to understand that wright came here at 70 years old and he started something completely new. one thing we like to say is he persevered in everything that he did and he worked hard to move architecture and society forward. so we hope that when people visit taliesin west, they get an understanding of that and maybe can use that in their life. >> this weekend, we're featuring the history of scottsdale, arizona, together with cox communication partners. learn more about scottsdale and other stops on the cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> this week monday states count their votes for president of united states. we have counting and michigan illinois and virginia starting at 11:00 eastern and will re-air our coverage. tuesday night, jerry greenfield cofounder of ben & jerry's ice cream talks about creative and responsible business practices. >> the idea that we could not sell enough ice cream in vermont in the summer forced us to look for other markets. >> wednesday night cheney and -- dick cheney and leon panetta about defens

wright camed that here at 70 years old and he started something completely new. one thing we like to say is he persevered in everything that he did and he worked hard to move architecture and society forward. so we hope that when people visit taliesin west, they get an understanding of that and maybe continue that in their life. this weekend, we're featuring the history of scottsdale, arizona, together with cox communication partners. learn more about scottsdale and other stops on the cities tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend on c-span3. ♪ >> c-span student documentary contest is in full swing in we're asking students to tell us what the most important issue is for the new president and congress in 2017. join me and see the winners. actually, tell us about your documentary. made a my partner and i documentary where we covered issues of homeless veterans on the streets of orange county, california. we decided that these people who have given their all for our country, the fact they are living on the street, not having f

to understand that wright came here at 70 years old and he started something completely new. one thing we like to say is he persevered in everything that he did and he worked hard to move architecture and society forward. so we hope that when people visit taliesin west, they get an understanding of that and maybe continue that in their life. >> american history tv is in scottsdale, arizona learning more about the city's rich history. next we learn more about the man behind me, winfield scott and how he founded the city of scottsdale. >> a lot of people around here lived in scottsdale around here when he think of winfield scott if the given army chaplain and a fiery preacher. but what people don't know is that he was a fierce warrior in the union army as a young man. he was born in michigan but grew up in western new york. he just graduated from seminary school ended in been assigned to a church when the civil war broke out and lincoln called for volunteers. he wanted to get into its we went back to his hometown in new york and a little tiny town and started recruiting and rai

that's when police say wright came up and shot him. officials were able to track down wright and burks a short time later. they will be in court for a pretrial hearing in january. >>> caught on camera a confrontation between former 49er and his ex-fiancee. coming up, new allegations that have sparked another investigation into ray mcdonald. >> plus more than a dozen earthquakes within hours on the california nevada border. why experts say the quake could have cost $1 billion in damages. >> and we have rain on the horizon for the bay area. we'll tell you when, how much and when we'll get sunshine again all coming up. >> as we look at the bay bridge live, stay tuned. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49ers player and his ex-fia. ray mcdonald was arrested lt year confrontation. >>> this evening a new video of a violent encounter between a former 49ers player and his ex- fiancee. ray mcdonald was arrested last year in connection with the confrontation. emily turner walks us through the tense standoff. >> reporter: it all starts with ray mcdonald showin

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>> carlton wright actually came to prison in 2010, and since he's been in, he's receive add few conductrts, nothing severe. i had heard that he has a mouth on him and that he's pretty disrespectful towards staff and other offenders. >> that's the only option? i can't take another one? >> nope. >> so what was the point of seeing -- there was no point of really seeing it, then, right? >> pretty much. >> you don't like it? this is wabash, man. they do what they want to do. i obey the rules here, you know, but sometimes they really want you to be compliant, you know, like puppets. don't do this, don't do that. do it like this, do it like that. [ bleep ] here, eat here, no, cant talk to that person, get off the door! all this [ bleep ] rules. i'm in jail for not [ bleep ] following the rules. >> wright says his attitude is the result of growing up in a tough new jersey neighborhood. >> either you sink or swim, you know what i mean? and i grew a hard exterior because i didn't want to be the victim, and over the course of time, that became a part of my character. >> and recently wright's chara

came. this lawyer from milwaukee, andre wright. >> she had big beautiful smile. was a very pretty woman. very warm personality, and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests. what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her. >> suddenly this is a different search than it was before. >> i mean, the artwork became of little interest to me at that point. >> just like that, it was all over. for both of them. >> you know, i don't want to go all hallmark card on you or anything like that. >> that's okay. >> but i mean, this was clearly kind of a transcendental moment or something. >> yeah, absolutely, definitely. >> nailah's family loved andre. what family wouldn't? >> she brought him to my child's first birthday party. he brought my baby a gift. i was like who does that? because he's a nice, quality person. >> they liked you. >> i think so, yeah, yeah. due to her influence, though. >> you started planning on moving in together, right? on being together? >> we did. >> it was happening prett

