he is from philly and played at villanova and his mom works for the team. then 45 minutes later, he was traded to the suns. and grayson allen was picked number 21 for the jazz. he will play for the coach who also played for mike krzyzewski at duke. >> you get all of the names. >> coach k. >>> if you thought any chance the late night host would avoid melania's jacket on the trip to texas, you would be wrong. >> to try to humanize the child detention centers, the traump administration sent the most high profile immigrant. you go to the troubled area and see the children and show we care. you can't mess that up. guess what? i spoke too soon. on her way to show she cares, melania wore a jacket that says "i really don't care, do you?" >> wow. wow. wow. >> that's what they settled on? what was her first choice? a jacket that says "womp womp." >> she is on the way to meet children separated from parents. this is what she wore on the plane ride there. a jacket that says "i really don't care, do you?" is the president now tweeting on to his wife's clothes? a spokesw

she is also the director of the graduate program at villanova. she is the author of either books including civil war sisterhood, the united states cap -- sanitary commission and women's politics in transition. she is also the author it -- author of army at home, women and the civil war on the know are there and -- the northern home front. it is one of the few books that looks the experience of poor women on the northern home front, a topic that bill marvel spoke about yesterday when he gave his lecture on mercenary soldiers. army book is good, it is " at home." recently she is published a book published civil war, by the university of north carolina press. we have the copyright up here. it is worth your time. she is extraordinarily busy, i do not know how she does all that she does. she is the editor of the " journal of the civil war era" part of the society of civil war historians. it is an organization that speaks not to organize -- to academics but general audiences as well. it is worth joining. when you join you get the andnal that judy is ed

mayor mauricio villanova enlisted local people who were fed up with the violence.l whether they follow a no gang violence tolerance policy. >> reporter: the streets are filled with little boys and girls. shops now stay open late into the night. owners don't have to worry about being extorted. the credit goes to mayor villanova who, with the help of police, pushed gang members off the streets and out of town. villanova earned the trust of the town's people by promising them if they hear or see gang activity, he'll get police to help. if the police are too slow, he patrols the town with a pistol by his side. the town rules are posted high on a billboard. and everyone has to follow the zero tolerance gang policy. you need three things, he says, to control the territory, the trust of the people and to communicate with residents. the mayor also credits some american aid dollars that helped rebuild the town square. that attracts families and, so far, keeps gangs out. omar villafranca, cbs news, san jose guayalal, el salvador. >>> the supreme court decides states can requ

starting saturday morning at 8:30 eastern with villanova university's geeseburg on union troops and pornography. followed by kent masterson brown on union commander george gordon immediate at the battle of gettysburg. and at 3:15, a historical park director on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. our coverage continues sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with new york historical society's jonathan landy ondy certification among african-american troops during the civil war. at 10:15, arizona state university's brook sitchson on abraham lincoln. then at 2:45, elizabeth of the university of virginia on elizabeth van lew who operated a spy ring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv. n c-span3. >> next, a book tv exclusive. our cities tour visits fort worth, texas. to learn more about its unique history and literary life. for seven years now, we've

let me introduce myself, i am a historian in the department of history at villanova university, and the faculty rector of the patient or for history in the public interest. by my joined here today colleague from the history department, a specialist on u.s. and east asia relations. he has written a number of books, most recently co-authored "implacable foes," awarded the bancroft prize earlier this year. next to him is professor cap sibley, acatherine professor of history. she has written a number of books on a wide range of topics from the communist party first ladies -- party to the first ladies. that is an interesting combination. she is also on the historical advisory committee of the united states department of state. last but not least, next to me professor of history at the city college of philadelphia, and author of a on the philippines. he is also done work on oral a fascinatingally project, it seems to me, about student oral histories that are collecting philly stories. the idea of philly stories is where i want to kick things off today, to think about the kind of war stories t

