so he started tacking bob michael -- he started attacking bob michael, the leader, john rhodes, and everybody on that side, and his own party, because he said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down, and this was an argument about the misuse of tv coming to askfore, where he would rhetorical questions and make these charges and a new that the chamber was empty. but at that time, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were, and rule came to show that the chamber had people in it or it was empty and it changes the whole dynamics. that now,he process many years later, has torn this institution apart. it has really paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00, on c-span's "q&a." >> in the weekly address, president obama talked about the importance of higher education and student loan refinancing. florida representative jeff miller has the republican address. he talks about the nation's veterans and recommends changes to the department of veterans affairs. >> hi, everybody. this is commencement

that upset him, that bob michael played golf with tip o'neill.ip believed it is the art of the possible. newt gingrich believe it should be his way or no way. it changed the whole institution. blaming the cameras at that time, and was it a mistake? >> not a mistake to blame the cameras. they were not even there. >> transparency. let's stick with transparency. are you going to blame twitter, facebook? no. this is the world of this political arena operates in today, and everyone needs to live with it. it's a big change. >> here is some video of jim wright resigning from the congress after he had been in a confrontation with newt gingrich. [video clip] >> it is grievously hurtful to our society. vilification becomes an accepted form of political debate. negative campaigning becomes a full-time occupation. when members of each party become self-appointed vigilantes, carrying out personal vendettas against other members -- that is not what this institution is supposed to be all about. when a vengeance becomes more , andable than vindication harsh pers

and so he started attacking bob michael. the leader. and john rhodes and everybody on that side. >> in his own party. >> in his own party. because he just said -- the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take him down. and this was an argument about the misuse of tv. now coming to the floor. where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges. and he knew that -- and the chamber was empty. but at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time. wherever they were. and then the rule came to show that the chamber either had people in it or it was empty and of course it chaningse the whole dynamics. but naffs a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart. and is really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> on a lonely windswept point on the northern shore of france, the air is soft but 40 years ago at this moment, the air was dense with smoke, and the cries of men and the air was filled with

he started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes and everyone else on that side. in his own party. said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we are going to take them down and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew that the chamber was empty. remember, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were. it came to show that the chamber either had people in it or was empty and it changes the whole dynamic. that was a process that many years later has torn this institution apart and has paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at eight and these van's "q and a." >> chelsea clinton was the keynote speaker at the national conference for college women leaders on sunday. she talked about the challenges facing female leaders and offered advice to students. ms. clinton is the vice chair of the clinton foundation and works on the no feelings initiative with her mother, former secretary of sta

all of that happened so quickly that bob michael and i were so taken by surprise and there was another great man who worked in that conference and worked awfully hard. >> bill, one of the important things in the budget was the discretionary cap. do you remember him going in and negotiating with senator byrd and how senator byrd agreed to have such strong -- my recollection on that was ?art byrd had concerns about the caps. but he would agree to the caps on the basis on the flip side of the budget that has to do with the entitlements so long if you control, put a cap on spending there. you also had to control entitlement spending. if you are going to increase entitlement spending or you have to cut entitlement spending and you have to cut a taxes. saddam just moved into kuwait. congress played with that exclusion by we knew it was coming but somehow it was an emergency so we added money to pay for it. the bottom line was so long we paid for entitlements or reductions in taxes by cutting entitlement spending and there was allowed for spending in case for a true emergency. it was negotiat

he started attacking bob michael , the leader, and john rhodes and everybody on that side. and his own party. onlyse he said the opportunity is to confrontation. this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore he would ask these questions and make these charges. he knew the chamber was empty. at that time, the camera was for a tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were. it came to show that the chamber either had people there or it was empty, and that changes all dynamics. that is a process that has torn this institution apart and has really paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00 on c-span q&a. >> for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel cove

