he made it quite clear that he didn't want any contact with ava. we do eva can talk to her to. give us relationship with her parents wasn't as relaxed as the films might suggest her best friend later reported that ava spent most of her youth at her parents' place as the atmosphere at home wasn't very pleasant. able to courses in housekeeping bookkeeping and typewriting at a catholic boarding school in one nine hundred twenty nine she successfully applied for an apprenticeship at a well known munich photoshop. hybrid hoffmann was the shrewd personal photographer to add off hitler. on one point he introduced his new worker saying this is our brave little boy line eva apparently the couple met frequently after work or confided to his adjutant for love if i keep a girl in munich. soon and ever fitz's as ever and she was seventeen and he was forty yr. aging bachelor apparently was smitten by this guy charlie he walked and she certainly found him impressive as did many women at the time it was on direct in fact. own. it so did her boss have highly show off. for the under whose role i

ava blaser tells us an amazing story. tell me what the best thing about dancing is. >> it gives me something to look forward to during treatment. >> reporter: treatment for cancer. >> there's a new lesion. >> reporter: jennifer reichek is her doctor. >> the fact that this kid leaves the hospital and goes to dance isass is unbelievable. >> reporter: ava was diagnosed with cancer in both kidneys when she was three. her left kidney was removed along with part of her right. after treatment, she was declared cancer free back in 2012, but then in january, the cancer returned. two operations followed, plus this current round of chemo, and yet she's not letting a little thing like cancer slow her down. how can you possibly do this? >> i don't know. stjust kind of, like, push myself. >> reporter: she won a dance competition three weeks after surgery, a second with her sister emma in may. she had chemo yesterday but said she'd be dancing on saturday and heading to hollywood for an awards show next week. is that remarkable to you? >

and i still didn't know about ava. but in june they mentioned for the first time that he had married but and took his life together with his wife. took this. much but as i got the impression that she somehow wanted to let her family know that she had gotten married after all. does he know that. she led the life of a mistress and her family wasn't happy about that list of it no matter if she was the mistress of hitler or anybody else. up to see its new tessa phonied load of a new human. but in the end she became a married woman or. even if. that's going to before i can imagine that this was very important to as busy would . use an emeritus sick old man in the murder of a criminal. as met her last act was going to her death with a list. sequence of events get so who do you mean thoughts who gave. the dictator marrying eva brown during the night of the twenty eighth and twenty ninth of april one thousand nine hundred forty five what their union did not last for even forty eight hours at half past four in the afternoon of

ava blazer tells us an amazing story. her own. >>> tell me what the best thing about dancing is. >> it gives me something to look forward to, like during treatment. >> reporter: treatment for cancer. >> there is a new lesion. >> reporter: jennifer is her doctvethe hoital and goe to dan. >> reporter: ava was diagnosed with cancer in both kidneys when she was 3. her left kidney was removed along with part of her right. after treatment, she was declared cancer free back in 2012. but then in january the cancer returned. two operations followed, plus this current round of chemo, and yet she's not letting a little thing like cancer slow her down. >>> how can you possibly do this? >> i don't know. i just kind of like push myself. >> reporter: she won a dance competition three weeks after surgery, a second with her sister emma in may. she had chemo yesterday, but said she'd be dancing on saturday, and heading to hollywood for an awards show next week. >>> is that remarkable to >> reporter: her doctors think emma's cancer is curab

ava and gretel enjoyed their time by the sea. unlike at the back off they drink a lot of alcohol the browns spent four weeks with their friends in italy as german troops reached the caucasus in the soviet union press has come and prattle past their time. with handicrafts. far from war and destruction eva brown appears to be especially happy in this scene her dreamworld still existed. at over salzburg hitler's secretary martin bormann had taken special precautions to protect the fury against attacks from the land below or from the air. the over salzburg could be shrouded in fog generated by a special cannon at the beginning of one thousand nine hundred three hitler tested out this countermeasure for himself he still felt safe from the allied air forces that had begun to raise german cities to the ground. since the surrender of the sixth army at stalingrad the furore had been aware that the third reich could actually form. he confided in propaganda minister goebbels such a fall could only be the result of the german people's weakne

