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to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. all weekend long, american history tv is joining our charter spectrum and concord communications spec from partners to give us the history of san diego, california. to learn more about the cities .n our tour, visit c-span.org we continue with our look at the history of san diego. today we are in the special collection and archives department of the uc san diego library. what i've pulled out as a representative group of materials related to data related to california in san diego history. themes you can see depended in our collection today could be the mission era of california and san diego's history. san diego was the first mission incalifornia established 1769. we have some documents from that era. we also have some items today from the mexican time of history. during that time, you have the first americans, people from the u.s. coming in to what is now california. narrativesverland the described in 1828 overland trip to california. two of the verse items we have the related califor

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follow us on facebook and twitter to get our schedule and keep up with the latest history news. >> c-span is in san diego learning were -- learning more about the cities tour rich history. up next, we learn more about the the's history and how exposition helped grow the city of san diego. this is one of the highlights of our city. it was setup in 1968. it was set aside to be a respite from the downtown, from the chaos, from the havoc that goes on in the city. although a park is -- balboa park is the cultural mecca of our region. all ofhe impetus for these really dynamic things happening in the united states and the world. "san diego invites the world. -- advice the world." this is the exposition here in san diego. came to beboa park is a result of the panama canal, which opened in 1915. san diego had the reputation of being a wild west town. it had a small population. there were 30,000 people who lived here. and there was an awful lot of ice here. san diego wanted to change its reputation. it wanted to recognize the fact it was an up-and-coming city, and that was the dream of some of the

us. we hope to talk to you again soon. [applause] announcer: you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. all weekend long, american history tv is joining our cable partnerum to showcase the history of san diego, california. to learn more about the cities on our current tour visit www.c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with a look at the history of san diego. announcer: while in san diego, we drove around the city with about san diego host ken kramer to learn more about the area's history and growth. >> all right, ken. thank you for agreeing to show me around san diego. >> oh, my pleasure. have you been here before, ashley? >> no, this is my first time. >> first time? >> first time in san diego. >> welcome to san diego. >> i know about san diego because everyone says it has the most perfect weather, beautiful scenery, but what do people need to know about the city outside of that? >> that's true. >> left or right? >> left, we'll kind of drive through balboa park. this is a good example. people think, oh, there's the navy and there's the zoo, and it is a big city, it's a

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head to wjla.com, like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. download the stormwatch 7 weathe and hour-by-hour forecast so you can always be connected. covering metro -- new concerns about possible job cuts and service changes. employees made sure they were heard at a meeting last night. suzanne kennedy has more on how the changes may impact you. waysne: this is one of the metro is considering making some changes in order to close a budget gap. in the days leading up to a public hearing on the budget, employees and riders are voicing their concerns. at a forum last night in arlington, union members said the changes are dead wrong. one former bus operator said reducing service would lead to the worst gridlock in northern virginia. tightening that felt -- tightening the belt could mean increasing fares. riders are concerned about how any of them. job twot accepted the months ago, and i accepted the job that i -- because i live at the end of the silver line. think of all the people who will now have to get into cars. we depend on it every day. peo

like us on facebook at c-span history. >> c-span is visiting harrisburg, pennsylvania. right now, we are on the pedestrian bridge that connects midtown to city island. up next, we will visit with john harris to learn about pennsylvania's two politicians from two different centuries. >> standing in the john harris -simon cameron mansion here in harrisburg. this is the oldest house in what was the original harrisburg. it was built in 1776, and we are celebrating our 250th anniversary of the mansion this year. john harris sr., we usually call him the first. we call him the fur trader. he came here from yorkshire county, england, in the 1690's. he came through an introduction to william penn's secretary. looking for someone to go into the interior of the colony and secure the fur trading rights. that's how harris got here, approximately 1719. he built a crude log cabin. there was a replica made of what we believe the capital looked like during the bicentennial in 1985. it's over on city island. there was available fur trade in this area and it was supposed to go to england.