he started adapting bob michael, the leader, and everybody on ,hat side in his own party jesse said the only avenue to the majority is through said theation -- he only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. that chamberact was empty, but the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were. it changes the whole dynamics. that was a process that many years later has torn this institution apart, and has really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, tonight at 8:00 on "q&a." >> a senate environment subcommittee held a hearing recently on the impact of climate change on wildlife and agriculture. witnesses included educators and representatives from the fishing, for history, and farming sector. the hearing is one hour. >> welcome. it's great to have you all. i would like to introduce our second panel of witnesses. i will introduce everyone now, and then we will proceed with the testimony. our first witness is from oregon. jim serves as the executive director of lake county resources initiative, an organization dedicated to improving forest mana

so he started attacking bob michael the leader and john rhodes and everybody on that side. and his own party. because he just said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down. and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor where he would ask these retorquele questions and he knew the chamber was empty but at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time wherever they were and then the rule came to show that the chamber either had people in it or was empty and it changes the whole dynamics. but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart. and is really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> this morning on woverl, jennifer duffy will discuss the mid term elections and the battle for control of the u.s. senate. then jonathan allen talks about hillary clinton's new memwoir hard choices. and then the status of prisoners at guantanamo bay after the release of five prisoners in exchange for captured sergean

he started attacking bob michael, who was the leader and john rhodes. , the only avenue to the majority confrontation. we are going to take them down and this is an argument about the misuse of tv where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew the chamber was empty. camera time, he knew the was very tight on the speaker at the time. the rule came to show that the chamber had people in their -- in there. that is a process that now has torn this institution apart. it has really paralyzed the institution. >> george miller, sunday night at eight on c-span's q&a. president -- some intelligence assessments have warned that al qaeda and other terrorist groups are beginning to resurface. the american enterprise institute hosted an hour and a half foreign-policy discussion this week looking at the u.s. battle against al qaeda. >> thank you, everyone, for joining us today. thank you. thank you for joining us here today. we will start the event now. you on like to welcome this beautiful afternoon for an that is cosponsored with the foreign-policy research institut

and what you saw was a conscious decision and to work with the majority so he started to attack bob michaeldretti on that side. the tea on the avenue to a the majority is we will take them down to with the argument of miss used to ask these rhetorical questions and we knew that then chamber was empty but back then the camera was very tight only on the speaker then it came to show it had people and it changes the whole dynamics. but that was the process that now many years later has torn this institution apart and has paralyzed the institution. >> the guest today is john podesta from 2019 was president chief executive officer for a center for american progress the he founded in 2003 with a think tank on steroids. grow up in chicago with his bachelor's degree where he is now a life trustee and a lot of you from georgetown where he is say law professor spent his time on capitol hill with the judiciary committee working with ted kennedy and the chief counsel and then in the nationals before serving president clinton deputy chief of staff in white house chief of staff 19932001 and co-chairman of

he started attacking bob michael and john rhodes. >> and his own party. >> and his own party. tosaid that the only avenue the majority was through confrontation and that we are going to take them down. television usage of and he would ask rhetorical questions and make these charges that he knew that the chamber was empty. the camera was tight on the shower and it came to whether or not the chamber has people or is empty and it changes the dynamic. that, manyrocess years later, has torn the institution apart and has paralyzed the institution. >> george miller on sunday night. points on the northern shore of france, the air is soft. the air was dense and there were cries of men. there was a crack of rifle fire and the roar of cannon. on the morning of the sixth of june, 200 25 rangers jumped off a british landing craft and ran off of these cliffs. it was one of the most difficult and daring. cliffsg these desolate and taking out the enemy guns. the allies have been told that some of the mightiest guns had been here and would be trained on the beaches to stop them. the rangers lo

