publisher of ,onservative black should.com crystal) the energy issues, and the keystone pipeline with michael levy, author of "the power surge." >> when the attorney general r remy in california after the extradition, he indicated that he wanted the death penalty on each of the three charges. he wanted the death penalty three times. made me realize how serious they were. it made me realize that it wasn't about me, because i could be killed three times. it was about the construction of this imaginary enemy, and i was the embodiment of that enemy. >> she wasn't that interested in talking about what ha

with michael levi. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, on c-span. >> there will be very different impacts, depending on who you are. averages will not tell the story. the young and healthy will see big increases. in some cases, our survey says 200%. the number for illinois is 197. very close. sharp premium increases. others will get relative decreases. you just don't want to rely on an average. there is not a single number that will tell you the story about the implementation. a bit of get quite impact and some a lot less. >> this weekend on c-span, the impact of the new healthcare insurance premiums. sunday night at 9:00 eastern. also this weekend on book tv, pulitzer prize-winning author rick atkinson, live sunday afternoon. on american history's

my name is michael levy and i am the founder of pet food express and i would like to tell you basically about three things, my story, how we differ from traditional formula retail and why we are looking at lumbard street all of this time. >> i started in 1976 as a dog trainer while i was going to city college, part time as a dog train and her dropped out of city college, much to the shagrin, of my mother and became a full time dog trainer n 1980, i released a store on west portal avenue, and it was primarily a dog training location, which sold a little bit of product. over time, i increased the amount of product in there and expanded from just dogs to having a few supplies for cats as well. and in 1986, i took back that store and went full time into retail. and the... i want to expand the company further at that point so i decided to do the delivery service, and i had van and i went out to people's homes and delivered products. in 1987 i changed it to pet food express to go with the delivery concept. opened a second store on 19th avenue in 1989 and again a small store, and then opened a

including hydraulic fracturing in the keystone xl pipeline with michael levi. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the profile and courage award is prevented -- is prevented each year at the john f. kennedy library in boston. this year is gabrielle giffords. i'll hunt introduces caroline kennedy, who presents the award to ms. givers. this is 15 minutes. >> we have a high-powered committee. there are senators and house members and democrats and republicans and some of the greatest warriors. even newspaper editors. all of us know who our leader is. she inherited her father's and mother's intelligence, charm, grace and diplomacy. the heart and soul of this magnificent place and this marvelous award, caroline kennedy. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, al. i thought ken would introduce me. that was so much nicer. thank you all for coming. this is always a special day for my family and the kennedy library to commemorate my father's birthday and honor those with the virtue -- courage. we also remember his death. our family is still suffering fro

michael levy joining us here in washington. thank you for being with us. guest:thank you. >> on the next "washington journal" jonathan strong and the republican strategy in congress. and, the democrat's plans. then the director of transportation for america talks about how the federal government judges the safety for bridges and funding for repairs and upkeep. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, a conversation with chief justice sonia sotomayor. after that, a panel on the relationship between religious belief in human rights legislation. later, "q&a." >> we are debating what the first broadband era land should look like. that is a hard question. there is an tricky but important issues to address. >> it is not like the new chairman will walk in on a friday, there are a series of complicated orders that need to go out area as i have said will be the auction most complex in world history. the chairman is absolutely right. and the of the world wireless space are looking at the u.s. to see how we handle this. former sec commissioners on the upcom

host: our guest is michael levi.enior the keys on the senior counsel of foreign relations pekin's and send e- mail or join us on our social media -- you can send us an e- mail or join us on social media. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to mention to this gentleman that i think the lack of refineries in this country is a big thing. that is all due to .nvironmentalists we cannot get along without oil. everything you look at is made from oil. warming, this global -- host: there is this on global climate change -- guest: 96 refinery peace first. you do not but while in your tank, you put gasoline in. at a minimum we need that trend information sharing so we do not have the simultaneous refinery outages like we have had a lead in recent weeks. on climate change we face large risks. there have been large global temperature increases in the last 100 years. i will not say we can protect the future with certainty. the global climate system is extraordinarily complex. what you see when you look out at the mode

