signed, winston. thank you very much for coming. [ applause ] >>> friday american history tv in prime time features veterans day themed programs. 8:00 p.m. eastern first ladies, then at 10, first ladies in the military with laura bush and michelle obama. real america featuring the film "the unknown soldier." and at 10:35 american artifacts on woodrow wilson and world war i. and at 11:15 p.m., world war ii veteran stories. on friday, the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier followed by a program hosted by the veterans department at the sem cemetery aim pa theater. >> with donald trump elected as the next u.s. president, melania trump becomes our nation's second fortune-born first lady since louisa catherine adams. learn more about the influence of america's presidential spouses from c-span's book "first ladies." it's a look into the personal lives and influence of every presidential spouse in american history. it is a companion to the biography tv series and featuring interviews wi

to lecture winston churchill. and before the united states entered the second world war on the appropriate lessons of history. in my view and a shocking case. it's the real threat to the stability in asia. he had begun to see america as the problem. he goes to london and banks with churchill and help us and join with us but the cabinet feared they might trigger a war in asia and if they did it would likely become a nuclear word the chinese or the russians. something the british were dead set against. so in ahill refused to support eisenhower's plan into china. any intervention would trigger a war. much wider wag. for church hihill partition vietnam. some historians believe this act saved off military intervention by the united states in vietnam in 1954. well, these three disputes between eisenhower and church hill did not, by any means lesson, reflect the respect between the two leaders, but they do reflect, ladies and gentlemen, the deeper differences between the two nations at mid century. britain was struggling

ann winston was your mother. you see, i've just been taking care of you until your real family came along. you ain't my ma? do you want me to go back with her? oh, penny! penny, i want what's best for you! i want you to have all the things you need! but i've got everything i need! i've got you and pete and judd and hank, and sometimes flint, and a horse, and everything! that may be enough for now, but... but it won't be after you're grown up. we all have to grow up sometime. i just learned that myself. that's why i-- i told mrs. winston you'll be going back with her. do i have to, flint? well, i think you should, penny. you know... sometimes we have to do things that we don't understand, when we're older and we've had a chance to think, we do understand, and then we're glad at what we've done. well, if you both think so, you're older and smarter than me. well, i'd better get supper started. we'll have lots of time to talk tonight. i don't understand it. the last time we come in there, we didn't have no credit. to

winston cries and wiped his eyes. ag so blessed that winston's eyes filled with tears as he buried his eyes in his left hand and wiped his face. on the fourth of july, 1940, churchill cried after the house of commons applauded his decision. when churchill finished his speech, the whole house, the affiliation,ty jumped to their seats and applauded him for several powerful and, sitting on the treasury bench, the tension draining from his body, churchill lowered his head and the tears ran down his cheeks. it was a strong and stirring scene. at last, have a real leader, echoed through the lobbies. the recorded at that occasion, winston left the house visibly affected. i heard him say, this is heartbreaking for me. share where people have been killed after the first churchill in the words of a letter from the secretary to the war cabinet broke down completely at his welcome. you see, he cares, and he really cares, a woman calls out. he is crying. two months later, another mp and wrote thatfax winston had the decency to cry

winston churchill is surely a good example of that. at the end of this month i will be stepping down as the center's full-time executive director. as laurence will tell you i will be succeeded by a very talented individual and i couldn't be more pleased about the chosen candidate. i'm also delighted that i'll remain on the board of trustees and as an adviser and vigorously support all of the international churchill society's activities. i will continue speaking and writing about churchill when the opportunity arises, and if it's a slow news day perhaps i can get "the wall street journal" to let me write another op-ed. [ applause ] you all know the story when churchill was once asked about retiring, his response was i leave when the pub closes. but the metaphorical churchill pub always remains open as long as, in the words of president kennedy, courage and faith and process for freedom are indestructible. so you'll find in the churchill pub, perhaps with the johnnie walker in hand. come say hello and i will that will have a great conver

he offered to manage winston savings for nothing and winston thought he did it very well. invited winston out to the opening of the dam he financed in egypt. he invited him to holidays in his swiss chalet and when i say that, don't think of some modest he invited him to his swiss chalet. when i say swiss chalets, do not think of some modest little thing. it was huge. he gave him 500 pounds, so we are talking sort of $75,000, in cash, on his wedding. and he -- and when winston churchill went to fight in the front in 1915 and went on the --rly miserly ra majors pay army major failed pay and was worried about the finances at home, he said to them, don't worry. i give you unlimited credit. service, financial service to winston churchill was churchillen overextended himself, the contractual buyer of two homes in london when he only meant to buy one and he tried to put out his sale to the duke of wellington's's son. he expected to be able to get out of it, that the duke of wellington felson said, hey, you know, we have a contract, -- duke of wellington's son said, hey, you know,

