They said yeah, theyre telling him about eight weeks, so maybe its not as soours erious as mo injury, with that timeline. Tom between hunter pence and david wright. You can probably hear jacob barnes family, he picked up two strikeouts. Gomez will come out and try to get the save for the phillies. Tom retro night has taken us to the top of the ninth inning at jerry park in montreal. We are watching games and seeing that ballpark around thinking, it doesnt look like a major league park. They eventually went on to an olympic stadium. Look at the smiles on larry and his teammates. Ben it is so cold up there. Tom it is. Gomez is on to try to get his 18th save. It did not go well last night for gomez. One ball, no strikes. Tom one ball and no strikes to hill. Thats in there, 1 and 1. Ben i cant imagine them being out there in april. We played a series there in april. I got up, went to mass and walking back it started to snow a little bit. Well were in montreal snow is normal. But then we ta
Days after bloody sunday, speaking to the nation and i think gave one of the most meaningful speeches any american president has given in modern times. He said and we shall overcome. That was hope. That said it all. Join American History tv next saturday and sunday for live coverage from selma, alabama. And it 8 00 eastern each day highlights of our coverage. On march 30, 1981i would be assassin hired six shots at present Ronald Reagan outside the hilton hotel two miles from the white house. Washington post reporter, del wilbur matus on the sidewalk where the shooting took place, to tell his story of that day. Ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the aflcio. Reagan, a Longtime Union man was kind of excited to give this speech. He actually rewrote it by hand. [ applause ] at 2 25, 2 26, 2 27, he emerges from this entrance behind this area, this is new, they built this after the shooting. Its a bunker, and if you look inside over here, youll see the entrance,
Highlights of our coverage. You are watching American History tv 48 hours of programming on American History every weekend on cspan3. Follow us on twitter for information on our schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. On march 30, 1981, a wouldbe assassin fired six shots at president Ronald Reagan outside the Washington Hilton Hotel two miles from the white house. Washington post reporter, del quentin wilber, author of rawhide down the nearassassination of Ronald Reagan met us on the sidewalk where the shooting took place, to tell his story of that day. Ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the aflcio. Reagan, a Longtime Union man himself was kind of excited to , give this speech. He actually rewrote it by hand. [applause] at 2 25, 2 26, 2 27, he emerges from this entrance behind this area, this is new, they built this after the shooting. Its a bunker, and if you look inside over here, youll see the entrance, the door, a st
Apparently chasing after his dog. About 25 people were on the train when it hit the man. Those people were taken off and bused to a another location. Because of this investigation more delays are expected tonight. Both police are out here and vta representatives as well. Police are the ones conducting the investigation. You can expect major delays, especially coming from the winchester boulevard area. Passengers are going to be put on to buses and then they are going to be taken out to their other location. And we spoke with a vta spokesperson earlier tonight. Heres what she said to say. Our train was traveling southbound, winchester train traveling southbound toward winchester. There was someone in the right of way and the train was not able to stop in time and struck the person. Reporter police tell us they do believe that that victim was a male. They cannot tell us how old he was. And again, they say they believe he was hit while trying to chase after his dog. Reporting live and i d
Brief bio give you a very brief by you. She has worked at the Washington Post since 2000 and see previous of reported the philadelphia inquirer, the Charlotte Observer and last but not least the bryn mawr haverford scholar news. [laughing] as as a former college newspapr personon myself, i want to pay tribute to that. [applause] the 2015 Pulitzer Prize among many other accolades for her work on misconduct inside the secret secret servicl be discussing today, and in addition to this book, zero fail the rise and fall of the secret service, we will be discussing today, she is w also written two other books, a very stable genius donald j. Trumps testing of america come with her colleague philip rucker, and also i alone can fix it donald j. Trumps catastrophic final year. So please give her a warm tucson welcome. Thank you. [applause] so, thank you so muchg here today your book captures the systemic Management Issues inside the secret service as well as the individual heroism of agents when