that is why they are doing this exposition. that they have places abroad that sell their goods, that they open new markets. some historians have taken this too far and made it sound like americans are only concerned with foreign markets. it's not true. they are still a small part of a larger economy. they matter. this is the beginning of what one historian calls the american search for influence in china, a search that continues to this day. every producer has the dream of selling to every chinese citizen and becoming rich. think about if you could sell one t-shirt every chinese citizen, one billion t-shirts. you would be doing well. it's a huge body of people. many americans are involved in looking out to asia as china sees the new markets. americans look at home and in their backyards in latin america for new resources to use to produce things abroad. americans will look so to cuba for resources like rubber and food resources like sugar. one historian writes that it is sugar that makes the economy go. it is true. americans as

it is essential to the columbian exposition. it is essential to the way americans built power in the 19 century. the point that we made on tuesday is that railroad smart he and of indian resistance to american power and allowed the united states create a truly continental integrated economy. along with the railroad, we have steam engines. they provide more efficiency and more speed and more reliable power. related to the railroad and steam is the navy. we are going to talk about the navy later in today's lecture. the navy provides the united states the ability to project power by sea to trade by see and a way that could not before. before the 1890's, the united states is largely dependent on british shipping to trade its goods. by the 1890's, the united states told its own carrier ability to traded some good and connect best protect their own interests. the united states will be an independent and capable seized power of its own. it is indicating of the story that we live today. sorry to all the army guys in attendance. american

the hope is that 24 million tickets will be sold during the six months of the exposition. molly: it is concerning a sustainable food. it is hoped it will boost the economy. that being said, this expo has been met with some major protests. reporter: that's right. there were protests yesterday in -- in milan.police fear there could be worse protests today. there could be -- they have made a number of arrests and seized material they say people were planning to use for violent purposes. there is fear that members of the blacklock may infiltrate protests -- the black flock may infiltrate protests. thousands of extra police have been drafted in. this is a controversial issue. the protesters say that the exposition has been taken over by the major multinational corporations and it is a capitalist festival. but the organizers say it is actually about their supply of food for all and sustainable -- about fair supply of food for all and sustainable food for the planet, something almost no one could disagree with. last night apparently hackers from the anonymous activist group -- an

originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated along san francisco's waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28, 30 and 91 bus lines. with its rotunda, columns, uncut the reflecting waters against the eucalyptus trees, it is one of the most romantic settings for special dates, and memorable proposals. it is also a perfect spot where you can relax with that special someone while listening to the water and fountain in the lagoon. beautiful to view from many locations and inside is an ideal place to walk around with your loved ones. the palace is the most popular wedding location in the city park system. reservations for weddings and other events are available at strecpark.org. shakespeares' guard and refers -- has plants referred to in shakespeare's plays and poems. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, shakespeares garden was designed in 1928 by the california spring blossom association. flowers and plants played an important part in shakespeares literary masterpieces. here is an enchanting and tranquil garden tucked away al

. >> the universal exposition is served. from friday, millions of visitors will get a taste of groabl costumes, technology and above all food. milan's expo is the biggest theme park ever constructed. a feast for the eyes and for the pallet. but will it also provide a much needed boost to italy's economy after years of recession? >> translator: i declare officially opened, the universal exposition milan 20 tbean. >> the expo took five years to build and cost millions of dollars. but revenue is hopped hoped to bring in millions more to the economy. a construction scandal delayed construction and on friday some of the 54 pavilions were either incomplete or rushing to be finished. in a way this expo symbolizes italy, its food and culture yet marred by corruption and mismanagement, on the verge of missing a deadline only to be delivering it just in time, only in italy it is fashionable to be late. but some say it will only feed big corporations. on thursday, hundreds of people protested against the event in milan while on friday,

the universal exposition is served. from friday, millions of visitors will get the taste of global customers, architecture and technology. milan's expo is the biggest food and nutrition theme park constructed. a feast for the eyes and pallets. will it provide a much-needed boost to italy's economy after years of recession? >> i declare open the yun variesal exposition milan 2015. >> the expo took five years to build, costing more than a billion dollars. organizers hope revenue will bring in ten times as much to the italian economy. the road to expo was full of obstacles. a corruption scandal delayed construction and on friday 54 pavilions were incomplete or rushing to be finished. these expos symbolize italy - famous for food and culture but marred on mismanagements on the verge to miss a deadline but delivering this the last minute. on the other hand it's very italian to be fashionably late. while the expo's theme is feeding the planet. some say it will only feed big corporations. thursday hundreds of people protested

originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28 30, and 91 bus lines. set against the reflecting waters of the lagoon and eucalyptus trees, the palace is one of san francisco post most -- san francisco's most romantic spots to relax with that special someone while listening to the water and gazing at the swans. a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideal place to walk with a loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences the garden was designed by the california spring blossom and wildfirlower association. here is a truly enchanting and tranquil garden along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. stroll around and appreciate its unique setting. the gorgeous bri

. >>> people are flocking to an exposition in milan to see and taste a global showcase of food. representatives of countries around the world are sharing their cuisine and their ideas about sustainable farming. japan has one of the largest pavilions. visitors can experience a cuisine unesco recognizes as part of the taste of japanese heritage. the entrance is decorated with sake barrels. >> i like the architecture of the pavilion which is amazing. and i just want to see how it looks like. >> staff at the massachusetts institute of technology helped create this vision of a future supermarket. visitors can learn about the food by putting their hands near it. representatives of nepal are flying their national flag at half staff because of the earthquake back home. still one official said they're loobing ing-- looking forward to welcoming viz tor welcoming visitors. >> we want to show through this temple and there pavilion, that nepal is a very beautiful country. also a lot of potential for the agriculture production. >> the milan expo runs until the 31st. >>> that's all we have thi

what it does cause is a lot of garbage and moving money around and expositive stuff to expand and invest in all kinds of garbage just to take writeoffs. oilship partners we had in the '70s. there are a lot of negatives. there are some positives which we should talk about. when you have a 90% margin rate as crazy as that sounds it does let you hire more people. why would you do extra work if you're only going to keep 10 cents on the dollar when you can pay someone a tax deductible expense and they would do the work for you. so there's an element of that. the actor example, look those guys are not like our billionaires. our billionaires have capital gains and untaxed wealth. they're not getting in their jets with the 90% income tax rate. he is not a billionaire who sits on capital gains. it's the guy making $2 million in salary the tom cruise of the world, that might move to some other country. i'm not saying this is a good policy but let's be realistic about the damage it would cause. >> i want to get to jehmu in a minute but john he was talking about specifically things you said so go ah

we met with marine major general bob walsh, the navy director of exposition -- expedition warfare at the recent trade show outside washington. i aske how the marines were improving ththeir amphibious war fighting skills. >> even during a rack and afghanistan, we always h had marine uninits deployingng with h our amphibious ready group's. we always have that knowledge base out there, but it's like any organization. when your focus is not on it you start to lapse in what you shld be doing in innovative ways. saw ourselves coming out of iraq a a afghastan pututting a lot ofof focus on gegetting back to our merit tom -- maritime routes.. we focused on reorganizing re-equippingng. could see it in aot of f the documents s coming out, things liketrategy 21, a lot of large exercises onn theast coast and west coastst, those things have taken a lot of f focus. a lot of our colleges and universities are putti emphasis on rentegrating these services. vago: it's goodhat you say that because you are the war chief for the entire navy.y. you're nottooking at ththe marine pieiece or r the vy pieiece.

he wrote the book about the columbian exposition, the chicago world's fare. i love that guy. i'm reading all his books right now. that's the one i'm reading. i recommend those books they are -- they're non-fiction but written in a fiction kind of way. >> governor, thanks so much jeb bush: i should have said the national review. >> yes. you blew it. jeb bush: thank >> next, new jersey governor chris christie talks about jobs . he shared his ideas for entitlement and tax reform as well as education and immigration. it is about an hour. audience for about 15 minutes. govern christie: thank you. thank you all very much. u. gary announced that i gave him permission to go off script, i turned to the congresswoman and said, who am i to tell people not to go off script? can't be a hypocrite up here. so, thank you all for inviting me. i'm happy to be back and i want to thank bobby kilberg and all the people here at nvtc for giving me the chance to come back and talk about issues that are facing our country right now and get the time to take some of your questions, which i enjoy doing

