nacional de la casa blanca, con el congresista demócrata javier becerra, y la republicana cathy mcmorris rodgers el tranque en las negociaciones del impacto económico. ademÁs, legisladores demÓcratas presentan un nuevo plan de reforma migratoria en la cÁmara baja, mientras miles salen a la calle a reclamar una legalizaciÓn, los 11 millones de indocumentados, nos acompaÑan, clarisa martÍnez, directora de migraciÓn de la raza y jorge mario cabrera portavoz de chirlan. una treintena de jÓvenes soÑadores o dreamers cruzan la frontera de mÉxico a texas desafiando a las autoridades federales, quÉ futuro les espera a los liberados y a los detenidos. nos acompaÑa cinthia marisol lÓpez, el grupo alianza nacional de jÓvenes inmigrantes organizaciÓn que los estÁ ayudando a permanecer en el paÍs. la inscripciÓn de estudiantes hispanos en colegios e universidades, aumentÓ en un 15%, de acuerdo al censo de los estados unidos pero ¿es eso suficiente? entrevistamos al decano de la facultad de educaciÓn de la universidad de california en los Ángeles, el rector marcelo suÁrez orozco. comenzamos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>

republicanos nos acompaÑa desde el capitolio la congresista por el estado de washington cathy mcmorris rodgersgresista, gracias por acompaÑarnos, ¿cÓmo estÁ usted? >> muy bien gracias. >> comencemos por hablar del cierre parcial del gobierno, todo parece apuntar al partido republicano como el culpable de este caso, ¿usted lo ve asÍ? >> bueno, estamos trabajando todos los dÍas para reanudar las operaciones del gobierno, y ustedes ya han visto bajo la mayorÍa republicana, se han estado aprobando leyes para abrir las operaciones de los parques de los veteranos, las investigaciones que se estÁn haciendo en el instituto nacional de la salud, esa es nuestra prioridad ahora, encontrar lo comÚn, pero necesitamos hablar, conversar, dialogar, el senado, los republicanos, los demÓcratas, la casa blanca, tenemos que tener un diÁlogo sobre cÓmo ir hacia adelante. >> acabo de entrevistar al congresista becerra y Él no esÁa sugiriendo, sino asegurando que el partido republicano estÁ ahora en manos del ¿usted lo ve asÍ? ¿ha sido requisado por ellos? >> bueno, no, queremos tener este diÁlogo, lo que estamos es

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andathy mcmorris rodgers joe manchin both profiled in our c-span profiles. we will have those tomorrow at 6:35 and 9:35 p.m. eastern time. you can also tune in via c-span radio. >> c-span, we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, meetings, and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverages of the u.s. house. we are c-span, created by the cable tv industry 34 years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. and now you can watch us in hd. >> last night republican senator ted cruz spoke at a fundraiser for the iowa republican party. it is his third visit to iowa in three months. some speculate he will be one of the contenders in the presidential race in 2016. iowa traditionally holds the nation's first presidential caucuses. other speakers included terry branstad and senator chuck grassley. this is part of the road to the white house coverage. it is about an hour and 40 minutes. >> thank you. i'm only going to use half of my time and yield

rodgers,hy mcmorris the house chair.ington journal," a look at the upcoming week on capitol hill including the budget conferees meeting, the farm bill, and test the money from hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. followed by a discussion on the fix thent efforts to health care website. then, the earned income tax credit, how it works, and who is eligible for refunds. the guest is the tax foundation chief economist will mcbride. "washington journal, live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the british prime minister david cameron taking questions from members on energy policy and green energy taxes. this questions to the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house wished to join me in paying tribute to lance corporal james brinen who died in afghanistan. it is clear from the tributes that he was a highly talented and proferblal soldier. our thoughts are with his friends, families, and colleagues. he has made the ultimate sacrifice and we must never forget him. on a happier note i'm sure the w

we spoke with joe manchin and cathy mcmorris rodgers. those conversations will air starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. , the yesterday's hearing ministration released figures claiming about 700,000 people have signed up so far. officials did not write down those numbers per state. will testifyer before the house ways and means committee on tuesday. check www.c-span.org for our coverage plans. tragediesirsthand the that children face this week when they are not care for by loving parents. it was in the sheriffs's office where i first witnessed the horrors of child sex trafficking and it convinced me that we needed to do more to protect our youth at risk of abuse. >> like me and many other youth in care, we became accustomed to being isolated, much like the victims of domestic violence. by adapting to multiple moves from home to home, this allows us to easily adapt to when traffickers move us multiple times from hotel to hotel, city to city, and state to state. these exploiters go without fear of punishment due to the lack of attenti

we spoke with senator joe manchin and republican representative cathy mcmorris rodgers. those conversations will air back-to-back starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and the obama administration continues to work on the healthcare.gov website. overseeing the repairs spoke to reporters today. beingbcontractor is promoted to general contractor with overall responsibility for fixing healthcare.gov. whichuild the data hub, is working relatively well. administration officials are vowing to have obamacare's enrollment website repaired by november 30. of care.com would be working in time to buy coverage that takes effect in january. the house and senate dabbled in for legislation. the house will debate two bills. the senate is debating a nomination for the general counselor. mr. griffin is a former lawyer who was a recess appointment to the board. he was removed after about a year and a half. follow the house here on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. >> i saw firsthand the tragedies children face when they are not cared for by loving parents. it was in the sheriffs office where i f

