at -- app. it is easy to download. watch live on demand anytime on c-span.org, where you will find all the convention coverage and the full schedule. follow us at c-spann twitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy moments. starting monday, 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, the c-span radio app, and c-span.org. >> texas state treasurer and richards was a keynote speaker at the national convention in atlanta. at the time, she had the distinction to be the first woman elected to statewide office in texas in more than 50 years. she would become the governor some years later. her speech is 35 minutes. governor richards: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. buenas noches, mis amigos. [applause] governor richards: i am delighted to be here with you this evening, because after listening to george bush all these years, i figured you needed to know what a real texas accent sounds like. [applause] twelve years ago barbara jordan, another texas woman, barbara -- [applause] [applause] barbara madeards: the keynote address to this convention, and two women in 160 years is about par for the course. [app

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follow us at c-span on twitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy moments. watch every minute of the 2016 democratic national convention starting today on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. >> well, good monday morning to you. this is the first day of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. this morning pennsylvania governor tom wolf is featured speaker at breakfast for state delegates. he will be joined by john podesta and afl-cio president richard trumka. we expect this to get started shortly live on c-span2. a look at one of the most popular exhibits at the national constitution center in philadelphia. we will le conversations]. >> here at the national constitution center, which is where we are based this week, they have an area called, signers hall. c-span's john mcardle took a tour. >> welcome to the constitution center. we're the first and only museum in the country dedicated to the u.s. constitution. we're on independence mall in heart of historic philadelphia. we have three main missions at the center. of course we're a museum w

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at the national archive. come back and see us again soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. like us on facebook at c-span history. all weekend as we head into coverage of the republican national convention in cleveland american history tv is joining our charter communications cable partners to showcase history of the city. to learn more about the city's on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue when i look at the history of cleveland. ♪ where not going to take it it we ain't going to take ♪ >> we are very excited to have you here the exhibit. it's a brand-new exhibit at the rock 'n roll hall of fame that looks like cultural events, our history and how we process thanks to the lens of rock 'n roll. a lot of what we do here at the rock 'n roll hall of fame books and artists and genres and the impact of the music. but when you step back and look at rock's ability to shape how we view things, how we process things, how people understand rock as ais notion of hasrful artform that really a tremendous impact on some the most important conversations we are hav

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follow us at c-span on twitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy moments. watch every minute of the 2016 democratic national convention starting monday on c-span, c-span radio app, and www.c-span.org. >> democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz has announced she will step down at the end of this week's convention. she served as dnc head for over five years, but has come under pressure after hacked e-mails favored hillary clinton over bernie sanders. a group representing bernie sanders delegates held a news conference in philadelphia, voicing their disappointment. they say that convention floor fights are possible over the vice presidential choice and party rules. this is just under an hour. >> good morning. i would like to welcome everyone to this first conference of the network. we now have about 700,000 active members online. the network is ongoing. in very active partnership with progressive democrats of america. this morning, we will hear from the executive director inside the democratic party, major player in terms of aggressive act

like us on facebook at c-span history. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring provo, utah. we visited many sites showcasing the city's history. it is located approximately 40 miles south of salt lake city utah lake. the largest freshwater lake in the state. provo all about weekend here on american history tv. riis smoot was an early morning apostle and u.s. senator. n apostle for the church running for national office did not sit well with some. long series of a occuronies were called to smoot before he could be elected said for the senate. they took testimonies of key leaders of the church and others including the president of the church at that time. they would ask a series of questions mostly about the practice of polygamy and at that time, the president of the church, president smith was a practicing polygamist. there are some good political cartoons related to this time period. s did not see any of the one reed smoot kept. there are a few that relate to this time. some of these might be related to the fears going on. some of these relate to the testimony of president s

