asa gordon introduces taxpayer id act. frank: thank you, asa. thank you all very much. [applause] asa: behind you is the congress rejecting the former confederates who are pleading for their pardon and should we give the franchise to wins and losses made in battle. frank: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> follow us on twitter @cspan history. up next, a portion of the university of virginia conference on the end of the civil war. historians discuss how african-americans remembered and interpreted the civil war. the virginia centennial of the american civil war -- organized this event. >> we are discussing african-american memory of war. i am joined by fitzhugh brundage, barbara gannon, and thavolia glymph and since we have now touched on, a number of times, touched on the united states colored troops or usct, we want to begin there with a discussion of the scope and significance of the service in the

asa: the green pages, if you google asa gordon you will come up with this. asa gordon introduces taxpayer id act. frank: thank you, asa. thank you all very much. asa: behind you is the congress rejecting the former confederates who are pleading for their party and should we give the franchise to wins and losses made in battle. frank: thank you. >> the civil war airs here every saturday at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern time. to watch more of our civil war programming any time, visit our website, www.c-span.org/history. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. here are just a few of our featured programs for the three-day holiday weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span, tonight at 8:00 eastern, an interview with "new york times" chairman and publisher and executive editor on the future of the "times." sunday night at 9:30, members of the church committee, former vice president and former senator on the ground efforts to reform the intelligence community. on booktv on cspan2, tonight at 10:00 on "after words," carol berkin on

asa: the green pages, if you google asa gordon you will come up with this. asa gordon introduces taxpayer id act. frank: thank you, asa. thank you all very much. asa: behind you is the congress rejecting the former confederates who are pleading for their party and should we give the franchise to wins and losses made in battle. frank: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the civil war airs every saturday here between 6:00 and 7:00 -- 10:00 p.m. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. the c-span city stewart is partnering with our cable affiliates. join us and coxe communications as we learn about the literary life of omaha, nebraska where the de porres club had a reputation. >> it had a reputation as a city that when you came in and if you are black you would not be served in restaurants or be able to stay in hotels. in the de porres club began their operation, the term civil rights wasn't ev

but china says pag-asa is theirs. controlling these waters means controlling huge deposits of oil and gas rich fisheries and vital shipping lanes. the chinese have been filling in reefs and shoals to create islands. the closest is not far from these shores, just about 13 miles behind me. satellite images are believed to show china expanding the military capability on the reef. mayor bi bito-onon calls it manufacturing sovereignty. you're seeing islands sprouting up around you that are much bigger than what you had here. >> bigger than what god has made in this place naturally. >> reporter: the mayor wanted this school to be built to encourage fam these stay here year round. the chinese protested. joaly mendosa's kids go to school there "even though we are just ordinary citizens" she told us "we are fighting for ownership of this island." the government supplies free housing, electricities and rations of food. do you feel like a pawn in a bigger play here? "no one forced towls move here," she said. "we're just small pe

do the guys care about the issue of the sale or not sale. >> they'll make an asa nine comment. that exposes that person, not the practice. it takes a line and turns it into a gotcha. >> we are playing the game of the gotcha guys. we have to go back to fundamentals, about abortion. whether it will happen or not. whether second term abortions will happen or not. that's the debate. do the guys care about the women or the foetuses. the guys are doing everything they can to draw the woman out. she's more nervous. what is the conversation we are having. she understands well what the issues are. for the women that are involved. there is an idea among - particularly among male anti-abortion activists. that this is something that women do casually. i don't think it's true. >> it's about autonomy. >> more than anything else, as it appears for planned parenthood. window. >> there's no evidence. >> planned parenthood says there's no central guidelines in any of this. aren't they intentionally not going on record, leaving it vague? why don't they have guidelines. >> i bet they'll have them

. >> just as a reminder, asa courtesy to your fellow public commenters, please adhere to the 2-minute limit, so that everyone has an opportunity to speak here today. no one message is more important than the other. >> good afternoon, supervisors and everybody, i am the co-owner --

thank you very much. [ applause ] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, asa courtesy reminder, there is no applause, booing or chanting or hissing or any kind of auditory response. if you hear something that you like, just hold up your hangs fingers like this, the spirit finger also communicates to the people at home watching the television as well. thank you. >> thank you. i'm the owner of small rental property. i'm speaking in opposition to your proposal, supervisor kim. thank you all for your attention. i have own my rental property for 10 years. i am withholding units from the market. i am going to read aloud to you an excerpt from an item published by the bay citizen written by elizabeth stevens in april 30, 2011 entitled "small time landlords versus big time tenant rights ." in san francisco one of the toughest places in the country to find a place to live, more than 31000 housing units, one of every 12 now sit vacant according to recently released census data. that is the highest vacancy rate in the region and 70% increase from a decade ago. increasingly small -time landlords are just giving

