dr. cameron. i'm so glad to have dr. cole who is the president of spelman for many years and there are all these books that i'm proud to have this different parts of my communities look at and we just need and i use this word over and over again that we need to amplified those images in those stories. but i'd love to and do go back and forth about scandal because i think it's a powerful piece of television and something that folks are invested in but we have to be in the same way that we have to be critical of beyoncÉ. it's hard to have conversations about. especially for me because there are a lot of folks i love that her public academics and they say hold on because i am part of it. [laughter] but i think not having those conversations and not putting them front and center really allows us to escape some of the responsibility that i'm saying we have to assume. >> and lastly i really like your word amplify that you are using a lot. i wanted to sort of bring attention to the show blackish where gisele frost is a professi

dr. cameron. she says look captors why don't we put me up for sale? going to put me on sale to the highest bidder because we know that the president will either pay for me or other people will pay for me because me as a sexual object is to valuable to this person, right? so the thing is we feel very -- i don't think i'm pulling too much thread here, right? i think that the thing that becomes important for us to look at is how comfortable we are as a society with having certain types of stories about us that are put out there. how is it those think about the world we live in what it is our personal value it-s and what it is our relationships look like, right? it's curious to look at. my relationship as a man a developing man growing up in this media society we live in how i begin to relate to my partners. that bction an interesting question. that's rhetorical, at least, until the q&a part. this is one thing that's important to look at. oh i have to press it twice. boom, here we go again. beast mode. marshawn lynch. anybody know about marshawn lynch. he

dr. cameron we would like to present with you a small token of our appreciation. >> thank you. do i have to open it right now? thank you so much. >> please join us for refreshments where you can continue to speak with dr. rice. thank you, again, for coming. >> thank you. thank you, all. >>> the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road. traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. next weekend we've partnered with comcast for a visit to galveston, texas. with the opening of the suez canal in 1869 sailing ships really were almost dealt a death blow. with that opening of the canal, coal-fired ships had a shorter route to the far east, to india, to all of those markets so sailing ships really needed to find a way to make their own living. so instead high-value cargo they started carrying lower valued cargos. coal. oil. cotton. et cetera. so alyssa really found her niche in carrying any kind of cargo that did not require getting to market at a very fast pace. >> watch all of our events from galveston saturday march 7, at noon e

dr. francis jensen. then david cameron takes questions from the members of the house of commons. later, wisconsin governor scott walker talks about his state's accomplishments and his views on governing. >> this week on "q & a" our guest is dr. frances jensen, neuroscientist, and author of "the teenage brain." she talks about the most recent work going on in the study of the human brain and focuses on the development of adolescence and the reasons behind many of the behaviors parents and others see during these sometimes turbulent years. host: dr. frances jensen, author of "the teenage brain" what

dr. francis jensen. then david cameron takes questions from the members of the house of commons. later, wisconsin governor scott walker talks about his state's accomplishments and his views on governing. >> this week on "q & a" our guest is dr. frances jensen, neuroscientist, and author of "the teenage brain." she talks about the most recent work going on in the study of the human brain and focuses on the development of adolescence and the reasons behind many of the behaviors parents and others see during these sometimes turbulent years. host: dr. frances jensen, author of "the teenage brain" what impact did the fire in your house have on your life and your teenagers? >> well, it brought us a lot closer together. it was one of those events that you certainly don't plan for and we learned how to sort of function as a team, because it was basically we lost everything in this house fire that happened just as they were turning into teenagers. >> what year was that? >> around 2000-2001. so it was an interesting experience. and for them to also be on the side of people donating things t

dr. frances jensen then british prime minister david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. later, wisconsin governor scott walker talks about his state's accomplishments and his views on governing. >> this week on "q & a" our guest is dr. frances jensen, neuroscientist, and author of "the teenage brain." she talks about the most recent work going on in the study of the human brain and focuses on the development of adolescence and the reasons behind many of the behaviors parents and others see during these sometimes turbulent years. host: dr. frances jensen, author of "the teenage brain" what impact did the fire in your house have on your life and your teenagers? >> well, it brought us a lot closer together. it was one of those events that you certainly don't plan

cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. former florida governor jeb bush talked about the economy and other issues. dr. jill stein announces an exploratory bid for the presidential election. >> brewster -- british prime minister david cameron answered questions wednesday from the house of commons in his weekly question time. ed miliband condemned the killing of a japanese journalist and jordanian pilot. the pragmatist are also answer questions on the long-term economic plan, emigration, and the upcoming election. this is 35 minutes. >> questions to the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure the whole house will join me in condemning the sickening murders in syria of the japanese journalist kenji goto and the jordanian pilot lieutenant moaz al-kasasbeh, and i am sure that the thoughts and prayers of the whole house will be with their families at this very difficult time. we should also think of our own pilots and their families, and of all those who serve. i can assure the house that we will not stop until the murderous isil extremists who are behind this, and their poisonous ideology, are