mrs. pelosi: i think he's doing great. i think president biden is one of the best presidents in recent history, for decades. nobody has accomplished more since lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. whether it's our rescue package to rescue our country from the covid and the rest, whether it's our infrastructure bill to build the country with good paying jobs, whether it's the science and chips initiative to take us into the future, whether it's ira, which is just remarkable to recognize the challenge of the climate crisis and to address it significantly in a bigger way than we ever have, a bigger way than anyone ever has, but recognizing more needs to be done. and at the same time, recognizing our men and women in uniform and our commitment to them. francine: speaker, is it frustrating actually that he has achieved a lot on paper, but he doesn't always seem to get the recognition from voters? mrs. pelosi: it is. it's sometimes hard to understand, but we don't agonize, we organize. we just said this is -- please understand,

mrs. pelosi: that's up to them.rancine: so, closer, actually relationship with the us so that maybe it becomes a better working relationship also economically? mrs. pelosi: our trade deficit with china is an immorality. when you see the fuss that was made long time ago about japan was like 2 to 1, almost 3 to 1, sometimes, of their imports into our country versus our exports to theirs. with china, it's more than double that. and it's -- when i first started criticizing china about the three areas i said, the trade deficit was $5 billion a year. and people said to me, "oh, you can't make a fuss over that because the peaceful evolution is going to lead to -- that trade is going to lead to this, that, and the other thing." well, now the trade deficit with china is not $5 billion a year. it's $5 billion a week. and we gave it to them. they use that money for their foreign exchange, to go into other countries, buy up support, and the rest of that. and we were accomplices to that. and i've always criticized our policy tow

mrs. pelosi: that's up to them.ncine: so, closer, actually relationship with the us so that maybe it becomes a better working relationship also economically? mrs. pelosi: our trade deficit with china is an immorality. when you see the fuss that was made long time ago about japan was like 2 to 1, almost 3 to 1, sometimes, of their imports into our country versus our exports to theirs. with china, it's more than double that. and it's -- when i first started criticizing china about the three areas i said, the trade deficit was $5 billion a year. and people said to me, "oh, you can't make a fuss over that because the peaceful evolution is going to lead to -- that trade is going to lead to this, that, and the other thing." well, now the trade deficit with china is not $5 billion a year. it's $5 billion a week. and we gave it to them. they use that money for their foreign exchange, to go into other countries, buy up support, and the rest of that. and we were accomplices to that. and i've always criticized our policy towar

mrs. pelosi: that's up to them.rancine: so, closer, actually relationship with the us so that maybe it becomes a better working relationship also economically. mrs. pelosi: our trade deficit with china is an immorality. when you see the fuss that was made long time ago about japan was like 2 to 1, almost 3 to 1, sometimes, of their imports into our country versus our exports to theirs. with china, it's more than double that. and it's -- when i first started criticizing china about the three areas i said, the trade deficit was $5 billion a year. and people said to me, "oh, you can't make a fuss over that because the peaceful evolution is going to lead to that, trade is going to lead to this, that and the other thing." well, now the trade deficit with china is not $5 billion a year. it's $5 billion a week. and we gave it to them. they use that money for their foreign exchange to go into other countries, buy up support, and the rest of that. and we were accomplices to that. and i've always criticized our policy toward

mrs. pelosi: that's up to them.e: so, closer, actually relationship with the us so that maybe it becomes a better working relationship also economically. mrs. pelosi: our trade deficit with china is an immorality. when you see the fuss that was made long time ago about japan was like 2 to 1, almost 3 to 1, sometimes, of their imports into our country versus our exports to theirs. with china, it's more than double that. and it's -- when i first started criticizing china about the three areas i said, the trade deficit was $5 billion a year. and people said to me, "oh, you can't make a fuss over that because the peaceful evolution is going to lead to that, trade is going to lead to this, that and the other thing." well, now the trade deficit with china is not $5 billion a year. it's $5 billion a week. and we gave it to them. they use that money for their foreign exchange to go into other countries, buy up support, and the rest of that. and we were accomplices to that. and i've always criticized our policy toward china

mrs. pelosi: when people ask me, "are you afraid of what might happen?", "no, because of the goodness of the american people, the strength of our democracy, we will prevail."