pag-asa' means hope. this hope is the size of fifty football fields and lies in the west philippine sea, what china would call the south china sea. where, in full view, reefs, atolls, and islets are being leveled to be incorporated into chinese territory, more than 1000 kilometers from china's mainland. it's all about natural resources, fishing areas and geostrategies. and that's making the philippine army at its outposts uneasy. admiral alexander lopez of the philippine army insisits that what's happening in subi is the same that's happening to the other areas. they're trying to build these things not for legal reasons but for military purposes and that's very alarming. where once there was nothing -- entire ports, buildings the size of stadiums, and airstrips in the service of airspace sovereignty are all being built. it's a modern land grab, under the motto, "don't ask, take." the philippines would like the un's permanent court on arbitration to settle the dispute with china. and the us, a close ally o

asa fordable housing developer i know how challenging and costly it is to acquire sites for affordable housing. this initiative represents a exciting opportunity to expand san francisco's supply of affordable housing. the public sector and the mayors office of housing is our partner in creating thousands of affordable apartments. the mayors office [inaudible] developable land is getting expensive. every dollar the sit a spend is a dollar they cannot spend to build affordable housing. 18 and a half million dollars is another 18 and a half million we can't spend. currently most thf mayors office of housing resources preserve existing public housing which is important but it doesn't add a single unit to our affordable housing stock at a time when we need t. many city agencies own sites they no longer need for their core function. this is a public resource that should go to public good. i support this measure and look forward to the passage and implementation. thank you >> thank you mrs. dodge. >> good morning supervisors. my name is marilyn [inaudible] with [inaudible] thank you superviso

as many m asas 1.5 million people are expected for the pope's service in september.starting on tuesday 22nd in new york city heading to philadelphia on the 26th and 27th. coming up tonight on nbc 10 news, pope francis was accused in his homeland of being complicit during a time when thousands of people mostly young people were kidnapped and kill. we wanted to learn more about his actions during that dark chapter of argentineargentina's history. jim rosenfeld will bring us that side of the pope's past as well. >> those reports have been great. i hope we get to see and talk to malcolm after he sees the pope. both of us saw the pope a couple weeks ago in rome. it's moving. >> it knocks you off your feet more than you'd expect. >> how long before burger king starts running ads. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news today at 6:00 a.m., starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> the storms hit fast and they packed quite a punch. roofs ripped off buildings, trees possibly struck by lightning and funnel clout sightings. >> we're live in new castle county one of

. >> this one i'm going to call asa a salute rather than a hit. smiley just included a grueling triathalon. >> aren't you doing that this weekend? yeah it's called the iron man. it would be a challenge to any of us. a officer at westpoint. he didn't let it stop him. he became the army's first active duty blind officer so in addition to officer and gentleman, he has a new title, iron man. >> that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. >> hello everyone. joining us dr. mark segal. >> and dr. david to my right. chairman and professor of urology and chief of ro botbotic surgery. >> millions of people around the country will be gathering for the celebrations this weekend

one of my favorites which i think to find george bush and in a way asa way is a reflection of the title of this book is what he did as we will moving through changes in europe. it was november of 1989 command he and gorbachev have begun to trust each other. george bush recognize that gorbachev in spite of being able to make the changes that everyone was applauded serious problems at home. looking for an excuse to stop changes that they did not agree with. thought he was giving up the empire. bush understood this. i remember the scene a little press meeting in which they would send a representative of radio it's in the couple. not a full-blown news conference. clamoring for bush to be cheering loudly because of the collapse of the berlin wall. they really were as usual obnoxious about trying to say that he did not understand the importance of what was happening. and bush have the self-discipline to express and can't terms of how much he believed that it was going to be good for the world but never once did he grow in such a way that it would embarrass gorbachev and give the hardliners an

to capture a photograph like this at dawn witbh a 10 asa film, he was not a bad photographer. he loved to shoot portraits. that is mary, his wife, and sammy. very handsome photograph of his wife and brother-in-law. he especially loved shooting photographs of children. that is billy, his son with the military cap leaning to one side. they are playing with something. in ? this is a group of children. a bit ragtag but adorable. that is billy on the right with the blue cap and belittle blue cap and belittle baseball bat. -- the little baseball bat. that is also billy eating an ice cream come. one of the things we can see bill doing with his color film is doing what most japanese-americans were not able to do which is use the camera to try to create and bring together some sense of a normal family life. taking pictures of our children is one of the staples of normal family life. that is what he was doing with his camera. he was in a certain way -- you can view these photographs as being the family album so many japanese american families don't have from this time period. me show yo