representativeon cathy mcmorris rodgers. here is a brief preview. >> i was single when i was elected to congress. for me, the best thing that has happened since i was elected was meeting brian rogers and getting married and becoming a wife and then a mom, and then our oldest was born with down syndrome. it isn't what you expect. it isn't what you dream. i am a better person because of cole.- because of i have a new passion. when you first get the news is some of the most difficult news you receive as a parent. i look back on it now and i was immediately welcomed by the disabilities community. people across this country who have been through similar. since just reached out and said it is going to be ok. iti guess i looked at through the eyes of -- i always thought when the chips were down, it was always country first, state second, politics third. i would have always thought that. that is really not what i see. i see a lot of good people in the senate. i do. have anybody that i do not like. i like everybody. i try to get alon

to see our interviews with senator joe manchin in west virginia and washington congresswoman, mcmorris rodgers. ♪ ," filmmaker on "q&a jonathan goodman levitt discusses his latest documentary film titled "follow the leader." >> jonathan goodman levitt, documentarian -- did you know when you studied psychology and got a masters in social psychology, that you wanted to go into this kind of work? >> i did not know initially, but i knew at the end of my time at stanford that i did not want to be in a lab, and i was able to apply for and albright scholarship.

west virginia senator joe manchin and washington congressman kathy mcmorris rodgers. here is a preview. >> the campaign changed our family because of the west virginia battleground. we are catholic and of knowing that i was going to be a big part of this could he write that religious barrier? i never thought there was a barrier. everybody worked in the coal mines. and my daughter's father had a grocery store. i never knew there was no classis. i never thought religion was a problem because my methodist friends or baptist friends for all the same. the was a big thing. i will never forget one mind we were watching the news and they were talking about this if john kennedy got effected the pope would run the country. i looked at my mom and i said i don't think they know the catholics we know. >> for me the best thing that has happened since i was elected to congress getting married and becoming a wise man [inaudible] it is and what you expect, and it is and what you dream. i sit here today and i may better person because of coal and what he's taught me to be a i'm a bette

this is 35 minutes. >> representatives cathy mcmorris rodgers you are the highest-ranking women. do you have a voice with speaker boehner and leader cantor and others in the gop leadership? >> yes. i think it's an important voice that i bring to that leadership table and daily am sitting down with the speaker and majority leader eric cantor are with kevin mccarthy as we are strategizstrategizing on what's happening on any given day as well as with the face a few months down the road. i'm the second woman to hold this position for the republicans. deborah pryce was conference chair earlier but i am proud of the fact that we have for women now that around the leadership table for the republicans and it is just a different perspective, different priorities at times. and i do believe that i am heard and that my input is valued as they present it around that table. >> why politics? why did you decide to first run for the statehouse in washington and then congress? >> i'm one of those kids when i was in high school i wasn't sure what i wanted to do what i wanted to major in and my dad

dan washington congresswoman mcmorris rodgers. their remarks from former secretary of state hillary clinton. organization's 10th anniversary. at 8:00 p.m., q and a. >> senator joe manchin. democrat of west virginia. you are a true native. >> absolutely. >> where you born? the hospital closest to my home town of farmington. that was where i was raised and grew up. >> hominid brothers and sisters -- how many brothers and sisters? >> two brothers and two sisters. there are five of us. i have about 20 cousins. and that my grandparents were called mom and poppel. poppa.a and >> what were your parents like and did you talk politics? >> we talked about it. it was a part of life. michael was a flamboyant politician. was a flamboyant politician. 1947 or 1948, he was elected. he was at least 20 years old. he turned 21 when he was serving. he was one of the famous civil rights before it was even thought about. he was defeated on that issue. he did not think there should be two separate books, one for black children and one for white children

speaker john boehner, majority leader eric cantor, the whip, kevin ma carling and mccarthy,y mcmorris rodgersey all supported speaker boehner in the yes vote. i want to give you a sense of what we heard from senator ted cruz right before the vote took place in the senate tonight, john. >> this is a terrible deal today. but it's a terrible deal for the american people. but at the same time, the path forward if the american people continue to rise up, we are going to number thi turn this a. we will restore the ability of people who are struggle to go climb the economic ladder and to achieve the american dream and he with will stop the number one job killer in this country that is obama care. >> reporter: and we just saw senator mike lee of utah tweet out, this is not over. so stay tuned, john. >> we will stay tuned libby. of course the president still has to sign the bill. it's expected to happen in a matter of minutes, i want to bring in our republican strategist joe watkins a former staff member for president george h.w. bush. welcome of. good to sue he. >> good to see you, too, john. >> give

profiles of two lawmakers to west virginia senator joe manchin and washington congressman cathy mcmorris rodgers. they talk about their childhood, family life, and their careers as elected officials. here is a brief look. >> i looked at it through the eyes of what i saw of robert c byrd and hist c. reverence for this great institution. i would have thought when the chips were down, it was always country first, state second, and politics third. i would've always thought that. that is not what i see. i see 100 good people in the senate. i really do. i don't have anybody that i don't like. i like everybody. i try to get along with everybody. -- i dos e -- i do see i would question some motives and reasons of your service. i go back to john kennedy and i watched that speech on television, 13 years old, "ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country." it is our country. we own it. "we, theitution says people." if you own it, you have to take ownership. you have to take care of it. like owning a car, you have routine maintenance. now it seems like we have a country wher

growing up in farmington and his family's connection to the 1960 kennedy campaign, and cathy mcmorris rodgers is a preview.