bay area visit began in sfo where mr.iden was treated by his longtime friend, former speaker p nancy pelosi, and san francisco mayor london breed. mr. biden traveled to marina greens, that altered the fundraisers be a motorcade. as for the demonstrators, it appears the president never even heard them, as they were marching down pacific . i saw what appeared to be the president's motorcade a long block away and on the move. president biden at the fairmount tonight, his evening over, but his fundraising is not. tomorrow, he will be down in los altos hill at a fundraiser were to get started 6600 and go up to $100,000 each. in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> also tonight, a much needed break from all that rain and wind. this is a live look across the bay area. skies are actually clear, and they are calm, and the roads have mostly dried out. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i think we have earned sunshine around here. >> it's been a long past couple of days without rainfall. on stormra

bay area visit began in sfo where mr. biden was treated by his longtime friend, former speaker p nancy pelosi, and san francisco mayor london breed. mr. biden traveled to marina greens, that altered the fundraisers be a motorcade. as for the demonstrators, it appears the president never even heard them, as they were marching down pacific . i saw what appeared to be the president's motorcade a long block away and on the move. president biden at the fairmount tonight, his evening over, but his fundraising is not. tomorrow, he will be down in los altos hill at a fundraiser were to get started 6600 and go up to $100,000 each. in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> also tonight, a much needed break from all that rain and wind. this is a live look across the bay area. skies are actually clear, and they are calm, and the roads have mostly dried out. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i think we have earned sunshine around here. >> it's been a long past couple of days without rainfall. on storm

the san francisco event will be co-hosted by former house speaker nancy pelosi before the bay area, mrpaign event. so far, the president has outraised donald trump by about $13 million, coming up, former nba star charles barkley doubles down on his disparaging comments about san francisco, what he said that had draymond green and others standing up for the city by the bay. also had the new drug developed here in the bay area. that could be life changing for those with severe food allergies . plus, lawmakers say federal health officials are to blame for an uptick in vaccine hesitancy across the country. >> i'm mike emanuel in washington. i've got the details g democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm ad

before the bay area, mr. biden will be in los angeles for a campaign event.he president has outraised donald trump by about $13 million. >> us presidential hopeful nikki haley is making a final push in her home state, ahead of south carolina's republican presidential primary on saturday. today, the former south carolina governor addressed voters in camden. donald trump has remained popular in south carolina. even so, haley is working to win over support, making the case that she is the best candidate to defeat president biden in the general election. >> in every one of the polls, trump loses, dividing by five points by seven points on his best day. its margin of error. i'm in every one of those same general election polls, and i defeat joe biden by up to 71 points. >> after the south carolina primary on saturday, haley says she will head next to michigan regardless of the primary's outcome. tomorrow >> so is the last day to register to vote for the primary in california on march 5th, all registered voters in california will receive a mail ballot. those who mi

before the bay area, mr. biden will be in los angeles for a campaign event. so far, the president has outraised donald trump by about $13 million, president hopeful nikki haley making a final push in her home state ahead of south carolina's republican presidential primary set for saturday. >> today, the former south carolina governor addressed voters in camden. donald trump has remained quite popular, though. in south carolina since his 2016 primary win in the state. even so, haley is working to win over his support, making the case that she is the best candidate to defeat president biden in the general election. >> in every one of the polls, trump loses to biden by five points by seven points on his best day. its margin of error. i'm in every one of those same general election polls, and i defeat joe biden by up to 714 points this after the south carolina primary on saturday. >> haley says she will next head to michigan regardless of the primaries outcome tomorrow is the last day to register to vote for california primary on march 5th. >> all registered vote

a former house speaker, nancy pelosi, now before the bay area. mr.set to attend a campaign event in los angeles. so far, the president has outraised donald trump by about $13 million. republican presidential candidate nikki haley is making a final push for support in her home state of south carolina. early voting is already underway, and voters go to the polls on saturday. she held a rally in the city of camden yesterday. donald trump has remained popular in south carolina since his 2016 primary win in the state. still, haley is working to win support and making the case she is the best candidate to defeat president biden in the general election. >> in every one of the polls, trump loses divided by five points by seven points on his best day. its margin of error. when i'm in every one of those same general election polls and i defeat joe biden by up to 17 points. >> haley says no matter who wins the south carolina primary, she will head to michigan to campaign. and today's. the last day to register to vote for california's primary on march 5th. all r