they're currently on lockdown and all base personnel are sheltering in place asa result of unconfirmed reports of an active security. n.i.h. police force because they're right across the street from walter reed. they are all here as a result of this alert. they have all responded and they're all searching this area. again no confirmation still even though it's been over an hour now since we first heard this report of a shooter here at walter reed campus. but this is the only thing that we can tell you right now is that there were reports of a single gunshot that happened here this morning. we have not confirmed that police are still on standby. no doubt searching through this massive facility here. as soon as we get confirmation on who has happened there if anything, we'll bring that along to you. >> nikki, we appreciate that report. and really the action we are seeing right now is an evacuation it would seem with andrea mccarren standing by. >> some people we saw did have their hands raised. we have a phoner. i believe it's rachel bracket. rachel, are you there? rachel, can you hear u

perfectly clear we will treat it as an act of terrorism until i it was determined one way or another asas an act of terrorism or another event. >> in the final days of ramadan. the president basam issa told al jazeera they received a call from abdulazeez's father friday night apologizing for his actions. >> he was in the dark on what his son had done and he is very deafdevastated. he actually apologized for what his son did to the community in large and to the muslim community. and i told him that we all feel distraught. we all feel shocked. and to basically pray to god that we all as one community come together. but that's the one time that he called me. saying that he's shocked. >> reporter: the community was mourning the loss of the four marines killed. gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan staff sergeant dave wyatt carson holmquist and squire wells. it has brought the community together. >> you come together as a community, family, nation, we learn from it, we work together and we move forward as a community. >> the fbi is asking anyone with information to contact them. and says that they

one of her first stops is the asa zoo. >> i thought if i saw it for myself, i could brag about it tonds and stuff. be like, oh, yeah, i saw that in real life. >> at first, things look bleak. >> get your video ready. >> i'm videoing. >> then, to yuki's excitement, claude starts up his old tricks. >> ah! he's doing it again! he looked a little like lazy kind of. he wasn't exactly doing the same tricks as fast. it was still doing the same old stuff, but maybe a little bit slower. >> older and wiser, claude continues to excite crowds at the zoo and around the world on youtube. many wonder what his next trick will be. >> he can probably run the banks better than the guys who are doing that. >>> coming up -- a reckless stunt. >> i hear a car coming, i'm like oh my god, please. >> that can't be real, can it? >> and later, man's best friend tells you how she really feels. >> i love you. >> i love you, little doggy. oh, my god! >> this is the easiest thing to fake. >> i love you. >> the truth is revealed. when caught on camera, viral videos, fact or fiction, continues. am i the only one with

and the prosecutor's saying it's the most asa nine thing he's seen. one shot to a man's head. you attended the funeral for samuel dub os, what is the mood in the community? >> well, reverend al, first thing i want to say to you, thanks for having us on. secondly, the mood in the community, i think, is calm. i think many of us are surprised that the officer was indicted for murder. a lot of us didn't expect there would be an indictment at all. and many of us who thought there would be one, thought it would be for manslaughter and not murder. so we're very surprised. and i don't want to use the word happy, for the video, because without that, i don't see any charges at all. but that video was indisputable evidence that a crime was committed by the police officer, not by mr. dub os. now we need to wait and see justice served. >> you know, senator, the community's reaction to the news of the indictment for murder, the councilman says, they were surprised. and it goes back to your statement and i've been involved in these things for a long time. it's sad when people are surprised t

campos and supervisor mar have been biased to the landlords -- >> thank you. >> just as a reminder, asa courtesy to your fellow public commenters, please adhere to the 2-minute limit, so that everyone has an opportunity to speak here today. no one message is more important than the other. >> good afternoon, supervisors and everybody, i am the co-owner -- -- i don't know how you say in english. >> i'm a property homeowner. this law makes landlord cannot sustain. if it passes, we just withdraw from the rental market. make rental apartments further decrease availability, and please, do not scapegoat small property owners for city hall's mistakes. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is james tracy; community partnership homes homeless people. we retain our tenants. we don't evict our tenants. we create a climate of trust with our tenants, where when someone makes minor lease violations by putting something out in the hall and making too much noise, we talk with them like adults. we do not rush to eviction notice. if we can do it with our 1400 residents

