i'll do one or two, and then i'll go to nick of the journal john wiseman of the times, david jackson of "usa today," kevin hall mcclap think and neil monroe from the daily caller. so i'll argue that glass half empty case just in hopes of provoking you. [laughter] >> half full to me but -- >> there was a report morning in the "wall street journal" -- well your report notes that difficulties by consumers in obtaining low interest loans is, for mortgages is creating headwinds for the economy. on the other side of the scale, the journal reports this morning that loans to consumers with low credit scores have reached their highest level since the start of financial crisis, almost four out of ten loans on the personal side went to subprime customers in the first 31 months of -- 11 months of 2014. does that worry you? is that a sign -- do you see it as a sign of recovery or do you see this as a sign of froth where the fed needs to do something? >> uh-huh. i think if you step back and look at the overall balance sheet of consumers you see it in the strongest place it's been in a long time in

david jackson, usa today. the president's remarks will be shown later today. and former florida governor, jeb bush. now a conversation of internet policy, regulation and startup technology. representatives from facebook, google, yahoo!, trip advisor and huber -- uber gather together for a panel. [chattering] >> welcome back. welcome to the folks who have joined us. my name is nicco mele. i am on the faculty here. i am teaching my first class of the semester as soon as we wrap this up at 1:00. i thought the title of this part of the program is called "your next big start up idea, why your -- internet policy matters." the goal is to get into a discussion about what it means for newer companies and startups, what internet policy ways it can constrain and encourage newer companies entering the space. before we do that, at the end of the last session, we had a compelling comment from alex jones. alex mentioned two things. one was the san francisco court judgment during the yelp case. there was another story wanted to mention. >> they are related. the other one was

in the case of david jackson who went to jail three times over the unpaid speeding ticket, he got the because he missed -- war it because he missed -- warrant because he missed the court hearings and he was aware that he cannot pay these debts. guest: in texas, we were confused by this. they said, i do not miss a court hearing, i just got this letter. it seems like in texas that when you get a traffic, you have 10 days to pay or challenge it. it seems like that if someone does not do either of those things, that is basically considered mere -- missing a court hearing because they're not settle the debt or challenged it. guest: it is not as simple as some make it sound. in texas, there are thousands of people with outstanding warrants. one woman we talked to had an arrest warrant issued for her for not mowing the lawn on properties she no longer owns. that was a statistically -- specifically interesting one. host: let's go to chris and maryland. you're up next. caller: i'm just curious about how this company has the monopoly of being able to cross all the state lines and be able to col

jackson. test >>> february is black history month and david shuster spoke with long-time activist jesse jackson, who explained why the rights of the civil right union has been rolled back. >> 18-year-olds couldn't vote or serve on juries not on college campus bilingually, or get proportional recommendation. it took 25 years, behind "selma" to change that. what we had in 1965 that we did not have in 1870 was the oversight of section 4 and 5, so if there was moving we had the power to protect ourselves. what happened was in june of 2013 they removed the protection. they removed the troops as it were, and there has been an attack on the sell ma. august 6, 1965 - for those years we fought gerrymandering indexation fighting them back. that was taken away by the supreme court. many people have not realised that it has been diminished by removing the protective measures. it's a right to vote unprotected right to vote. ones in the state legislators, isolating the black vote minimising it. >> what would you say is the biggest challenge facing the african american community in america today? >> well race

and when david heard that justice jackson had come into the courthouse, he said, oh boy, you know, something up. shortly thereafter one of the other justices said, "you know boys -- and they were all men back then -- "you might want to be in the courtroom in a little bit." and, sure enough, the justices assembled and went through a couple of routine cases ahead of it. then, i believe, it was justice warren who said, "i have a decision today," and he read the opinion. i believe the word "unanimous" was not in the written text, but burger talks about this in his own memoirs, and he said it was getting a little sticky out there. everybody is looking, they're listening and... c-span: you mean chief justice earl warren. >> guest: right, in his memoirs. because everybody, and as david van tells it, he's hearing the decision and he's looking. he's trying to guess faces: what are the numbers going to be? who's going to vote no? trying to guess, and that's when warren threw in the word "unanimously," and then van later ran into warren in the hallway. he explained to me and said, you know, "i didn't s