. >> garden this arrived in the park since debut at the 18 94 california midwinter exposition. >> it's well worth your time. more information on our instagram feed. [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. jeans sigh. >>. >> tonight on 7 news at 11:00 o'clock. medical marijuana for kids. as if it wasn't controversial enough. there is now a growing movement to use marijuana to treat children. many though have suffered from seizure that can be life threatening. >> we didn't know what to do but we had seen such terrible things with other medication we were willing to take a chance. >> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 o'clock over on channel 7 a new bay area research project that may offer new hope to suffering children.

no one is saying that the exposition was illegal. the point is winning, defeating the jihad. we have a bill o'reilly.com poll question that asks do you support the group american freedom defense initiative mocking the islamic religion? yes or no. we hope you vote. and if you do please consider walking away from emotion. this whole emotional deal can be applied to the republican party, as well. president obama achieved power because some americans decided not to vote believing mccain and romney were not conservative enough. so now we have a nation that has been battered over the past six years. it might have happened if the republicans won. that's certainly possible. but voting or not voting out of emotion never a good idea. the best problem solver should always win. and no candidate is perfect. there comes a time when all of us have to make a decision whether we'll do what is best for the country or wallow in shallow emotion. important decision. and that's the memo. now to the top story tonight, a very troubling situation, this one involving the democratic party. former presi

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one way that this caught on can be seen in chicago in the world columbian exposition of 1893. it was decided that one of the greatest events in the history of all mankind history happened in 1492, when you know who sailed the ocean blue. and so this should be celebrated, but the event that out of hand a little bit, so they couldn't get their act together until 1893. the 141st anniversary of columbus's discovery of the new world. this is the world's fair, or the so-called white city in chicago on the south side. lake michigan is, well, i would be sort of drowning in lake michigan where this was taken. but this is the court of honor right here. this is the administration building. this is the statue of the republic by daniel chester french. what statue did he do here in washington, d.c.? the lincoln memorial. the lincoln memorial. this is a meeting of the architects held on february 24 1891, when the most preeminent american architects in the country were called in to come out to chicago. the guy that is calling the men is this fellow, -- them in is this fellow, daniel of the ch

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he wrote the book about the colombian exposition, the chicago world's fair, i love that guy. i am reading all his books right now. that is what i am reading. mr. lowry: "the trail of the lusitania." mr. bush: i recommend those books because they are nonfiction, but written in a fiction kind of way. mr. lowry: governor, thanks very much. mr. bush: i still read "the national review." [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> remarkable partnerships iconic women come their stories in "first ladies"." >> she saved the portrait of washington. >> whoever could find out what francis was doing, what she was doing, that was going to help sell papers. >> she starts running the radio station. how do you do that? >> she exerted enormous influence because she would move on mountains to make sure her husband was protected. >> "first ladies," looking inside the personal life of every first lady in american history, east on original interv

. >> breaking news coming in to us now, we are getting reports two of large expositions in the iraqi capital baghdad. next to two high-profile hotels we'll bring you more on that as we get it. a report suggesting right now that 10 people were killed, those are medical sources quoted by the reuters news agency. there have been periodic attacks in the iraqi capital baghdad but nevertheless two bomb explosions of this side will cause a great deal of concern this comes, of course, as iraqi forces try to dislodge isil fighters from the city of ramadi. this is the capital of the western anbar province the largist province in iraq, they are also battling isil fighter to retake the facility, the oil facility of beigy, this is north of the capital back dad periodic a text, but nevertheless significant two large explosions in another iraqi capital baghdad at two hotels, medical sources suggesting that at least 10 have been killed, we'll stay across that and bring you more information as get it. >>> moving owe now in attacks by the armed group al-shabab are intensifying along kenya somalia bord

he wrote the book about the columbian exposition, the chicago world's fare. i love that guy. i'm reading all his books right now. that's the one i'm reading. i recommend those books they are -- they're non-fiction but written in a fiction kind of way. >> governor, thanks so much jeb bush: i should have said the national review. >> yes. you blew it. jeb bush: thank you. our road to the white house coverage continues next week with afoundsnnouncements those running for the race. dr. ben carson is launching on monday. we'll have it live on 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and tuesday we'll have live coverage of former arkansas governor mike huckabee. live tuesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern also on c-span. >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress with color photos of every senator and house member. plus bio and contact information and twitter handles and district maps and fold out of capitol hill and congressional committees and federal agencies and state governers. order your copy today. it's $13.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org. coming up next

