." >> james webb was the keynote speaker of the naval institute defense forum in washington, d.c. it talks about the consequences of military deployment to iraq and afghanistan. after the remarks, military personnel talk about the health and welfare of veterans. this is about an hour and 50 imminent them -- 50 minutes. price good morning. what a terrific turnout. . about 45 minutes. we are at the bipartisan community center that was produced to produce a bipartisan solutions to the nation's problems. i would like to introduced mr. kaine. >> thank you, michael, and good morning. we are here again, preparing for another anniversary of 9/11, preparing to mourn with the families, to look at what happened in the past, to remember, but also to look forward. part of that looking forward is to reassess what the threat is today, how we are doing. are we doing any better than we were before? has the threat changed in any way? at is what we want to talk about today. this is a very important time to reassess, to reexamine, to look at what this threat is. we have met now with all leaders of na

naval institute here is from virginia senator james webb, a former navy secretary. that is on c-span-2 at 9:00 eastern. former 9/11 commissioner leaders tom keane and lee hamilton brief reporters on the evolving terrorist threat, including homegrown networks. that is at 10:00 eastern. and right after that at 11:00, live coverage of president obama is a news conference on his new economic proposals. >> the bottom line is that we need our borders secure and we cannot afford the illegal immigration. >> it is heard arizona's economy seriously. we see the stories every day -- it has hurt arizona's economy seriously. >> fall campaign 2010 online at the c-span video library, with debates -- follow the campaign. all free. on your computer. >> a discussion of this year's races for governor, hosted by the democratic governors association. speakers include former clinton administration officials. this is about an hour. >> thank you, everyone for being here. this is the panel. we will talk about 1994 versus 2010 gubernatorial opportunities. and have a good discussion about the

once we get the james webb telescope up there, we may be able to go back to the origin of the universe. is that valuable to us as an inquisitive people? as citizens of planet earth? i think it is. that is my answer to your question. may i ask a question of dr. augustine? thank you for your steady hand throughout the years. you have heard strong opinions expressed by these american heroes. the committee that you headed contained representatives across the entire spectrum of government and aerospace. it included military as well. it included some astronauts. can you describe how this administration's plan and you can say how it has been amended as the president demanded it down at the kennedy space center, can you describe how it compares with the options that you laid out in your report? >> i would be happy to do that. we had a possibility of up to 3000 options based on the parameters we looked at. we limited it to five main options. this option 5 b is close to the one the president has proposed. there are two possible differences. one is at our option went ahead with the development of

webb. we have james p. harris and washington d.c.-based host mark levine. gonna start with you. why does it appear that the nation does not like what washington has done so far. >> let's talk first what they do like. the reason they like financial reform is they know republicans and bush and congress allowed big banks to have a great party and all of us woke up with a hangover. they don't want it to happen again. for the same reason they don't want the bailout supported by both republicans, bush and obama even though they were absolutely necessary, without them we would have had the great depression. healthcare they're waiting to see if it works. 40% supported everything the president dozen. the other 20% says wait until it works and some of these things take time. >>don't you think perhaps what's at play is american people are smart and realize washington has completely overreached and stuck their hand in our pocket and we don't overlike it. >> pretty well said. what do i say now? mark is dreamin'. you must be sleepin' and dreamin'. american people rammed

. >> they hear from james webb, a former navy secretary. that is on c-spa 2. live coverage of president obama's conference on economic proposals. >> 1971 but rules for radicals but it is done this as a blueprint for bringing about social change. >> he defies all the serious types of rabble-rousers'. >> he spent 10 years working for alinsky. he writes about his experiences in "radical." >> more coverage now of the recent public policy conference and new mexico state university. speakers include the president of the federal reserve and bank of kansas city. the event is hosted by a former senator. this is a little less than an hour. >> they are extremely important to the grassroots development the. it is my pleasure that you also served on the board. they served on the board at the denver office of th i also want to make a note. this is the first time ever spoke before two other prominent senators prepare -- if only get better from years of the one it to tell you. to the president and new mexico state, thank you for welcoming me here. i much appreciated. i want t