>> the loveliest idea that i came across that was suggested in a brainstorming session at wright pattersonair force base in the '90s was a session for the nonlethal weapons and there was a guy who who had an idea that if you have a compound created wings -- feelings of brotherly love and everyone would go why are we here. that's how i interpreted it. there would be something that you would be worried about the. it's one of those you spray it in a meeting and cable guy you -- they were looking in each other'other's eyes and we had tt line and they said let's just pray this over at the west bankg >> it's going out in a mine clearing vehicle looking for the ied's and then because they expose the same risks they havee to have an ability to empathize and that was an interesting approach. the chaplain who doesn't carry a weapon. i was going to go out with them but the coalition group wasn'tth just the united states. because it is during the drawdown they were onlyyso now supporting daily journalists don't initially i had the idea i wanted to give infantry corps battalion because it fascinated me

>> the loveliest thing i came across that was suggested in the brainstorming session at the laboratories at wrightatterson air force base was the nonlethal weapons and there was one named malcolm kelly that had an idea if you had a compound that created feelings of motherly love i thought he meant something you could spray over the front if something would go why are we here. that's how i interpreted it. i said is that what you meant and he said no. the first version i thought that would be lovely. it's one of those you can buy it and the spray it and they will buy your ideas because it creates the thoughts. he said we were looking i into each other's eyes at one point. let's go sprayed this over the west bank. it's great for book sales. if you could add one more chapter to the book, what would it have been? >> i tried and the it has been accepted by the u.s.. i was going with the chaplains corps with units going out on a mine clearing vehicle but then because they were right there with the unit and at the same risk, they had a way to empathize and i thought that was an interesting approach. i wan

a country house in connecticut, and she decided to call frank lloyd wright to see if he could design a home on this land. so he came up, and he then did send them some plans. years later arthur miller wrote a letter that was collected in a collection of reminiscences about wright to describe what happened about this, this house. and i'm just read you a *ing blurb from it. it was a gray afternoon -- here he is taking frank lloyd wright out to the spot in karat. it was a gray afternoon by time we got up here. he and i walked up to the high ground where there was an old or chard which faces north but had an endless view over the hills. he took one look and then period and said, good spot. we walked down the hill back to the house. his vitality was amazing, never drew a deep breath going up. some time passed, how long i can't recall, probably a couple of months, not more, and the drawings arrived. he had never so licited our ideas or even our needs, and what discussion of in this kind we had, i had initiated emphasizing that we wished to live simply, would not be having big parties, etc. the drawings were simply imposs

came out. fans seeing the movie are feeling the loss and say certain scenes are even more meaningful now. kristin wright is live at the air and space museum. she's been talking to "star wars" fans about carry fisher. >> reporter: jim, tonight's last screening of "rogue one" is happening right now inside here. "star wars" fans who hadn't had the chance to see the new movie today said they finally had to be here tonight after finding out that carry fisher died. the hall family is they loved every minute of "rogue one." especially the memorable appearance at the end. >> it made me feel like i wanted to sit in the theater a little longer. >> reporter: they came all the way from charles county maryland to see the movie at the national air and space museum. >> to see the tie in at the end of the film was amazing. i thought it was genius. >> reporter: the i max filled with thoughts of fisher. >> there's really no words to describe the feeling. it's such a good movie. >> i had a huge smile when i saw that moment come up at the end. it's a great way to send her off. >> reporter: a bit heart broken. >> i think th

wright has more. . >> all of a sudden i heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> claiming lives of brothers, 18 and 20 years old. >> when i first came out, laying. laying in the street covered up. >> as you know, christmas eve and into christmas day, we had reprehensible amount of shootings and murders. >> police investigating two shootings. 50 people hurt. 13 dead. >> these were deliberate and planned gang shootings from one gang against another. they were targeted, knowing well that the individuals would be at the homes of friends and family celebrating the holiday. this was followed by several acts of retaliation. >> chicago has seen an increase of gang violence. police believe 1375 murders and now soaring to 4200. >> while this is the sickening reality, showing yet again that the penalties for carrying and using guns here in chicago are just not an effective deterrent gebs repeat gun offenders. a ripple effect, driving it up by 14%. chicago alone, responsible for nearly half that increase. in washington, kelly wright, fox news. >>> time is 4:57 and coming up in our 5:00 hour, japan and u.s. getting together in pearl harbor. why