it is the next procedural step, the exposition of those. [inaudible] loretta lynch: we are trying to apprehend the remaining defendants paired affair on u.s. shores, they will be brought here and start the case immediately. if they are not, a similar process. >> it is being said that [inaudible] is your investigation going able to provide data [inaudible] to understand what has happened in south africa? the retina lynch: i will not comment on the specifics of the investigation, but solicit parties have begun an investigation into the world cup designations for those years and we have worked operatively with them in the past and we look forward to doing that in the future. >> [inaudible] for those accessed by the fbi purely [inaudible] and was that at the request of the fbi? loretta lynch: i will not comment on the specific investigative techniques we use in this case. we do not go into those kinds of specific details. our investigations have been separate but we have been cooperative with each other. they are succeeding on several tracks. >

he wrote the book about the columbian exposition, the chicago world's fare. i love that guy. i'm reading all his books right now. that's the one i'm reading. i recommend those books they are -- they're non-fiction but written in a fiction kind of way. >> governor, thanks so much jeb bush: i should have said the national review. >> yes. you blew it. jeb bush: thank

he wrote the book about the columbian exposition, the chicago world's fare. i love that guy. i'm reading all his books right now. that's the one i'm reading. i recommend those books they are -- they're non-fiction but written in a fiction kind of way. >> governor, thanks so much jeb bush: i should have said the national review. >> yes. you blew it. jeb bush: thank >> are wrote to the white house coverage continues next week with announcements from those seeking the presidential race. dr. ben carson will launch his campaign on monday at an event in detroit. we will have that live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. tuesday, we will have live coverage of former arkansas governor mike cut canhuckabee. live tuesday at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> remarkable partnerships iconic women -- their stories and first ladies, the book. >> she saves the portrait of washington which was one of the things that endeared her to the entire nation. >> whoever can find out where francis was staying what she was doing, what you look like, that was going to help sell papers. >> she takes over a radio st

i never remember the name of this author, but he wrote the book about the colombian exposition, the chicago world's fair. i love that guy. i'm reading all of his books now. that's the one i'm reading. >> "the trail of" -- >> i'm reading actually -- no, that's -- i'm reading about marconi. that's -- next one is lusitania. >> well confident to tell you what book you're reading. >> well, that's his most recent book. i recommend those book because they are -- they're nonfiction but written in a fiction kind of way. >> governor, thank you very much -- >> i should have said the "national review." >> yes, you blew it. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >>> now more from the national review's yesterdays summit that represented paul ryan chair of the ways and means committee. he said he hopes to move comprehensive tax reform through the next congressional session and also talked about his plan for addressing poverty and the baltimore riots. his remarks are followed by a panel discussion on conservative ideas with some of "national review's" writers. >> with the last speaker, we want

world war ii leading to the first ever fleet week in san diego at the california pacific international exposition. number two, new york fleet week marking its 27th year this week since 1984 close to 1,500 sailors, marines, and coast guardsmen descending on new york city, i'm told they are everywhere, and that's a good thing. three, the ships. new york fleet week kicks off with a parade of ships. all taking a cruise along the hudson from battery park to just south of the george washington bridge on wednesday. number four not always about what's in the water, also about the skies. these are some of the scenes from a 2012 navy demonstration squadron, better known as the blue angels flying over the skies of san francisco. number five, finally, if you see a sailor today, take a selfie and use the official hash tag # selfiewithasailor. and better a selfie with a man or woman in uniform. that wraps up "the rundown" on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. have a happy and peaceful memorial day for all. keep it right here for the president's remarks next on "news nation" with tamron hall. see

he wrote the book about the columbian exposition. chicago world's fair. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i love that guy. i'm reading all of his books. that's the one i'm reading. fantastic book. >> the trail of lusitania. >> i'm reading it. that's -- i'm not -- i'm reading about marconey. the next one is lusitania. >> very confident to tell you what book you're reading. >> that's his most recent book. i recommend those books because they're nonfiction but they're written in a fiction kind of way. >> governor, thanks so much. >> i should have said the national review. >> have said "the national review." >> you blew it. >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> tomorrow declared and potential republican presidential candidates will be at the south carolina freedom summit. ted cruz and marco rubio join other candidates in greenville, south carolina. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span 2, here on c-span3 we compliment that coverage by showing you public affairs event