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This is part of a symposium on reconstruction, hosted by the u. S. Capital historical society. For those of you who were not here at the beginning today, my name is paul finkelman. Im a historian and i also have the honor of being the president of Gratz College in greater philadelphia and i am the symposium organizer for this symposium on reconstruction. Were about to begin our next session, and our next session deals with issues of public understanding in the modern period in reconstruction, an...

The Prime Minister loses when it is him against the markets. The biggest week of earnings season with Powerhouse Companies reporting. Better than expected cash flow which we have not seen for a long time. In the second half of the year things should pick up. We are seeing a little performance art. Mexicos president speaks exclusively to bloomberg. He says Interest Rates are too high but he will not intervene. We trust we are not just going to grow but also to develop. Some of europes largest ban...

More relevant than others. On television and online, cspan is your unfillerred view of unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. Brought to you as a Public Service by your cable or satellite provider. Now, the Senate Finance Committee Examines the u. S. Mexicocanada trade agreement. Former agriculture secretary tom vilsack, along with a panel of trade and industry representatives, testified on how the usmca could impact the average american as well as how it differs from th...

The disappearance of the 15 year old british girl nora quoirin as abduction. The government pledges £850 million for 20 nhs hospitals in england, but critics warn it wont be enough. India says its revoking the special status of kashmir amid heightened tensions with pakistan. And coming up in sport, englands cricketers have a battle on their hands after another stunning century from australias steve smith, leaving the hosts chasing 398 in the first ashes test. Good morning and welcome to the bbc...

Lets try the other. Third controller, there we go. That works. Exploratorium looking foggy. Down to a mile along the coast, into santa rosa. Here is a lo the a winds. A little more south than yesterday. In fact, look at all that drizzle on the bay bridge. Take a look at the planner next but lets get back to the news. Breaking news, two deadly shootings in less than 24 hours in the united states. The most recent, daytona, ohio. Nine dead, 26 injured. The shooter is dead but the identity has not b...

Announcer news to build a better bay area. This is abc7 mornings. Good morning. It is sunday, august 4th oochl im kumasi aaron. We are going to get started with a look at our weather for today. Heres meteorologist mike nicco, in for lisa. Hi, everybody. Lets start with our temperatures. The sun is is breaking out in brentwood, 73. Ukiah, 71. For the rest of us, its been a slow rise because of the cloud cover. The fog is starting to lift santa rosa, three miles visibility. One around Half Moon Ba...

Talking about oil, weve been watching oil along with wild moves in stock market all week and last several months michigan congresswoman House Community member is here. Talking about china trade dont ms a moment of it. So weve got a rally this morning underway triple digits move after we saw that huge wild week last week. Three down weeks in a row looking to break the longest losing streak since may if weve got china trade, tensions President Trump commented on negotiations yesterday. Heres what ...

Have two speakers this morning. We have Vernon Burton whos from clemson university, and we have Brooke Thomas who is from the university of california at irving. Both of them are stunningly important scholars in this world. Vernon burton is the judge matthew j. Perry distinguished chair of history and a professor of panafrican studies, sociology and anthropology and Computer Science at clemson university, which is to say hes mostly the entire university at this point. His i could read all of his...

Is pouring into tenyear treasuries as a safe haven. Trouble, trouble everywhere but treasuries offer a degree of security not found elsewhere, and well pay you interest. You dont get that in europe or japan. Heres another opinion. Surely the Federal Reserve will now lower Interest Rates very soon and very sharply. Ive got another reason for the selloff and its hong kong. Its calm right now but is this the calm before the storm . There are signals that beijing has had enough. Things are coming to...

I am christian, i have the privilege of cochairing the seminar with professor eric artisan from George Washington university. I am delighted to see so many of you here. On this beautiful afternoon. We will have cspan taping the event today. So those welcome to all of those who are viewing at home i suggest you visit our website to learn more about the seminar, and upcoming speakers, both the National History center, and the Wilson Center website, they have information on the theories. Washington...