to lecture winston churchill. and before the united states entered the second world war on the appropriate lessons of history. in my view and a shocking case. it's the real threat to the stability in asia. he had begun to see america as the problem. he goes to london and banks with churchill and help us and join with us but the cabinet feared they might trigger a war in asia and if they did it would likely become a nuclear word the chinese or the russians. something the british were dead set against. so in ahill refused to support eisenhower's plan into china. any intervention would trigger a war. much wider wag. for church hihill partition vietnam. some historians believe this act saved off military intervention by the united states in vietnam in 1954. well, these three disputes between eisenhower and church hill did not, by any means lesson, reflect the respect between the two leaders, but they do reflect, ladies and gentlemen, the deeper differences between the two nations at mid century. britain was struggling

winston reported -- drink it too. strong drink, responds i have been long looking for a drink like that. very apt for the times we currently live in. but many people said he said was that americans could always be trusted to do the right thing once all other possibilities are being exhausted. it's impossible for the sacrifice that was made in securing victory, not in just one, but two world wars. church hill only became prime minister after it had become clear that the policies had failed appeasement may have been born of the desire to avoid another war, but in the end, it had given hitler all he had needed to dominate europe. later reflected i saw it all coming and cried aloud and to the war, but no one paid any attention. i felt walking with destiny and that all my past life within weeks sr. surrendered no one foresaw such a military defeat. if it had not been for the miracle of kirk and the extraordinary evacuation for the royal navy we might have lost the entire force, some 340,000 men were plucked off the nearby.

signed, winston. thank you very much for coming. [ applause ] >>> friday american history tv in prime time features veterans day themed programs. 8:00 p.m. eastern first ladies, then at 10, first ladies in the military with laura bush and michelle obama. real america featuring the film "the unknown soldier." and at 10:35 american artifacts on woodrow wilson and world war i. and at 11:15 p.m., world war ii veteran stories. on friday, the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier followed by a program hosted by the veterans department at the sem cemetery aim pa theater. >> with donald trump elected as the next u.s. president, melania trump becomes our nation's second fortune-born first lady since louisa catherine adams. learn more about the influence of america's presidential spouses from c-span's book "first ladies." it's a look into the personal lives and influence of every presidential spouse in american history. it is a companion to the biography tv series and featuring interviews wi

winston churchill is surely good -- a good example of that. i will be stepping down as the center full-time director at the end of this month. succeeded by a very talented individual, and i could not be more pleased about the chosen candidates. i am also delighted i will remain on the board of trustees and as an advisor and vigorously all of the churchill society's activities. i will continue speaking when the opportunity arises, and if it is a slow news day, perhaps i can get the "wall street journal" to let me write another op-ed. you all know the story when churchill was once asked about retiring, his response was, "i closes." the pub but the metaphorical churchill called always remains open as long as, in the words of president kennedy, courage and faith and the best for freedom are indispensable, so you will find me in that, perhaps with a johnnie walker in hand. come say hello and that we will have a great conversation, for there is nothing more fun than being a churchillian in the company of other churchillian's s. churchillian [applaus

to lecture winston churchill. whose country fought hitler's for two years before the united states entered the second world was a shocking act of bad taste. church hill did not agree that china was the real threat to stability and asia. even joined with us, but the cabinet feared the americans may trigger a war in asia. something that the british were dead set against. momentry significant church hill refused to support his plan. any american military beervention, he feels would a better war. the americans were not quite ready. the british blocked the american plan for coalition. these three disputes did not lessen the affection of respects between the two leaders. reflect the deeper differences between the two nations at mid century. america was just entering an era of global power. it was struggling to adapt to a different role. church hill and eisenhower met at crossroads in the early 1950's. a when america's anticommunist sentiment was at its most intent. winston gently tried to constrain and buffer american h

