it's a site for the chesterfield dam and landscaping company, serving eastern iowa for over 25 years with the finest in landscaping modification. well, now fillmywet stinkyholewithyourlog.com makes perfect sense. and finally we have... see, come on. that can't-- it's sites like that that are dangerous. they just promote hate. what? it's an ice cream shop just outside of corpus christi? that is the most unfortunate domain i've ever heard. what is that? $1.99 for a triple scoop... unlimited toppings? whew. bargains like that, you're gonna attract a very specific clientele that will overlook your highly offensive website. all right. i want the show to be over now. good night. [cheers and applause] . >> tonight shocking news out of bit mo, something got out of gitmo. then san diego's mayor get as caused of gross sexual misconduct. in a related story the san diego zoo is expecting a baby panda. and my guest brian cranston stars in the final season of breaking bad but don't worry the story c ontinues in america's crippling meth epidemic. (laughter) science can now grow teeth from stem cell

mow the majority of the precipitation, or eastern portions of minnesota. and down into iowad they certainly need it given its been very dry the last several days. meanwhile, in the northeast, it will start out beautiful early in the day, but i think as we track into the evening certainly into the overnight, we will see rain makes it way into new york state as well. we will see light showers and thunderstorms. again, in the evening and also in the afternoon. i think we will also see showers and thunderstorms as we track into sunday, our high coming in at 85-degrees can is just a couple degrees above where we should be. meanwhile, across the southwest version more rain on the way. showers and thunderstorms will spread across central and northern portions. all the way into portions of southern utah. meanwhile, in i don't know unfortunately, it is going to stay very dry, but temperatures cruz a little bit lower. take a look at atlanta, and we will see showers and thunderstorms and other thing to note, is it is going to feel quite warm, and hot, over the next several days trackin

you can see her comments tonight from iowa live beginning at 7:00 eastern. you can listen on c-span radio or watch online hillary clinton is being honored at this year's event, but she will not be there. in the encore presentation 6 >> she was proud of her husband. she supported all of his decisions. she was a very private person. towas fine for her husband be in politics and go to washington and be in congress, but she did not want to be part of it. yet she constantly supported his decisions to do it. she was very much a supporter during the impeachment. other things were attributed to her, that she wished she could be back home and things of that nature. but she honestly believed her husband would be acquitted and was very proud when he was. she kept saying she knew it would happen. >> the encore presentation of our original series continues tonight at 9:00 on c-span. to fully fund the military since 9/11, we deprived the state department of funds. there is an enormous gap between the size and power of the pentagon and the size and power of the state depar

surprisingly the states include not only the large eastern states of pennsylvania and new york, but also states like mississippi, south carolina, west virginia, wyoming, iowa, all of which use this mid deem charge rather than felony. and what we find in these 13 other states is that there are higher rates of drug treatment participation, lower rates of drug use, and even slightly lower rates of violent and property crime. so again, we can prove we can have safer communities. and then of course there are the unintended consequences of a felony conviction. consequences that really can cause great damage to a young life for many decades out. the very three things that can keep someone successfully in his or her recovery, access to housing, education and employment are put farther out of reach because of a felony conviction, especially in a down economy, someone with a felony has great difficulty even accessing 5 a job that pays minimum wage. putting these felony convictions to a whole population of young people, we really perpetuate a chronic underclass which benefits none of us. and then of course there's the inequity in the criminal justice system. even tho

in the eastern half of the country, we'll watch some of these showers and storms heading your way. some across iowa and nebraska right now. and later this afternoon and this evening, a few storms in the east. it won't be widespread, it will be hit and miss. kind of a typical sum are day. warm, a little more humid and a pew afterno few afternoon storms. >>> a major u.s. company dropping thousands of spouses from their health care plans. plus he was shot and killed while visiting his girlfriend. now she is speaking out. when you realize you need to switch to verizon, it's a reality check. i had my reality check when i'd be sitting there with my friends who had their verizon phones and i'd be sitting there like "mine's still loading!" i couldn't get email. i couldn't stream movies. i couldn't upload any of our music. that's when i decided to switch. now that i'm on verizon, everything moves fast. with verizon, i have that reliability. i'm completely happy with verizon. verizon's 4g lte is the most reliable and in more places than any other 4g network. period. that's powerful. verizon. get the nokia lu

