Those people knew and the world that the revolution built. And then at 8 00 on the presidency, historians discuss relationship between hamilton and George Washington. Washington is a horse whisperrer. He has a certain he is a person of volcanic temperament but he learns to control himself. He learns selfmastery and he actually calms the very high strung, very skiddish, very fast hamilton. Hamilton when washington is around gets into a lot of trouble. For our complete schedule go to c span. Org. Sunday night on after words National Security Columnist Bill girts with his book i war. He is interviewed by Congress Woman of new york, member of the House Select Committee on intelligence and chair of the Armed Services subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities. I war is a look at what i feel is the new form of war fare that is emerging in the 21st century. I have covered National Security affairs for over 30 years, been all over the world covering these issues. I think its a reflectio
Those people knew and the world that the revolution built. And then at 8 00 on the presidency, historians discuss relationship between hamilton and George Washington. Washington is a horse whisperrer. He has a certain he is a person of volcanic temperament but he learns to control himself. He learns selfmastery and he actually calms the very high strung, very skiddish, very fast hamilton. Hamilton when washington is around gets into a lot of trouble. For our complete schedule go to c span. Org. Sunday night on after words National Security Columnist Bill girts with his book i war. He is interviewed by Congress Woman of new york, member of the House Select Committee on intelligence and chair of the Armed Services subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities. I war is a look at what i feel is the new form of war fare that is emerging in the 21st century. I have covered National Security affairs for over 30 years, been all over the world covering these issues. I think its a reflectio
Bronoman recalls leadership during world war ii. Good morning and welcome to the roosevelt president ial library. Were glad to have you today and happy about our annual reading festival and this wonderful turnout as well. Especially on our 75th 75th anniversary which were celebrating june 30th. I think that president roosevelt would be quite pleased to see everyone and to see this turnout and to know that his library, as he intended, would be used torii search and scholarship to continue to explore the issues of his era, and especially how they still have an impact today on political and social life. Now im going to speak for just a moment about how this works. Many of you already know there will be 30 minutes during which mr. Bornamman will speak to you about his book, and then well follow with ten minutes worth of questions we ask you to good to the microphone because were fortunate to have cspan with us today, and its great if your questions can be heard so that everybody can benefi
He has previously written the admiral, which was the winner of the Samuel Eliot Morrison award in naval literature. His commentaries appeared in the new york times, Washington Post and wall street journal and other places. So without continuing for too long we are all here to hear walter borneman. [applause] thank you so much. Its wonderful to be here in hyde park, and i indeed going to talk about macarthur, macarthur at war world war ii in the pacific but a really thought i wanted to bring this because of our historic venue. A little bit more about the relationship between Douglas Macarthur and Franklin Roosevelt. And permit me if you will to actually start with someone else, admiral william leahy. Now, you roosevelt scholars in the room know him as roosevelt chief of staff. His wartime counselor, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and really a de facto National Security advisor long before that position was set up. And four years ago when it published admirals which you mentioned
No escaping the scorching heat. This is one of the cleveland metropolitan schools that doesnt have airconditioning. And water was a hot commodity here last week as well. Multiple sources inside the school confirmed there were no working water fountains because the school is among dozens being tested for lead. This is my childs safety. Reporter one mother who asked me not to identify her told me on one of the hottest days last week she got a call from her son to pick him up beca extreme heat. When she saw him, her temperature began to rise. He was beat faced red, dripping sweat, his polo was drenched. I brought him home. He had heat exhaustion that he was so dehydrated. He drank four bottles of water when he came home. Reporter they are asked to provide water coolers for schools who have their water fountains turned off. But the problem here last week, that they would explain to me that the water ran out. And something that this mom no water . That they ran out of water yesterday. And i