join me as david ward gives a virtual tour of the gallery's presidential paintings including those of andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, and harry truman. tonight at 6:45 eastern on c-span 3 as american history tv. >> each week, american history tv's "reel america" brings you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. ♪ >> this is the state of virginia in the springtime of 1956. springtime reckoning to a small boy, urging him to wonder with the wind, over the pasture fence to catch a cow. not an easy thing. because a calf is a youngster like himself. ride him? sure. what is a day without a little rough and tumble? when a boy needs comfort, there is always home. and mother and father. this is the world of randy kerr of oakton, virginia. typical, except for one thing. randy was the first child to receive an injection of salk polio vaccine. much had preceded this moment when randy kerr made history. in the all-out fight against polio led by the national foundation or into tile paralysis, there were many -- for infantile paralysis, there were many struggles of heartbreak. thousands upon

to keep flying more than 100 planes despite missing a key inspection and abc's david kerley is at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport with the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this caused quite a mess for southwest airlines yesterday. it had to cancel 80 flights because it missed an inspection on a quarter of its fleet of a spoefk aircraft. now, the problem is the inspection of the rudder, in the tail section. now, they missed that inspection for 128 aircraft out of nearly 450. but, the faa is going to let them continue to fly those aircraft if they complete these inspections over the next five days by sunday. now, why? this is kind of your checkup of your car. lot of systems have to be looked at. it doesn't mean they're going to fail. but southwest has had a tense relationship with the faa over inspections. in this case the faa is saying if southwest takes care of these inspections by sunday these aircraft are safe to fly. for now. >> george. >> okay, david, thanks very much. >>> let's check in with ginger. more brutal winter weather. we got another storm coming to the south an

to keep flying more than 100 planes despite missing a key inspection and abc's david kerley is at atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport with the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this caused quite a mess for southwest airlines yesterday. they had to cancel 80 flights because it missed an inspection in a quarter of its fleet of a specific jetliner. now, the problem is in the rudder in the tail section. what southwest did is it didn't inspect the backup hydraulic system there in 128 of its 450 -- nearly 450 737-700s so what is happening now, the faa is allowing southwest to continue flying those aircraft if it does those inspections over the next five days? why? this is like your 100,000-mile checkup of your car. a lot of systems are to be looked at. it doesn't mean they'll fail. for as long as they complete the inspections by sunday the faa says these planes are safe to fly but i got to tell you southwest has faced a lot of fines over inspections, $7 million, a proposed $12 million fine so this one i think they'll try to get done in okay david, thanks very much. >>> let's check in w

jackson, music from ann lennox. action naus continues at four credit 30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- anna faris from espn, jeff van gundy & mark jackson -- and music from annie lennox -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

join us today as historian david ward gives a virtual tour of the gallery's presidential paintings, including those of andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, and harry truman. that is tonight at 6:45 eastern on c-span3's american history tv. each week, american history tv's reel america brings your archival films to help tell the story of the 20th century. developed during world war ii as a more powerful version of the liberty ship, over 500 victory cargo ships were built to replace ships destroyed by german submarines. in 1945 film "hannibal victory" documents the journey of a victory ship from san francisco to the philippines to deliver cargo, including several steam railroad engines. ♪ >> right here on this peaceful river is where the story starts of the sea voyage that took us halfway around the world a wartime sea voyage. it's the mississippi old man river himself. it sort of makes you homesick, doesn't it, homesick for when you were a kid in the good old summertime when you listened to the steamboat blowing through the banend. remember your first ride on a stern wheeler with her paddles biting the mississippi water

david. nice to have you back. >> i feel better now. >> glad to be here. >> feel better about it now. jackson hewitt tax services. ty? >>> tax season with another challenge. fraud. warning the public to be aware and out with dirty dozen tax scams for 2015. topping the list aggressive and threatening phone scams. agency said to beware ri have their license revokes, have them deported or arrested. irs never give out money or personal information. for the complete list of tax scams, you can go to nbr.com. >>> still ahead, the busiest time of the year for the real estate market surrenderis under way. will there be enough supply to meet all the demand? that's >>> much of the nation may still be in the icebox but president's day weekend marks the official start of the spring housing season. at least according to realtors. historically the biggest season for sales. diana olick takes a look at whether that's the case this year. >> reporter: all real estate is local, but the national housing market is facing a common dilemma. >> our biggest problem, we don't have enough apartments to sell. >> reporter: from manhattan co-op to