so he started attacking bob michael, the leader and john rhodes and everybody in his own party because he said the only avenue to the majority is about confronitation. this was about tv being misused. he knew in fact the chamber was empty. the rule came to show that the chamber had people in it or was empty and that changes the whole dynamics. that was a process that many years later tore this inst institution apart. >> congressman miller, tonight on c-span at 8:00. >> partnering can do things we cannot do alone. let me give you on example of fighting poverty in new york. robinhood runs 90 programs and one is called single stop and it brings to bear a fee lawyer, social worker and other teams of people and anyone who comes in we sit down and figure out there problem. we compete the tax forms of 60,000 low-income low paid new yorkers. on their behalf we recover about $120 million almost entirely from the federal government. when you put $5,000 in tax refunds on the table of a low-paid new york family you will have added something like somewhere between half to a third of their income th

would always be in the minority because they worked with the majority, so he ,tarted attacking bob michaelthe leader, and john rhodes, and everybody on that side in his own party. he said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation, and we are going to take them down, and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore, where he would ask these rhetorical questions, make these charges, and he knew that in fact the thater was empty, but at time, remember, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the .ime, wherever they were of course, it changes the whole dynamic, but that was a whole process that now many years later has torn this institution apart and has really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> on thursday, the one-year anniversary of the first story published on the edward snowden leaks about the nsa. the senate intelligence committee considered house passed bill that would limit how the nsa gathers and uses data. witnesses, including representatives of the nsa, the fbi, and verizon. it'

he started attacking bob michael, the leader, john rhodes, everybody on that side, his own party.said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we will take them down. this was an argument about the misuse of tv coming to the fore where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and the fact that empty.mber was that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time and the rule came to show that the chamber either had people in it or was empty and it changes the whole dynamic. that was a process that many years later has torn this institution apart and really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller sunday night at 8:00 on c-span "q and a." >> on thursday, the one-year anniversary of the first story published on the edward snowden leaks from the nsa. the senate intelligence committee considers a house passed bill looking at how they gather and use data. witnesses including the nsa, fbi,s of and verizon. this is three hours. >> the committee will come to order. any disruption at all, i will clear this room immediately. p

so he started attacking bob michael, the leader and john rhodes and everybody on that side. >> in his own party. >> in his own party. because he just said the only avenue is confrontation. this is about the misuse of tv. now coming to the floor where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew the chamber was empty but at that time remember the chamber was really tight on the speaker at that time and the chamber either had people in it or it was empty and it changes the whole dynamics but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart and has paralysed the institution. >> now, house armed services committee vice chair mac thornberry speaking at the heritage foundation on national security policy. represen represenni representati represent to thornberry is considered to be the next chair of the committee. following his comments, they discussion national security priorities by looking back at the lessons learned from world war i. this is an hour and 15 minutes. had [ applause ] >> well, thanks, i appreciate the invitation to b

so he started attacking bob michael, the leader and john rhodes and everybody on that side in his own party because he just said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we are going to take them down and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and the fact that the chamber was empty but at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time wherever they were. the rule came to show that the chamber either had people or was empty and of course it changes the whole dynamics. but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart and is really paralyzed the institution. >> first lady michelle obama is encouraging government officials to make a renewed commitment to end veteran homelessness. at the white house she was joined by hud secretary shaun donovan acting veterans affairs secretary sloan gibson and the mayor of salt lake city. >> secretary shaun donovan acting secretary sloan gibson mayor ralph becker, laura silent or and chris f

and so he started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes and everybody on that side. >> in his own party. >> in his own party, because he just said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down. and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges. and he knew in fact that the chamber was empty. but at that time remember the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were. and the rule came to show the chamber either had people in it or was empty. and of course it changes the whole dynamics. but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart, and has really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >>> c-span's new book sundays at eight including financial journalist gretchen morgenson. >> what role should the government play in subsidizing finance? we want to talk about it and the populace agrees it's something we should subsidize, then pu

