Thanks for visiting the Frontier Cultural Museum today. We are open 362 days a year. We would love to see you out here. Please come to visit us in stanton, virginia. This is the second of a twopart series on the frontier culture museum. Part one explored daily life in europe for migrants before they came to colonial america. You can watch this and other american artifacts programs anytime by visiting our website at cspan. Org history. This monday on the new series, landmark cases, by the 1850s, the river had become a breeding ground. To address the problem, louisiana allowed only one Carly Fiorina older life signing. These interviews with nonfiction officers others. Book being nixon, and sunday night at 9 00, former missouri senator an episcopalian priest on how he thinks a sense of religion can lead the country out of the current and politics. On American History tv on cspan3. On espionageian and intelligence gathering tactics during the civil war. Historical documents exist. Sunday m
Dedicated to the study and analysis of deeply rooted, protracted, violent social conflicts, often accompanied by severe violence. In addition to analysis, we also investigate, and some of us practice, the intervention that would allow us to mitigate, to interrupt cycles of violence. Courses we teach , some version of getting to the table, negotiations, and comparative peace processes. Those of us who have studied this often think about how we get to the negotiating table, how we do the treaty, how we do the ceasefire, but we also understand that a longterm goal of most peace processes is something we call reconciliation. We understand reconciliation is less of an endpoint, terminus, than it is a process. There are many examples that show us how difficult reconciliation as conceived of as an endpoint is. And often how violent conflicts, even a century ago, will cohere around symbols that remain with us and remain obstacles for reconciliation. Today we will be talking about one of those.
Was going to happen, but it still hurt when i got outside. The reality of it is amazing. Just 36 days ago, it was 70 degrees. Now weve dropped to 40 degrees, much of the region. Theres a lot of blue, that means its below freezing. All those areas in blue are generally in the low 30s and 20s. Covers much of virginia and maryland and West Virginia and all around the northeast, all the way down to the carolinas into the midwest. It is below freezing. And weve got a clear sky now. There are some high clouds drifting in the midwest. Theyll be coming our way later today. Heres your forecast hour by hour through the day. Cold morning, dress accordingly. By noontime, still cold, only around 40. Ought to hit mid 40s by mid afternoon. Latest on that and the hometown forecast will be coming up in just ten minutes. Back the you. We are following some breaking news right now on the beltway. Tony tull is lye on the scene with the latest. Good morning, tony. Richard, good morning. A few folks out the
Against leaking in his first week in the job. Most of us are fighting for who has a job in america not who has a job here. Getting things done and the soap opera blocks have you seeing the big things. President trump is expected to make immigration speech in long island today where he will lay out the white houses plan to destroy and dismantle the dangerous ms13 gang. You have seen the president s criticism of you. Do you think its fair. Well, its kind of hurtful, but the president of the United States is a strong leader. I understand his mission. I understand his goals. Thats why i supported him for president. Steve good morning, folks. Its a fox news alert. We were wondering whether or not the skinny repeal would pass. And last night at 1 30 we discovered the answer was no by a vote of 49 to 51. It was essentially the last resort to pass something, to pass anything. And as you can see right there under democrats under the yes column you needed 51. But its in the no column. So what ha