton. whatever it is that brings you here, whenever you hope to learn, whatever questions you bring, whatever insights you hope to gain, i hope that you find them -- i trust that you will. i look forward to spending time with you this afternoon. [applause] >> good afternoon. i am president of the alexander hamilton awareness society. it is more familiarly known as the aha society. we just celebrated our fifth anniversary. thank you to the cognition of john street methodist chu