he started attacking bob michael, the leader, john rhodes, and everybody on that side. avenue to a only majority is through confrontation. we're going to take them down. this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore. he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges into new the chamber was empty. the camera was very tight on the speaker. show that theto chamber needed to have people in it or it was empty and that change the whole dynamic. that how manycess years later has torn this institution apart and paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. the senate environment and public works committee is looking into the nuclear regulatory commission's tasks to implement rules after the fukushima accident in japan. they made a number of recommendations. here is testimony. the committee is chaired by senator barbara boxer. >> today, we are holding the night committee since the nuclear meltdown in japan. it has been more than three years since the fukushima disaster. the massive underground ice wall in

so they started attacking bob michael, the leader, and everybody on that side in his own party because he said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we are going to take him down and this was an argument about the misuse of tv dot coming to the floor where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew that in fact the chamber was empty but that is when the camera was very tight for the speaker at the time, whoever they were, and then several came to show that the chamber had people in it or was empty and of course that changes the whole dynamic. but that was a process that is now many years later has torn this institution apart and it's really paralyzed. >> congressman george miller sunday at eight on c-span2 and eight. >>> president obama and the british print mr. david cameron took questions from reporters earlier today at the summit in brussels. you can see the entire news conference in a few minutes at 8 p.m. eastern on our companion at work, c-span. right now, here on c-span to come a few minutes of the president's comments about

so we started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes, and everybody on that side.d his own party. because he said, the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down, this was an argument about the misuse of tv, now coming to the floor. you asked these rhetorical questions, make these charges, and he knew in fact the chamber was empty. but at that time, the camera was very tight on the speaker peter -- the rule came to show the chamber either had people in it or, that changes the holden amex. that was the process that now, many years later, has torn this institution apart. paralyzed the institution. >> garbagemen george miller, tonight at 8:00 on c-span q&a. >> washington journal continues. hillary clinton's memoir as her years of secretary of state is said to be released on tuesday. excerpts from that book hard choices are ready finding their way into news reports. jonathan allen, co-allen of the new york times best-selling book, hrc secrets, and the rebirth of hillary clinton. we know hillary clinton has been contemplating

he started attacking bob michael , the leader, and john rhodes, and everybody on that side.ause he just said, the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down. this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor, where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges. he knew the chamber was empty. but at that time, the camera was tight on the speaker. the rule came to show that the chamber either had to be shown or empty. the changes the whole dynamics. that was a process that any years later has torn this institution apart. it has paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> washington journal continues. host: our final guest is seth jones with rand corporation. international security and defense policy center director. you make the assertion that there has been a 50% increase in the number of jihadist groups worldwide. how do you come to that figure? guest: we put together a database of the number of you hottest group since 1988. we look to the number of gr

would always be in the minority because they worked with the majority, so he started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes and everybody on that side -- >> in his own party. >> in his own party, because he said that the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we will take them down, and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor, where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges come and he knew that the chamber was empty, but that time, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were, and the rule came to show that the chamber was empty, and it changes the whole dynamic. that was a process that many years later as when this institution apart and has really -- has toured this institution apart and is really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a. on booktv, live coverage of the "chicago tribune" printers row lit fest. ellis, and joseph barbara ehrenreich. sunday, the father and son relationship of bill and willie geist, and vietnam's dra

in doing so, he joins an elite list whose names include ben hogan, sam snead, michael campbell, and, of course, our 2014 bob jones award recipient, payne stewart. martin, i am honored to present you with two distinguished awards. first, is the jack nicklaus medal presented to united states open champions since 1895. now, named in honor of four-time u.s. open champion, jack nicklaus. >> second, i present to you with the united states open championship trophy the time-honored emblem of our national championship. >> martin, you won the players on mother's day. you have now won the u.s. open on father's day. last month, you held the lead after every round. this week after pinehurst, you held the lead after every round. what is that pressure like? >> it is a lot, specially if you play on a different continent. again, at the players, the fans were very fair and the same here this week. in playing with rickie today, i knew it was going to be very difficult. he is a very aggressive player and he can make a lot of birdies if he wants to. overall, it was a very nice week, very nice day. again, a lot of credit to the