david ward gives a virtual tour. he focuses on presidential portrait including andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, and harry truman.he smithsonian's portrait gallery has the nation's largest collection of presidential portraits. the director explains the gallery's mission and its efforts to interpret the collection for a 21st century audience. the kansas city public library hosted this event. it is just over an hour. >> thank you so much for having us. henry, thank you so much for this wonderful program at the kansas city public library. and the executive director, thank you. it is such a pleasure to get to know you and see your amazing facilities. we are all terribly envious. also to alex, the executive director of the truman library. thank you so much. we have a partnership going, lending their major john kennedy portrait by tuning -- de koening to us. i would like to invite all three gentlemen to come up to the stage because we are going to do an interesting unveil. robin trust and thae art curator is going to unveil the reproduction. you will be able to see it on screen. we are going to do a virtual unveiling h

david murphy in cape may new jersey. >> reporter: they got 7 inches of snow and it's lingering on some major roads like at the intersection of lafayette and jackson. you can see how the pedestrian mall is deserted now and the locals are telling us it's dead down here any time in february and especially dead right now, there is nobody out and few people are walking around and doing their business now cape may county offices are open and the local municipal offices are open and they have 12 trucks on the roads since 8:00 last night. clearing 210 miles of road and residents are waking up to 7 inches of snow and they have to clean off their cars like this one here, it fell nice and lightly and didn't turn to ice, so cleaning the cars off is not a big deal today. earlier we shot video at the cape may ferry we'll look at that, here is the ferry coming in and breaking through some pretty severe ice on the delaware river down there and at the ferry landing that is an issue, the icing and so forth but not enough for the ferry to curtail its schedule, everything is running on schedule today and of course they have to keep an eye on the icing conditions esp

david murphy in cape may new jersey. >> reporter: they got 7 inches of snow and it's lingering on some major roads like at the intersection of lafayette and jacksondestrian mall is

. >> jesse jackson is one of the few prominent civil rights leaders who is still active in urban communities today. davidhuster talked to him about malcolm x's inflew he knew before and after his death. >> he has lived beyond his death. malcolm was a man who was de defiant, rejected with negotiable dignity, capacity to organize people. he brought mohammed ali into the nation of islam, for example. he really brought mr. farrakahn in to the nation of islam. the capacity to organize made him very different. >> has history been unfair to him? because it seems as if perhaps the i willage of malcolm x has grown harsher at least over the last several years than perhaps he was. >> the idea of by any means necessary suggests violence but he never engaged in violence never carried a weapon. he said one should not limit one self to violence. why would we choose non-violence? one, because it's practical. you cannot overwhelm this machinery if you can't reload. it's redemptive. it will balances and for the right of full citizenship. malcolm's sense of reaching people where they were bringing them into the fold of con

david axelrod, a strategist for president obama claimed romney who implied the president only won by turning out a black vote. now a top aid for romney said that's absurd. jacksonld cbs news i hope this lie is the work of david axelrod and not the pretty. that's ridiculous. i'm very disappointed they would make that up. >>> variety says go prowill launch a channel on roku. now, gopro distributes on youtube and xbox. >>> wrecker machines were seen taking down the ramps of the historic stadium yesterday. they dropped plans to implode the stadium after protests by local residents. >> britain's "daily mail" has a way for you to be faithful. look at their hands. those whose ring fingers and index fingers were the same length are more likely to be faithful and those with longer ring fingers would be likely to cheat. a longer ring finger apparently indicates a higher level of testosterone. say it for me. >> testosterone. >> that. that's a hormone linked to your sex drive. i think my ring finger is pretty good. hold your hands up charlie rose. >>> all right. nfl.com reports that richard sherman of the seattle seahawks has a new baby. the defensiveback's new son was bor

jackson supercut. >> only thing missing is a snake. >> biggest overreaction in history. >> ever. >> can't wait for the auto tunes version. >> what you're looking at are some of the people working for the davidlldric wildlife trust in kenrick. there is a young bull elephant appears to be orphaned. >> we followed it yesterday and again picked it up this morning. decided that it's an orphan elephant it doesn't have a mother. >> there is a passing herd but the elephant doesn't seem to be integrated. >> story line of a disney movie. >> rescuing him is going to be tricky. there's a female elephant in the distance. she's the only one that seems to be concerned about the baby. but they realize, she's not old enough to be the mother. there's the baby elephant. what they have to do is position their range rover in a way where the female doesn't charge them when they try to rescue the baby. here they are, they've gotten to him, but he's still weak. he didn't put up much of a fight. >> looks so skinny. you can see instantly. >> hadn't had milk for a while. a 15-month-old elephant. it needs mother's milk. being flown on a plane to nairobi. they take care of orphaned elephants. once he gets to the pen, h

