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of u.s. worker is 39. the average age of the u.s. farm operator is 55. there are not young people going into farming and we have to ask why. we need young people to enter into the farming industry. we need farming to be economically viable for young people and to supply restaurants like me the stuff that i need because what happens at my restaurant ultimately filters out to the rest of society. if you look at this chart, i m not going to go into all the details of it, but you basically have a very small triangle which represents the family farm and on the other side the large part of the triangle which represents commodity agriculture. you need both. obviously you can t be the entire world on small family farms, but to me, this chart represents something that is out of balance. we need to figure out a way to raise up family farms. we need to make farming attractive. we need to make it sexy. we need young people to understand this is something they can do as a viable job ....
a nonprofit organization that knowledgeromote the and appreciation of the achievement of american independence by supporting advanced studies, presenting exhibitions, public programs, advocating preservation, and writing resources to students and teachers. during the siege of charleston in 1780, british forces captured nearly 6000 men, seven of whom were generals. this was the largest number of prisoners taken during a single occupy charlestown became the key prisoner depot for the british in the south create what were the dates of these captured men? south.eased what would the fates of these captured men? i am pleased to introduce carl borick to answer these questions. he is director of the charleston museum in chow said, south carolina, the author of two books on the revolutionary war in south carolina. charleston, s.c., the author of two books on the revolutionary war in south carolina. won the 2003ense roger award from the south carolina historical society for t ....
conversation on facebook.com/c-span. good morning, start dialing in. let s begin with hillary clinton california last night. one of the states holding their primary today. this is how she reacted to the news. [video clip] clinton: according to the news, we are on the brink of an historic, unprecedented moment, but we still have work to do, don t wait don t we? tomorrow,x elections and we are going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california. [applause] so i m asking each and every one of you how many of you have already voted by mail? [applause] how many of you have a ballot at home on your kitchen counter? it in tonight,nd where even better, go to the polls tomorrow and take your family and your friends. that was hillary clinton, and last night, this is how bernie sanders reacted to the associated press reporting, in a statement saying this it s unfortunate that the media, in a rush to judgment, are ignoring the democratic national co ....
what are your beliefs about islamic jihad? do you think it s a simple peaceable conversion within your own heart and mind? or do you believe jihad means it s ok to go out and kill people who disagree with radical islam? or your view of islam? if you can t talk about someone s beliefs in islam, you can t get to whether or not they ve been radicalized. so we have some incredibly talented and intelligent f.b.i. and intelligence agents that are completely ignorant of what they need to know because this administration has made clear to them, you don t go there. if you ve ever learned about jihad, muslim, islam, muslim brotherhood, hamas, hezbollah, al qaeda, caliphate, if you ve ever been taught about those things, what to recognize in a radical islamist, then you better keep your mouth shut about them or you ll lose your career, as one of the original homeland security employees, dedicated patriot, learned when he was pointing out terrorists. so, it makes it tough when you ....
chairs and tables and we escaped in whichever save way we could. authorities say two officers were also killed during the siege that isis would later claim responsibility for. the bangladesh prime minister condemned the attacks. we don t want these terrorists in bangladesh. this type of situation is the first type of this situation. what they did here was a very heinous act. the former u.s. ambassador to bangladesh believes that the targeting the foreigners was intentional and they view their action as justified. the message this they are sending to the people of bangladesh is look, we re good museums and we don t kill good muslims and the second was to the government of bangladesh, it can t protect citizens of other countries within its own the tonight. a uc berkeley student was one of the victims shot and killed in the attack. kron aleesha reid joins us live. how are the students dealing with are? reporter: jr, word is spreading across campus and it s a tough ....