c-span 3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >> next, history professor bonnie yochelson discusses images from her book, "jacob a. reece" a complete catalog of his photographs. professor why chellson -- uses photography as a mechanism for poverty in new york city during the late 19th and early 20th century. like of congress for the book hosted this event. >> thank you everybody. i'm here to introduce bonnie yochelson. whom i was lucky enough to work on the book. bonnie is originally from the d.c. area. but she's made her long time home in new york city. she graduated from college. pursued a masters and doctorate from new york university. early in her career; he was back in d.c. working in the print room. from 1987 she was a curattor of prints and photographs at the museum at the city of new york. that's -- since leaving the museum, she's been an independent curator and photographic historians working with the new york historical society and the south sea port museum. since 1988 she taught in the msa program in the department of photography, video at the school of visual a

anytime on your desktop, tablet or smartphone at c-span.org where you'll find all of our convention coverage and the full convention schedule. follow us at c-span on twitter and like us on facebook. the democratic national convention live from philadelphia all this week on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. >>> each night this week american history tv airs in primetime during the democratic convention. tonight's focus is on military history. starting at 8:00 p.m. an assessment of nuclear strategies during word war ii. then the use of cutting edge technology in the u.s. military, such as drones, robotic technology and artificial intelligence. after that a book about american prisoners of war in the south from 1780 to 1782. all this in primetime on american history tv on c-span3. >>> now a discussion on the treatment of jab niece americans during world war ii and its relevance to the current presidential campaign. actor george takei participates, star in the broadway musical "allegiance" which was based on his story living in interment camps as a child. he sat down with kermit roosevelt at the japan society in new york city for this hou

c-span 3. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. all weekend long american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of provo, utah. to learn more about the cities on our current tour visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with our look at the history of provo. >> read smoot was an early mormon apostle and u.s. senator. being an apostle of the church running for national office did not sit well with some. there was a long series of hearings, testimony called to occur for elder smoot before he would be allowed to sit in the senate. they called on the testimony of leaders of the church and others jobs receive smith. he was called out to testify and when they would ask him a series of questions mostly about the practice of polygamy. at the time president smith was a practicing polygamist. there's some good political cartoons related to this time period and in looking through the papers, unfortunately, i did not see any that reed smoot kept or not part of his original papers. here's a few that relate to

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you can tweet us your comments using at c-span twitter address.ight now at the blues continue to pop, we will go to the floor with steve scully. steve: we are in the middle of the balloons with delegates from illinois. this is where hillary clinton was born and raised. how it to do tonight? she did fantastic. exceeded every expectation i had. steve: according to our twitter , this is the second longest speech since 1984. how did it feel inside the room? >> inspirational. motivational. i wanted to get out there and marching for her tomorrow. steve: she went out donald trump, was ineffective? >> area affected. -- very effective. she blew me out of the water. specifics and what she wants to with their vision of the country. the country donald trump talked about was not the american i live in. i'm still speechless at a speech. steve: she talked about being a public servant and so she is comfortable with the servant part, but not the public part. did you convince those who may have -- she convinced those who may distrust her? >> she made a personable.

watch live or on-demand anytime at c-span.org on your desktop, foner tablet where you will find all of our convention coverage in the full convention schedule. follow us at c-span on twitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy moments, the democratic national commission live from philadelphia all this week on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. >> good evening and welcome. my name is howard unger and on behalf of the holocaust memorial museum it's my honor to lucky me to today's program entitled ever let loose pursuit ringing holocaust perpetrators to justice. i am the son of a holocaust survivor and had served on the council for the u.s. museum museum for the past five years but i've come to learn that the museum is so much more than just a building that houses exhibits. the museum researches history, trains educators members and military and the judiciary both in the u.s. and internationally and has many programs focused on preventing future genocides from occurring again. here in new york the northeast regional office offers a variety of events including talks like the one you're about to hear plus film screenings and programs on holo

c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >> each week until the 2016 election, wrote to the white house rewind it brings you archival coverage of presidential races. next, john f. kennedy except his party's presidential nomination at the 1960 democratic convention in los angeles. he says his opponent, richard nixon, is an undeserving air to the dwight d. eisenhower presidency. in addition, kennedy addresses concerns surrounding his catholic faith and offers himself as the leader for what he calls the new frontier of american history. john f. kennedy defeated richard nixon in a close general election with less than 1% of the popular vote separating the two candidates. the speech is just over 20 minutes and our coverage is from nbc news. [cheering] >> governor stevenson, senator johnson, mr. butler, senator symington, senator humphrey, speaker rayburn, fellow democrats, i want to express my thanks to governor stevenson for his generous and heart-warming introduction. [cheering] it was my great honor to place his name in nomination at the 1956 democratic conventio

