you are a very special man and , weng you in new jersey appreciate you being here. thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> i want to thank god and thank president trump turning the tables over and attacking the status quo. i also want to bless you for your administration and the policies and to giving low income people an opportunity to help themselves. that is all they want. they won an opportunity to achieve in your administration is working to make that happen. >> thank you. great guy. we are also proud to be joined by clarence henderson, who was among the first students to begin the greensboro sit in. on the second day in 1960, he was one of four citizens -- for four students. he sparked a movement all across america. .t was an incredible moment days ofre than 170 the lunch rooms became integrated. as he said, it does not take many people to make a change, it just takes courage and clarence, you have incredible courage and i want to thank you very much. [applause] >> i'm delighted to be here with the president. it is a pleasure to be here this .vening and share this i continue

to do so, weng need to hear our history. that's her greatest ammunition in this fight. the athletes,w sports writers and the fans who stood up. i think it allows us to look at the world and see that struggle can affect every aspect of life in this system. >> join our live three-hour conversation come with your calls, emails, tweets and facebook questions live sunday at noon eastern on c-span two. >> in the 1950's and 60's, the cia secretly funded radio free europe, which broadcast anti-communist propaganda behind the iron curtain. talks about the program's u.s. operations, which saw funds and support from politicians, corporations and american citizens. this 25 minute interview was recorded at the american historical association's annual meeting in chicago. >> i want to talk about your book in just a moment. we begin with a topical here so much about, especially our current president. fake news, what is it? them a fake news is a new term for an old phenomenon -- >> fake news is a new term for an old phenomenon. untruths propagated through the media. this is as old as th

to do so, weng need to hear our history. that's her greatest ammunition in this fight. the athletes,w sports writers and the fans who stood up. i think it allows us to look at the world and see that struggle can affect every aspect of life in this system. >> join our live three-hour conversation come with your calls, emails, tweets and facebook questions live sunday at noon eastern on c-span two. >> in the 1950's and 60's, the cia secretly funded radio free europe, which broadcast anti-communist propaganda behind the iron curtain. talks about the program's u.s. operations, which saw funds and support from politicians, corporations and american citizens. this 25 minute interview was recorded at the american historical association's annual meeting in chicago. >> i want to talk about your book in just a moment. we begin with a topical here so much about, especially our current president. fake news, what is it? them a fake news is a new term for an old phenomenon -- >> fake news is a new term for an old phenomenon. untruths propagated through the media. this is as old as th

. ♪ markets, weng u.s. are seeing a bounce today.ragejones industrial up more than a half of a percent. discretionaryumer stocks are causing the s&p 500. the nasdaq is up 6/10 of 1%. some of the stocks dragging on the s&p include clorox which almost had a great day yesterday. archer daniels is down more than 5.5% as well. guy: european markets heading into the close looking rosy. you can see most of the markets on the continent are trading higher. ftse 100 leading the charge among the majors. the pound is down. bp's numbers adding. the dax is trading higher. the industrial company glass company is trading up very strongly today. the company says it will be looking to cut costs. the european markets heading into the close this tuesday definitely on the front foot. currency markets in the opposite direction. this is bloomberg. ♪ g. ♪ 30 seconds to go until the end of regular trading this afternoon. strong numbers posted for the european indexes. trading 100, cac 40 strongly today, the dax up as well. and i want to talk about the factor

we think a wenge, build things and how we use our resources -- we got the volkswagen settlement for thediesel corruption. we took a huge chunk of that and said we would use the money to finance rapid recharging electric stations for electric cars and get them all over our state. then i called my friend, matt mead, republican governor of matt, montanaaid, is going to use their money for electric charging stations, and colorado is. do you want people to drive around wyoming? so he signed on. we got alton western states, six republican -- we got all 10 western states, six republican donors, to create a network every charging stations with that money. we have to think and do things together. anyway, thank you. [applause] >> i am going to give john a little bit of an out here as he makes his way that way. he has another event. i told you he is a very nice guy, and you will find that out as he engages with everyone. but you do need to let the governor out. but thank you for coming. thank you. [applause] hickenlooper: so much fun. now i get to drink my beer. [indiscernible chatter] getting --

wenge g to see these accumulationsti ce to build. so, keep your speeds out there down to a reasonable level here and you can see the conditions here live. a big truck going by us right now. starting to get a little slick out there, gang.ea take it . back to you guys. >> that is the advice to you, too, thanks a lot. > local power companies are also prepared for today's snow storm. if you don't feel like you are ready yet, you still have iftim. ou lose power at home, check on your loved ones and the elderly to make surere the safe and make sure you turn on water to a trickle to the pipes from freezing. double check that your cell phones are fullyharged and keep a flashlight on hand. pepco has extra crews on hand t >>> road crews spent hours treating the roads throughout our area. >>in justin live in warrington, virginia, with a look at thes conditithere. justin, good morning. >> ase you can the snow is falling on me, too. and the microphone. having toconstantly knock the snow off my body because the snow continues to fall in such a gre

marty baron should be kret itted with pchblt is playing an even larger role in this sort of complex weng. >> joe, with this new piece of reporting of mbs saying he wanted to use a bull on -- bullet on ami, and intelligence communities concluded he did direct it. >> right. i seriously doubt he will. the question is will republican senators speak up? you had i'm wondering will lindsey graham change his tune again or will he continue to be opposed to the united states dealing with saudi arabia in any meaningful way as long as the crown principles is in the position he's often now they have to look at this u.s. intelligence that says khashoggi said we're either going to kidnap him and drag him back, he's going to come back voluntarily or i'm going to put a bullet in heim. that's luring him in and then killing him. dil lan buyers thank you so much for request with us. i do want to follow up on something said, the entire "washington post" community has really stepped forward. i know gene can talk about this, but the publisher, fred ryan, he has kept it on the foregron foregront-fred hyatt, the