. >> reporter: bay area pet chain express michael levy says in the past year, his stores have increasedthe number of chicken jerky products made in the u.s. from u.s. chickens. >> there was even one which is antibiotic free. >> reporter: but levy says the store still carries the brand of treats made in china. you didn't get rid of all your chicken jerky treats from china. >> correct. we still have a demand because of price. we have not had any issues in the past year at all. on average 45 stores. >> reporter: he says his store posted signs for years to let customers know about any concerns with products. >> we really think of them as our children and they can't speak to us. we have to look out for them. >> reporter: rachel has shared her story with filmmakers for a new documentary on the pet food industry. until the treat makers or the fda come up with answers about what killed her dog, she says she and other pet owners will keep pressing for change. >> my biggest piece of advice is to become educated and know what you're buying as best as you can and when in doubt, don't buy it. >> rep

host: our guest is michael levi. he is the senior the keys on the senior counsel of foreign relations pekin's and send e- mail or join us on our social media -- you can send us an e- mail or join us on social media. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to mention to this gentleman that i think the lack of refineries in this country is a big thing. that is all due to environmentalists. we cannot get along without oil. everything you look at is made from oil. as far as this global warming, host: there is this on global climate change -- guest: 96 refinery peace first. you do not but while in your tank, you put gasoline in. at a minimum we need that trend information sharing so we do not have the simultaneous refinery outages like we have had a lead in recent weeks. on climate change we face large risks. there have been large global temperature increases in the last 100 years. i will not say we can protect the future with certainty. the global climate system is extraordinarily complex. what you see when you

, crystal) the energy issues, and the keystone pipeline with michael levy, author of "the power surge." >> when the attorney general r remy in california after the extradition, he indicated that he wanted the death penalty on each of the three charges. he wanted the death penalty three times. made me realize how serious they were. it made me realize that it wasn't about me, because i could be killed three times. it was about the construction of this imaginary enemy, and i was the embodiment of that enemy. >> she wasn't that interested in talking about what happened. the crime, the applications of being chased by the fbi. she was not the love story. she was a interest in talking about it. she was also one of those people you do not go to directly. i was trying to get to her directly. i figured out that there were very important people in her life, and i chipped away at the people she knew and trusted. , was able to get them involved and month and see my previous work. slowly, she came around. she agreed to meet me. >> no maker on the life on angela davis, sunday 8:00. a form from the 6

then we will have a discussion about america's energy with michael levy of the council of foreign relations

then we will have a discussion about america's energy with michael levy of the council of foreign relations. we'll take a look at the papers and take your phone calls as well on "washington nasa of others talk about the program. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] and ben bernanke. >> nasa officials speak of the future of the space program and efforts. this is about one hour. >> good morning again. moreully i and sounding mille coherent now that i've had time to slow down. our second session is an exciting one. we are discussing human robotic recursive missions. precursor missions. speciald to do a nova to cover the boston bombing. we apologize to everybody here. i ensure dan will do a fabulous job. i'm really excited about this panel. i will leave it to you to introduce her panelist. spicy but very much. -- thank you very much. >> i am pleased to be here today to do the human robotics precursor discussion. william. we have director of the human exploration operation mission directory. to my rate we have john. -- t

then the keystone pipeline with michael levi. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, president obama delivering the weekly address. he talks about jobs and the address. sean parnel delivers the republican address. he focuses on energy and roduction. >> hi, everybody. we have been fighting back. thanks to the grit and determination of the american people, our businesses have now created seven million new jobs over the past 38 months. an auto industry flat lining is now the heartbeat of american manufacturing with americans buying more cars than we have in five years. within the next few months, we are projected to begin producing more of our own crude oil at home than we buy from other countries. the first time that has happened in 16 years. deficits that were growing for years are now shrinking for the first time in decades. the price of house -- housing is lowering, too. sales are rising, foreclosures desline kleining, construction expanding, and home prices rising at the fastest rate in nearly seven years are helping a lot of families bre

. >> reporter: this week, new york city's mayor, michael bloomberg proposed a $20 billion plan to build flood walls, leviesand upgrade the building code. new york suffered $19 million post sandy. and bloomberg is saying a similar storm could cost five times that. $90billion. >> we can do-nothing and expose ourselves to an increasing frequency of sandy-like storms. we could abandoned the waterfront, or we can make the investments necessary to build a strong, more resilient new york. >> 2012 was the second costliest year, the first 2005. the year of hurricane katrina. >>> all right. and another disturbance could be heading into the gulf. >> exactly. a 30% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours. we're going to monitor that. it is that time of the year. close to home here, charlie. this is right now. we have showers and thunderstorms to the south of us. i'm not going to rule out the chance for a pop up thunderstorm and to come in here during the morning hours. mainly into the afternoon. to the west, again, around the central part of the national severe weather. and the potential for that as

