Last week we heard about trumps hopeless vision of our country. Said, i alone can fix it. Trumps person of the constitution. In order to form a more perfect later, i centuries or ask not what i can do for my country, ask what my country can do for me. [cheers] donald, you are so vain. [cheers] you probably think the speeches about you. Speech is about you. [cheers] here is what i know, we have got to stop donald trump. Our great country stands spans a continent but we are all connected to each other no matter where we live. When a minor in virginia has the dignity of a new job in the advanced steel industry, we all have dignity. When the engineering student in the Sunshine State bills the solar panels of the future, we all succeed. When the auto worker in detroit bills the electric vehicle that drags us forward, we all win. [cheers] whether you are in michigan or maryland or missouri montana. [cheers] when point water itst water poisons children, it hurts all of us. These are our child
Watergate hearings, the impeachment hearings and finally his departure from the white house. And thenit was too passionate a time to use the images right away for any major purpose. I had done it as a historic document primarily. And so i had to wait andwhich i did, until about three years ago, and at which time i took the negatives out of storage, where i had them, and produced about 1,000 work prints and edited them. And now, 25 years later, the book is published, and there is an exhibition at the same time at the National Museum of american history. Cspan where does this photo come from . Guest this is in the oval office. It was one of the earlier photographs that i did during his presidency. He just sat in the chair, and the only thing you could hear werewas the rustling of the pages as he turned them. I used a very quiet camera, whichwhich i like to use. Its like an m camera, which doesnt make the sound that aa largethat a single lens reflex does. I didnt want to get thrown out. I
[ laughter ] and the nanny on broadway a conversation with actress Fran Drescher, and a career that began with saturday night fever. We begin tonight in afghanistan where voting in the president ial election began moments ago. The election represents the first democratic transfer of power in the countrys history. These are live pictures. Millions of afghans are expected to make it to the polls, but there are security concerns. The taliban is calling the election a sham. The taliban has already carried out a b in of attacks prior to saturdays vote. Its a crucial moment in the countrys history. The past is littered with turmoil especially in recent years. For more on americas involvement here is david shuster. The United States have been trooped on the ground since october 2001. The Bush Administration launched Operation Enduring freedom. Throughout the bush presidency, u. S. Troop levels remained fairly constant at around 30,000. In 2009 in his first year in office, president obama anno
Us. For the choices that our parents made. Fighting deportation. A woman waits to find out if her younger brother has to leave the u. S. , which is the only home the two have ever known. Good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. Im Morgan Radford live in new york city. Its been held as afghans first democratic transition of power. In under an hour when the polls will close, security is tight. 200,000 troops deploy to protect the voters. The taliban is calling the election a sham and threatens to disrupt a process. Outgoing President Hamid karzai cast his vote and a top c contender Zalmai Rassoul cast his at the polling stags. Hes believed to have Hamid Karzais backing, but officials warn of possible corruption in his campaign. Bernard smith has more. Weve had thunder, lightening, its poring with rain and theres the threat of violence. Kabul, the city is on lockdown. There are checkpoints every 200m. Despite all of that we are seeing long queues at polling stations with kav gans d
That millions of afghans are expected to vote today. Candidates and journalists have been killed in the last few months. Three of the top contenders in the election promised to sign a troop extension agreement, and that will allow 10,000 troops to remain in the country after the combat Mission Events this year. David shuster takes a look at americas involvement in afghanistan. The United States had troops on the ground in afghanistan since october 2001. 12. 5 years ago in response to the 9 11 attacks. The Bush Administration launched Operation Enduring freedom aimed at dismantling the government. The u. S. Troop levels were constant in afghanistan, at around 30,000. In 2009, in his first year in office. President obama announced a surge of 17,000 and a second surge of an additional 13,000. By september 2010 the u. S. Had 98,000 u. S. Troops in afghanistan. Two years ago the Obama Administration began to scale back the levels, announcing plans for a withdrawal. And the number of u. S. F