would always be in the minority because they would work with the majority so he started to attack bob michael the leader and john rhodes and everybody on that side in his own party because the only avenue to the majority is in the confrontation and this was an argument about of this year's where he would ask the rhetorical questions to make charges and he'd do the chamber was empty but at that time the camera was very tight and the rule came to show and of course, it changes the whole dynamics but that was a process that now many years later has torn the institution apart and has paralyzed the institution mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the president pro tempore: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: four years ago washington democrats sold this country a bill of goods. country a bill of goods. >> four years ago washington and democrats sold this country a bill of goods like hea to pitch me and the promise obamacare would s create jobs and improve theri economy and lower t premiums and reduce health spending all at the low price of not causingit americans to lose insurance doctors or hospitals

and with me right here is the former united states attorney general michael casey. also, bobr, national security analyst and former operative himself and former navy s.e.a.l. christopher heden. i'd like to begin with you, this man is on board a united states ship, presumably in international waters, although his location's unknown at this point. as i mentioned, it is a slow boat to the united states of america. what can americans do to integrate? what can't americans do? >> well, americans can do pretty much whatever it takes so long as they don't engage in tactics that violate u.s. law like torture. but they can interrogate him for as long as it takes to get necessary intelligence. and then turn him over to a so-called clean team of fbi agents and then give him his miranda rights. he should be interrogated by intelligence people first for as long as it takes. >> what are the department of justice capture and interrogation protocol? because if you arrest me for a crime in the united states, you don't have the luxury of interrogating me if i say i want a lawyer. >> the departm

graham of south carolina so the four republicans on our side of the table chuck schumer bob menendez and michaelennett of colorado. we went at it for months and we wrote the bill. we brought the bill to the floor and be covered virtually every aspect of our broken immigration system. start to finish. not easy but we covered it all. the bill passed here that 68 votes. we had 14 republicans joined democrats passing the bill. it was supported by the chamber of commerce. it was supported by the labor unions. the faith community. grover norquist one of the most conservative republicans in our country supported it publicly and said it was a good idea and we passed it. we sent to the house of representatives. one year ago. what has happened to comprehensive immigration reform since we sent it to one year ago in the house of representatives? nothing. nothing. they refused to call the bill for consideration. and so when members come to the floor and talk about how broken our immigration system is i agree and many of us tried to fifix it and we did it the wayta bipartisan fashion give-and-take, compromise

mike leitner -- michael leiter, and bob butler on the center for a new american security, adjunct senior fellow with technology and the national script program. gentlemen, to start i think it's safe to say that the past year has not been a great one for cybersecurity writ large. we a target, ebay, neiman marcus, snapchat, chinese workers -- hackers, iranian hackers. what the council it seems like a surge in malicious online activity of all kinds recently? wade, let's start with you. >> i would actually say it's a commendation of things, some which is a change in the threat environment. in other words, there is an increase in attacks that comes through increasing move online. we as a huge number of devices and access more things for more places at all times. so that just increases the surface area over time and keeps doing that. what i also think that the mechanisms on which we come to know those things are also increasing. so they are not just happening, happening at a high frequency but we are seeing a higher proportion of them because of accountability and all kinds of disclosure and o

. >> reporter: eric bergen plays bob, the key writer. michael >> do you want a contract? >> yeah. a jersey contract. >> i mean historically the actors who did the stage show not just in the original predukz but the touring company as michael and i did never even ended up on a consideration list. >> to have him show up at one of my matinees and then to get a call says he was interested in using me, and then, of course, the final call, the best of my life to work with him was something else it's got to be surreal to be doing thanks that you've done. what is differenten delivering those same lines for a film? >>. >> clint is your friend and he's an actor so he had euro backs. after that he discovered us because he saw our performances on stage. so he allowed us to give those performances in front of his cameras. >> i notice you call clint eastwood clint, but, michael, you call him mr. eastwood. >> he's like the boss, mr. e., or mr. eastwood. i can't do -- i can't even say it. >> you can't actually form the "c." >> right. >> the film depicts the rol