eastern, c-span's road to the white house, 2016, features the senator from minnesota speaking at the 10th aiversa north iowa fundraiser. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] coming up in 45 minutes on "washington journal," the center for american progress. they discuss the rise in states claims of sovereigntry. at 8:45 eastern, coral davenport talks about an energy department report on the vulnerability of electric grid. then a look at a recent survey on american's view on aging. "washington journal" is next. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioned by the national captioning institute -www.ncicap.org--] ♪ host: one of the more news headlines this friday morning said the u.s. is treading lightly as the prices deepens in egypt. this has nearly 600 people have been killed amid what are being described as ferocious clashes between protestors and security forces. and another headline says

. >> a reminder that you can see senator clover chart's comments tonight from iowa live at 7:00 p.m. eastern -- senator amy klobuchar's comments. test speakers at the annual north iowa democrat wing ding forecast include john edwards in 2000and barack obama in seven. hillary clinton is being honored at this year's event that she will not be there. >> tonight on c-span's encore presentation of "first ladies." click she was very proud of her husband and she supported all of his decisions. once again, she was a very private person. it was fine for her husband to be in politics and go to washington, be in the senate and congress, but she didn't want to be a part of it. yet she constantly supported that. there were other sayings attributed to her that she had wished she could be back home and things of that nature, but she obviously believed that her husband would be acquitted and was very proud when he was. >> the encore presentation of the original series "first ladies" continues tonight on c- span. foreign affairs minister visiting washington, d.c., and he stopped by the strategic for internat

eastern. a minnesota senator speaks to north iowa democrats tomorrow.s the keynote speaker of their fundraiser. and the first democratic hopeful to visit iowa for a possible presidential campaign. live coverage gets underway on friday iran sees and. now, john mccain holds a town hall meeting in tucson, talking about a range of issues including immigration policy, healthcare and gun control. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> christina's parents are here. christina will always be in our thoughts and prayers. i know that you have a message for me. finishwill wait until i my two hours of opening remarks, we will be glad to hear from you and other members of the audience. say, can you hear me ok in the back? frank, our beloved friend who passed away, our thoughts and prayers are with his family. today, as ie you usually do, to listen to you and exchange our thoughts and i know that we will do that in a respectful manner, including the views of others we may disagree with. this makes it less -- less fun but this is more enlightening. thanks, it is great to b

eastern. to the whitete house 2016 coverage with senator amy klobuchar, democrat of minnesota. she will receive the beacon award for hillary clinton tomorrow at the annual wingding in clear lake, iowa. live coverage of that event at 7:00 p.m. eastern. season two of "first ladies," influence and image, begins monday, september 9 with a look at the life of edith roosevelt. all this month, encore presentations of season one. each weeknight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, from -- programs of every first lady from martha washington to ida mckinley. tonight, mary todd lincoln. [captioning performed bynational captioning institute] [captions copyright nationalcable satellite corp. 2013] ♪ >> born in 1818 in lexington, kentucky, mary todd grew up and lived to see her husband issued the emancipation proclamation 45 years later. a mother of four sons, she witnessed the death of three of those sons as well as her husband's assassination. her life was filled with tragedy, but as lincoln's political partner, she relished we focus onss.as the civil war years, one of the defining moments in our countries history, a look at the life and times of mary todd lincoln, one of the most complex first ladies ever t

eastern. >> off the board at jcpenney, cutting a deal to get what he wants. >> number one in the u.s., des moines, iowa as number one. >> the privilege not to be americans as the u.s. cracks down on global tax evaders. >> live coverage and analysis of dennis lockhart's q&a coming up. >> busy hour. let's get you updated on the markets, floor of the new york stock exchange, and,

a programming note for you -- tomorrow in iowa, senator clover klobuchar,nator life, and getting underway at 7:00 easternime, 6:00 local time. robert is joining us, oxford, mississippi, independent line. turning back to the situation in egypt, 421 dead. your thoughts. caller: i want to throw in after hearing dave from texas, but i lived in cairo this past fall as a student. i wanted to say that the completelyere are spotless in comparison to the politics here. in regards to deception of the public, deception of the western media. a few minutesller ago, i have to agree with him, the muslim brotherhood is definitely trying to turn the western eye against the military. from what i can see when i was there, the reason -- there are a lot of deaths now, the muslim brotherhood are using force and are dying because of it because the military are defending themselves, but their were much fewer deaths earlier last fall because there protesters wanted democracy and there were peaceful process. the muslim brotherhood was using force. it looks bad for the military. that is my opinion. host: two were for the call. "us