. >> new york city mayor michael bloomberg wants to create a flood walls, levies and other measures tootect storm all our areas in new york. it's asking for $20 billion to do it. blumberg's for what it pays proposal includes new standards for new construction and infrastructure, as well as ways to strengthen coastal defenses, utilities, fuel and fuel supplies, transportation and telecommunications. the move comes nearly eight months after superstar sandy roared ashore killing 43 in new yorkers, damaging hundreds of homes and devastating force of the state's coastline. >> a six-pack of beer tastes the same no matter what state you drink again. but the price you pay can vary. in tennessee, you'll face 66¢ toward state beer taxes per six-pack. but right next door in missouri, the tax drops to mere pennies. state with a highest their tax include alaska, alabama and georgia. here in california, the state tax manufactures and distributes 20¢ per gallon of beer sold. if you're really wants a drink on the cheap, headed to wyoming. the cowboys stayed at the lowest taxes. and they have not been

michael. >> we have to take a break, coming up the post game report from tv's andy levy.ks. >> tucker was asking me if i had ever been to your apartment? anyway. >> it's private. >> what's that? >> nope. >> why don't you have people over, andy? >> because i choose not to. >> a good answer. >> it's like a safe house for me. >> is it a phobia? >> alec baldwin twitter's rant. tucker you said you like baldwin. he won't lose his endorsements. friday night they accepted baldwin's apology. put out a statement baldwin is making it clear intent behind his tweets. >> so by using the slurs you raise awareness of using the slurs. good job, glaad. >> the lessons are they are fascist and popular people can do whatever they want and unpopular people can't do anything. >> you're popular at this table. >> barely. >> not really. >> maybe one person here likes me. >> you mentioned that tmz called out baldwin. they called out glaad saying quote the same organization -- this is quote, the same organization that crushed people for making far less harmful and threatening statements said glaad d

michael moynihan and lauren sivan. once again, saturday 11:00 p.m. eastern time. >> time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game review. >> thanks. my little pony movie too sexy. joe, you said you would rather see the hooker boots and skirt. can we not say hooker boots? can we say empowerment boots? >> i am used to calling them horse boots at this point. >> i almost threw up there. >> rick, greg brought up the fact that you have two daughters. i know there is lauren. what is the other one's name? >> i am going to come down there and punch you in the face. >> that's what i'm looking for, man. i need to feel. >> a hundred people at home got that joke. >>y other daughter's name is your mom. >> i am going to come up there and kiss you on the mouth. >> i told you he gets turned on by insults. >> greg, you brought up the person who said "i like the group of older my little ponies better because they are more innocent and pure looking." >> yes. >> ya, me too. >> the metaphor for society andy. old things are better than new things. >> nsa and greg you mentioned the fbi director said they could have pr

michael mcdonald. a very funny guy. very funny person. i was thinking of a joke in my head. it is time to go back to andy levy for the post game report. hi, andy. >> hi, greg. >> how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> let's see if i can change that. we will be up loading our computers. you apparently think more is law named after dudley moore? >> yes. >> mary tyler moore? >> sir roger moore. >> our best fling. >> and third best bond. it was actually the co founder of intel. you said you have a problem because of the lack of sex. are you sure you are a politician? are you a former politician at this point? >> am i a former -- yes, yes. >> you are not running anymore. the only running you are doing is up a mountain. >> i sensorred myself. >> he is running after -- >> ladies. >> he is an actual runner. >> but he likes the ladies clearly. he likes to kiss them on the mouth. >> i am in a wonderful relationship. >> you said he is brilliant, but a bit of a nutter. >> that's fair. the number of things this guy has invented is amazing and he is one of the smartest human beings alive. but he has made a bunch of predictions that haven't come true.

levy for a post game report. >> thanks, greg. celebrities urge obama to get rid of nukes. you said it means nothing. did you not see michael douglas and matt damon and naomi watts? >> clearly that gives weight to their political argument. >> you are not an american. >> you are right, by the way. i don't know. i just thought i would agree with him. >> by the way, i agree with the celebrities. i think nuclear weapons in the hands of other countries are an awful thing. >> they are talking about our country. >> we just split the difference and take them from other countries. >> if we put our nukes away they will put theirs away jie. i think we keep ours. jesse, the last ti saw michael douglas and matt damon together they were in bathroom shannanigans. it was liberacci and he won a lot of lawsuits. >> i know there was bathtub tickling. i am not afraid to watch it, but i haven't seen it. >> bathtub tickling does not equal gay. >> are you are really uncomfortable with that movie, right? >> i thought it was a gay elvis movie. >> i want you to be my chauffeur. >> you don't want to say too much too quickly to the skills gap and risi