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send us a tweet at c-span history or join us on facebook at facebook.com/cspanhistory. as we move outside to inside, one of the displays, and there are so many inside this fabulous museum, is moving beyond earth. and an example of the evolution of america's space shuttle program. and joining us again is valerie neal. we saw you just a moment ago in the tape portion. you are the curator, the chair of the space history here at the museum. and let's talk about the shuttle program. no other country had something like that. >> well, briefly, the soviet union did. they built a craft called buran that mimicked our space shuttle. but it was several years later. they flew one test flight and then retired it. they didn't really have a need for a shuttle craft. but they were very worried about what we might use ours for. and they thought they should have one too, just in case. but really, in the annals of space history, the u.s. space shuttle is unique. it's the only operational craft that's reusable. it's the only craft that was the size of a cargo freight hauling truck out on th

using them? ]> we have two ] audio issue] that's adam sharp, an alum at networks. a little interference from our signal but thanks, susan, for follow us at c-spannd be sure to like us at facebook. et's take a look at the schedule this evening as the gavel comes down in a couple of minutes. a number of members of congress, course, keynote tonight, along with first lady michelle we have.re's what congressman elle son, joe of massachusetts, jeff trumka, y of oregon, alf-cio, michelle obama and bernie sanders. by nichols. what are you expecting tonight? will this party unite between he progressives and the more moving am democrats head against donald trump? >> unification at a convention is a process. a e covered conventions for very, very long time. hen you've had a fight for a nomination, on the first night people come in with their passion, , with their very much in place. on the second night you have the the states te where get to cast their vote for the nomination. a very critical point at which everybody is heard. some et to demonstrate to extent. they hear nominating speeches. once you pass that point, that's when the real test of unificatio

c-span radio app. it's easy to download from the google place door. watch live or any time at c-span.org. on your desktop, phone, or tablet. follow us at c-span on twitter. like us on facebook. the republican national convention, all this weekend sees in. the c-span radio app and c-span. board. monday, watch the democratic national convention live from philadelphia. republicanur convention coverage getting underway, they number two, their focus is make america work again. you will hear from paul ryan, the chair of the convention. couple of donald trump us children, all of that again getting underway live at five in the 30. but it is the speech from last night, melania trump, her speech foring criticism allegations of plagiarism. here it says in "the new york lash out atks melania trump on twitter after convention >> that will be discussed later today in a news conference -- that was discussed this morning in a news conference and at the white house briefing just a short while ago. here's a look. >> talk a little bit more about the teens for tonight. then we will open it up for questions. this afternoon at around 7:30 will be the cul

us in the lobby for the reception. thank you very much. [applause] >> you're watching american tv, all weekend, every 3.ekend on c-span to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. >> the hard fought 2016 primary historic over with conventions to follow this summer. c-span as the delegates considering the nomination of head a t woman ever to major political party. and the first nonpolitician in several decades. live on c-span. on the radio app or get demand at c-span. all beginning on monday. >> each we'll we bring you films. 2016 republican national in ention is being held cleveland, ohio. up next, a look back at 1966 and in the promotional film "the power to erve," produced for the cleveland electric illuminating company. the 20-minute film shows the mportance of electricity in everyday life and argues

