career of former british house of commons speaker john bercow. this program shows and interviews from his 10 years as a member of the british parliament. it is 25 minutes. order. order. order. order. a speaker who did it his way. i need help from the member of the third. perhaps you have no contribution to make whatsoever. david: on on a long and colorful political journey. i am not interested in signing up to a policy that would put europe before britain. david: dispensing advice along the way. calm yourself and take some sort of soothing predicament. david: to his supporters, john bercow has been one of the great speakers, a transformative figure in the stuffy world of westminster. to his critics, he was pompous, biased even, changing the rules to suit his own agenda. but the decisions he took in his chair over 10 years may have changed the course of history. and his distinctive style made him an unlikely international celebrity. people were yelling order
this is hosted by bbc parliamentary correspondent. order. order. order. order. david: the speaker who did it his way. i need help from the member of the third. perhaps you have no contribution to make whatsoever. david: on a long and colorful political journey. i am not interested in signing up to a policy that would put europe before britain. david: dispensing advice along the way. calm yourself and take some sort of soothing predicament. david: to his supporters, john bercow has been one of the great speakers, a transformative leader in the stuffy world of westminster. to his critics, he was pompous, biased even, changing the rules to suit his own agenda. but the decisions he took in his chair over 10 years may have changed the course of history. and his distinctive style made him an unlikely international celebrity. people were yelling order at you and asking you to take selfies. this must be a new experience. it is a new experience. david: years before h
only one lane as you can see, they ve got flaggers out there making sure we take it nice and slow. burlington bristol closed until 5:00 o clock all because of construction. and same deal tonight, or i should say last night and tonight, tacony palmyra would be best alternate. best franklin bridge looking good. no problems at all up and over into downtown. mass transit market frankford and subway using, shuttle buses until 5:00, karen and thomas, back to you. lets get right to this breaking news that is just happening overnight where we have learned one man has died and there has been a triple shooting. lets get out to the scene where lauren johnson is with the details that we know right now, layer even. reporter: good morning to you, karen. we are at corner obviate and street and you can see an investigation underway. crime scene markers on the ground where this shooting happened. i can tell you this, there is two different scenes. when we arrived investigators were walkin
we have 90 percent relative humidity. is there your sunrise time, it is at 6:53 this morning. is there hurricane maria, outer bands of rain from this storm starting to get into the outer banks of south carolina for us, anything we get from that will be of course, increasing cloud but also the effects of the shore with the rough surf and the rip currents. sunset time 6:51. we will get to a high of 85. another warm than and humid day but this weather pattern will in the last. we will tell what you happens after maria exits coming up, bob kelly, good morning. exit marie, enter me. 5:01. burlington bristol bridge, work crews are gone. all lanes are opened. we are good to go for morning rush hour on the burlington bristol. they are still here. hot bed of construction. they have been repaving overnight on the schuylkill between conshohocken and king of prussia we are looking at westbound work crews, all lined up here in the king of prussia mall in the background watch it one lane
other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. next come historians discuss u.s. foreign-policy on human rights during the latter half of the cold war. chileters focus on iran, and cuba. they also examined the american stance on women s rights, torture and oppression in the developing world from the 1960 s on. this session was hosted by the american historical association at their annual meeting. it s about an hour and a half. thank you for coming to this session on human rights in the late cold war era. my name is amanda moniz. on the curator of philanthropy at the smithsonian national museum of american history. until recently, i was associate director of the national history center of the american historical association, which sponsored this afternoon s panel. amanda perry is the new assistant director. we are grateful to sarah snyder for organizing this panel. panelistsroduce our all together and then we will hear