8:30 eastern with villanova university's judith geesburg on union troops and pornography followed by ken masterson brown on commander meade at the battle of gettysburg and former pamplin director wilson green on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. coverage continues sunday with new york's historical society jonathan landy on desertion among african american troops during the civil war. at 10:15, arizona state university brooks simpson on president abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals. and then elizabeth warren of the university of virginia on legal van lou who operate add spy ring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> now a discuss about diplomacy and the le of foreign military. join us for the u.s. global leadership summit in washington. >> good afternoon, everybody. and thank you for the introduction. it's wonderful to be here at usglc. always a highlight of the year. i'm delighted to be here with such illustrious panelists. dr.green and general silva, thank you for joining us. we are talking ab

i found them on the villanova library in the university. now they are in the rare book room. i started thumbing through and i saw these biblical spiritual truths that are just really exciting. so that was one that helps me to get deeper understanding in the era. and then i was at another library, small college near my home. i thought i wonder what they have got in washington? now it's become, can i say, addiction? can you be addicted to studies? you can, can't you? this is now my pursuit. and then i saw the 37 volumes of george washington's collected works. can you imagine that? a man going to the eighth grade and he has 37 volumes of collected writings? well, he was a politics, a military man, a farmer. he did it all with a quill. he didn't have a word processor. it's extraordinary. he was such a disciplined man. and but what i did is they happened to have a beginning of an index to that. and i remember dripping into and saying i wonder if it says anything about the bible. wow, he said something about the bible. i looked up another couple biblical words. i thought i have 37

from the gettysburg war institute summer conference, starting this morning at a: 30 eastern with villanova university on union troops and unionraphy, followed by commander at the battle of gettysburg. former historical park director, wilson green, on the siege of petersburg area in our coverage continues sunday, 9:00 eastern on desertion among african american troops during the civil war. at 10:15, arizona state university on abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals. on the spy ring out of richmond area and watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >> this week, the c-span bus traveled to juneau, alaska as part of our 50 capitals tour with the help of our cable partners. ahead of our stop in fairbanks. be sure to join us on july 21 and july 22 when we will feature our visit to alaska. watch alaska weekend on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> this week, the supreme court ruled that police should have gotten the warrant before obtaining records to show where cell phone users have been. , chief justicen john roberts joined in the ma

what started out as maybe the feel good story of the night..villanovas mikal bridges.was drafted by thehe franchise the 76ers..the franchise which employs his mom in human resorces..at our house watch....the sweetness of this story jumped out to my wife..daughter and even myself...but then a half houe later..bridges was traded to phoenix for guard zaire smith...and poor mom coulnt say a thing as she is still employed in philadelphia. the warriors are using this year's n-b-a draft to add the depth to their championship roster. golden state selected guard jacob evans from cincinnati with the 28th overall pick the warriors worked him out two weeks ago evans will be fighting for minutes with be fighting for minutes with patrick mccaw... if he resigns with the warriors for next year. he played three years in he played three years in he played three years in cincinnati... scouting reports say evans is a strong defender and a solid shooter he shot 38-percent from three in college... it ranks 5th in school history giants are rolling as we speak...and what a young man will do to meet his hero...

starting saturday morning at 8:30 eastern with villanova's judith eastburg on union troops and pornography follow by kent brown on union commander george immediate at the battle of gettysburg. and later, former park director wilson green on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. our coverage continues sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with new york historical society's jonathan land on desertion among african american troops during the civil war. at 12:15, brooks simpson on abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals, george mcclellan and ulysses grant. and then a discourse on elizabeth van lou. watch this weekend on c-span 3. >>> next, former governors and presidential candidates howard dean and chris christie preview the 2018 mid-term elections. rachel martin, host of npr's morning edition. this 50-minute discussion was part of the annual summit. >>> thank you, gary. thank you for having us. it was not lost on me today in the

he is from philly and played at villanova and his mom works for the team.he sixers traded bridges to the suns. as i pointed out, that may be a relief. you don't want to play where all of your thanks for joining us. i'm ron burgundy. >> well done. michelle, it's great to have you here. i'm dave briggs. what is the message within the message on the jacket of melania. is it just a jacket? have a great weekend. see you next week. >> thanks, guys. >>> okay. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". it is friday, june 22nd, 6:00 here in new york. we have so much to talk about. and there's so much confusion this morning particularly for the parents of these kids. >> confusion upon confusion. >> and heartbreak. can you imagine not knowing at this hour where your child is, what state, what condition that child is in. it's two days since president trump signed the order