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watch live on demand any time at c-spine -- -- spent c-span.org. follow us at c-spantwitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy moment. watch every minute of the 2016 democratic national convention started monday on c-span. the c-span radio at an c-span.org. here at the national constitution center, which is very are based this week, they have an area called signers hall. and c-span's john mcardle took a tour. >> welcome to the national constitution center. we are the first and only museum in the country dedicated to u.s. constitution. we are located right on instant -- independence line the heart of historic adopted. mainally have three missions at the center. of course rare museum we can come brought the year to see our amazing interactive exhibition. but we are also america's town hall which means you can, find great programming on site and online about current constitutional debates and discussions. we are also an education center were trying to get a lot of our civics and constitutional content out to speakers at across the country. right now to th

c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app. watch live on demand any time on c-span.org, on your desktop, phone, or tablet. follow us at c-span on twitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy will moments -- newsworthy moments. the c-span radio app and c-span.org. l bunch, a columnist for the "philadelphia daily news." are you excited the convention is in town and is it worth it for the city? and a littlexcited exhausted after one week in cleveland. it was funny to get into the airport and leaving the craziness of one convention and here i am at another convention but it is exciting and we are excited to have you here. welcome. host: are you glad the city is spending money to put on the convention? guest: i think so. i think the article conventions are an important part of democracy and they need to be held. i would like to see them more "democratic. we may see that in philadelphia come of it i think it is an important part of democracy and it has to be somewhere carried if it has to be somewhat, why not told althea -- why not philadelphia. good place for a chance for people to see what goes on here. host

live or on demand any time at c-span.org on your desktop, phone or tablet where you'll find all of our convention coverage and the full convention schedule. follow us at c-spantwitter and like us on facebook to see video of news worthy moments. the republican national convention all the week on c-span. the c-span radio app and c-span.org. and on monday, watch the democratic national convention live from philadelphia. >> we heard from two of the candidate's children, tiffany and donald jr. giving a personal perspective on the candidate. >> please welcome tiffany trump. [applause] >> it's so amazing to be with you tonight and say a few words about my father. littleexcuse me if i'm a nervous. when i graduated college a couple months ago, i never expected to be here tonight addressing the nation. i've given a few speeches in front of classrooms and students but never in an arena with more than 10 million people watching. [applause] but like my father, i never back down from challenges so here i am a little new to the convention scene but incredibly honored and very confident in the good man america is coming to know. [applause] said that with enough effort and d

c-span3. like us on facebook at c-span history. >> each week until the 2016 election, wrote to the white house rewind brings archival coverage of presidential races. richard nixon excess his party's presidential nomination at the republican national convention in miami beach, florida. in his speech, the former vice president says he would restore law and order following a year of civil and political unrest. he pledged to work to an honorable end to the vietnam war. mr. nixon defeated hubert humphrey in a close general election with less than 1% of the popular vote separating the two. independent candidate george wallace came in third. this speech is just over 40 minutes. our coverage is from nbc news. ♪ [applause] [laughter] mr. nixon: thank you very much. much.you very thank you. thank you very much. ♪ thank you very much. [applause] [applause] thank you. delegates of this americans, my fellow 16 years ago, i stood before this convention to accept your nomination as the running mate of one of the greatest americans of our time or of any time, dwight d. eisenhower. [applause] mr. nixon: eight

live or on demand anytime at c-span.org on your desktop, phone or tablet where you'll find all of our convention coverage and the full convention schedule. follow us at c-span on twitter and like us on facebook to see video of news worthy moments. don't miss a minute of the 2016 republican national convention starting today at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. the c-span radio app and c-span.org. >> education secretary john king testifies before the senate education committee on the implementation of the every student succeeds act. he talked about proposed regulations on whether his department had legal justification to impose them on schools. the committee held the hearing in late june. >> the senate committee on labor health and pensions will please come to order. we have a vote at 10:30 we might have another one after that. but i think we can surely get through the opening statements. the secretary's statement and i think senator murray and i can get through our questions. what i will do is i will try to go vote early and then come back and in the meantime we'll continue the hearing so all senators will have a chance to use their five minutes and ask their qu

c-span. like us on facebook at spain history. -- c-span history. >> on lectures in history, virginia commonwealth university professor teaches a class on cold war educational films to teach us about nuclear warfare science. during the cold war policymakers feared the u.s. population was falling behind soviet union in science education. this includes a look at animated program by noted hollywood director frank happened in the 1950's. this is about 45. prof. rader: good afternoon and welcome. we're going to talk about cold war educational films, made even a classroom. we've talked about classroom for. to do any history of classroom film, you have to understand the colors -- the scholarship. i will be pulling together works that i have done and from other historians. scholars, even folklorists. this will be particularly interdisciplinary. for reasons that should by now be obvious, the topic is interdisciplinary. in particular i'm going to return to this question. what are the relations between art, science, and entertainment and culture, in cinema? how do they reinforce one another in these particul