hard to believe daughter ava is 18. ava going to college, how tough will it be for you? >> why are you trying to make me cry? >> i'm a mom, too, i get it. >> i know. >> and i was inside after the red carpet and i saw ava and the whole family there supporting reese. they were incredibly proud with this new project. >> it's crazy she's already ready for college. >>> one who doesn't have to worry about college right now, kelly clarkson, her kids are still young and a handful. she might be adding another job to her busy schedule. >> hey, what's up, y'all? welcome to the kelly show. >> less than four months after that "mock" show on "ellen," "e.t." has learned kelly is working on a real daytime talk show pilot on nbc. here is what a source is telling us -- the pilot will be shot in the next few weeks. it would likely premiere in daytime starting in the fall of 2019. the project is party of kelly's overall deal with nbc, which includes her return next season on "the voice." >> i'm an awesome life coach, cheerleader, like, yeah, you can do it. >> it's undeniable that kelly's pr

sunday on oral history, we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman ava clayton. >> my interest in the agricultural committee, and even my members resistance to me. me.lly, their acceptance of and they did. i wasn't on the drafting

this sunday on oral history, we continue our series in women in congress with congresswoman ava clayton. >> my service and my members resistance to me -- finally their acceptance of me. they accepted me as their equal and their superior. it allowed me to know i can negotiate with the best of them. >> in the weeks ahead will hear from many others. watch oral history sunday at 10 am eastern on american history tv on c- span 3. >>> 70 years ago the soviet union blocked off eastern berlin. in response the western powers organize the berlin airlift. cargo planes dropped supplies into the isolated powers of the city until may 1949. next on real america, in 1962 phil document the city of berlin from the end of world war ii to the construction of the berlin wall in 1961. produced by the nato information service. this 30 minute film details the berlin airlift in the creation of the north atlantic treaty organization now called nato to defend against the soviet aggression. >> the building of roles, the erection of barb wire's, these cannot provide people. never create a prison for the human spiri

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on oral histories we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman ava clayton. >> my interests in the agriculture committee, my service in the agriculture committee, and even my members resistance to me, but finally their acceptance of me. and they did. they did. you know, i earned -- i wasn't on that drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i also made a contribution. also the acceptance of me as equal and many of them acceptance of me as their superior. allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> in the weeks ahead we'll hear from helen bentley, barbara kennelly, nancy johnson and lynn woolsley. watch oral histories, sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> up next on american history tv's reel america, a look at the push for road and highway construction in the 1950s. freedom of the american road is a half-hour ford motor company film from 1955, with opening remarks by henry ford ii, who introduces a ford company study of the nation's road problems and calls for individual citizens to h

it turned o to be a malfunctioning battery from ava . remember e-cigarettes and vapori checked baggage.d in check bag or carry on. n't take it on a carry-on bag. >>> a nasat experim set off a bomb scare in new jersey. >> a styrofoam box parachuted to the groundhere with a message for the president. >> the note on the side that says i find disturbing. references something about the president and call this number if this lands near you. >> this happened on tuesday in south unswick. the note in the book said nasa atmospheriearch instrument, not a bomb. if this lands nea wthe presiden at nasahpart of an ozone experiment and the note was written by a sntmern meant to be a joke, apparently. nasa says that person has been removed fromec the pr nasa still waiting for four more balloons to land. >> not the way it was sup.sed to just a nasa experiment. oh, well. >>> turn the plane around, a federal judge gave that order esterday after finding out a mother and daughteinvolved in an ongoing immigrationoawsu had been deported to el salva r salvador.

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ava, you are the mother of two children. have you a 5-year-old, savannah, 7-year-old dylan. as you ran through the house obviously getting them and getting the few things that you could, how did you explain this to your kids? >> i didn't have much time to say anything to them. i was starting to pack up the bags when i saw the fire coming over the ridge. so we had a little bit of time. i packed up the horses and the dogs in the meantime. then in the morning i said you just got to wake up, we have to go on a little adventure. we pulled out of the driveway, they thought they were going on a little adventure. >> how are the kids doing? >> i think they understand a little bit what it means that our house is gone since they know about fires since their dad fighting fires all over the place so they are not too unfamiliar what it can do. but it is still hard to realize that, oh, we lost this and this isn't there anymore. so we just said it's okay, we all together, we're safe. and that's it. >> it's just -- you know, as you say, it is just material things. but david, you know being o

