withly 5, the columbia met disaster. it had been taking a group of people from a social club from pekin up to the heights, the alfresco park. fog,s they returned in the he hit a tree stump, underwater. and the vessel sank. were almost 500 people on board the columbia that night and 87 lost their lives. and it was the worst boat disaster on the illinois river. this is a replica of columbia made by rod, above it, you see part of the whole that was recovered. and it has the ship's name on it. and in front of it, in front of the model, it is a clock that was also recovered from the wreck. ship is still at the bottom of the river. right here, we are looking at sheet 39 of the navigational start for the illinois river. if you look carefully, in the middle of the river, you see what looks like a highway. and that is a highway for the illinois shipping canal. it is nine feet deep. it has maintained by the army corps of engineers. and it snakes through the river. and if you look outside the window at the end of the gallery and yo

withly, we will conclude two minute statements from each candidate. we flipped a coin. the first answer will go to russ feingold. the first question from tom no more in of wl u.k. green bay -- wluk green bay. >> as it relates to a recent law showing 53% of likely wisconsin voters say they were uncomfortable with hillary clinton presidency and 60% said uncomfortable with a donald trump presidency. you have called trumps recently surfaced comments about women completely indefensible but you have not said you do not endorse him. you did not, endorse clinton until it was clear she would be the nominee and still have not said whether you voted for her in the wisconsin primary. with senator johnson, do you stand behind your party's nominee, 100%? yes or no, and why? ron johnson has the first answer. been veryn: i have consistent with how i've been dealing with our nominee. there are areas of agreement. on growing the economy and making sure realizes the full isis,ial, defeating securing our border. we have to doing that. certainly, appointing judges as .pposed to legislators

withly, we will conclude two minute statements from each candidate. we flipped a coin. the first answer will go to russ feingold. the first question from tom no more in of wl u.k. green bay -- wluk green bay. >> as it relates to a recent law showing 53% of likely wisconsin voters say they were uncomfortable with hillary clinton presidency and 60% said uncomfortable with a donald trump presidency. you have called trumps recently surfaced comments about women completely indefensible but you have not said you do not endorse him. you did not, endorse clinton until it was clear she would be the nominee and still have not said whether you voted for her in the wisconsin primary. with senator johnson, do you stand behind your party's nominee, 100%? yes or no, and why? ron johnson has the first answer. been veryn: i have consistent with how i've been dealing with our nominee. there are areas of agreement. on growing the economy and making sure realizes the full isis,ial, defeating securing our border. we have to doing that. certainly, appointing judges as .pposed to legislators

we will show you some of those arrivals you're coming up on c-span, but in the meantime, we talked withlysador to the united states from italy about preparations for tonight's state dinner, and also about who this prime minister is. take a look. ambassador, how did the state visit, about with the italian prime minister? event that important shows the special relationship between as lee and the united states. and the relationship between president obama and the prime minister. did we get selected for the presidents last state partners and are allies and have very strong community in the united states. share the same view of many international topics. they do consider that democracies have to stand together, and both the united states and italy have special responsibilities. >> why now? why now for italy? will be aext year member of the united basin -- june 8 -- united nations security council here. it is important that instantly, the prominent member of the eu considers border integration. frameworkean broader are the priorities of discussions between the president and the prime minister.