, and some of the robinson family members are buried in the backyard of the kelley/robinson house. so right here in the little village of appomattox county, we can see the so what of the surrender. it unfolds right here before our very eyes. we have only had to look a more deeply to see these untold stories. >> are cities tour staff recently traveled to lynchburg, virginia to learn about its rich history. learn more about lynchburg and other stops on a tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> lectures in history, molly worthen teaches a class about history and the intellectual underpinnings of protestant fundamentalism and 20th century america. the 1925 scopes monkey trial, which pitted the teaching of evolution versus creationism in public schools and gained national attention. later, she delves into the origins and growth of pentecostalism, which drives for a personal connection with the divine and includes such aspects as faith healing and speaking in tongues. her class is a little over

kelley and cesar espinosa on what immigrants experienced during. stay with us. ♪ [music break] by: "texas flood" performed fenton robinson. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman along with juan gonzalez. juan: it has been six months since hurricane harvey flooded houston. we continue our discussion. joining us is dr. robert bullard , the father of environmental parras, cesar hilton kelley. i would like to go to you. we heard about the budget deal that congress made about $90 billion in disaster assistance supposedly coming to texas, florida, puerto rico, and california to help the residents there adjust to and recover from these disasters. could you talk about what has the happening in texas and problem with this federal aid that has to go through the states and not directly to the localities affected? what happens in the process of this aid getting to the actual victims? amy: hilton, that question was for you. hilton: for me? juan: yes, to you. yes, what's happening down on the ground in port arthur, texas is that we have a lot of folks who hav

kelley and cesar espinosa on what immigrants experienced during. stay with us ♪ [music break] by: "texas flood" performed fenton robinson. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman along with juan gonzalez. juan: it has been six months since hurricane harvey flooded houston. we continue our discussion. joining us is dr. robert bullard , the father of environmental parras, cesar hilton kelley. i would like to go to yo we heard about the budget deal that congress made about $90 billion in disaster assistance supposedly coming to texas, florida, puerto rico, and california to help the residents there adjust to and recover from these disasters. could you talk about what has the happening in texas and problem with this federal aid that has to go through the states and not directly to the localities affected? what happens in the process of this aid getting to the actual victims? amy: hilton, that question was for you. hilton: for me? juan: yes, to you. yes, what's happening down on the ground in port arthur, texas is that we have a lot of folks who have b