we could all see him waving a piece of paperwo and getting upn top of the car and saying, we had reached an agreement and then enumerating what it was and urging us to accept the agreement by acclimation and to quietly disperse and we did. >> mario became the prompt innocent leader of the united fronts movement. >> they met and realized that we had a struggle ahead of us and started developing more formal organizational structure and came up with a name, and that was the free speech movement. it formed that weekend. >> it captured something that appeals to every american, free speech. >> there was a sense of a new day dawning. >>> coming up next, a look at the war that took just three months to win and why one cal professor calls it a rare moment in history. >> i believe it is critical to our democracy to do what we do here at the investigative unit. >> we have the platform to shed light and ultimately bring about change. >> we're able to sit together. a fair story that incorporates all sides will style exposing the very big problems. >> it's all about holding the powerful accountable. >

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. -- looking for to aa chat upn on venture capital in the next hour.ingn,e wilson "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to our top headlines. >> we start overseas. deutsche bank swinging to a third-quarter loss. took a hit on legal expenses. is set aside $1.1 billion to settle investigations of past wrongdoing. yesterday, the bank said shank will succeed the cfo. in manhattan headquarters according to "the new york times." the 6.5 a dollar project called for two new skyscrapers to a common date the bank 16,000 employees. the plan ran into some roadblocks over necessities. investors are waiting to hear from the fed this afternoon. this policy makers are wrapping up a two-day meeting. janet and collateral in the bond buying program as planned. fed policy may also underscore the troubled i falling inflation . those are your top headlines this morning. >> inequality. it might as will be the word of the decade. it is all the rage. scream over the definition of inequality. ed kleinbard is professor of law at usc. two footnotes in his great book on paul ryan. w

kennedy and news reporters back upn, they were covering kennedy's sexual escapades that were going on. if you look forward, possibly gary hart may not have been on because, other87 scandals, kennedy, johnson, if they were exposed first, a lot of things forward from there would never have happened. is a pretty good timeline, but i think you really could go back to the kennedy and theration non-reporting that went on during that time. i think you're right. you poll on this thread and go in a lot of directions. but that time is very important. john kennedy's affairs were not known at that time, but they do start to come out as a result of the church commission in the 1970's. wrestling with these issues. the feeling of dishonesty and cynicism that begins in vietnam and rises through watergate have a lot to do with 1987 as well. there are a couple real ironies about the events in 1987 that have to do what you are talking about. one, the youngest member of the church commission, he had very detailed knowledge of what was going on at the kennedy administration and what was overlooked. and i

as we wrap upn, here, i think there is a bipartisan call for change, to change.would like to ask for an independent review. i think there needs to be a top down review of not only security but also the culture. and i want to refer our this, and to whyctor, i don't understand special agent basic classes 2012, there were zero and in there was one much in the uniform division basic classes in 2012 there was one, in 2013 there was one much i don't understand that. i also want to again go back to this inspector general's report, because i think there's a serious problem here much let me read some questions and how the secret service agents themselves responded. if a senior manager en gains in misconduct or illegal activity he or she is held accountable. less than half the respondent that was true. i can report a suspected violation of any rule of conduct of retaliation, only 55% said that was true. again secret service agents themselves, when asked the service's disciplinary process is fair, only 40.3% said yes. disciplinary actions within the secret service are appli

my companion had on a great coat with theÑioec collar turned upÑ his nose.his 9ñ sampson fearedxd the worst.i]xdk as to save you from death that i followed you. your life is now with decent. i swear there are 20 men after you this instant. even though i suspect we're being watched, i may not be suspected if i'm with them. they will not kill my friend if i shall help it. webster helped the two men out of the city. later he made a verbal report to pinkerton who reported at 10:30 a.m., he returned from washington, d.c. and made a verbal report in relation to detective sampson. they were both very much frightened to receive the news by tw and left their hotel without paying their bill or getting their baggage. thanking tw for his information. tw also called on mj john at his room in wards hotel. he was very pleased to see him and laughed at the new york detectives being discovered. shortly after this -- this is tom sampson, the detective in his later years when he relaid that story. this is ward's hotel where much of it took place. shortly after this incident, a

kennedy and news reporters back upn, they were covering kennedy's sexual escapades that were going on. if you look forward, possibly gary hart may not have been on because, other87 scandals, kennedy, johnson, if they were exposed first, a lot of things forward from there would never have happened. is a pretty good timeline, but i think you really could go back to the kennedy and theration non-reporting that went on during that time. i think you're right. you poll on this thread and go in a lot of directions. but that time is very important. john kennedy's affairs were not known at that time, but they do start to come out as a result of the church commission in the 1970's. wrestling with these issues. the feeling of dishonesty and cynicism that begins in vietnam and rises through watergate have a lot to do with 1987 as well. there are a couple real ironies about the events in 1987 that have to do what you are talking about. one, the youngest member of the church commission, he had very detailed knowledge of what was going on at the kennedy administration and what was overlooked. and i

to keep upn twitter with the latest history news. >> this year, c-span is touring cities across the country, exploring american history. a recent visit to green bay, wisconsin. we are on the banks of the foxx river in downtown green bay. across the river from where we are located was the site of fort an american fort built following the war of 1812. at one time, the fort was under the command of zachary taylor who would go on to the president of the united states, and among his officers was jefferson davis , who went on to become president of the confederate states of america. shortly after arriving here at fort howard, jefferson davis took an indian wife and had a family with his indian wife before being reassigned. here inoned his family the green bay area, and one of his sons, joseph davis, grew up to serve in the union army against his father and subsequently remained in the area his whole life. last civil ware veterans living in the area. ofdied in 1933 at the age 100 or so. we aren't actually sure how old davis was when he passed away. the interesting part of the story, after jefferso