eastern. >> off the board at jcpenney, cutting a deal to get what he wants. >> number one in the u.s., des moines, iowa mayor on why "forbes" ranked his city as number one. >> the privilege not to be americans as the u.s. cracks down on global tax evaders. >> live coverage and analysis of dennis lockhart's q&a coming up. >> busy hour. let's get you updated on the markets, floor of the new york stock exchange, and, lauren, stocks turning higher. what's driving it? >>s in past 20 minutes, there's been a reversal, dow and s&p snapping a two session losing streak, up arrows across the board right now, and dow's up 48 points, and, well, we have more declining stocks than advancing ones, but up arrows. this is what happened. moments ago, the atlanta fed bank president essentially said this tapering that we are talking about and expecting to happen next month might not fully happen because the economic data that we've been getting is relatively uneven, so, perhaps the qe continues longer. up arrows right now. back to you. >> take it while we got it. >> headline with attention, the department of justice and st

tonight eastern time, we will take you to the family leaders that -- leadership summit in ames, iowa where rick santorum talked about the lyrical process and the republican party moving forward. again, that is tonight, 6:30 p.m. eastern time. >> mayor adrian fenty and council chairman vincent gray faced each other in one of the most contentious and expensive elections in d.c. recent history. fenty raised nearly $5 million. vincent gray only raised $1.2 million. but he won the public over as an affable and effective chairman. he beat fenty. shortly after gray took office in 2011, brown, who had also run for mayor, told the "washington post" that he was paid and offered a job in exchange for disparaging information about fenty during the election. federal investigators soon discovered that much of brown's story was true. they also uncovered david even bigger secret -- the shadow campaign. basically you had a campaign that was going on, the regular campaign you see, and then you had another set of folks who were in an office right next to the gray campaign. during the campaign, there is

eastern. >> on friday, amy klobuchar spoke to constituents. she's the first democratic 2016ul to visit iowa 48 presidential campaign. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] that is some big shoes to follow. the party respects women across america. that is why it gives me great pleasure to reward one of the greatest females with the beacon award. it was created to give an award to an outstanding democrat who exemplifies the ideals and values. in 2009, it was awarded to jimmy carter. it went to state senator and the majority leader. last year's award went to tom harkin. this year's award has gone to secretary hillary clinton. [applause] i have with me on stage some north iowa democratic women with me hereto except the award on senator clinton -- secretary clinton's behalf. on january 21, 2009, hillary rodham clinton was sworn in as secretary of the united states. secretary clinton joined the state department after nearly four decades as an advocate, attorney, first lady, and senator. she attended local public schools before graduating from wellesley college, where she met bill clinton. she marr

eastern here on c-span2. >> friday c-span's road to the white house 2016 features senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. she's the keynote speaker at the tenth anniversary north iowag ding fundraiser honoring former first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton who will not attend the event. that's live at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span. finish. >> put you on the spot here, but representative tom cole, what are you -- what's on your summer reading list? [laughter] >> well, i'm reading david roll's wonderful book, "the hopkins touch." about halfway through that now which is on harry hopkins, the legendary aide for fdr and a grinnell graduated. we probably don't have the same politics, but i admire the style, and it's a compelling life. probably next up for me, i haven't had a chance to read the kaiser book, "act of congress," but the reviews have been compelling, and that's going to be an interesting case study. and when you know all the characters, you know barney frank and senate dod and some of the legislators, it's interesting to get that perspective and some of the staffers. and then there's a book that i've just ordered on james burns who was, you know, a legen