. >> just as a reminder, asa courtesy to your fellow public commenters, please adhere to the 2-minute limit, so that everyone has an opportunity to speak here today. no one message is more important than the other. >> good afternoon, supervisors and everybody, i am the co-owner -- -- i don't know how you say in english. >> i'm a property homeowner. this law makes landlord cannot sustain. if it passes, we just withdraw from the rental market. make rental apartments further decrease availability, and please, do not scapegoat small property owners for city hall's mistakes. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is james tracy; community partnership homes homeless people. we retain our tenants. we don't evict our tenants. we create a climate of trust with our tenants, where when someone makes minor lease violations by putting something out in the hall and making too much noise, we talk with them like adults. we do not rush to eviction notice. if we can do it with our 1400 residents, i think just about anyone else can do it. that is why we have signed on

asas this committee has been telling us so often you must review what our rules are.he fact that we're spending money to subsidize telephone company around disney world is because we always have does not make a lot of sense the fact that we have no guidelines for operating expenses are we just had a man in hawaii go to jail for tax fraud. he is a provider -- recipient of universal service and it ended up that he was charging his family's education expenses to universal service and the people were having to pay for it. we ought to have some standards for what is in optics standards for what is in next. i was just asked the other day to approve a waiver for universal service trial to a company that could not produce audited financial statements. thatthat is wrong. this is not my money. is the people's money. we need to get it out. that is why the commissioners and i are working together on a bipartisan package of reforms for how we're going to deal with making sure that rate of return carriers have what commissioner by has called a two track solution a model that deals

asas you can see and you watch television, his around in black. but today the woman on this panel are going to tackle the topic of fashioning the self the image of black. we continue to judge a book by its cover. the man walks in the room and his pants or datasets the automatically say when not be ready for prime time. again woman comes in with a paira pair of hypocrites for stomach out, she might not be ready for prime time. i hope the panel discussion of us to better understand african-american studies program. in his 1st book she has written a number of books the politics and culture the sounding board for journal a former professional dancer member to company in the repertory ensemble and a young woman of color access are produced based projects in detroit, newark in new york city. >> good afternoon. welcome to the harlem book for his family and just acknowledge what they already no. the things that we think about happening community. we often think about the scholarly writing. so we write and speaking communities with you. i also want to turn

having said that asas ienteni said earlier entertaining to alternate explanations. i think right this 2nd we may -- the geology team a weekly favor the idea that some form of internal connection may be responsible. as i said, we are still very open to the idea that this could be due to contraction. a contraction, thermal contraction about is the polygons and is essentially responsible for the polygons on mars in combination with several.atin so they could be more -- the process can be more analogous to the process operating on mars. it's just too early to say. >> we're still on the phone line. three more calls. on social media and then comeand then back here.and next up dave mosher. the last anywhere from business insider. >> thank you. congratulations.e in you mentioned the beating heart. there's only so much of that material left. i'm curious what is the status and how is the current supply crunch limiting future missions? >> currently we have our ut plutonium being managed by the department of energy. we do have a fair amount of the proximal a 17 or so or kilogra

asas this has been across party approach for many years turn he mentioned a long duration of negotiations and i would like to -- it is not just about foreign secretaries -- it is also about the experts and diplomats who have been carrying out negotiations on the team that traveled back from vienna yesterday, there was one person who has been on this project for 10 years. and who now faces finding a new career after 10 years on this particular project. they have been complex negotiations. it is important that the outcome is a win-win. coming back from vienna with something that was a triumph for us but not a win for iran would be a hollow victory, because it would eventually fall apart are there has to be something solid for iran, for the iranian people, there has to be in opportunity for the iranian people to build a future and ensure the future prosperity of their country and i am confident that this agreement will allow that. we should not underestimate the importance in a country like iran of the religious edict against building nuclear weapons. that is now firmly enshrined in the word

eye simon hobbs with sarah asa aison and jim cramer and david faber are off today. >>> the dow up. >>ata keeps on coming. let's get to rick santelli at the cme with breaking news on factory orders. down .5. we ended up with two scoops down 1%. last month, revised lower from minus 0.4 to back to september to find a lower number. down 3.7. there is a new number when you strip out transportation. we call it factory orders core. that was up 0.1. not necessarily a solid read on factory orders. we see 238. it closed last week at .242. last week 2.47. even though they are down, they are not down a lot. >> rick santelli the dow still up about 36 points. let's get more reaction on the stock reorder numbers and, of course, the biggy, today's jobs number. our senior economics reporter steve liesman, also in chicago at the cme. loved your two-shot with both of you. now that you have had some time to digest the jobs report how disappointing is it? >> i don't think it is that disappointing. are you hearing a lot of disappointment out there? i am hearing guys say it is a good number in context. that