so he started attacking bob michael, the leader and john rhodes and everybody in his own party becausee said the only avenue to the majority is about confronitation. this was about tv being misused. he knew in fact the chamber was empty. the rule came to show that the chamber had people in it or was empty and that changes the whole dynamics. that was a process that many years later tore this inst institution apart. >> congressman miller, tonight on c-span at 8:00. >> partnering can do things we cannot do alone. let me give you on example of fighting poverty in new york. robinhood runs 90 programs and one is called single stop and it brings to bear a fee lawyer, social worker and other teams of people and anyone who comes in we sit down and figure out there problem. we compete the tax forms of 60,000 low-income low paid new yorkers. on their behalf we recover about $120 million almost entirely from the federal government. when you put $5,000 in tax refunds on the table of a low-paid new york family you will have added something like somewhere between half to a third of their income they

. >>> congressman bob brady remembering the life after hometown hero. navy seal michael strange.e was part of the elite seal team six. he was killed in a helicopter disaster in afghanistan. the philadelphia community honored him by dedicate ago mural at belgrade and clearfield. this is in port richmond, flag flew over the us capitol on friday, and congressman brady presented that flag to the navy seal's father today. >>> and, they were knocking them out of the park for a good cause today. homers for hope, hosed biggest charity event of the year today at camden's field in new jersey. the day long event includes the baseball and homerun derby, and the celebrity softball game. proceeds help inch died. switching now to your weather authority forecast. what a beautiful weekend to be outside. this is a live look at lake walt end pawpack in the pocono mountains, gorgeous shot right there. you just want to go out there right now. but dominica davis is in here with me tonight, and she's got your weather forecast for you. looking good out there? >> a top ten day, joyce. we have low humidit

bob cooney, doesn't think he will be the guy. >> donte aixom doesn't seem doable because michael carter williams would thrive with the good shooter and he is not. that he would open lanes and do different things for him. if you get rid of mcw like you said and write in him. >> no. >> because here's the reason. watching how brett brown and his staff developed michael carter williams this year, you're throwing that all a waste and you developed him into rookie of the year. >> sixers have done things before. >>> sixers beat writer bob cooney tonight on sports sunday. what might be a surprise with the injured joel embid and what do sixers gm sam hinkie what is he doing that could hurt sixthes that is tonight at 10:35. >>> flyers scheduled came out today. they open up in boston october 8th, with the home opener, october 9th and against new jersey, sixers. i'm told after they announce winter classic nhl will announce stadium series and one of the games will be flyers and pittsburgh playing at penn state's beaver stadium. today in the world cup, to practice sill, that is a beautiful place, rio di janeiro, we all should go there we all s

on our side, chuck schumer of new york, bob menendez of new jersey, michael bennet of colorado and myself. and we worked on it for months and we produced a comprehensive immigration reform bill that was endorsed by virtually every major labor organization and the u.s. chamber of commerce, and you go through the list of virtually every religion in america, major religion endorsed it. it was an amazing bipartisan product, and i was proud to be part of it and prouder even more when the day came that we passed it on the floor of the united states senate with 68 votes. republicans, democrats, we did it. what happened to it? we sent it to the u.s. house of representatives where it has languished for over a year, for over a year they refuseed to call this bill. now, senators who come to the floor, who voted against the reform and who don't acknowledge the obvious that the republican house will not even call this bill for debate and a vote and just want to come here and criticize the current immigration system in america aren't telling you the whole story. the whole story is we need to fix this s