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on "oral histories" we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman ava clayton. >> i -- my interests in the agriculture committee, my service in agriculture committee and even my members' resistance to me but finally their acceptance of me. and they did. they did. you know? i earned -- i wasn't on that drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i was on there also i made a contribution. also, the acceptance of me as an equal and many of them acceptance of me as their superior. allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> in the weeks ahead we'll hear from helen bentley, barbara kennelly, nancy johnson. watch oral histories sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >>> each week american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. next we tour the driving america exhibit at the henry ford museum in dearborn, michigan. transportation curator matt anderson shows us early vehicles made by henry ford including the model t and the stylized mustang and hear how and w

on oral histories we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman ava clayton. >> my interests in the agriculture committee, my service in the agriculture committee, and even my members resistance to me, but finally their acceptance of me. and they did. they did. you know, i earned -- i wasn't on that drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i also made a contribution. also the acceptance of me as equal and many of them acceptance of me as their superior. allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> in the weeks ahead we'll hear from helen bentley, barbara kennelly, nancy johnson and lynn woolsley. watch oral histories, sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> each week american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. we tour the driving america exhibit at the henry ford in dearborn, michigan. we'll see the sporty mustang. >> my name is matt anderson here at the henry ford and we are in the henry ford museum of american innovation in dearborn, mich

it took deliberate intervention to put someone like ava duvernay in charge of a blockbuster like a wrinkle in time. initiatives are under way in many critics' circles to at least make room at the bottom, but how long until these critics manage to clamber to the top? asians are woefully underrepresented in hollywood films but that may change this week with the release of crazy rich asians. it is the first movie to feature a largely asian cast in a contemporary story. crazy rich asians, inspired by a bestseller, tells the story of rachel, a chinese—american professor in new york who travels with her oxford—educated boyfriend to meet his family in singapore, where he was born. there she discovers to her amazement that he is singapore's most eligible bachelor and heir to a massive fortune. she thinks you're an unrefined banana — yellow on the outside, white on the inside. those are for your fingers! henry golding sees the film as breaking new ground. it really opens the idea to not only the studios, but to audience members around the world, the fact that as asians, we have typical storie

we had oneking of, of your employees on the show to talk about ava, the female ai you have been working on planning on being integrated into more of your software. -- this ai can analyze facial expressions and it can detect emotions. what is the progress? andrew: that is a customer facing application helping customers do things with our products. it's not actually built into the product. it is how we interact with our customers. the way it is designed for the processes we use it for, it is increasing customer satisfaction. we have all had interaction with chatbots, sometimes you want to find the button that gets you off of the chatbots and you just want the person,. this one, we targeted it so tightly to a problem customers were calling about, that satisfaction scores go up. that piece is working, but that is the tip of the iceberg. emily: what you think about the backlash to these ai's and that people want true human connection and they are still going to physical stores in order to get that connection even though e-commerce is booming and will continue to grow? andrew: we are automati

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on "oral histories" we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman ava clayton. >> my interest in the agriculture committee, my service and even my members' resistance to me but finally their acceptance of me. and they did. they did. you know, i earned -- i wasn't on that drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i was on there also, i made a contribution. also their acceptance of me as an equal and many of them their acceptance of me as their superior allowed me to know that i could negotiate with the best of them. >> and in the weeks ahead we'll hear from helen bentley, barbara kennelly, nancy johnson and lynn woolsey. watch "oral histories" sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. america first was a term started during the 1916 presidential election when woodrow wilson used the slogan as well as he kept us out of war. next, historians talk about how america first thinking impacted u.s. foreign policy in the cold war, between 1945 and 1968. they talk about international trade policy, the rise of anti-communism and

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avas art -- is a good place to stop. >> we are never getting to d.c. >> stuff i should have known. but us showing that we can disagree without being disagreeable. >> do you think you can take that back with you to washington? and through it all they are finding common ground. >> showing we can work together. >> whataburger unites us all. >> they arrived in nashville about 2:00 a.m. and hit the road again. by the way you just might be , hearing more from o'rourke he's thinking of running against ted cruz. so far he's not counting on support from his new republican copilot. >> this is a really good example of old-fashioned constituent service. connecting with the district. it also is something that could never have happened before facebook live. maybe in the area of digital cameras -- it's not nearly as effective as being able to stream that live take suggestions on coffee shops to visit an answer policy questions which they did not have to do but chose to do as part of their experience. this is all very positive stuff but there are limitations to our research. for that, soon as i ge

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. >> laura: the owner -- "he is survived by his sisters, ava, pictured here, and zaza, and by all humans who loved him. dexter, you will be missed and remembered with fondness and love." have you ever heard a peacock mate? the meeting sounds a peacock? -- m the mating sounds of peacocks? >> i don't want anything to do with peacocks. the best thing about dexter is now his feathers can be displayed in the foyer. go ahead. >> laura: you have an update on the straw crusade -- i hate plastic straws myself. i think paper is fine. some celebrities have made a video, of course, warning of the dire impacts of plastic straws on whales and sea life. watch. >> 500 million plastic straws are used in the country every single day. many end up in the ocean polluting water and killing sea life. >> if we don't act now, by 2050, they will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. >> do you know where that number comes from, the 500 million number? a little boy named milo, he was a 9-year-old in 2011, that a science project, he calledas around all the strong -- straw manufacturers, they gave an estimate. one

