carol guzy, nikki kahn, and ricky carioti. [applause] many of you remember this scene on the news last year on january 12. we received word of a massive earthquake in haiti. we only had the sketchiest information that we had the understanding that any time track -- tragedy strikes in the u.s., the newspaper gets involved. >> there is a haitian proverb take to my refrigerator that says when you visit haiti, it will break your heart, and when you leave, he won't take back all the pieces. i have a web for haiti a thousand times since my first trip. nothing compared to the profound sorrow the haitians heart has to endure every day, and especially during this latest devastating tragedy. >> i don't have prepared speech, but i would like to thank everyone in this newsroom and the editors that worked with me on this. >> this is pretty amazing. two hours of sleep was a lot, because carol was always out there working and you felt guilty for sleeping. we just kept plugging away under incredible circumstances. it is a privilege to share t

this week, carol guzy, 1four-time pulitzer prize-winning photographer for "the washington post." >> carol guzy, can you remember the first time you thought about being a photographer? >> it is like it was yesterday. i had gone to nursing school in my hometown in pennsylvania. nursing did not feel quite right and i had a camera just to play with. i took a darkroom class and it was a magical experience. it was clearly a defining moment. i decided i would take the risk and try to go and study photography. >> you have won four pulitzer prizes. how often has that happened in the history of journalism? >> never, as far as i have heard. this is the first. >> what is it like winning, and how important is it for someone in your position? >> it is a prestigious honor, but it is always bittersweet, because it is for stories like the haitian earthquake. it is such a horrible disaster that your work is being honored for, so it is kind of a catch-22 situation. >> let's look at the video of you getting the award. >> so "the washington post" wins a pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. carol guzy

then q&a with author carol guzy. and again the british prime minister's questions with david cameron. >> we will be simulcasting coverage by the canadian broadcasting corporation which will provide election results and analysis and help explain the makeup of the next canadian government. that is live monday night beginning at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. now available, c-span's congressional directory, a complete guide to the first session of the 112th congress. returning house and senate members with contact information, including twitter addresses. >> whole less security secretary janet napolitano and other members of the obama administration toward alabama and mississippi today. they went to view the damage of the tornadoes last week. and to ensure the support of the federal government. afterwards, she spoke to the news media. we'll also hear from alabama senator jeff sessions, fema ugate, andeff q gq others. >> it is amazing year. the loss. [unintelligible] >> this is our neighbor. i must say, i appreciate it.

later, q&a with carol guzy. monday, michael steele, a former republican national committee chairman talks about the 2012 gop presidential field. after that, joseph boardman, president of amtrak. later, louise story of "the new york times" on the 2008 financial crisis. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> c-span's comprehensive resource on congress has new features to make it easier to find information about your elected officials. daily schedules, the full list of members, each day's committee hearings, and video of every house and senate session, and the progress of bills and notes. take a look at the new congressional chronicle at c- span.org/commerce. >> she has been promised for a year. he cannot blame the greeks. he cannot blame the last government. why does he not admit that six months of no growth is because of his decision, his chancellor's decision, and his government's decision? [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 20

carol guzy, nikki kahn and ricky carioti.plause] many of you remember the scene on the news last year in january 12th we had -- we received word of a massive earthquake in haiti. we'll be at the sketches information, but we have the understanding every time tragedy strikes haiti, the u.s. gets involved as it has for generation upon generation. the newspaper was filled with images, website and photo galleries for millions of parts. >> there is a haitian proverb that says when you visit he will break your heart and when you leave he won't take back all the pieces. i've wept for haiti a thousand times over my years in my first trip to the to value being. nothing to do for sound power of a haitian heart has to endure every day and especially during the latest devastating tragedy. >> i don't have a prepared speech, but i'd like to thank everyone in the newsroom and my six editors that work with me on this. >> this is pretty amazing. two hours of sleep is a lot because carol was always out there working and you felt guilty for slee

i am basically writing paragraphs, it just happens to be with images. >> carol guzy has won the awardist. >> the great thing about being a journalist is the variety that we get to experience some many parts of the human condition on so many different levels. >> she will talk more about her craft on sunday night on c- span's q&a. you can also download a podcast of q&a. >> now, facebook chief operating officer cheryl sandler. she talks about the evolution of social network and the impact of its 5 million users around the world pinchot also discusses its policies about privacy and -- around the world. she also discusses its policies about privacy and content. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you for joining us. the organizers thought about what would be appropriate. c-span is perfect because the audience really knows modernization. i was looking at the newspaper. over the year, the industry in the u.s. has about 40 paid readers weekdays and about 45 on sundays. facebook is a place where 500 million plus people really engage. clearly, the founder had a great idea. but what is it about f