>>robin winston: are little more into dublin and no with problems since south bend last 101 north commuter if that's the limit from concord leave a morgan hill and to downtown san to the guadalupe parkway only 24 minutes >>james: young people processing in san francisco and marching to city hall >>reporter: a big concern for many with hillary clinton won the popular will and trunk will serve as the nation's 45th president they made their message loud and clear as a student was a salted and high- school in redwood city hall over her support for donald trump's >>reporter: a day after election the conversation between two high school students this violent she posted this from cnn show her support to she writes one of the few things we can agree armed the response was to her friend are supposed was to show support for trump she says racism has been a growing problem on campus and got worse with the presidential election another to try to help and they're also attacked protesters have taken center stage since the election there lot of people who are cited in support of donald trump and his supp

tells winston how fond he is of him. winston cries slightly and mops his eyes. as church -- sorry be lord george's private secretary aj sylvester recorded. winston's eyes filled with tears. he buried his head quickly in his left hand and wiped his face. on the fourth of july 1940 he cried after the decision to sink the french fleet. when churchill finished his seat and the whole house irrespective of party affiliation jumped to its feet and applauded the prime minister for several minutes. loud powerful ovation. sitting on the treasury bench, tension draining, churchill lowered his head and tears ran down cheeks. a strong scene. at least a real leader was the cry ek yog through the lobbies. winston left the house and of course winston churchill's private secretary of the day, recorded of that occasion winston left the house viably affected. i heard him say to alicia, this is heart breaking for me. visiting an air raid shelter after the first big raid of the blitz on the 8th of september 1940. churchill in the words after letter from the military second to the wa

what made you think you could write another book on winston churchill? ms. millard: it is audacious, isn't it? they say there are 12,000 books written about him, more than anyone but napoleon and jesus. police me, it felt very daunting i have been interested in winston churchill for a long time, he is absolutely fascinating. not a perfect man by any means but is extraordinary. about 25 years ago i heard this story that when he was a young man he was captured in south africa and was a pow and escaped and it just stayed with me throughout all of these years because it stunned me. i cannot believe i did not know the story and that this had happened. manuscriptned in the for my second book, i started to think about it more and i thought, "another unknown aspect is the boer war itself." it was really the beginning of modern warfare. i knew i had a larger palette to work with and it is such an incredible adventure story and it is really the formation of a man we know as winston churchill. mr. lamb: getting back to the boer war in a moment, but want to bring folks

you concede up to some accounting them asking for little bit before the sun starts to joins >>robin winston: rolling into san francisco its a little bit of a backup in the castling only to pass leaves open but you look over to left your concern is getting a little crowd pretty good commit out of downtown oakland into downtown san francisco the average drive as head over to the richmond san rafael bridge heading north out of morgan hill and to downtown san jose >>james: of family murdered in the east bay and and now one of their family members speaking out the suspect is currently behind bars if she is accused of killing patricia hearst son been the and her wife charlotte the victims were killed at their home he was called lawn and the two women were found inside the stabbed and shot police say he set a house on fire to cover the tracks and she was called all the way out we're told all knew each other the 61 year-old was once a man had a sex change she's been arraigned on multiple charges and convicted could face the death penalty >>james: we were live on the scene as it happen the officer s

and served as harry go with the wins less make no that is what the line is to concede a 45 >>robin winston: know the problems and 92 still smooth and moving at a limit getting into san francisco on a new west is nice and light so far yesterday we had a mixed bag of traffic nice and like 22 minutes is the average driver turned. >>james: 01 tuesday been the will receive refunds for the lost angeles concert he had already canceled days earlier after his wife was brought the gun point in paris >>reporter: he hasn't yet held press conference but monday he released the video outlining goals for his first 100 days hist. six he promised action on national security and the release come to the controversy involving another video recorder the saturn conference some of the national event giving announce his aloof says 6.9 magnitude earthquake off the coast of japan that triggered the tsunami warning feels the quake is most likely an aftershock from the magnitude 9.1 to local earthquake that struck in the same area back in 2011 >>reporter: and badly damaged adaption nuclear and shima hist >>james: sit

>>robin winston: checking back again on the bay bridge ride into san francisco. >>mark: their excessive bleeding and as a reflux >>mark: he said he would get a tattoo. if >>mark: he allegedly who learned of 13 year-old girl online he this about attending he was a little boy on social media used as a to appear and alameda county superior court at 9:00 this morning >>darya: this is the third time there been a california sunglass mcguffey there was some akaba 17 >>mark: the have and does to the afternoon about 315 >>reporter: spreading over the entire bay area by nine late morning the stars to depart scattered showers with heavy rain to come through by sunday morning heading down to the south that we have about 68 a half moon bay 69 sunny skies prevailing 69 san jose 7 if the santa clara >>reporter: black friday another of eternity to see rain as well fifth >>robin winston: the sun is coming of commute into san francisco 26 minutes from the foot of the maze out to fremont streets justification me to get into the north and a nice ride on 580 west that the to richmond