certainly seth bolton and kathleen wright who had made their name by opposing policies and came out at the out at dmn endorse tim ryan which is a political risk for them in the mirror term. they are playing the long gamest and those are the types of rising stars you can see. bustos has just nominated to the communication is one of the cochairs of a relatively young illinois democrat. also nominated for that position and not heart rate from pennsylvania that just one further republicans for the first time. they are trying to get voters back in the polls yet these are the types of people who want to move up and we will wait and see how successful they are. >> host: this is mike lillis. we are talking about the house democrats with the incoming administration especially after this election. democratic fine, joe, go ahead. >> i've got three points here. number one as democrats no matter where it has to be taught to get out the vote. it's not a matter of seeing how many people you can register. the main point is come election day that the vote. nobody talks about voting. this tragedy. these

came out their way. and this was also about jay wright.ing himself as elite level coach in college basketball. you look at some people who have built programs, jim calhoun, yukon, syracuse, this is the next level. this is the next. he's one if not the best coach in college basketball, eastenders that, last year. they won another tight one last night. this was about the kids, and the parade, but let's not mistake there is was also jay wright establishing himself. >> under great leadership and they turned. >> honorable mention? >> ben sill ons, how can you forget ben simmons? the compliment, second piece, i don't want to say a step down, maybe 1a to joel embiid. but get full season of ben simmons, joel embiid playing together, now some of the better people in the nba start thinking, start taking note. everyone loves joel embiid already. >> thank you so much. appreciate. >> i love things like this, stories like there is it is great. >> great to see you my friend, coming right back. >> welcome bark, straight up 8:00 right now on a snowy thursd

came about the lows of the night. cheryl: the 10 year treasury fell after investors bought treasury bonds as a safe haven. 2.41% down but just barely a fraction. >> the obama administration poster wrightrs celebrate, but all that could change when donald trump becomes president. >> donald trump expanding his search for the next secretary of state. from exxon ceo brett stiller sand and jon huntsman now under consideration. >> apple tells the transportation department's interested in making soft or for self driving vehicle. we'll have that story for you. here in new york monday, december 5th at 8:30 a.m. in the morning. welcome to "fbn:am." this breaking news on italy. breaking news this morning. a major shakeup in italy's government. mateja rensi resigning after voters decisively rejected changes by the government. reforms would've overhauled italy's legislature to make it easier to make the country more competitive. renzi conceded defeat after his proposal lost by a margin of 60% to 40%. the five star move back to my ip grillo said it's now ready to govern italy. in austria, left-leaning candidate has defeated right-wing radical barbara toffler and the victories being welcomed by mode

came out to vote for them. i think you saw that play out in that disagreement. >> david gregory, thank for being here. >>> his grandson's autism diagnosis inspired action. now bob wrightas a new mission inspired by the death of his wife. bob joins us live, next. energy is a complex challenge. people want power. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is a leader in carbon capture. our team is working to make this technology better, more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ♪ energy lives here. the mistay connected.elps us the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better. we use the microsoft cloud's advanced analytics tools to track down cybercriminals. this cloud helps transform business. this is the mic

wright. >>reporter: all of a united states: a sen i heard poppop poppop. christmas in chicago marred byby multiple shootings, one claiming the lives of two brothers, justs 18, and 2 # years old.old. when i first came out i saw the bodies laying. yeah dead, another 50 people hurt. these are deliberate and planned shootings by one gang against another. they were targeted knowing fully well that individuals would bedl at the homes of family andamil friends celebrating the holidays. this was followed by several acts of retaliation. chicago has seen an alarming increase in violence. police say there have been 745 murders this year. the total number of shooting victims soring to more thanhan 4200. while this is the sickening reality, it shows yet again that our penalties for carrying and using guns here in chicago are just not an effective deterrent against repeat gun offenders. all this violence is having a major ripple affect driving upup the murder rate forth nation'si' top 30 14 percent. chicago alone responsible forrep nearly half that increase. in washington, kelly wright, fox news. > new at 10, a dispute issput brewing over a hypothetical election between president obamt and donald trump. yes, th