eastern here on c-span. more events taking place with members of the congress like this past friday's north iowa wing ding fund-raiserwith tkepl kraltic senator. she was the keynote speaker at this event. here is some of the minnesota senator's remarks. >> so i see us right now as a stable economy but on the cusp of great economic gains but there is something that is holding us back, something that's hold us back and to me it's the group in congress. obstructionism and extremism holding us back and too many americans are realizing the promise of america. look at the crew who has graced your state the past few months talking about shutting our government down again. their goal, they want to cause one big government traffic jam. the only problem they won't pay for the roads and bridges to get us out of it. there are two things that really bug me about this obstructionism: first, they seem to forget these are real people that will be affected by these moves and even in the midst of this recovery, we all know people. the kid in cedar rapids who wantses to become a teacher but can't afford college, the dad who lost his jo

eastern here on c-span2. later today minnesota senator amy klobuchar speaks to north iowa democrats and clearly.she is the keynote speaker at a fundraiser, and according to the "des moines register" she is the first democratic hopeful to visit iowa for a possible 2016 presidential campaign. more about that now from jennifer jacobs of the "des moines register." >> we will be covering the amy klobuchar event in clear lake, iowa, was called the wingding. tell us about this event. she speaking but she is honoring hillary clinton. how is that going to work? >> right. so they are getting an award hillary clinton at the calving sm county democrats up north in the mason city a. they get together and each year they give an award to a democrat. and amy klobuchar is this year coming simply to help for bruce braley who is running for the senate. she's also spoken to some i was at the national convention. our activists have seen a couple times so she says is meant to work for bruce braley spent does amy klobuchar are have an interest or is there talk about her possibly form some sort of interest in running f

eastern.:15 yesterday, the governors join veterans for a bride groom the walkie to the harley davidson easy---a ride through milwaukee to the harley-davidson museum. iowa and theof governor of mississippi, south dakota's governor, and utah's governor, who you can also see from this morning's "washington journal" online at the c-span video library. also in the entourage, the former governor of wisconsin and former secretary of human services -- health and human joined the ride to the harley davidson museum yesterday night. gentlemen, wade christensen, south dakota governor dennis daugaard, colorado governor john hickenlooper, mississippi governor phil bryant. havee are so pleased to you here at the national governors association here at this gorgeous harley-davidson museum. have a medal of honor recipient with us here. we are so pleased to have him here with us this evening, riding side-by-side with the governor. it is my great pleasure to introduce a tremendous individual, a fantastic loss. he is wisconsin's biggest cheerleader. he is a reformer. he is an avid packer fan, and extraordinaire. please welcome governor scott walker. [applause] >> you guys

iowa. good to have you here. let's talk about the weather, looking terrific. it is a soaker once again. it continues tora rain this morning and through the afternoon. the easterne crunch is drenched. flood watches and warnings all over the place. the rest of the >>> it's hard to believe it's 7:42 with temperature readings likes this. 68 to start the day in san jose. 69 in livermore. look at your lunchtime readings, up to 89 in livermore. a chance for thunderstorms later this afternoon. the chance increases overnight into tomorrow. 92 for gilroy, 87 degrees today in los gatos. getting into the next couple days, that chance for thunderstorms stays through wednesday. we'll see more dry heat over the weekend. r. now, here's savannah. >> all right, mike, thank you so much. coming up next, could your salary be an open book. one company's controversial policy that could catch on across the country. >> and prince william speaks out for the first time since becoming a father. we'll have that. but first, these messages. these are bum-wipes. do you think that would be quite an interesting addition to your dry routine? yes. so you like using them? i do. because you feel..

iowa people, telling our representatives, especially the representative who represents this district and my representative, representative latham that we are here. we might not get media coverage the dreamers in california or the eastern coast, but we are here, present. we've been here for several years. thank you to a ick durbin for introducing the dream act in 2001. was in roughly the third grade. i had no idea something that happened happened so long ago have an impact now. dream nts believed the act would have passed and not have to tell me i'm undocumented. the nonpassage of the dream act. for me to be here now, you know, 2 years later looking back, it really shows how with need to come together and advocate for comprehensive immigration reform. we need this. don't want to wait another 12 years and have my now 9-year-old hey,her turn to me and say, hector, what happened to immigration reform. how come you're still undocumented. what happened? i want to say we were the forefront of this battle it this struggle and we held he passage with other latino leaders. i want this reform to happen and want to tell our representatives directly you hold basically the power to do that. to say we e power want to bring this to a