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and by following us on facebook and twitter. we are following some breaking news this morning. police in france have arrested sixteen people in connection to the armed robbery of kardashian. according to police used dna evidence from the scene to track down suspects. back in october-- several masked men broke into kardashian's paris hotel room, and held her at gun point as they stole more than 9 million dollars in jewelry. the 36-year old was not physically harmed. just hours after their wild card playoff win, pittsburgh steelers assistant coach joey porter was arrested for allegedly assaulting a doorman at a bar. security guards called police due to an unruly customer in the process of attacking a doorman. officers stopped the alleged assault and arrested porter. he faces charges including aggravated assault and public drunkenness. in a statement, the steelers say they are aware of the incident and are gathering details. the new york giants lost to the packers in the wild card round last night. and star reciever odell beckham junior took hi a wall.. take a look at the hole he

to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. franklin roosevelt was sworn in as the 32nd president of the united states on march 4, 1933. next, we will see him take the oath of office administered by chief justice charles evans hughes and hear his inaugural in -- address. this program is about 23 minutes and has been compiled from several sources, including news reels audio and video from the , fdr library, photographs from the library of congress, and portions of newsreels from the national archives and internet archives. ♪ narrator: and here it is, the beginning of the greatest drama in american affairs, the creation of a new chief executive. according to time-honored customs, the retiring president and the president-elect ride together from the white house with congressional exports -- escorts where roosevelt is to take the oath of office. enthusiasm at its height. never was there such a joyful, jubilant yelling inauguration crowd. roosevelt is a nation's idle here today. thousands of americans are here to cheer the birth of a

like us on facebook at c-span history. ecember 12, 1991, president george h w bush signed the soviet nuclear threat reduction act, also known as the non-lugar act. beginning a formal process between the russians and the of cooperative storage, dismantling and distraction of soviet nuclear and chemical weapons. commemorations of the acts 25th anniversary, a panel of government officials and policymakers discuss their role in implementing the legislation. this 80 minute program was cohosted by the national security archive. the carnegie corporation, the carnegie endowment and the nuclear threat initiative. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your attention, we have real heroes of the implementation of non-lugar. i turn this panel over to david hoffman to inaugurate the extraordinary individuals. they are in your program. i will not spend our time going over those, but i want to turn it to david hoffman for his

us on twitter. like us on facebook. and find our programs and schedule on our website, cspan.org/history.every day of the year except december 25th, thousands of tourists from the united states and around the world take a short boat ride from either lower manhattan or new jersey to visit the statue of liberty and ellis island. up next, american history tv visited the national historic landmark to learn the story behind the gift from france which was unveiled on october 28th, 1886. >> for this man, it was his dream to become rich and famous. unfortunately, neither of those things happened for him. but if he were alive today, i think he would be very proud, because although he is not famous, his work of art certainly is. this is going to take some time, no computers, no cell phones back in 1865. he's finally able to make his first visit to the united states in the early 1870s. he enters the mouth of the new york harbor. and he see this is abandoned island, fort wood built for the war of 1812. there wasn't a lot going on on the island that day, but it was a real busy day in the harbor. and h

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if you like us on facebook, we have a post on her facebook wall. we are asking the opinions there. e you more optimistic or pessimistic know that we are on the brink of a trump era? an era that almost none of us predicted when he announced his candidacy. i remember laughing out loud. maybe the greatest campaign announcement speech i have seen. simply because the whole premise for why donald said he was running is hey, i tried to buy off a bunch of these politicians, in they wouldn't buy my money. what they wouldn't do what i told them to do. i figure, if i can't buy these politicians off, i have to become one gentleman. it was like watching the movie "bullworth" came to life. who really believed we would be here the night before january the2017, about two usher in era of trump? pretty much nobody that is what i'm doing for a living. mr. trump: i'm officially running for president of the united states. >> there are no words. how do you have a straight face right now? there are no words to describe what just happened. [laughter] >> do you have any doubts this is more than just a carni

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follow us on facebook and twitter, download our stormwatch 7 at to get weather updates and forecasts at your fingertips. developing right now, president trump, under pressure to change an executive order banning refugees and limiting immigration. the president is defending the order. in a statement he said, "my first priority will always be to protect and serve our country, but as president, i will find ways to help all those who are suffering. the suffering worse. demonstrations taking place around the country. some republicans in congress say they are concerned, even as they insist the order is not the muslim ban the president campaigned on. >> it is not a ban. think it was not properly vetted. you have a proposal that didn't get the vetting it should have, and we see some problems. >> in terms of the upside being greater protection of our borders and of our people, it is a small price to pay. attorneys general, including those in virginia, maryland, and d.c., condemned the order as unconstitutional. it bans refugees from entering the u.s. for 120 days and keeps anyone from seven m

