an otherwise routine campaign stop in the bay area turned into an opportunity to respond to an impeachment inquiry for julian castro. this president is not above the law. this president clearly has abused his power. president donald trump is accused of setting his sights on former vice president joe biden and his son, hunter s, alleged involvement in eukraine. are you forgetting what you said? but it wasn t all that long ago that castro aggressively went after biden himself on the national stage during the democratic debate in houston. do you have any concerns about accusations against b joe biden and his son? you came out pretty strongly against mr. biden at the last debate. joe biden is an honest man. he and his family do not deserve these kinds of baseless accusations from donald trump. castro may have backed off biden, but not trump and his phone conversation with a phone conversation with the ukraine. he talks about need to get american weapons then in
the wind speeds, at sfo now an onshore breeze at 20 miles per hour that is a change from earlier today a west wind at 40 miles per hour in san francisco begin to turn more onshore, more westerly than easterly in places like vallejo, napa and san rafael. not much relief today, but tomorrow look at the highs. s ll ghllabove average with up to 20 degrees cooler than the heat we haven t door today and are still enduring this evening. kiet do reports from san jose for people trying to figure out a way to cool off in the near triple digit heat. reporter: we are here at either price middle school where my son s soccer practice was posted at 5 p.m. today, it has been canceled. it hit 97 degrees in san jose. hard to believe october is just five days away. the misters as san jose city hall which are controlled by computer algorithms determine what we already know, it is hot. they only turn on when the temperature, humidity and wind combined in a perfect trifecta of misery. donna and
years between the civil war and the end of the 19th century, which you will remember was a period that historians called the emergence of a full-pledged anti-semitic society. just for a second, to refresh your memory, one of the events in the emergence of that full-fledged anti-semitic society was the exclusion of jews from hotels and places of public accommodation you ll remember this refers to joseph seggal man being excluded from the hotel in saratoga springs, new york, in 1877. you ll remember we also looked at slides like this one where we see in this image from a magazine, and the caption is the dream of the jews realized. you ll see how the sign of john smith s dry goods, put up in 1820 is being taken down. it s a little hard to see, but it shows moses eckstein s sign being replaced. this the newspaper is now called the jer reese let me harold. these signs showed us that the christian anti jewish motifs so prominent in american society continued to play out in americ
awards that walter has received, he is the prize macarthur fellowship genius award, that s hard to get it all in, that he received in 2019. walter has been acclaimed for design work for the united states and abroad. for us here in charleston, walter was selected to design exhibits for the festival over the years. i also had the great pleasure of working with walter through the institute on city design. in the 21 1/2 years of working on the international african american museum, he came to discover the history and location. the founding director of the national museum of african american history is with our class last week, said that it was the most sacred site of african american history in the western hemisphere. he helped acquire that land for the museum. harry cobb, our most distinguished design architect, told me he always wanted to have a design project where the site was more important than the building. harry designed the most beautiful buildings for our museum, which
later, learn about arlington cemetery s tomb of the unknown soldier. find more at c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. now, here s lectures in history. ladies and gentlemen, you re in for another special treat today, another world class presenter, walter hood. walter is the distinguished professor of landscape architecture at the university of california, berkeley. he was formerly the chair of that department. among the many distinctions and awards that walter has received, he is the prize macarthur fellowship genius award, that s hard to get it all in, that he received in 2019. walter has been acclaimed for design work for the united states and abroad. for us here in charleston, walter was selected to design exhibits for the festival over the years. i also had the great pleasure of working with walter through the institute on city design. in the 21 1/2 years of working on the international african american museum, he came to discover the history and location.