. >> carol guzy, thank you for being here. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satelliteal captioning institute] i will never forget you. i salute you my dear friend. in the arms of the angels we shall meet someday again. >> for a dvd copy of this >> there was a joint u.s. and pakistani forces involved in the death of osama bin laden. it was about 40 miles north of oslo but. three other people were killed including the adult son of osama bin laden. >> guest:"is live in a few minutes. we will look at the president's statement. terrorist who's responsible forit was nearly 10 years ago that a bright september day was darkened by the worst attack on the american people in our history. the images of 9/11 are seared into our national memory -- hijacked planes cutting through a cloudless september sky; the twin towers collapsing to the ground; black smoke billowing up from the pentagon; the wreckage of flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania, where the actions of heroic citizens saved even more heartbreak and destruction. and yet we know that the worst images are those that were

carol -- and by the way, what is the name cuzy? >> guest: guzy, russian origin.n name way back when. c-span: carol guzy, thank you very much for joining us. >> guest: thank you so much. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ has not stopped the case challenging the presidents citizenship status. the ninth circuit court of appeals in pasadena california heard oral argument monday in drake versus obama case ? barack obama's eligibility to serve as president. why leverage a former vice presidential candidate in 2008 and former presidential candidate alan keyes are two of the lead plaintiff's. this is 50 minutes. >> i am an attorney with the united states justice foundation here to represent mr. drake and mr. robinson and those clients alone. it is the purpose for the one of two appeals combined for the hearing today to seek a cream and back so that we can separate the pursue a resolution of this issue so we can have the case ruled on the merits and various technical issues raised or issues the relate to plaintiffs. as far as my presentation, i will only be dealing with the parts of the ru

. >> carol guzy has won the award more than any other journalist. >> i think the great thing about beingtographer is that we get to experience the human condition on so many different levels. >> she'll talk more about her craft tonight on c-span's "q & a." it is one of our many signature programs at c-span.org/podcast. >> president obama has announced a number of changes to his national security team with leon panetta replacing robert gates and david petraeus to head the c.i.a. track their careers online at the c-span video library. search, watch, click, and share. it's washington your way. >> "washington journal" continues. >> eric olson is with the wood row wilson international center for scholars. welcome to the program. >> thank you. host: we will be talking about mexico's drug war and the u.s.' role in that war for the next 30 minutes. you recently returned from mexico. who did you see and who did you talk to? guest: we were there to talk to the mexican police. they are a key strategy for the government for fighting organized crime, and we were there to do interviews, talk to offici

. >> carol guzy has won the award more than any other journalist. >> great thing about being a journalist is the variety we get to experience, so many parts of the human condition on so many different levels. >> she'll talk more about her craft tonight on c-span's q&a d. you can also download a podcast of the show. it's one of our many signature programs available online at c-span.org/podcast. >> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke held the first news conference in the federal reserve's 97-year history. after a meeting with the central bank's monetary policy committee. he addressed the issue of rising gas prices and the current federal budget debate between president obama and congress. this event took place at the federal reserve's william building in washington, d.c. it's about an hour. arris -- national health care >> for the 21st century. this morning we're delighted to be hosting our latest in a series of conversations with some of america's most influential lawmakers in this instance, it's a conversation with virginia governor bob mcdonnell. mcdonnell. bob mcdonnell was sworn in a

. >> with four pulitzer prizes, carol guzy has more than any other journalists. >> we get to experiencee human experience. ,"oneght on c-span's "q&a of our signature programs available on line at c- span.org/podcast. >> former senator rick santorum on his view of foreign policy. the pennsylvania republican formed an exploratory committee. this is hosted by the ethics and policy center and is about one hour. >> welcome. thank you for coming. my name is randy and i am the program director at the ethics and public policy center. senator santorum established this program four years ago and we have featured more than 20 public events with notable speaker such as bernard lewis. the program has provided regular commentary on an -- an analysis on radical islam, religious freedom, and other challenges. this is not a new passion for the senator nor is foreign affairs a new issue for him. he served eight years on the senate armed services committee to help to modernize and strengthen our military. he served on the senate finance committee with his jurisdiction in international trade issues. he als