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like us on facebook at of your -- at wjla/tv. live radar and hour-by-hour forecasts. checking news on the world -- tragedy strikes again in italy. a helicopter carrying an injured skier off the slopes crashed, killing all six people on board. that crash took place at the same mountain range as last week's avalanche, which killed an additional 15 people. coming up on "abc 7 news at noon jobs to have in america? we will show you what a new report says. >> a d.c. public school principal receives the honor of a lifetime, and it was a huge surprise. i am suzanne kennedy. that story is coming up. jummy: and the oscar nominees have been announced. "la la land" is up for a lot of awards. we will let you know. jamie? jamie: what we are seeing right now is the closure in place with police activity. this is right near nats part, south capitol street, all lanes locked between d street and e street. both directions on kenilworth avenue, more heading inbound. we have midday roadwork. the big picture looks not bad at all on the capital beltway. you can still get by. that is a look at

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us on facebook at c-span history. blum talks howard about the life of betty pack, a washington, dc debutante who worked as a spy for the british and americans during world war ii. howard blum describes her ability to seduce diplomats and officials in order to learn secrets and provide information to her handlers. this talk is part of a multi-day conference at the world war ii museum in new orleans. it is about 45 minutes. >> our next speaker is howard , who brought the story you are about to hear to our local audience earlier this year while he was on his book tour. we thought so much of it and of howard that we wanted to bring him back for you all here today. one of his previous books that i'm sure you all know of is the an epic story of vengeance, salvation, and world war ii, about a group of jewish volunteers who fought the nazis and the postwar actions of a few of them. in today's presentation, the last kiss good night, howard has found another remarkable story about a dazzling american debutante who became an all

you can look for forecasts in here and online by following us on facebook and twitter. breaking news tonight from prince george's county where investigators are looking into a temple hill murder. it happened this afternoon near hill park drive. a very active crime scene this afternoon. this is your the intersection of hill park drive. several officers on scene looking to establish a suspect and figured out a notice. thatwe are told is officers -- after arriving they discovered a man outside one of these homes suffering from a gunshot wound. that man was that are taken to the hospital where he was pronounced and. detected still canvassing the scene looking for evidence and again we are in a residential area a -- a lot of apartments. police are urging witnesses to contact them or contact crime solvers to get a cash reward for information leading to an arrest. tonight we have new information about a crash and northeast d.c.. police say two brothers died in a single vehicle crash near the maryland state line. detectives say this morning a man driving a black mercedes lost c

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reach out to us on facebook, twitter, let us know. >>> some small items are easy to steel for sure. >wait until you see what one suspect did. shoving a guitar down his pants and walking out a guitar center in fort worth. worth more than 15 hundred dollar sgls 5:16. lets get you to work. continue to follow the turnpike bridge being closed and detours around it. >> francesca here with a look at that as well as other traffic hiccups this morning. >> difficult morning. good morning. yes, talking about the bridge connector. bridge closure i should say. pa and new jersey turnpike as well. have a couple alternates for you. let's take a look from 95. take the scudder falls bridge. you can see it's green which means we're pretty good in terms of traffic flow. from the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound. hop off of exit 359 and take that towards the burlington bristol bridge. when i come back, take a look at the rest of the alternates. just expect slow moving traffic throughout the area this morning. >> thanks. about quarter after five rights now. if you haven't stepped outside, you're in for a tr

stay connected all day by following us on facebook, twitter, and download the or updates andpp f forecastsat your fingertips. new developments as the white house stands firm against mounting pressure to drop or change the executive order banning refugees and limiting immigration. a president defended the order on social media, saying my first priority will always be to protect and serve our country, but i will find ways to help although suffering. court several to against parts of the executive order, but for the tens of thousands protesting in more than 30 cities, temporary victories are not enough. ban, which a remains in place tonight. for back-to-back days, large crowds gathered at dulles international airport to welcome international guests anna-lysa gayle joins us live from the airport where she has spent the past few hours talking to demonstrators. have you talked to any supporters of the ban, anna-lysa? anna-lysa: hi, kimberly, there and there supporters, is still a small group of protesters right now i dulles international airport. many have been here for several hours. representa