>> yes, but they are starting from an extraordinary weakened position conventionally but in the asa metricarena they are starting from a position of relative capability trust. >> where i am going with the question is what changes in military force structure do you think the united states has to take both to make sure that our national security is assured and also that our allies is as well? what specific changes should the armed services committee be supporting in the near and longer term? >> that's almost a separate hearing but i would suggest that we need to have the kind of budget certainty that the secretary of defense has articulated and secondly we should not consider reducing our force presence in the middle east force of responsibility? >> secretary lew let me turn to the economic sanctions that could be available which my colleague from iowa has mentioned. can those be put back in place? can the united states alone even without our allies use its finance system and banks to implement a severe sanction system? >> senator we certainly have very significant tools that we have used un

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a base, and i heard extreme concern about the potential for putin to engage, as you pointed out, in asa mettic insta tkpwaeugss. i am concerned about europe for failure to their commitment for the spending? >> senator, i think it's important that our nato partners bear their share of the burden and i know that's something secretary carter and his predecessors addressed and they want them to meet the 2%, and given the short fall in europe, defensive cyber capabilities and so forth, i think it's going to be critical for our partners to develop those capabilities of capacities, and i have seen firsthand in my previous assignment in afghanistan when our nato partners are properly resourced, i think the alliance were it to be properly resourced can be a effective force for stability in europe and out of europe operations. >> ai agree and hopefully we will see that commitment followed through on because clearly the threat from putin and from russia continues, and our eastern european allies are very concerned about that. i want to ask you about -- you talked about the deployment pressures on

and you could do this asa one time wind fall but this is not systematically to do on a regular basis. and this is what you could do, and which we haven't talked about yet, to have something systematic but linked to the business cycle something cyclical a variation in inflation to a -- to try to alleviate the burden of debt in a more strategic manner. but there is strategic steps to take so far of that kind. >> and can i clarify out of the paper to make sure i understood the conclusion. this is an experiment as something that should be considered and because it reduces inequality and how do you look at the inequality implication versus the contractual implication on output. so where do you land on this? >> give it is a paper on partial policy and i couldn't take it on a partial policy. it is one tool on the vocation of policy on one dimension. on my personal view, i think the impact on policy is there it is not going to be driven largely. i think of the potential desire to increase inflation is driven by something else. i think it is driven in europe certainly by the desire to lower th

campos and supervisor mar have been biased to the landlords -- >> thank you. >> just as a reminder, asartesy to your fellow public commenters, please adhere to the 2-minute limit, so that everyone has an opportunity to speak here today. no one message is more important than the other. >> good afternoon, supervisors and everybody, i am the co-owner -- -- i don't know how you say in english. >> i'm a property homeowner. this law makes landlord cannot sustain. if it passes, we just withdraw from the rental market. make rental apartments further decrease availability, and please, do not scapegoat small property owners for city hall's mistakes. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is james tracy; community partnership homes homeless people. we retain our tenants. we don't evict our tenants. we create a climate of trust with our tenants, where when someone makes minor lease violations by putting something out in the hall and making too much noise, we talk with them like adults. we do not rush to eviction notice. if we can do it with our 1400 residents, i

do you want to wave and asa too little to wave and a my mom an so many of you my friends and distantamily all thank you for coming tonight. so -- i was told that over the next 30 or so minutes that should do a reading and speak for 25 of those. i would like to make that a little mother brief to have more of a conversation if there's an a interest there and we can have some questions. but i would like to tell you and i'm going to go light on reading tonight heavy on just the story telling. i would like to tell you about entrepreneurs that bookend that i have written here. one is named patrick and one is named fatuma. patrick is for whom this book is named indirectly. clay water brick. points to a story of patrick this entrepreneur that i met in uganda about a decade ago and he told me his story as follows, he explained how he fled the northern area of the country because of rebel group that attacked his village. taken most of his family, be careful with my language for little ones, and a he had basically fled with nothing and he settled in a village in uganda with his brother unschool

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leaving them with no way to defend themselves, i fully support the actions of arkansas governor asa hutchisonto do what is h necessary to protect the arkansas national guard by allowing members to be armed at army installations and guard installations. however, he only has authority over the arkansas national guard while governors of other states have issued similar directives. i urge the secretary of defense ashton carter and president obama to order protective measures at department of defense installations. the vicious attack at chattanooga changed the lives of gunnery thomas sullivan, lance corporal squire wells sergeant holmquist, david white and randall smith. the attack hit especially close to home to arkansas where staff sergeant david white grew up. while he no longer called arkansas home, the state has always had a fond place in david white's heart. he often visited his family and taught his children how to call the hogs. as a 1998 graduate of russellville high school, staff sergeant wyatt was in athletics and played in the school band. he earned the eagle scout the highest rank of