mr. krishnamoorthi: yes. we plan the visit. we have to time the visit properly. as you know a new president has been elected. so i think it's only appropriate that we meet with the new president and we talk about how do we move forward under his administration. >> bill bishop, who i'm sure most if not all the people in this room read, recently actually suggested that taiwan should have taken out a super bowl ad to make the case for why americans should care about the island. what do you think of that? just a broader idea of taiwan needing to make its case more to the american public? mr. krishnamoorthi: here's what you see in the polling. the polling the majority of american people believe that the chinese communist party and the government of china are a potential threat. also a majority feel that there is a better than 50-50 chance that the u.s. and china may go to war in the next 10 years. but the vast majority of americans, republicans, democrats, independents want us to avert war. they want us to do everything in our power to tamp down the possibility of war

mr. krishnamoorthi: yes. we plan the visit. we have to time the visit properly. as you know a new president has been elected. so i think it's only appropriatw president and we talk about how do we move forward under his administration. >> bill bishop, who i'm sure most if not all the people in this room read, recently actually suggested that taiwan should have taken out a super bowl ad to make the case for why americans should care about the island. what do you think of that? just a broader idea of taiwan needing to make its case more to the american public? mr. krishnamoorthi: here's what you see in the polling. the polling the majority of american people believe that the chinese communist party and the government of china are a potential threat. also a majority feel that there is a better than 50-50 chance that the u.s. and china may go to war in the next 10 years. but the vast majority of americans, republicans, democrats, independents want us to avert war. they want us to do everything in our power to tamp down the possibility of war, and on that particular n

why was jim jordan and mr. banks excluded. why wasn't their cross-examination? why wasn't ms. pelosi who is in charge of security, along with the sergeant of arms, why wasn't she cross-examined? why was ray epps and other people seen as courting people in? there are a lot of questions. but the question we have here is those were just diversions. the question we have here is on mr. mayorkas, secretary mae arcus and whether he is fit for the job. what really baffles me, mr. thompson, i think you said get more resources as if that's a reason. the problem at the border is it doesn't have resources. if secretary mayorkas is not going to let the border patrol do their job, why would you give him more money? that's just not going to do it. you would agree with that. money will not cure this. you mentioned electronic devices. it's only under this president that we opened our borders up to anybody from any country, anywhere in the world. it's because of this administration. and to compare donald trump's -- i heard mention of 700, a number with him compared to the 12 to 15 million we ha

after landing in the bay area this afternoon, mr. biden is expected to attend two campaign events in san francisco. one is co-hosted by speaker emeritus nancy pelosi tomorrow in the southwest hills for another fund raiser. tickets for the los altos hills event range from $6600 to $100,000. the president will then head back to the white house. >>> president biden will be adding northern california's contributions to a very big war chest. scott mcgrew continues our coverage. >> political campaigns of all shapes and sizes are required to file financial reports with the federal elections commission. the latest shows as you point out president biden quite a bit ahead of his presumed challenger donald trump. the latest data filed shows biden's campaign has $56 million on hand. former president trump a little bit more than 30 million. the campaign funds are separate from political action committee funds and pac funds which the candidates legally have no control over. trump, of course, has been spending money that biden doesn't have to. bide

reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: it's a conversation we'll have to have as part of a family discussion and we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: we have to evaluate the substance of the legislation before we decide the best procedural course of action. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: republicans overall have failed on the question of the state and local tax deduction. let's remember how this journey started. 2017, republicans controlled the presidency, the house and the and their signature piece of legislation that year was the g.o.p. tax scam. where 83% of the benefits went to the wealthiest 1% in america and they saddled hardworking american families with $2 trillion worth of debt so they can subsidize the lifestyles of the wealthiest amongst us who weren't even necessarily asking for those dramatic tax cuts, and in the process of passing the g.o.p. tax scam, republicans detonated the state and local tax deduction which hurt middle class families and re