stay connected with abc seven when there is rain on the radar by following us on facebook, twitter, wjla.com, and download the stormwatch app. jonathan: just four days until inauguration day. tonight, antitrust protesters were on d.c. streets, peaceful protests. inaugurations are historic event's. it is a who's who in the political world. tonight, making headlines are those who are not going to be there. tim barber joins us now with some new names on this list that continues to grow. tim? tim: one of the latest is maryland representative anthony brown. he said he was trying to figure if you would attend the inauguration, and made up his mind. >> my decision not to attend the duration. tim: representative anthony brown after president-elect trump criticized his colleague, john lewis. the present like tweeted that l ewis was all talk and no action after lewis said trump. was illegitimate disrespected the civil rights icon, but also congressman john lewis and the office he represents. tim: brown is one of dozens ditching the inauguration. >> we hold our elected officials to the highest standard

on of inauguration day. the story of we the people exhibit and screening of the nowrgs -- inauguration itself. if you're heading to washington share your activities with us, follow us on facebookor constantly updates. >>> washington area and philadelphia area on the rain watch, david. >> reporter: we are, looks like by late morning around lunchtime we could see the first of the sprinkles and showers around here. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry. as we take a look outside, we have cloudy skies starting to build in, you might see early sunshine this morning, there's sky6 live hd in center city. the clouds are going to overtake us fairly quickly this morning and then we'll get the afternoon rain. notice how the camera is not moving much because there's not much wind. check out the temperature, it's colder this morning, 33 degrees in philadelphia. with calm winds we don't have to talk about a windchill. still winter coats important this morning, extra gear, gloves, i like to have gloves on this morning, 33 definitely so. 5:30 up until noon the clouds get thicker. lunchtime, some of us could see a passing shower. this specific model run has us dry by noon, that

show them with us on facebook or twitter. >> i'm waiting to see your pictures and i'm going to retweetrepost, share on facebook, send them to us. we would love to seal them. >> the double cat. >> that's impressive. >> for sure. >> now to more stories we're following right now on nbc 10 at 5:00 a.m. >>> late night scare. student from saint joseph's university said an armed man nearly ab dugted her last night. and nbc 10 has her harrowing account of what happened. >>> exclusive new details of a murder of a montgomery teenager. nbc 10 uncovered social media posts from her adopted mother now charged in her death. >>> building the wall. today is the day we're expected to hear new details about president trump's campaign promise and how u.s. border wall will be financed. >>> sit two minutes before five. good morning. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. if you have not walkered out the door yet, in for a nice surprise. mild temperatures greet you this morning. stay mild throughout the day. i'm no meteorologist. >> you have got it exactly. feels great outside

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. >>> like us on facebook. the show. >>> there is no bigger lie in the world when they claim that a bird feeder is squirrel proof. everyone that says it's squirrel proof they're like challenge accepted. that's what's going on with this video. that's simon cowell there, he's been called to help out because a bird feeder has come in. >> what a silly squirrel. >> it wasn't squirrel proof on the way in, definitely squirrel proof on the way ut. >> it's the butts that get them caught up like this fellow right here. you can see half in, half out. got himself the entire bird feeder on the back of him. >> how humiliating for that squirrel. >> it's easy to laugh at this squirrel. if we're honest at this time of year most of us are a little extra roomy after christmas, after thanksgiving. >> just too much of mr. squirrel. >> chunky mcsquirrel got himself completely inside the bird feeder now. simon's got himself a plan. >> have a go again. >> he's going to fake the squirrel through the use of a pillow case. as soon as he

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you can also follow us on facebook and twitter. right now we turn to breaking news out of prince george's county, where a sanitation worker with the city of laurel has been killed on the job. crash took place on old sandy spring road. driver of the car hit a parked car and who was on the back of a truck. he died on the scene. more on this story coming up later on today. also new this noon, president trump is getting to work in washington as the senate plans to vote on two more of its cabinet nominees. there are also questions on the message the administration chose to send in its first press briefing. the first order of business in president trump's first work week's business. pres. trump: the regulations are going to be cut massively, and the taxes are going to be cut way down. >> the president met with the executives from both boards of -- from the boards of lockheed martin and others. the president signed executive orders regarding trade and energy. the action on international trade is one of several items that have foreign items

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