As the hosts take a 2 1 series lead. On set with the cast of the new series of the crown we get exclusive access, including a royal audience, of sorts. A person made a vow in her 20s to serve the nation, she is now in her 90s, is extraordinary. Serve the nation, she is now in her 905, is extraordinary. A north easterly wind could develop, if you show is around two, but will they dampen the fireworks later . Your full forecast on breakfast. Its tuesday, november 5th. Our top story Party Leaders will step up Election Campaigning today by challenging their opponents plans for brexit. Labour and the conservatives will both attack each others proposals for leaving the eu, while the lib dems will officially launch their stop brexit agenda. Lets take a look at some of the detail. The Prime Minister has published a letter to the labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, demanding that he comes clean to voters about his brexit strategy. Mrjohnson poses five questions for labour to answer. Jeremy corbyn is o
Testimony linking donald trump to a quid pro quo. Also on the programme. Nigel farage interviews donald trump on his lbc radio show. The president says he is hopeful the us and uk could strike a trade deal but hes concerned about the current brexit plan. We want to do trade with the uk and they want to trade with us. To be honest with you, this deal, under certain aspects of the deal, you cant do it. And for the first time in 100 years a washington dc based team wins the world series, perhaps in part maybejust a little bit due to me. Hello and welcome im Michelle Fleury in washington and Christian Fraser is in london. In a vote which split, almost entirely along party lines, the house of representatives has endorsed the democratic led impeachment inquiry into President Trump. The resolution, which was passed a few hours ago, provides for open hearings and a written report on the case. It also entitles the president to Legal Counsel in the hearings which so far he has been denied. But i
Past 12 months, helping us learn the history and literary life of cities around the country. For eight years we have traveled to u. S. Cities, bringing the literary scene to our viewers. You can watch more of our visits itiestour. Org c many think the selma to montgomery march just started up overnight and was a oneoff idea, but a Voting Rights movement had been brewing in selma since the 1930s. [gospel singer performing] here in selma and in many places throughout the south, africanamericans were done night were denied the right to vote, not because it wasnt their right, but because there were folks in position of power who did not want these folks to have the right to vote. That way they could be considered secondclass citizens. Andes and literary literacy tests were used to prevent americans from getting the vote. Poll taxes was a price you had to paper year forgetting on the voter rolls. Lets say i live in a rural area and i am making 60 a year, but poll taxes are one dollar a year
Were assessed . Take the entire exhibit tour of rightfully hers american women and the vote. Sunday at 6 00 and 10 00 p. M. Eastern on american artifacts. You are watching American History tv. The cspan cities tour travels the country exploring the american story. Taking book tv and American History tv on the road every first and third weekend of the month. 20 next two hours, we will look at highlights from some of the stops. We begin in selma, alabama. Many people think that the selma, montgomery marchs bird overnight and was a oneoff idea, but there had been a modern Rights Movement brewing in selma, alabama, since the 1930s. Here in selma, alabama, and any places in the south, africanamericans were denied the right to vote, not because it was not their constitutional there wereecause folks in position of power throughout the south that did not want these folks to have the right to vote so they could be considered secondclass citizens. Toy passed a literacy test deter africanamerican
It was becoming the machine shop of the world. There were numerous factors around the city. So you had this huge pool of workingclass, immigrant workers who were very receptive to a message that promise to benefit the working class. They could see this wide gap between the owners and the workingclass people who are laboring for pennies. They could see that working conditions were not good. They worked in the hottest, dirtiest, most grungy jobs available. They were hoping socialists could make those conditions better. Socialism means Different Things to different people. It is an Economic System that believes there is going to be a collapse of the capitalist system. And it will be replaced by a collectivist state. The workingclass people will be controlling the means of production and distribution. It will usher in this golden age in which people are equal. There will not be a wide gap between the halves and the haves and the havenots. Berger is the one who most people consider to be th