. >> representative mcmorris rodgers, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> next on c-span2 #, a discussion about how technology could make proceedings of the supreme court more available to the public. our interview with russell moore, the southern baptist convention, about the role of religion and politics and later, the house energy and commerce committee questions government contractors about problems with the healthcare.gov website. >> i saw firsthand the tragedies that children face when they're not cared for by loving parents. it was in the sheriff's office where i first witnessed the horrors of child sex trafficking, and it convinced me that we needed to do more to protect our youth at risk of abuse. >> like me and many other youth in care, we become accustomed to be isolated like the victims of domestic violence by adapting to moves from home to home, easily adapting to when traffickers move us multiple times from hotel to hotel, city to city, and state to state. exploiters go without fear of punishment due to the lack of attention when young people from the populat

. >> as part of the profile series, we also sat down with commerce woman cathy mcmorris rodgers. we spoke with her about her family and background growing up in cattle falls, washington -- kettle falls, washington. this is just over half an hour. republican, from washington state, you're part of republican leadership in the highest ranking women. do you have a voice with speaker boehner and leader cantor and others in the gop leadership? >> yes. yes. i think it is important voice that i bring to that leadership table and daily i'm sitting down with the speaker, with majority leader eric cantor, kevin mccarthy as we are strategizing on what is happening on any given day as well is what we face a few months down the road. -- i am the second woman to hold this position for the republicans. deborah pryce was chair earlier. haveproud of the fact we four women that are around the leadership table for the republicans. it is a little different perspective, different priorities at times that being a woman brings to the table. heard andelieve i am that my input is valued as i present it ar

. >> cathy mcmorris rodgers and joe manchin both profiled in our c-span profiles.we will have those tomorrow at 6:35 and 9:35 p.m. eastern time. you can also tune in via c-span radio. this is about one hour. >> thank you very much, it is great to be here. i really appreciate the relationship with csis. my desire to learn more about issues -- nobody has been more helpful in that then john. the level of expertise here at csis is very helpful. we are trying to puzzle through some difficult and challenging national security issues. i want to talk about how we continue to proceed with our fight against al qaeda and their ideology. during my time in congress, nothing has changed our policy more than 9/11. it was a major shift, we have been reacting to that event ever since. we created the department of homeland security, the national director of intelligence, invaded afghanistan and iraq. how do we fight this war effectively? it is unlike any other battle that we have ever fought. what i want to do this morning is set the frame for where we are at and where we should go.

kathy mcmorris rodgers as the gop makes their feelings known, john boehner spoke moments ago.e going to tell you exactly what he had to say about this, and the hearing on the left-hand side of your screen will get heated, no doubt, when the questioning starts to unfold here. will the thread on the suit, as ed talked about, begin to get tugged on and potentially unravel for obamacare? we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is not just a laptop. they're not usually this thin, this light. ♪ they don't let you touch and draw, not like this. ♪ this is not just a tablet. it has a click in keyboard and microsoft office, ♪ this lets you run your favorite apps next to your favorite apps. ♪ this is the new surface. the one device for everything in your life. bill: as expected, while we were in commercial, marilyn tavenner has begun her opening statement. let's drop in right now. >> applications for coverage have been submitted across the nation. more than half of those are in the federal marketplace alone. this tremendous interest confirms that american people are looking for qual

rodgers, mcmorris discussing her role within the house republican leadership.is is a preview of mansion, and then rogers. this through the eyes of what i saw in the eyes byrd and his reverence for this great institution. i would have thought when the chips were down, it was always second,first, state politics, third. that is not what i see. i see 100 good people in the senate. i don't have anybody i don't like, i like everybody and try to get along with everybody. -- someestion them motives and reasons, the purpose of the service. and iack to john kennedy think about that speech on television, when i was 13 years old. ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. the constitution says, we the people. youhave to take ownership, have to have routine maintenance, and now we have a country where people say, ask not what your country did to you, but what you can do to it. >> i don't believe the republican party needs to change what it stands for, the principles and values that we believe in as republicans. that have been long-standi

growing up in farmington and his family's connection to the 1960 kennedy campaign, and cathy mcmorris rodgers. here is a preview. ♪ >> the idea that putting the kind of crisis point in the middle of december was going to impact the holiday shopping season and the awareness that for many businesses large and , that 70% of business revenue can -- i was struck the fact that one day we were doing significant outreach one day and the president was talking to a bipartisan group of governors. i stayed