winston churchill is surely a good example of that. at the end of this month i will be stepping down as the center's full-time executive director. as laurence will tell you i will be succeeded by a very talented individual and i couldn't be more pleased about the chosen candidate. i'm also delighted that i'll remain on the board of trustees and as an adviser and vigorously support all of the international churchill society's activities. i will continue speaking and writing about churchill when the opportunity arises, and if it's a slow news day perhaps i can get "the wall street journal" to let me write another op-ed. [ applause ] you all know the story when churchill was once asked about retiring, his response was i leave when the pub closes. but the metaphorical churchill pub always remains open as long as, in the words of president kennedy, courage and faith and process for freedom are indestructible. so you'll find in the churchill pub, perhaps with the johnnie walker in hand. come say hello and i will that will have a great conver

>>robin winston: showing you and fatal accidents that happen at around 546 this morning >>james: take a listen to what he had to say about ellen >>: is easy to forget now we've come so far renown marriage it on the law how much courage was required for allen to come on the most public stage almost 20 years ago this house and poured it was not just for the eligibility committee before all was to see someone so full of kindness someone we like so much someone who could be our neighbor or minus to have worn apartment we realize course our country in the direction if she managed than the man second challenge video fit >>reporter: they tried to confront the suspect and that is very dangerous neither of them was seriously hurt and they were able to write down the license plate number for them looking for to men in connection for the deadly shooting hand al-sabah to detectives believe he was at the capri club and elsewhere on to say when some sought argument broke out >>mark: the health plan to try and keep the raiders from leaving we have a chance to chat with her she said the 40 niner's ru

but being winston churchill, they are not sort of simple, quiet plans. his plans were, ok, we're going to take over this prison, and then we are going to take over this prison were the soldiers are, and then we're going to take over the tour area and capture the president and end the war, and nobody would listen to him. he heard these two guys, his friend who had been a commander of the armored train, and another guy who was very savvy. he spoke zulu and afrikaans, and he heard them plotting and -- a very simple escape. just making it over -- there were newly electric lights. there was one corner of the wall that was dark and they knew that if you timed it correctly, you could get over the wall and churchill tells them that he wanted in on the plan and neither of them want to take him. they know that he is too talkative, too famous, and he is not strong enough. he is going to be a burden the whole way, but holden feels guilty and says, look, we do not want you to come but i will leave it up to you and churchill says, i am coming and he actually makes it

i have one other link with winston churchill. he was the third chairman of the english speaking union, and i was the ninth, which means that we share a board. at dartmouth house. the great pride to me. and people now say sometimes, his wit was a bit contrived and reversed. -- rehearsed. let me tell you one little story. 37 child street was the headquarters of the english speaking union and he had an apartment as chairman. sadly doesn't have that way today. he had an apartment as right in the heart of mayfair, living in an environment where he was easily satisfied with the very best and couldn't necessarily afford it. there was a hostess at number 16 and she invited him from time to time to dinner because he was a good raconteur. this evening he goes across, rings the bell and the butler comes to the door and is swept aside by the hostess and she looks winston in the face and says, winston, i'm very, very sorry but i have invited too many men to tonight's dinner. winston is crestfallen. already thinking of the dinner that awaits h

what made the winston churchill we all know? how did he become one of the most powerful and effective leaders mankind has ever produced? that an important part of the answer lies in an exceptional series of events that took place in 1899, when young winston churchill went to the boer war in south africa. churchill did not plan this story and he could not have predicted it. but in every sense, he prepared for it. he understood the significance. he seized control of it. he risked everything to succeed in it. and he turned that opportunity into a life-changing moment that was directly responsible for his path cap to power -- later to power. there is a saying that luck is opportunity meets -- a a combustible mixture of talent and resourcefulness that defined him from his earliest years. it transform this young man into a world famous hero, setting him firmly on a path to greatness, and in doing so, it transformed the world we live in today. to me, one of the most striking aspects of churchill's personality, one that sets him apart f