starting this morning at 8:30 eastern, at villanova university on union troops and pornography, followed by author kent masterson brown on union commander george gordon knead at the battle of gettysburg. later, former pamplin historical park director wilson green on the battle of the creator during the siege of petersburg. our coverage continues monday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, with new york historical society's jonathan landy on desertion among african american troops during the civil war. at 10:15, arizona state university's brooks simpson on president abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals, george mcclellan and use screen. -- and ulysses s. grant. lou whoe elizabeth ann operated us by ring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american three tv on c-span3. announcer: this week, the c-span bus travel to juneau, alaska as part of our 50 capitals toward, with the help of our cable partners. the bus continues the trip across alaska by ferry to the city of fanes, ahead of fairbanks. be sure to china's july 21 and 22, which will feature our visit to alaska. orch on t

saturday morning at 8:30 eastern, villanova university's judith giesberg on union troops and pornography, followed by author kent masterson brown on union commander george gordon meade at the battle of gettysburg. and at 3:35, former pamplin historical park director wil greene on the battle of the crater during the siege of petering burgs. our coverage continues sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with new york historical society's jonathan lande on desertion of african-american troops during the civil war. at 10:15, arizona state university's brooks simpson on president abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals, george mcclellan and ulysses s. grant. then, elizabeth varon of the university of virginia on elizabeth van lew, who operated a spy ring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv. on c-span3. >>> the c-span bus is in alaska this week for the 38th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we're in juneau with the help of cable partner gci. >> we're thrilled that c-span, one of the longtime programming partners, has chosen to visit alaska for the first time in

gettysburg college civil war institute summer conference starting saturday morning at 8:30 eastern with villanova university on union troops and pornography followed author kent masterson brown on union commander george meade at the battle of gettysburg. later at 15former historical park director wilson green on the battle of the crater on the siege of petersburg. we will continue with jonathan landy on desertion of african- american troops on the civil war. at 10:15 arizona state university brooke simpson of president abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding general. then at 2:45 elizabeth from the university of virginia on elizabeth van lou who operated aspiring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> this weekend on afterward maryland congressman john delaney the first democrat to declare run for the presidency in 2020 offers his vision for america. it is how we can unify our divided nation. he is interviewed by donna brazil the former chair of the democratic national committee. >> so you have been a member of congress now since 2013? >> that

college civil war institute annual summit conference starting saturday morning at 8:30 eastern with villanova university's judith geesburg on union troops and pornography followed by ken masterson brown on commander meade at the battle of gettysburg and former pamplin director wilson green on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. coverage continues sunday with new york's historical society jonathan landy on desertion among african american troops during the civil war. at 10:15, arizona state university brooks simpson on president abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals. and then elizabeth warren of the university of virginia on legal van lou who operate add spy ring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3.

live coverage from the annual summer conference, starting saturday morning at 8:30 eastern with villanova university's judith giesberg on union troops and pornography followed by kent masterson brown and george gordon mead at the battle of gettysburg. and later, historical park director, wilson greene, on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. our coverage continues sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with new york historical society's jonathan landy on desertion of african-american troops during the civil war. at 10:15, arizona state university's brook simpson on president abraham lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals, george mcclellan and euless s. grant. and elizabeth varon on elizabeth van lou who operated a spy ring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >>> the c-span bus is in alaska this week for the 38th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we're in juno with the help of our cable partner, gci. >> we're thrilled that c-span, one of the long-time programming partners, has chosen to visit alaska for the first time in 22 years.