jackson the girls. they built it into legacy. i don't know of any institution lasted that long. david: i was asking. thinking of lee strasburg.here is no group or institution created as many talents as this one tv show. >> that's true. i see 10 more years. however loren wants to go. david: loren michaels the producer said, if it is not broken don't fix it. he is using same format. has he been pushed by executives who think they know better to change things now and then? >> beginning of the show there was pressure from certain quarters. he said, no, i'm not going to compromise. liz: there was a season he said the nbc suits would call him say, fire dana carvey or fire adam sandler. these guys -- >> glad he didn't. liz: they're huge comics. they're big guys. talk about "ghostbusters" though, the all-female. would you have liked to have been part of that? will you be part of that. >> yes, i'm going to be executive producer. of course i will be helping in any way i can. and i have got three daughters, though i believe in female empowerment. you know and paul's script is really funny. it will get better. we're going to have a very

jackson. i want to come out to you because the other big story this morning, david, is actually out of minneapolismall of america, which is a real sort of like american iconic version of capitalism and who we are and we go and shop being targeted. i just want to play -- we had my colleague, steve kornacki, had someone on and i want to connect these things for you. >> this is something that we have seen before sadly in minnesota where we have seen al shabab target usually young men in our community. this is what this group does. that's why we have been focusing not just on going after the evil of isis overseas but also the homegrown terrorism. the fact that they are targeting young men in our own communities, not just in minnesota, all over the country. >> so here's what's hard for me. on the one hand okay our young people are being targeted by these outside terrorists. on the other hand, the story out of north carolina is young muslims being targeted by someone for a hate crime. i guess i don't know how to reconcile these so that we're making good policy both foreign policy and domestic policy. >>

jackson also told cbs, quote, i just hope this lie, that's the word he used is the work of david axelrod the president. i was very disappointed he would make that up. first of all, the president's sensitivity to the line not just the line but the two parts he said it he said you did great in cleveland and milwaukee. i wouldn't think of milwaukee as an african-american dominated area. it's just a city that people are liberal in, or democrat. the president apparently saw it as an ethnic jab. >> there was a conference call after the election where romney said obama -- >> we're getting the minorities and hispanics. >> you linked to something we had on a conference call one week after losing in 2012 and blamed it on big gifts, that's the word to loyal democratic constituencies african-americans, hispanics and young people. here it is. >> it's a proven political strategy which is give them a bunch of money, to a group, and they'll vote for you. >> there you go. they bought it. they bought the poor people and minorities. that's why they won the election. >> obviously none of us was there. we do

david culver. >>> an nfl player attacked a man over a parking spot. he says he was parked behind his apartment and said when he offered to move his car jackson came after him. >> he choked me for more than one minute. he choked me like this. >> around your neck? did he hit your head against the side of the car? >> yes. >> reporter: jackson is charged tonight with simple assault. he has a court hearing later this month. still ahead, the victim talks with pat about why this alleged attack blind sided him. >>> tonight we're learning about more problems in the metro stations. just a few hours ago the district announced results o testing of the emergency radio systems that allow first responders to communicate when they are within a metro station. they revealed failures at several stations. mark seagreys joins us with more. >> reporter: that's right, ever since that deadly accident here d.c. fire has been testing its radios inside metro stations and tunnels every week. the most recent test resulted in multiple failures including one station that failed twice. the tunnel on the blue line. most of the radio failures were found inside the tunnels including the

jackson international airport. >>> and "the daily news" says there was'reation. that's according to a new book by david axelrod.romney called the. >>> the collision that killed seven peer near new york city is metro north's fourth deadly accident in less than two years. the railroad is already under heavy pressure to improve its safety record. they released its latest record last week. phe was at the scene at last night's crash and he receive add new briefing this morning. governor, good morning. >> good morning. how are you, charlie? >> you described it last night as truly ugly and brutal when you went to the scene. what do you know from the briefings you've been given this morning? >> actually the number of deceased charlie, in the train itself dropped from six to five so that was actually good news. the driver also is deceased and we have 15 injuries. seven of those injuries are very serious. we don't have any more exact facts. as you know, there's the equivalent of black box in situations like this that will be opened today by the ntsb when they come up to do their investigation and they'll find all the fac