>>reporter: sunny mild to warm 60 to approach life science scattered clouds the still warm >>robin winston: the ride into san francisco at the bay bridge toll plaza in the to good no problems coming out of the oakland a's to cook 14 minutes from the nimitz over to highway 1 01 >>james: police ever arrested the man who was seen slapping the ball a what he was a work in the east of and despite this news the victim and the mother are not happy about it >>j.r. stone: a half a man heading or slapping a 17 year- old boy at a from with phones and to there is outrage from the victim's family members the 17 year-old and video the men were upset when he laughed jackson and suspected of having a teenager will set for concussions stones towards and is unable to play contact sports and fear of a blow to the head his senate list to doctors for his injuries he says he once just as the suspect has the agreement that he will turn himself and on wednesday >>james: offices for both canada some making last-minute push >>reporter: injured spend amounts to is your weekend the san francisco headquarters along te

what made the winston churchill we all know? how did he become one of the most powerful and effective leaders mankind has ever produced? i believe that an important part of the answer lies in an exceptional series of events, which took place in 1899 when young winston churchill went to the bora war in south africa. chim didn't play on this story, and he couldn't have predicted it. but in every sense, he prepared for it, he understood its significance, he seized control of it. he risked everything to succeed in it, and he turned that opportunity into a life-changing moment that was directly responsible for his later path to power. there is a saying that luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity, and that is exactly what happened here. churchill was in africa for only a matter of months. but what happened there put the spark to the combustible mixture of intelligence, ambition, courage, and resourcefulness that defined him from his earliest years. it transformed this young man into a world famous hero, setting him fi

winston's report to the throne. he invested with a certain missteek so he always spoke of the royal house with touching records and never many r so in that eloquent broadcast on the deaths of king fast. it's a very interesting group, but only because it's marvelous example of church hill's late start. though it is true that church hill sixth for his mastery of the business, he never suggested that the king made any sooner oos impact on government. the aging prime minister saw himself to young victoria. he was the experience well statesman with an authority matchless and unrooiled. he was new to her, great to responsibility. he wore a top hot so for the audiences they talked about polo horses when his early life is simple. when he returns over flowing with her paris. the queens were e norm mouse to pass off. she enjoyed his economy. he gave the order of the guarder. what are you doing, you're refused. they use to go racing together, racing their horses against each other. sometimes the queen is willing. it's possible

: the bainbridge san francisco design--doing fine >>robin winston: 15 minutes from highway 4 was barred from antioch in concord leaving little more to bosco wrote to the dublin and to change that is only 11 minutes for the south bay commute and morgan hill open and clear that driver is caught in a to 4 minutes police conducted a series of raids and arrested one of you driving to avoid capture >>reporter: >>james: no war with additional charges he will face a share department will have the very latest details in this story. >>james: because of the incident the show was canceled the incident happened on third street and mention bay his name is not being released this morning. >>james: the fear was evacuate after he pulled a gun on an employee they searched the building and into the man to custody three of those people died >>charles clifford: they lost a full investigation as to how so many people to become ill after getting full for was supposed to be at a given that our they believe the most likely culprit was of poor borne illness--food >>charles clifford: to help official try to deter

is what we're talking about the showers and then the low you concede getting into the 40's >>robin winston: and should soon drive times for 14 minutes role was from hillcrest 580 know big trouble spots leaving little more and to dublin >>james: police arrested a suspect in the county office before taking several items shift. >>reporter: if they tell the reforms will most likely be offered within a take of tool week to make a final decision >>james: they searched his car and they said lotus semiautomatic handgun with the large capacity and additional high-capacity magazine task task if >>reporter: galatians kept rolling again >>james: 50 governor the starboard it was tom brady who dominated they will be without their star player due to injury >>reporter: again this is an showers and potentially into wednesday morning >>robin winston: for those to have to use in a spin on 280 heading out a los altos hills and would like the driver was a blocking two right lanes 6680 from concord to danville 10 minutes no problems from was 24 >>james: a gunman is almost as morning after man was fatally shot o

2 to four hours ago it looks like rain showers return although some would mild temperatures >>robin winston: you're in good shape and has a quick check of the senses coming out of the east bay 24 at the limit from the crowd, no problem from a car or the nimitz freeway in the short freeway >>will tran: she claims the man grabbed her and made racist remarks >>dan kerman: it is the hate speech that the park police are investigating it occurred monday morning at great metal when a man walked out to all woman caring for two small children spoken in spanish follows a king and said the the called police and the suspect was arrested for resisting arrest is now on a site evaluation they were all raised at the incident but not shocked. >>dan kerman: they also blame the president for the recent spike in rates related attacks. >>will tran: he was taken into custody for resisting arrest they're still deciding charges including a hate crime that has and for witnesses to come forward >>reporter: in that time reports of hate crime has screened in from across the country according to the southern poverty la

