to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. all weekend, american history tv is featuring fresno, california. c-span city's tour staff recently vivid many sites showcasing its history. in spanish, fresno means ash tree, the city got its name from early spanish explorers due to the abundance of ash trees in the area. learn more about fresno all weekend here on american history v. >> well when i was a kid, the public library consigned to the children's room in the basement of the library and the only non-fiction books they had were books on the american west. and since i've always been a non-fiction person, i got -- i read everything that i could there on the american west primarily in native-americans. over the years, the 1950's, when i was growing up was a time when you had all the movies at the theater, most of them were cowboy movies and cowboys programs were on tv. so you were sort of -- when i was a kid, you were saturated with the american west. and i just fell in love with it. and then in 1993, i begin traveling to the we

behind the scenes videos and pictures all day long, you can visit instagram, booktv here on facebook and also follow us on twitter,@booktv. we have a little bit of construction here. otherwise the square is absolutely beautiful. the academy of arts and sciences and savanna's newly minted food truck. they are very excited to have. right now on c-span2, who needs the fed, he will answer your questions. following that, cassandra king the widow of former pat conroy. she will be discussing his book "a lowcountry heart: reflections on a writing life". later this afternoon, william towery, gerri willis, dan slater will all be talking about their books and answering your questions. keep an eye on c-span2's booktv, to be able to participate. behind the scenes look at the festival. right here. most authors after they view their presentation will be found signing their books. check back throughout the day, keep bringing you more behind the scenes live looks at either square and also from inside trinity united methodist church. in savanna, georgia. booktv live coverage of the savanna book festival. for a complete

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behind the scenes videos and pictures all day long, you can go to instagram booktv on facebook and follow us on twitter@booktv. a little bit of a construction site next doors but otherwise it is beautiful. the academy of arts and sciences, savanna's newly minted food truck. right now on c-span2, john camby is talking about who needs the fed? he is taking your questions. the widow of pat conroy which he is discussing his book a low country heart and terry mcdonnell will be talking. later this afternoon william doherty, gerri willis, dan slater will be talking about their books and entering questions. keep an eye on c-span2's booktv to participate in those. behind the scenes look at the festival. the book sales tends right here. most authors after their presentation will be sounds signing their books, and throughout the day keep bringing you more behind the scenes live looks at inside community church. live coverage of the savannah book festival. the events on c-span2. we are live today georgia. back booktv, 72 hours of nonfiction offers and this presidents' day weekend. television for serious

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to join the conversation, like us on facebook at cspan/history. >>> the national archives in college park maryland houses hundreds of photos created during world war 1. next we look at drawings. she has showcased the artists on the blog the unwritten record. >> when i first came to the archi archi archives, i had no idea what the archives was about. when came here as a volunteer, i was asked if i wanted to work on a conservation project for record group 120 which is the records of the combat units of the american forces. since i had no frame of reference, i said yesterday. that got me into looking at these records that first of all, i was astonished to understand i was handling records that go back to world war 1. that alone was very interesting and entertaining. as we went along one of the things that i found out in looking through the records was that the records start at the division level and they work down to the bri gad level and then to the regiment level. then i got to something called field messages. some of the men were intelligence officers that are probably no further from

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connected for instant forecast and warnings by downloading the stormwatch 7 app and following us on facebook and twitter. a developing story to tell you about tonight in prince george's county. the search is on for the gunman who shot to teenagers overnight as they waited for a bus outside of the metro station. we are live at the scene with the latest of elements. do we know why these teenagers were targeted? a questionhat is that remains unanswered tonight but we can tell you the latest update. in stablegers are now condition. they were right here inside this flying through. you can still see the police tape here. the window was also shattered. shards of glass scattered across the area. police are following up on leads trying to track down the suspect. metro transit police making known as thee naylor road metro station in hillcrest heights after two natures were shot here while waiting for a bus. >> it could have been me. it could have been any of us. reporter: the 13-year-old and her friend now filled with fear. a 15-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl were hit around 2:00 a.m. this mornin