reporter: [indiscernible] mr.effries: it's a conversation we'll have to have as part of a family discussion and we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: we have to evaluate the substance of the legislation before we decide the best procedural course of action. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: republicans overall have failed on the question of the state and local tax deduction. let's remember how this journey started. 2017, republicans controlled the presidency, the house and the senate. and their signature piece of legislation that year was the g.o.p. tax scam. where 83% of the benefits went to the wealthiest 1% in america and they saddled hardworking american families with $2 trillion worth of debt so they can subsidize the lifestyles of the wealthiest amongst us who weren't even necessarily asking for those dramatic tax cuts, and in the process of passing the g.o.p. tax scam, republicans detonated the state and local tax deduction which hurt middle class families

mr. speaker, i rise today in memory of paul emstrand, paul was killed earlier this month in the line of duty alongside officer matthew rugge and firefighter paramedic adam finseth. paul lived in chaska, but his story began in isanti county. a senior class president and a member of the law enforcement club, he impressed his classmates with his strong character of ethical integrity, his generosity, and his sense of humor. among those classmates was his wife, cindy, who he met in kindergarten and began dating in high school. together they shared two children, a 2-year-old and a 5-month-old. at 27 years old, his life was cut tragically short. paul, matthew and adam were killed trying to save seven children barricaded in a burnsville home with an armed man, an act of heroism and sacrifice beyond measure. we were privileged to have paul as a member of our community and as a neighbor and a friend. to cindy and his children and all who loved him, paul will never be forgotten, nor will matthew or

the san francisco event will be co-hosted by former house speaker nancy pelosi before the bay area, mrden will be in los angeles for a campaign event. so far, the president has outraised donald trump by about $13 million. >> time is now 445 republican presidential candidate nikki haley is making a final push to get support in her home state of south carolina. now the early balloting has begun and voters go to the polls saturday. nikki haley held a rally in the city of camden, camden, south carolina. donald trump is still popular in that state since his 2016 primary victory there. still, nikki haley is trying to win support in making the case she is the best candidate to defeat president biden in the general election. >> in every one of the polls, trump loses, dividing by five points by seven points on his best day. its margin of error. i'm in every one of those same general election polls, and i defeat joe biden by up to 70 points. now, nikki haley says no matter who wins the south carolina primary, she she will go to michigan to campaign on. >> today is the last day to register to vot

why was jim jordan and mr. banks excluded? why wasn't he cross-examination. why wasn't ms. pelosi, who was in charge of security along with the sergeant at arms? why wasn't she there? why was ray epps and other people seen escorting people in? there are a lot of questions. but the question we have here is those were just diversions. questions we got here is on mr. mayorkas. secretary mayorkas, whether he's fit for the job. and what really baffles me, mr. thompson, i think you said give more resources as if that's a -- reason -- problem we have at the border is because they haven't had resources. if secretary mayorkas is not going to let the border patrol do their job, why would you give them more money? they are just not going to do it. you would agree with that, money's not going to cure this you mentioned electronic devices. it's only under this president that had we opened our borders up to anybody from any country anywhere in the world. it's because of this administration. to compare donald trump's i think i heard mention of 700 -- a number with him. compared to the 12

. >>> first, the president, mr. biden back in the bay area raising money for his re-election bid. he walked down the steps of "air force one" greeted by nancy pelosi, peninsula congressman kevin mullin, and san francisco mayor london breed. he came in from l.a.x. after landing, the president boarded "marine one" with congresswoman pelosi and headed for the marina green is san francisco. pelosi is cohosting one of two campaign events the president is attending tonight. at marina green, the presidential motorcade was waiting to drive him to his various events. a lot of temporary rolling street closures in the path of that motorcade. the first fund-raiser in pacific heights cohosted by the getty family as well. police were prepping the streets throughout the day, putting up barriers and extra security, with protests planned for the president's arrival. [ crowd chanting ] >> this protest demanding mr. biden take action over the conflict in gaza, at least more action. protesters are on the move now to pacific heights. nbc tara mcsweeney is following the president and joins us now. terr

the san francisco event will be co-hosted by former house speaker nancy pelosi., before the bay area, mr. biden is set to attend a campaign event in los angeles. now, so far, the president has outraised donald trump by about $13 million. meantime, republican presidential candidate nikki haley is making a final push for support in her home state of south carolina. early balloting is already underway, and voters go to the polls on saturday, she held a rally in the city of camden yesterday. donald trump has remained popular in south carolina since his 2016 primary win in the state. still haley is working to win support and making the case she is the best candidate to defeat president biden in the general election. >> in every one of the polls, trump loses dubai by five points by seven points on his best day. its margin of error. i'm in every one of those same general election polls, and i defeat joe biden by up to 17 points. >> well, haley says no matter who wins the south carolina primary, she will head to michigan to campaign. >> happening today, it's the last day