i have one other link with winston churchill. he was the third chairman of the english speaking union, and i was the ninth, which means that we share a board at dartmouth house. the great pride to me. and people now say sometimes, his wit was a bit contrived and rehearsed. let me tell you one little story. 37 child street was the headquarters of the english speaking union and he had an apartment as chairman. sadly doesn't have that way -- happen that way today. apartment right in the heart of mayfair, living in an environment where he was easily satisfied with the very best and couldn't necessarily afford it. there was a hostess at number 16 and she invited him from time to time to dinner because he was a good raconteur. this evening he goes across, rings the bell and the butler comes to the door and is swept aside by the hostess and she looks winston in the face and says, winston, i'm very, very sorry but i have invited too many men to tonight's dinner. winston is crestfallen. already thinking of the dinner that awaits him. now

thanks for all you have done to preserve the legacy of winston churchill. i trust we can trust in the future and together we can move forward into broad, sun lit up lands. thank you very much. >> thank you, michael, ladies and gentlemen, we will have a quick turnaround and go to our first panel. i invite our panelists up and i will turn over the microphone to professor dane kennedy of george washington university wlo will be the moderator for churchill and the president. >> more of binston churchill wednesday evening here on c-span3. starting at 8:00 eastern, a kfrksen with the former british prime minister's relationship with friends and family and his time in washington, d.c., and also his mother who was an american. that starts at 8:00 p.m. here tomorrow on c-span3. and friday is veterans day a the 11:00 a.m. eastern, president obama lays a wreeth at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery.

winston's report to the throne. he invested with a certain missteek so he always spoke of the royal house with touching records and never many r so in that eloquent broadcast on the deaths of king fast. it's a very interesting group, but only because it's marvelous example of church hill's late start. though it is true that church hill sixth for his mastery of the business, he never suggested that the king made any sooner oos impact on government. the aging prime minister saw himself to young victoria. he was the experience well statesman with an authority matchless and unrooiled. he was new to her, great to responsibility. he wore a top hot so for the audiences they talked about polo horses when his early life is simple. when he returns over flowing with her paris. the queens were e norm mouse to pass off. she enjoyed his economy. he gave the order of the guarder. what are you doing, you're refused. they use to go racing together, racing their horses against each other. sometimes the queen is willing. it's possible

to break we did some sunshine will walk you through the entire forecast and much more detail >>robin winston: if you need to watch your speed what is at the limit in both directions half >>will tran: as of right now we do know that one person has been arrested recall can assure before 7 on sunday night and it was from the moviegoers' insider the theaters the reported they heard shots fired it was a security guard shot multiple times another man is outside of the theater by the parking lot they don't know what led up to this violence altercation with the guard is now detained for questioning and is cooperating with police during this investigation >>reporter: the suspect lost it pulled out a gunner's daughter pointed toward the bartender after that the shooting happened the manager tells us they're planning on holding a fund-raiser to help with medical expenses >>will tran: despite the malfunction there was no impact test a bomb was found near the embassy in the philippines the device was placed less than five and the fee from the embassy the device had some of the same design as the one used

have cloud cover moving here and then maybe pretty generous of alarm to to to fall below 40 is >>robin winston: >>james: and witnesses say they heard a series of gunshots ring down just after 9:00 another big story we're following of three people are dead and five of us are sick after eating of free thanksgiving dinner held official but trying to pinpoint calls hosted by the golden hope community church >>james: >>j.r. stone: news of sickness and death after the kings giving dinner have many like jeff was home was what officials work to determine the cause church leaders did issue a statement this account to help officials informed us that the source of the illness is not known and could have come from any of a number of sources our dinner and and that the only one of a number of possibilities the county health is investigating what woman would spoke with such a thing as giving dinner at collegian and things were faring volunteers to work the dinner told us there were gulags and the food was heated >>james: 81 people on board their claim their are a handful of survivors these are some of the l

for many years, he has had a great interest in winston churchill. as someone who enjoys all of churchill's books and all the books about i'm delighted to introduce chris sterling to talk on churchill in washington. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you, jim. i said to david last night, what had i done wrong? how had i made him unhappy? number to be the last speaker one, after an intense day and a half, but worse, to follow andrew roberts and lunch comes right after me. i mean, good gravy. that is pretty tight. let's see if i can do this. let me start with some numbers. what i am talking about are the many trips that sir winston came here to washington. they span a period of six decades. lots of time. he came by lots of modes of transportation. those are two of my other hobbies. you're looking at the queen mary on the bottom. ship in longmuseum beach. you're looking at a boeing 314 flying boat, which was the luxury way to get across the atlantic prior to the end of the war. flying boats were much more common. they have virtually disappe