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reach out to us on facebook or twitter. you can always e-mail us @newstips @wusa9.com. >>> we are head to the movies. the national african american screening for "i am not your negro." it looking at the civil rights era and connects it to issues happening today. john henry was there. >> reporter: jasmine atkins spent the night watching the documentary she feels she can always learn from. >> it's always good to refresh your knowledge. >> reporter: it revolves around a book by james baldwin. he wrote aboutmany leaders. he died before the book was finished but it's a jumping off point to talk about race in america. >> topic is very interesting to me. many of the themes that surround the great piece are things that have many parallels to where we find ourselves in 2017. >> the associated director for curatory affairs at the museum. >> it's very important we lift up those who have been a part of our history from the beginning, and there's many, many wonderful films coming out that will do just that. >> reporter: has a >> reporter

conversation, like us on facebook. >> with the inauguration of president donald trump, melania trump became the second foreign-born first lady of the united states. next, louisa thomas talks about her book about first lady louisa catherine adams, wife of john quincy adams. she argues that over time she became a leader in the republic, responsible for much of her husband's success. bookstore.orded at a it is about 30 minutes. >> we are pleased to welcome tonight louisa thomas in conversation with louisa hall about her new book "louisa." [laughter] of twohall is the author novels, "the carriage house" and "speak." louisa thomas's first book examines the conscience of soldiers during world war i. joseph j ellis said of "louisa: the extraordinary life of mrs. ," for a long time i have a winning for a biography with sufficient emotional range to tell the extorted very story of louisa catherine adams in all of its splendor and said it. "louisa" was worth the wait. -- please welcome thomas. ms. thomas: hello, everyone. i am so pleased to be here and also to be part of this group of louisas.

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to join the conversation, like us on facebook. tv,ext on american history duquesne university professor elaine frantz parsons discusses ku klux klan costumes. that kkkent argues costumes changed relative to culture. were used as tools of intimidation and terrorism. the virginia historical society hosted the hour-long event. [applause] hello, thank you all for coming to this lecture, which is surprisingly timely. i didn't know when i started working on this topic 15 years ago that it started to see more relevant. andy for all of their work in putting this together. it takes quite a of labor on their part. i appreciate having the opportunity to be out here. klan emerged at the the formal institution of slavery was receding. klan violence was one of several new it's that white people back on blackush claims to a larger share of political power, property, jobs, and dignity. it is important to appreciate there is a whole landscape of ways in which white southerners after the war are figuring out how to restore their mechanism of control

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stay connected around the clock by following us on facebook, twitter, and our website, wjla.com. alison: breaking news from fairfax county, where there is a police scene in vienna. three people are on the run after a police chase. this started with a theft that tysons. a car was spotted a short time later. the driver tried to get away from the police, then crashed. three suspects still on the loose right now. tough face to forget, a convicted sex offender back in custody tonight. matthew sager was released from a southern virginia jail last week, was supposed to be in texas, but never showed up. he was taken back into custody. developing now ,a youth football coach arrested for sexual assault. alison: warner murphy is behind bars tonight, and the police say there may be more victims. jonathan: anna-lysa gayle spoke with the president of the football league and has what he is saying about this disturbing news. anna-lysa: warner murphy was scheduled to return to the boys and girls club in may for a preseason cap with the kids he coaches, that is not happening. they made that decisio

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on twitter we're at bbc business and you can find us on facebook. keep talking jamie. just keep talking, jamie! we are going to look at some of the business news stories and on the bbc evens website. . website.. dominic 0'connell is with us. we got this story which sort of began to break in the budget. self employment, rise in self employment was damaging tax revenues because they are not paying as much tax? the employment legislation was designed for the old world of employment where everyone was directly employed or properly self—employed. here you have a number of clients and you're not working exclusively for anyone. people who can work for one employer can be treated as self—employed like delivery drivers. the gig economy? it isa delivery drivers. the gig economy? it is a double—edged sword. some people like it. they like freedom and at the bbc we have been talking to people who have been talking about the up sides of the gig economy, work when you want, but the down side is you don't get a pension, you don't get paid holiday and ruthless emplo

if you've seen a story you us on facebook, twitter or email. we'd love to hear from you. >> and virginia one politician wants to crack down on illegal immigration. prince william county representative wants to arrest undocumented immigrants who have been arrested in the past and released. >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i'm requesting the trump administration to identify, detain and remove the criminal illegal allegations we have handed over to i.c.e. in the past ten years. >> the department of homeland security said there are likely 11.4 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. allison barber introduces us to one of them. >> undocumented i am transgender and unashamed. >> at 14 her family fled columbia. columbian government had been fighting with rebel forces for over 35 years. >> do you remember seeing violence close to you growing up in columbia? >> absolutely. i told you, one by one i kept going where is my uncle, where is my cousin? my dad was shot. >> her family decided to leave. >> we came on a visa because we didn't ho

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