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send us a tweet at c-span history or join us on facebook at facebook.com/cspanhistory. as we move outside to inside, one of the displays, and there are so many inside this fabulous museum, is moving beyond earth. and an example of the evolution of america's space shuttle program. and joining us again is valerie neal. we saw you just a moment ago in the tape portion. you are the curator, the chair of the space history here at the museum. and let's talk about the shuttle program. no other country had something like that. >> well, briefly, the soviet union did. they built a craft called buran that mimicked our space shuttle. but it was several years later. they flew one test flight and then retired it. they didn't really have a need for a shuttle craft. but they were very worried about what we might use ours for. and they thought they should have one too, just in case. but really, in the annals of space history, the u.s. space shuttle is unique. it's the only operational craft that's reusable. it's the only craft that was the size of a cargo freight hauling truck out on th

. >> send us a tweet at c-span history, the question is before 1976 and this building opened, where was it stored? >> so the spirit of st. louis came to the smithsonian in 1928. and it was stored in on display in the arts and industries building hanging over the traditional oak englassed cases. and so it was there more or less over the years on display in the arts and industries building, which you can still see today. but that was -- in a lot of ways this building was intended to put the spirit of st. louis in that very important spot in the milestones of flight gallery to display it. >> think about this as a moment as we listen to dave from new york. what questions and things are unanswered in terms of aviation history. think about that. let's go to dave in new york. >> caller: i just had two questions. i visited the museum in 1976 and i remember it very well when it first opened. how have the artifacts -- have any degraded over the past 40 years. what is on your most wanted list as far as things you want to collect? >>. >> those are great questions. thank you, the first question, hav

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. >> send us a tweet at c-span history. this is from one viewer. the question is before 1976, before the building open, where was it stored? >> so the spirit of st. louis came to the smithsonian in 1928 and it was stored on display in the arts and industries building where it was hanging over the traditional oak and glass cases, other objects, not just aviation artifacts. it was there more or less over the years. but in a lot of ways, this building was intended to put the spirit of st. louis in that very important spot in the milestones flight gallery to display it. >> i'm going the have you think about this as we listen to dave from new york. but what questions, what things are unanswered in terms of aviation history. think about that. let's go to dave in new york. go ahead, please. >> caller: just had a question, two questions actually. i visited the museum in 1976 and i remember it very well when it first opened. how have the artifacts -- have any of them degraded over the past 40 years? that's my first question. the second question is what is o

live or on demand any time at c-span.org on your desktop, phone or tablet where you will find all of our convention coverage and the full convention schedule. follow us at c-span on twitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy moments. the republican national convention, all this week on c-span. the c-span radio app and c-span.org and on monday, once the democratic national convention live from philadelphia. >> coming up next, ohio governor john kasich addresses the delegation to the 2016 republican national convention. the former presidential candidate has been criticized by donald trump and his campaign advisors for his refusal to endorse the presumptive gop nominee and appear on stage at the convention. >>. [applause] thank you. i left, it took us well over an hour to get here. what we should have done is let you come from ann arbor, it would have been closer than it is. i hope you're enjoying yourself, all of you. it's so ... i have to tell you that yesterday i had a great opportunity to meet the michigan troopers and you know, they were dressed in their blue and i told them i said, i talked to urban meyer since the games in columbus this yea

us today. louise: thank you. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. touringr c-span is cities across the country, exploring american history. visita look at our recent to provo, utah. you are watching c-span3. lyn clayton: we are in the l. tom perry special collections on brigham young campus. we collect different parts of it history from idaho, arizona, utah. the first item i wanted to show was how the park came to be. there was a man by the name of who prevaileden on the government to give money. in 1871, he took a government expedition. he came in with an artist and came in with a photographer. and these men were able to put on paper and film what they saw. and so between his paintings and jackson's photographs, which was one of the driving forces that enabled the legislation in 1872

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