areas like part where they grow, in -- particularly in public education, you have kids are bored or jewish, quarter russian, what are they? word, they don't tolerate, they embrace. tolerate is a horrible word. we use that term a lot, and i think that has been the right word he used for a long time -- americans for decades tolerated diversity, and new generations embrace it. that is all they know. that is why a lot of young people are coming back to south florida. they like it. i am hopeful, but that's my personality. >> everybody, thank you so much. [applause] next, the mayor of

massachusetts talks about the challenge in dealing with illegal immigrants. immigration judges offer their thoughts on the legal process in dealing with immigration issues. later, a q&a with judge robert katzman. tonight, a debate between bill nye the science guy and author ken ham on the theory of evolution. hamm believes the bible contains an accurate history of the earth. here is a portion of that debate. inherent in this worldview is the belief that somehow know what and his family were able to build a wooden ship that would 14,000-- house individuals, there are seven kinds, and a boy and girl in

each of those, about 14,000 people. these people are unskilled, as far as anyone knows they hadn't built a wooden ship before. they had to get all of these animals on there, they had to feed them, i understand mr. hamm has some exclamations which i find extraordinary, but we can then run a test. a scientific test. people in the early 1900s built a large wooden ship, the wyoming. it was a six masted schooner. it had a motor for winching cables. this boat had great difficulty. it was not as big as the titanic but it was a long ship area it would twist in the sea. it would twist this way, this way, and this way. in all that twisting, it leaked like crazy.

the crew could not keep the ship dry, indeed it eventually foundered and sank, the loss of all 14 hands. aere were 14 crewmen aboard ship built by skilled shipwrights, they were the best in the world at wooden shipbuilding and they couldn't build a boat as big as the ark is claimed to have been. debate ofhe full evolution versus creationism tonight at 8:00 eastern. network, on the c-span at 5:30 eastern, and education summit on "bullying in schools." 8:00, evolution versus creationism. congressman james

clyburn. the author, on her book, "price of fame." 10:00, michael lewis discusses the hidden world of high-frequency stock trading. on c-span three, at 715, " american artifacts: gulf of tonkin." 8:00, president war in harding's love letters. find our television schedule at c-span.org. let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us at , www.c-span.org comments@cspan.org.

>> the mayor of lynn, massachusetts was at washington, d.c. she spoke as the center for immigration studies are about challenges with illegal immigration. the republican mayor set of the challenges include public health and crime. this is about one hour. >> no problem. i understand.

we wanted to host an event that put context into real-life ts onrs and fax -- fac to the fallout of what we have been seeing for a while in the border surge of central americans comic across south texas. what we have seen really bears out the observation that every state is now a border state and every town is a border town. one of the border towns we wanted to hear from was lynn, massachusetts which is 1500 miles from the border with mexico outside of boston and has been dealing not with the past few months but couple of years with the consequences of this growing surge of central american illegal