these particular models are not bullish it will verbally mention the possibility >>robin winston: on into the south bay 88280 to 37 here is the speech did he gave following the announcement. she has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time now at this time for america to bind the wounds of division they want a better brighter future for themselves and for their family working together we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation will want to fix our inner cities highways and bridges and hospitals we will also will finally take care for green veterans. >>: america will no longer settle for anything less than the best we will seek common ground not hostility when an attempt news a leak in one of the world's was popular tv shows. >>robin winston: another update and a winner later moving we have all of that and more >>reporter: and should this for to find out what happened next line online all widely reported close contains what appears to be a summary for the entire upcoming season 7 the thriller from troubled studio has been bumped from the scheduled release

>>robin winston: involving a car that struck a pedestrian only one lane block it is not impacting track because it is so early in the morning if the stars to gem of a ride of the finale let you know they're wrapping up the investigation is only nine minutes from the maze out a fremont street doing well at the richmond san rafael bridge no problem for 580 west only nine minutes from the toll plaza out to 101 into san rafael >>james: after all the debate campaigning did everything we have been through over the last year the election day is hear the candidates have both been busy trying to sway the last minute of voters >>reporter: even if they push forward with one final round clinton and donald trump and in the campaign schedule on tuesday with the duly rotted that ran to the morning hours of overnight events followed a day his stops in key states as anomalies made their final pitch in the clinton campaign and the big boss president obama to do is buy first lady michelle president obama to their already been some conflict officials say in sonoma some areas early vote and called back a be

on january 14, 1952, winston ch churchill spoke at a dinner in ottawa on king. i made a life-long friendship with him. and i shared my grief with all canada and indeed the free world. at his death, after so many years of the faithful and skillful service to the grate clauses which we uphold today. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you for your kind introduction. i think my mother would have been delighted. but on the other hand, my father would have been amazed. as you might imagine, there's a lot of ground to be covered here and you'll find that i will not always read the text on the slides. so i ask you to read them as you listen to my additional comments with your active listening and talent. we've got the slides up? we going or not? go ahead, sorry. >> thank you, john. in some 50 years this year since warren published his diary and created an uproar. yet his son tried do something about it, though he died a couple years ago, published his father's book in two volumes. in 2003 his volumes 1940, years 1940, 1945, and in 2006, covering the years 1945 to 1920. wi

>>robin winston: know the problem so far really quiet heading into san francisco here is a live look and see the cash lands on the right-hand side that is normal know the problems only nine minutes from the average drive let's head over to the san mateo frig the ride or 92 was also good commit heading into foster city know the problems leaving hey were this morning so far gneisses move is only 27 minutes. >>james: his body was signed by the employee was covered in dirt and debris in mud to share the part of his work in the time piece together to find out what happened to him. >>reporter: that at the stockholm the area of forensic evidence back while the corner remove the body she's never heard of bodies being found or set on fire in this neighborhood >>james: one person is dead all of this in san jose it happened near them the land in peter pan avenue clinton identified the victims no word on moguls who before the children nor rest have been made another big story we're following is a disturbing video appears to show a special needs child being choked by a school bus and leave it hap

jameis winston was spectacular, 331 yards passing and third down conversions? 11 of 16, the stat of the afternoon. hitting seven different receivers and 105 yards in the air, and allen cross picking up his first touchdown catch of the season. >> it just shows what we are capable of, and by no means have year, we have played some tough teams and next week will definitely be a challenge with the seahawks because we have to play buccaneer football. >> so much talk about the chief's defense and being the best in the league, the bucs knew they had to match not only the inte int intensity but th e, and who was it but chris hadhad it been a touch down, it might have been a game changer. but he steps in front and going the other way. conte and the defense stepping up big against the chiefs. >> has this defense turned a corner? >> every week is another week, and we have another big challenge next week, and we just have to keep on working but when we played a relatively clean game on defense. a couple of big plays but we are getting better each week. >> it's a buc's sign