mr. aguilar: democrats also believe in on-the-job training. that's clearly where speaker johnson is right now. you have to be able to do two things as once. nancy pelosi did 12 things. i understand doing two is hard for him. but that's what the job entails. we have to if he cuss -- we have multiple -- we have to focus. we have multiple priorities. the appropriations committee should be working on. they have their numbers. they should be marking up those bills. we still have ample time on the floor this week and in two weeks. that we can take up a national security supplemental if the speaker was truly intent on delivering this. for what we are finding out is he wants to carry donald trump's water. we have to do multiple things at once here. he's shown incapable of that. reporter: if i could follow up on new york 3 anti-immigration of that and tom suozzi's message. are there lessons democrats can take from that going into the fall? or was that election too unique to draw lessons from? mr. aguilar: on the immigration frame, we read articles, we

the event in san francisco will be cohosted by former speaker of the house nancy pelosi. the fundraiser is thursday, february 22nd and it will be hosted by bob cline. tickets for that los altos hills event range from $6,600 to $100,000. >>> also this evening renewed questions about san francisco's policy on following suspects. they come after newly released video shows officers let two robbery suspects essentially get away. this happened back in september but the video was just posted today on social media. you can see the black suv on the right side of your screen which appears to be the get away car. a police cruiser pulls up behind it. then, the suspect stood out of the building, run out of there. jump into the get away car. and, drive away. the police car stays on the scene. sfpd says the officer's body cam video shows the officer pulled his weapon and called for the driver of the get away car to stop. we requested a copy of this video. >> we see a police response that i think our average person in san francisco, most of my constituents would say is not great. >> the

after landing in the bay area this afternoon, mr.iden is expected to attend two campaign events in san francisco, one co-hosted by speaker emerita nancy pelosi, and tomorrow in los altos hills. tickets range from $6,600 to $100,000. the president will then head back to the white house. >>> new developments this morning surrounding the prison death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny after the arrest of an american ballerina. alice barr joins us from washington. she's following the developments on both fronts. let's talk about navalny's mother taking legal action, she wants to retrieve her son's body. >> reporter: it's important to remember the human element at the heart of this, alexei navalny's mother has been trying to bring her son's body home since saturday. there is now a court hearing scheduled for march 4th to try to get that done. navalny's team says his mother has yet to learn the location of her son's body following his death last week in a russian prison. still not known, navalny's exact cause of death. russian aut

one is hosted by speaker emerita nancy pelosi. tomorrow he'll be in los altos hills for another fundraiser. tickets range from $6,600 to $100,000. the president will then head back to the white house. >>> new developments this morning surrounding the prison death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny, as white house leaders react to news of the arrest in russia of an american ballerina. "today in the bay"'s alice barr joins us live, following the developments on both fronts. alice, his mother is taking legal action and wants to retrieve her son's body. >> reporter: it's worth remembering in those terms, we are talking about the history of alexei navalny, who has been trying since saturday to bring her son's body home and has not been able to. there is a court hearing scheduled for march 4th to try to make that case. navalny's team says the mother has not been able to learn the location of her son's body following his death last week in a russian prison. still not known, navalny's exact cause of death. russian authorities are

one of them is co-hosted by speaker emerita nancy pelosi. then on thursday, he's going to head to los altos hills for another fund-raiser. tickets for that los altos hills event range from $6,600 to $100,000. after that, president biden will be heading back to the white house. >>> well, have you voted yet? two weeks from tomorrow is the california primary, and here's something that doesn't happen very often. a senate seat is up for grabs in california. tomorrow the final debate before the primary. 27 names on that ballot for california senator, but only the top four candidates will be at that debate. representatives adam schiff and katie porter from southern california. representative barbara lee from oakland. and former baseball star steve garvey, who is the only prominent republican on the ballot. and they are literally setting the stage down in southern california. the debate is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. at universal studios in hollywood. our sister station, nbc los angeles, is hosting the debate. one of the moderator, the chief political rep