karen mathis, later president of the ava was nicknamed k.j. by her mother. why? because her mother said, no one will know if you are a man or a woman and they won't discriminate against you. but there are also stories of families that were not supportive. judge marianne friedman in new york state had female relatives in her italian-american immigrant community of buffalo who worked hard to underut her aspirations. they thought s, she said, she w being high-falutin for going on in school. in her presence one of the aunts asked, who does marianne think she is? one of the women said, there is nothing that makes me happier than scrubbing my floors and making them gleam, and that should be enough for marianne, too. but -- this is like a hollywood movie. but marianne had another aunt, and i love her because she seemed so spunky. the aunt responded to her sister, nobody wants to eat off your floor, and if marianne wants to go to law school she should go to law school because no one wants to eat off of marianne's floor either. still, as i said, issues dogged these women,

reemphasizing the fact get the full recognition -- not his word, but he said little people knew what ava clayton did in terms of black farmers or the poor in the area. but by and large i think that well ass covered me as they probably covered anyone else in the area. there were so few women in congress when you served, did it -- it you ever feel that you were not just representing your own constituents, but women in north carolina and it is the country? oh yes, yes, i did. and you begin to also feel that -- obviously your constituency comes first. you want to say that for the electorate. but when you come to this body you recognize that you cannot help your constituents unless you also help others. yourselfman, you found not only coalescing with women here, but also national groups who would bring issues to you. -- i probably had as many national organizations coming to me as i had local coming to me from my district. women, they weren't had issues that -- rather they had an auxiliary or a chapter in my state were in my district. people see you not only representing your district but als

on oral histories, we continue our series on woman in congress with former democratic congresswoman, ava clayton. >> my interest in -- my service, and even my members resistance to it. but finally, there is acceptance of me and they did. they did. you know, i always knewÃmark only because i was a ranking member. i also made a contribution. also, the acceptance of me as an equal and many acceptance of me as their superior. it allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> and the weeks ahead, we'll hear from -- barbara comella, nancy johnson, -- watch oral histories, sunday, at 10 am eastern on american history tv on cpsan three. >>> america first was a term started during the 19/16 president election when richard wilson used the slogan, as well as he kept us out of war. next, historians talk about how america first thinking impacted u.s. foreign policy in the cold war, between 1945 and 19 88. they talk about international trade policy, the rise of anti- communism, anti-conservative commentators came into prominence. the miller center and charles hill, virginia, hosted

sunday on oral history, we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman ava clayton. >> my interest in the committee and my service and even my members resistance to me, finally their acceptance of me and they did. they did. i was on that committee only because i was a ranking member. also the acceptance of me as equal, many of them accepted me as their superior allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> in the weeks ahead we will hear from: bentley, barbara --, nancy johnson and lynn wilsey. watch oral history, sunday at 10 am eastern on american history tv on c-span three. >> next on real america, from 1962 the road to the wall narrated by actor james cagney, the u. s. army film presents a critical history of soviet communism beginning with the 1905 failed revolution after the construction of the berlin wall. this half-hour film was nominated for a 1963 short subject documentary academy award.

ava did this story of selma which included lbj. the first two were pretty good. they help us. we had woody and bryan come to the library and study the role. i was really impressed with how much they immerse themselves into trying to understand lbj. i marvel at how curious they were. they want to know every facet. it showed him as an obstructionist. >> which was not true. that story seem to continue on and on as a run up to the oscars. we had entertainment tonight calling the library. like don't you have a kardashian to chase. it became a big story. that launched a debate about the responsibility the film maker has in capturing the reality of the subject in telling it accurate story. lbj is to my kids what calvin coolidge would have been to me. that's a long time to go back. >> a modern president has been treated more frequently in movies than john k. kennedy. with the volume of material does the library and foundation respond or does it have any extra traction for you when he's a subject of yet another film. >> a series of american political dynasties for cnn. that's going to

and ava duevarney did this story of selma which included lbj. the first two were pretty good, and they helped us. to your point, jeff, about hamilton shedding new light on the constitution, bringing new interest to your institution, those productions did that for lbj. and we have woody and brian come the library to study the role, and they were very -- i was really impressed with how much they immersed themselves into trying to understand lbj. i marvelled at how curious they were. they wanted to know every facet of this very complicated personality. i will tell you that i had a problem personally with "selma," because it told the story about lbj's involvement in civil rights in the wrong way. it showed him as an obstructionist on civil rights. in politico, they contested this version of events. it's funny. the news cycle today is 24 hours on a good day. it's become even less during the trump era. but that story seemed to continue on and on and on as a run up to the oscars. we had "entertainment tonight" calling the library. i was like, don't you