jackson. then later one of the highlights of the grammy awards on sunday her album is called "nostalgia" annie lenox from the at&t stage. [cheers and applause] tomorrow night, davidde will be here. and thursday, oscar nominee kiera knightley, from "scandal" tony goldwyn, and music from incubus. oh, look at this. [cheers and applause] there's the fish. what is your name? >> cedric. >> jimmy: cedric, nice to meet you. thank you for holding the fish. were you about to leave at the end of it? >> i had to throw stuff away, trash in my pocket. >> jimmy: very good. did you say you were a marine? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: oh, worked out beautifully. was that the strangest request you've ever received on a public street? >> uh, it's up there. >> jimmy: well, thank you, cedric. and thank you, cousin sal. you look great. i think you should wear that all the time. thank you very much, that's cedric, everybody. >> jimmy: you know our first guest from four scary movies, two "cloudy with a chance of meatballs" and one "lost in translation." her tv show is called "mom," watch it thursday nights on cbs, please welcome anna faris. >> jimmy: more with anna faris >>> how are you? great

david duke was giving that speech. >> boy, is that -- i didn't remember how hard it was. >> he went hard. >> that was a punch to the gut. jesse jackson was in that room. never forgot it. >> he went hard. it was -- he turned that into a defining moment. he turned it into a political event. so i'm waiting for -- >> what was he saying? i'm not a knee-jerk lefty, i'm going to find trouble, if i see trouble on my side -- >> i'm with you, too. i want us all -- >> i know where you guys are going on this. >> you know exactly where we're going. >> i'm waiting. i'm waiting. >> whoa. whoa. >> why didn't you say something when rudy said something? >> you're going too far too fast. where is the barack obama sister soldier moment? when has he said to base of his own party in a public way, no? he hasn't done that. he has -- >> i know you guys give him a hard time for going back to the crusades. why don't you go back to this week? >> okay. >> why didn't somebody step up? could have been anybody. couple of people just took a bite on it. the new word is punted. a lot of people punted on this like scott walker. jindal jumped on it with both feet saying

jackson international airport. >>> and "the daily news" says there was'reation. that's according to a new book by david axelrod.ey last week. phe was at the scene at last night's crash and he receive add new briefing this morning. governor, good morning. >> good morning. how are you, charlie? >> you described it last night as trulysed and we have 15 injuries. seven of those injuries are very serious. we don't have any more exact facts. as you know, there's the equivalent of black box in situations like this that will be opened today by the ntsb when they come up to do their investigation and they'll find all the facts. it's clear that a suv was on the tracks, was struck by the train, was driven about 400 feet. it appears that the gasoline tank on the car burst and that started the fire. consumed the car and consumed the first train. first car of the first train. so people had to deal with both the collision and the fire. and you and i have both been to a lot things. life is so random nowadays and so dangerous out there and life is so precious. these are seven people who left in the morning and said, e'll see yo

david bowie said "been there, yeah." [ laughter ] ♪ there you go. actually, that sounds more like "billie jean" than the other song we played. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ i'm the one manned michael jacksone playing songs all night long ♪ ♪ you got a request, i ain't gonna play it but i'll play something that sounds like it ♪ this one is called chiller. ♪ chiller, scary times [ laughter ] ♪ just whip it just whip it whip it good ♪ >> steve: william jean. >> jimmy: he's a great man. michael jackson, one man band. william jean. >> steve: one man band, william jean, god bless him. >> jimmy: this is very sweet. i read about a man in arkansas who asked his ex-wife to marry him again 43 years after they got divorced. yeah. then they kids said "aww man, now we only get one christmas." [ laughter ] that's right, a man asked his ex-wife to marry him again 43 years after they got divorced. she couldn't remember why they ever got divorced in the first place. then he started slurping his soup. and she was like, "nope, can't do it i forgot you did that. that's awful." drive me nuts. i saw that an uber driver launched a petition to give passengers an option to tip their drivers. yeah, uber drivers say

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david axelrod called "believer." susan axelrod is a truly wonderful wife and mother. beyond that, notable revelations are few and far between. jesse jacksonenior can be seen as a seamless -- a seamless -- shameless self promoter. michelle obama has frustrations that can boil over in and once slugged my arm. a review of the book when he walks out the building, i do think he is going to look back. devote axelrod -- david axelrod is our guest on booktv which it can check out online at booktv.org. next is matt from winston-salem, north carolina. caller: i was white-collar worker, had great health insurance and lost my job. a year ago in january 2014, i was diagnosed with double pneumonia and each one and one flew -- h1n1 flu. i walked out of the hospital with a bill for $67,000. i'm on a payment plan with the hospital. -- six the $700. i'm on a payment plan with the hospital. i'm self-employed and i can get insurance that will cover that. host: of that bill, how much of you paid off and how much is still in the balance? caller: i'm paying $200 a month. when i see callers say, why my subsidizing this for other people? i am exley paying this of