he's a graduate of villanova university, a former legislative director for former congressman jim quarter of new jersey. thank you, paul. paul: thank you, mac. it's great to be here today, and it's great to have so many folks on hand. i am going to talk about two fundamental points that we should keep in mind as we discuss postal reform, which are part of the broader issues that the presidential task force is looking at. the first point is that we have to keep in mind reports of the u.s. mail being dead are greatly exaggerated. if i talk to my kids and i say i have to mail them something, they will say why don't you just scan it? it seems everybody today is talking about paying bills online or just doesn't have a need for mail, but that's not the reality, and the statistics don't bear it out. for example, according to the 2015 census, 15% of households in the united states do not have the internet. that means there's a great need for mail. there is a great use of mail on a daily basis. the revenues of the postal service also bear that out. the postal service last year had $70 billion in r

logistics and commercial logistics impulsive projects about a year ago and he's done a terrific job and villanova university graduate and former director for former congressman of new jersey. thank you, paul. >> it is great to be here today and have family folks on hand. i will talk about two fundamental points that we should keep in mind as we discussed personal reform and which are a part of the broader issues of the presidential task force is looking at. the first point is that we have to keep in mind reports of the us mail being dead are greatly exaggerated. if i talk to my kids and i have to mail them something they will say why don't you just scan it. it seems like everybody today is talking about paying bills online or just does not have a need for mail but that is another reality and the statistics do not bear it out. for example, according to the 2015 census, 50% of households in the united states do not have the internet. that means there's a great need for mail, great use of mail, on a daily basis. the revenues have the postal service awful order also bear that out. last year it was $7

starting saturday morning at 8:30 eastern with villanova university's judith giesberg on union troops and pornography followed by kent master son brown on george gordon meade at the battle of gettysburg. later wilson greene on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. our coverage continues sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with new york historical associate's jonathan lande on dis ergs among african-american troops during the civil war. at 10:15 arizona state university's brooks simpson or president lincoln and his relationship with george mcclel land and ulysses grant. then elizabeth varon on elizabeth van lew who separated a spy ring out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. this afternoon president trump speaks about immigration and border security. we will have live coverage beginning at 2:30 eastern on c-span, also on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> president trump's pick to lead the veterans' affairs department robert wilke will testify on wednesday. live coverage begins at 230 poik p.m. on c-span 3. you can also with

i feel bad for the villanova guy.ally bad. >> it was a good story >> he was so excited to play for the 76ers. >> his mom works for the 76ers and they interviewed >> i didn't see it >> they drafted him. he was celebrating posing with joel embiid and then the 76ers traded him right after >> heartless >> yes heartless. >> maybe she traded him. >> my goodness i see dinosaurs behind him. >> you see him dante is now a buck. and treyvon blew it. >> here come the dinosaurs again. look at this >> there are some winners and losers in the sneakers war which we're going to talk about. plus big three basketball is back eric chemi joins us with more. we'll talk about this other stuff at the end anyway >> that's right. i'll run through my part fast so you have time to ask questions nba draft looast night. the top two players, these are athletes sponsored by puma puma didn't exist in basketball for the last 20 years, guys. now they're competing with adidas and reebok and nike they came out of nowhere ten days ago nike doesn't have a

starting this morning at 8:30 eastern with villanova university's judith thesg eeseburg.15, former historical park director wilson green on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. continues sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with new york historical society's jonathan landy on desertion among african american troops during the civil war. -: 15, arizona state university brooks simpson on president lincoln and his relationship with his commanding generals george mcclellan and ulysses s. grant. on2:45, elizabeth verin elizabeth van loo, cooperated a spiraling out of richmond. watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >> this week, deceased and, bus traveled to juneau, alaska as part of her 50 capitals tour for the help of our cable partners gci. the bus continues to trip across alaska by fairy to the city of haynes ahead of our stop in fairbanks. join us july 21 and 22 when we feature our visit to alaska. watch alaska weekend on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. washington journal continues. host: we are taking your calls this segme

eastern with villanova professor east burke followed by an author regarding george gordon mean at the that george gordon meade at the battle of gettysburg. and wilson green on the battle of the crater during the siege of petersburg. our coverage continues sunday at nymex :00 a.m. eastern with new york historica