. >> eric bergen plays bob gaudio the keyboardist and primary songwriter. michael>> yes. a jersey the holes in tillamook swiss cheese are actually little black holes. never. ever. stick even your pinky finger into one of them. yay! tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. >>> a couple from south africa arrived by boat friday. they just road 6,700 miles across the atlantic ocean in a 22-foot-long boat. >> i that say they are the first pair to row from mainland africa to mainland north america. after their visit to new york is over, they plan to return home to cape town but not by rowboat. >> they're boyfriend and girlfriend. i wonder after all that how they're doing. >> now to another voyage. this one to the bottom of the sea to meet a man on a mission. he is the grandson of renowned french oceanographer jacques cousteau. it's called "mission 31".." our reporter of our affiliate station wfor paid him a visit. >> reporter: it may be the most remarkable water fronlt property in the entire world, a plaszce where knowsy neighbors are welcome. >>

michael murphy. for their parents this moment will never come. >> bob, jenny, today families across america share in the joy that i know you feel. >> reporter: many soldiers are furious. the facebook page bowe bergdahl is not a hero was started by a former squad leader. it has 6,000 members. a petition for him going awol which is started hours after. they want a court martial for desertion. they tell cnn that the sergeant will not likely try sergeant, he may be promoted. >> you heard in jay's report, some of the anger directed at bergdahl. one of his squad members tells cnn what they think should happen. >> he's at best a desserter and at worst a traitor. as soon as he is able and as soon as he is hit, i believe he needs to be questioned and tried. any of us would have died for him while he was with us. for him to just leave us like that, it was a very big betra l betrayal. >> and later we will hear from others who served with bergdahl and we'll see a very different reaction from his hometown. >>> nato defense ministers are meeting today in brussels to discuss the crisis in eastern ukraine. >> they'

people like bob grady at the office of management and budget and dick and michael at the council of economic advisors. so he assembled a group of people who had differing viewpoints to be sure, but a lot of passion and interest on this issue. secondly, he decided that the way in which he was going to go about making decisions was through a process which has become known as multiple advocacy and that's a process in which the white house engages with departments and agencies in a very open and transparent process so that the president is presented as bob pointed out with a series of options that reflect a great deal of expertise that has been assembled from all across the administration so that he can make an informed decision. and thirdly, presidents have to worry about priorities and when president bush came in, it's worth noting that if you look at the presidents, the last 13 presidents we had, the modern presidency since franklin roosevelt, nine of them came into office with majority was their own party in both houses of congress. one of them, ronald reagan came into office with a republic

bob. california band's performance is cut short when the lead guitarist collapses. but fan, who is also a nurse, is there when seconds count. michael tiffany was on the guitar, as his band, played at night club when he collapsed. stephanie started chest compressions, without cpr, it is likely tiffany would have died. >> when you see somebody that jumps in there and new what to do, and is the reason i'm here, it is just really cool. >> now, michael is greatful to have a fan who knew what she was doing, when she rushed onto that stage. wow, that's something. >> ♪ what's the word >>> the word this morning, three words, in the clear. justin westbound letter not face a felony charge of robbery. >> yep, that's despite woman's claim that the singer tried to steel her cell phone last month. the los angeles county district attorney decided the incident at miniature golf course does not warrant felony prosecution. the case will now go to the city attorney to decide if misdemeanor charges will be filed. >>> actor harrison ford was hurt while tim mink on the set of star wars episode seven yesterday. details of the movie are shrouded in mystery

michael gudeéon a land mine in the jung. the last image you had in your head was. >> he ran there. >> glor: his fellow soldier bob bodeman triedcomfort him. >> i knew when his eyes closed, he was gone. i thought he was gone. i came back vietnam veteran, i just wanted to get away from it all. i isolated myself and lived with it. >> it took more than four decades before he finally began a seauyqr and found two other mn in his unit. grady fox and howard hunt, jr. but he wondered most about michael gude. >> i got to find him and help him. i needed to know whoever didn't make it. >> hmedia. gude's son responded. >> i didn't believe it. it was like wow. they say he's alive. >> i cried my head off. they saved my life. >> in an airport terminalnlos a. >> god bless all of you. >> hello. me made it buddy. >> unlike that bitter return in 1969. they were greeted by flags and cheers.d$3Ñ >> it was the home coming we headed up. we acted like we didn't need it, but we did. we saw theamerican soldiers gro. american soldiers. >> old. but hardly forgotten. danielle nottingham, cbs news, riverside,"w=>> glor: that is s evening news tonight. late

michael moynahan. that does it for me. i'm done, bye friends. >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with bob beckle, dana perino tantaros, and eric boling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the american soldier held in captivity for five years by the taliban is back in the u.s. military officials just held a news conference to discuss the third phase of bowe bergdahl's reintegration. >> he's in stable condition and will work daily with medical and mental health professionals. he look