becomes the past ready for school forecast for '70s and looks like for the afternoon pickup >>robin winston: a good, you had to the peninsula no big problem so far. >>james: for a man is behind bars this one is accused of stabbing his grandmother and mother and little more the grandmother died from injuries here is a picture of the man accused his the 35 year old tyler it happen on your corner of hill flour drive at about 730 last night police say he stabbed his mother and grandmother with a kitchen knife and ran off this fall about a mile away and arrested and the mother is expected to recover the motive is unknown but police say he suffers from from various mental illness since happen today donald trump and cobol will be meeting at the white house president obama said white house will cooperate with the incoming administration >>reporter: with tears and higher ion surrounded by supporters allow clinton publicly conceded the election won by one republicans congratulating their nominee for winning the white house he said a different tone than the rhetoric used during his campaign instead of

what a scramble by winston. that set up this. freddie martino promoted from the practice squad, and his first career touchdown. doug martin finds the end zone, first touchdown since last year getting the bears. number 93 mccoy there in at fullback. first home game for the since december of last year, fourth in the last three years. big win and tom korun was there and has more. >> reporter: thank you, chicago, you've turned ray jay into home sweet home again. defense setting the tone early, resulting in 16 buccaneer points. >> he acts like he's never scored a touchdown before. when you come off, after you score a touchdown, it's okay to head bump guys that have give you a hug, butted me in the head. >> reporter: the majority was on the arm p winston. he game the youngest quarterback to throw 40 touchdowns. rating for this game, impressive 107.1. throwing 300 yards and two touchdown's. >> winston jim i say is going to do some things i don't like, but that's who he is. i was talking about that fine line. can't coach that out of him.

the gracious lady said she understood how he understood winston thoroughly. not only the medical considerations, but also fully aware of the implications in regards to the office he held and condition. i think churchill should have the last word. he relied heavily on board more , saying youmoran get me going for so long. and that he lived another five years. moran himself claims churchill opens his heart and felt better for his candor. it may have disturbed his family. moran's revelations opened up the possibility that churchill was human after all and worthy of admiration and honor. not the clay feet, his reputation undiminished. thank you for your attention. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you to all three of the presenters. that gives us about 15 minutes or so for questions and, of course, answers. hand, andraise your have a question, that is excellent. to directed toke a particular speaker, please do so. >> thank you. i would like to ask a question about the atomic bomb. you mentioned the breakdown of the relationship. but you do not have a chanc

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such as the all the religion that winston has gotten. however, what is interesting that winston churchill and monarchy is interesting about churchill and all the many other important things he did is that the subject turns out on closer examination to be much more complicated that at first glance, we might suppose the churchill had a rather interestingly nuanced view of the institution of monarchy and his relations with successful occupants of the british throne for themselves rather congregated and rather nuanced. one of churchill's news of monarchy was that despite the shortcomings of certain british monarchs the english throne is a sacred mystical almost metaphysical institution which connected the past, the present and the future and which proclaimed the unity and identity of the nation. and part of what the british monarchy was four and churchill's you was to do that. a second view was that while other european nations preferred or suffered kings and queens who were generally despotic and absent, the british on the other hand, had t

and i can tell you, winston was my closest associate. and when he started, we were discussing -- he was young -- would he be better off being outside, protesting? he decided, no, he was going to stay, and he was going to help finish it. there was a dramatic moment with the top vietnamese negotiated leader who handed him a piece of paper which accepted a proposal six nixon had made publicly months earlier, and when the meeting, ended i turned to winston, and i said, we have done it. it was the high point of my governmental period. it turned out we didn't do it because the country cut off support for the vietnamese because we were torn in a lot of domestic -- but this is the way nixon approached things. winston lord: henry first of , all, i agree with you about the high point. certainly for me personally, and the great honor it was to be there. but there is another dimension of statesmanship particularly with nixon, and that is courage to make tough decisions. you say the statesman has to take society where it is and move it to where he se

and i can tell you, winston was my closest associate. and when he started, we were discussing -- he was young -- would he be better off being outside, protesting? he decided, no, he was going to stay, and he was going to help finish it. there was a dramatic moment with the top vietnamese negotiated leader who handed him a piece of paper which accepted a proposal that nixon had made publicly six months earlier, and when the meeting, ended i turned to winston, and i said, we have done it. it was the high point of my governmental period. it turned out we didn't do it because the country cut off support for the vietnamese because we were torn in a lot of domestic -- but this is the way nixon approached things. winston lord: henry, first of all, i agree with you about the high point. certainly for me personally, and the great honor it was to be there. but there is another dimension of statesmanship particularly with nixon, and that is courage to make tough decisions. you say the statesman has to take society where it is and move it to where h