and it's not with her daughter ava felipe who looks so much like mama. nope, reese is sharing a secret with her fans on instagram and will t'r sing double. take a look. >> i want to introduce you to someone who has been working with me for years. this is mayor alee and she's my double. don't we look alike? >> we do. we totally look alike. >> we totally do. >> that is crazy. >> her face -- >> yeah, the smile. >> i literally thought she was in a mirror and doing it for fun until the other one talked. >> reese goes on to say that mayor alee has been by her side for five movies now including "legally blonde 2." it looks like she has fine job security. reese of course not slowing down any time soon. also busy on the highly anticipated "legally blonde 3". >> wow. that's really funny. mayor alee does all her stunts, right? >> yes. and then finally, country music has a new king. this year's highest paid country music star, according to forbes, robin, you know him, mr. luke bryan, that's right. [ applause ] he's on fire. luke pulled in $52 million last year thank

. >> alexis estÁ feliz de retomar su carrera actora ava a compartir crÉditos con angelique boyer. alexis ayala: estÁbamosya grabando. ya estaban las cÁmaras, ya estaban todo. lo que digo ahora es que lo disfruto como si fuera el primer dÍa de mi vida. no soy experto en nada. al contrario, estoy abierto a aprenderlo todo. a disfrutar como se estÁ presentando. eso es increÍble. entre a televisa, yo he hecho mi vida ahÍ hace 35 aÑos. para mÍ, televisa es mi casa. te lo juro por dios que cuando el papa vino a mÉxico querÍa bajar y besar el piso. >>el actor continÚa en terapia y confiesa que esta producciÓn ha mantenido precauciones extremas para evitar el susto. alexis ayala: hoy fue mi tercer dÍa. es increíble como la cabeza te dice una cosa, aguante bien con la caminadora y las cosas, pero la fuerza no es la misma. la condiciÓn fÍsica no es la misma. la voy a recuperar y la voy a mantener. el corazÓn es el mÚsculo mÁs importante que tenemos. si se regenera, si se empieza a formar mÁs cosas para que la sangre estÉ ahÍ corriendo y demÁs, pero si lo haces en exce

sunday on oral history, we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman ava clayton. >> my interest in the agricultural committee, and even my members resistance to me. me.lly, their acceptance of and they did. i wasn't on the drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i also made a contribution. their acceptance of me as their equal. many of them accepted me as their superior. that allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> in the weeks ahead, we will hear from others. what oral histories sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. washington journal continues. host: for another perspective on nafta and the trump administration's trade policies , we welcome back lori wallach. if you could design your own outcome from the current nafta renegotiation, what would a final deal look like in your mind? final deal would have the outsourcing incentive at the heart of nafta removed and put strong labornew, and environmental standards with swift and certain enforcement to raise wages. the goal is to get the benef

government's response, was so slow that people from the community, people from our churches, we organized care ava taking bake water, diapers, sun screen to the gulf coast of mississippi and parts of louisiana, and everybody driving over there were bush supporters. i will tell you it was especially women who were working there that were asking the questions, where -- where's the government? where's the administration? and i saw more than one or two bush bumper stickers being torn off the back of minivans that were driving water over there day in and day out. i think the border separation policy is going to have the same impact, just like you said, elyse, on a lot of women voters who are republicans, who are conservatives, who support the donald trump, who may not go out and vote for somebody that would want nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house, but they may just stay home this fall. we'll see. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we're going to hear more from jeff mason on the heels of his wide-ranging interview with the president including the president saying he has the power to run bob mueller'

. >> ava, elise. >> where are you from? >> what are the current conditions in new york. >> 83. >> and partly cloudy. >> my gosh they did great. tell you the potential for showers and thunderstorms later on here in new york city, stretching back into the plain states. we could see some flooding as well. for now it looks spectacular. the fact that it is potentially dry and it is going to remain warm across the west. unfortunately unfor the firefighters have the work cut out for them. are you guys ready? [cheering] was the barbecue amazing? [cheering] we have scotty mcceery. steve: paying off a mortgage is usually a good thing but are there sometimes when you should not? property man bob massi with advice for all homeowners with a mortgage as we head to break. ed: as we head to break, here is scotty mcceery with, feeling it. ♪ wow kaley, this is a fancy hotel. must have cost a lot. actually, i got a great deal. priceline saves you up to 60% on hotels, but that's something the hotels don't really want other guests to know. i