. >> michael, i wanted to ask you about something very contemporary now, which is we've had bob kagan's essay in the "new republic." declaring that superpowers can't go on vacation. today there was an op-ed by walter russell immediate, whom you know well in the "wall street journal" declaring that america can't go on break and we're seeing the dangerous consequences of a lack of resolve in american foreign policy in failing to stand up to vladmir putin. and the thesis was that putin, in a sense, is rescuing us from our own sins, awakening us to our bad behavior that we need to reform, and buck up, start exercising more vigorously, take a much harder stance toward foreign foes. even though president obama, whether you think he's a realist or not, he certainly enunciates realists -- some realist themes. this is a real pushback, i think, in washington against the notion of realism in american foreign policy. there's a very explicit denunciation in kagan's piece and walter russell meade's piece and by charles krauthammer of the idea that america can in fact act more prudently abroad. they w

bob pisani also working on the story. he scored the man behind some, brad cakatsuyama, in his starri role in the michael lewis book "flash boys." he created iex, a new trading platform. he joins us. >> brad, thanks for joining us. the hearing is just completed a few minutes ago. the second panel is now done. quite a lively panel. was there any consensus among the panel participants. >> you realize that, you know, across the industry people realize certain things need to change. the one word we kept hearing was transparency, disclosure, and that's something we support greatly. part of the problem is most people didn't even realize that a conflict existed, so the existence of this conflict creates conversation. it's our job in the industry to take that, move it forward and address some of those conflicts. you did not argue whole hog that the system needs to be broken down. if you argue that the cornerstone of the current structure should be carefully studied, but not torn apart. you argued in pilot programs to make modest changes. can you describe what you'd like to see done? >> sure, when you-looking at reg ims, we create

michael hastings has a new novel out. we will speak with his widow. stay with us. ♪ break] , performing the bob song "the times they are a changing." this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. this week marks the first -- >> this week marks the first anniversary of the death of investigative journalist michael hastings. just 33 years old, hastings died in a car crash that ended the life of one of the country's most daring young reporters. his dispatches from iraq and afghanistan unveiled the hidden realities of war. a 2010 "rolling stone article" on general stanley mcchrystal, the u.s. commander in afghanistan, sparked a political controversy after mcchrystal and his aides were quoted making disparaging remarks about top administration officials. the article exposed longstanding government discord over the afghan war's direction and led to mcchrystal's firing. >> one year after his death, hastings' reporting has made waves once again. in 2012, hastings wrote a major piece for rolling stone on the american prisoner of war, army sergeant bowe bergdhal. at

at 2:00 p.m., fox news sunday including bob goodlatte a virginia republican, a california democrat, and retired general michaeln, former cia and nsa director. unit falls at the 3:00 with california republican congressman darrell issa, a michigan republican congressman mike rogers. also on the program today, clay aiken, north carolina democratic candidate for congress. at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation" with joe manchin, john barrasso, and james jeffries. that is james jeffrey. there brought years of public service by the network in c-span. the rebroadcast again that noon eastern. listen to them all on c-span here in the1 fm washington, d.c. area. nationwide on xm satellite radio, channel 120. you can download our free app or listen online at c-span.org. >> author daniel shulman on the koch brothers. >> this lawsuit played out between the four koch brothers, charles and david on one side, ill and frederick and other shareholders of koch industries on the other. this: it's in a boardroom showdown -- this insight and a boardroom showdown. they were essentially trying to expand the size of the board. this could have