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Welcome. It is saturday march 22nd. Good morning. In for claudine wong. Lets get a quick look at the weather. Another fantastic afternoon in store. We are waking up to the low clouds and fog back with us. Taking a look over you can see the gray over parts of oakland and facing toward the east. We do have mostly sunny skies expected for the second half of the day. I will show you where the fog and the low clouds are. We have it along the coastline in to the east as we showed you. Through the strait, santa rosa reporting visibility down to a quarter mile at the airport. Its a little bit of patch...

And from contributions to your local pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ed harris is one of the countrys most respected actors. He is also an actor who is willing to take chances and deal with contemporary issues that many stars would rather ignore. His new film deals with a murder on the border between mexico and arizona. We will take a look from the movie. Sure thats the guy you saw standing over libby . Yeah, thats him. Well thats it. Weve got our guy. What . I dont know. How many times you and i stood here and watched these boys lie through their teeth just so we would send them...

But a lot of times there are these moments where the racialization of the system, the bias, the racism of the system becomes more apparent than others. And what happens then is not so much that all of a sudden theres this plague of insanity in the black male population, its that the frames around illnesses, the way we dune define illnesses, change in ways that have some things to do with biology, but other things to do with old ticks. The reason people started seeing black men as crazy is because they were afraid of them. They were in the streets protesting and all in this tough, and this lang...

For a complete schedule, visit booktv. Org. Youre watching booktv. Next, Peter Carlson recalls the capture of journalists Albert Richardson and Junius Browne by Confederate Forces at the battle of vicksburg. The reporters were sent to multiple confederate prisons over 20 months until they escaped and made their way across the appalachians with the assistance of Union Sympathizers. This is about 50 minutes. [applause] thank you, david. Im thrilled to be here at the national archives. To be back here, i should say. Ive written three books, and i have researched all of them at the national archiv...

Bit and the star on his beret. He looked like a revolutionary and his message seemed to be to somebody who just looked at the tshirts and looked at somebody who was for the people, power for for the people if everyone remembers that expression from the 70s. Fastforward to 2010. Kevin and i had become friends because we both worked at the Associated Press and kevin and i both have a love for military affairs and military stories and weep reported extensively on the military and had written a on the military. One day kevin said to me you know, there was a mission back in 1967 in which the green ...