the event in the city will be hosted by the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi.hosted by klein. the tickets will range from cystic 6600 to $1000. >>> tonight, two men have been charged in connection to several apple store robberies in the east bay. this video went viral, thieves snatching iphones at the emeryville iphone store. pamela price announced two men face a combined 24 counts. >>> the search of chp officers in oakland are gone for now. does that according to governor newsom, who says he is committed to addressing crime in that area. this comes after 120 chp officers hit the streets last week in the east bay. they made more than 70 arrest, recovered 145 stolen vehicles, but not everyone is happy about the state's reinforcement, and advocacy groups say all the governor is doing is increasing mass incarceration and racial injustice, without making the city safer. today, he responded that the state is tackling root causes to crime in other areas, but says he has no plans to end the patrols. >> we will still be doing unannounced searches, mark my words, i have

the event in the city will be hosted by the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. it will be hosted by klein. the tickets will range from cystic 6600 to $1000. >>> tonight, two men have been charged in connection to several apple store robberies in the east bay. this video went viral, thieves snatching iphones at the emeryville iphone store. pamela price announced two men face a combined 24 counts. >>> the search of chp officers in oakland are gone for now. does that according to governor newsom, who says he is committed to addressing crime in that area. this comes after 120 chp officers hit the streets last week in the east bay. they made more than 70 arrest, recovered 145 stolen vehicles, but not everyone is happy about the state's reinforcement, and advocacy groups say all the governor is doing is increasing mass incarceration and racial injustice, without making the city safer. today, he responded that the state is tackling root causes to crime in other areas, but says he has no plans to end the patrols. >> we will still be doing unannounced searches, mark my w

he will still be involved witness the fact he is here today and thank you so much, mr. the speaker who first brought cheryl johnson to us, nancy pelosi, one of the most consequential figures of all time served as the 52nd speaker of the house making history as the first woman to serve as the speaker of the house and under her leadership, the house and acted the american recovery and reinvestment act. the affordable care act, just a few highlights. confronted with the loss and the majority and minority leader pelosi invested in the next generation of leaders. we are grateful, speaker pelosi for you to be here and so, here is the plan, congressman carter, you should realize this. congressman carter will start because you have known cheryl the longest. as you finish, you will turn to speaker mccarthy who will then turn to speaker pelosi who will then turn it back to me. i will talk about our honoree, our award and all the speakers will come and join me in making the presentation. congressman carter. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. welcome to this incredible opportuni

mr. feenstra: it's a huge deal. in the u.k. they are doing individual trade agreements on ag with kansas and other states. i just wish our federal government was a little more engaged. secretary vilsack: we are engaged. it's not just trade agreements. it's breaking down barriers. i mentioned this earlier. a lot of trade wins have occurred. don't get the headlines but they have occurred. we have $21 billion of trade wins in the last three years. the other issue is china. let's be honest about this -- >> you can continue watching this hearing on our free mobile app, c-span now, as we take you live to the floor of the house where today members will work on legislation related to liquefied natural gas exmortgages. and a bill to raise the cap on state and local tax deductions. you are watching live coverage on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: will you pray with me. merciful god, your word is rich with p

mr.nson gained attention during the speakerphone by presiding over the chamber while members struggled to elect a speaker. the budget director provides the economic outlook. and on thursday, the foreign affairs committee will hear comments. watch this week, live on this network or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. headed over to c-span.org for information or watch live on demand at any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage coming can find it anytime online. markers guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlight. these markers appear on the right hand side of years. it makes it easy to get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through. >> in the weeks that lie ahead, the famous influential men in the occupy both seats and will have a lot to say about the society in which we live today. >> saturdays on free to choose. mr. friedman coproduced the series with rose friedman and it first aired on public

mr.on gained attention during the speakerphone by presiding over the chamber while members struggled to elect a speaker. the budget director provides the economic outlook. and on thursday, the foreign affairs committee will hear comments. watch this week, live on this network or on c-span now, r free mobile video app. headed over to c-span.org for information or watch live on demand at any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage coming can find it anytime online. markers guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlight. these markers appear on the right hand side of years. it makes it easy to get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through. >> in the weeks that lie ahead, the famous influential men in the occupy both seats and will have a lot to say about the society in which we live today. >> saturdays on free to choose. mr. friedman coproduced the series with rose friedman and it first aired on public tele