q&a, chris cavett scandal.vy's bribery >> completely embarrassed the united states navy. it shocked the culture that provideere corrupt to mostly with information about ship movements. for not that much money, but a lavish life so. tonight -- >> tonight on c-span's q&a. this is the monolith, a -- come with us as we visit the dam and learned more about its -- my more about its history. >> it is 602 feet tall, two thirds of a mile in length. it is actually thicker than it is tall. from here when we look up at it, we get an idea of how massive shasta dam is. it is like a 60 story building in front of us. it weighs 16 million tons. today we are standing at shasta dam, the second largest dam and the entire united states. andas built back in 1938 forever change the state of california and beyond. the central valley of california runs right here all the way down 450 miles to bakersfield. it is a day, flat belly. the reason is century after century, we've had very wet years and very dry ears. state about 75% of the precipitation so all of that would wash down into the valley and

you for your efforts -- [inaudible] >> sunday on q&a, defense news naval warfare corresponded chris cavett on the navies bribery scandal involving malaysian defense contractor. >> completely embarrassing guy states navy that shocked the culture of the navy that people were corrupted to provide most with information about ship movements. but other things as well. in exchange for not much money but fairly lavish lifestyles. >> sunday night at a eastern on c-span's q&a. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> this past week the supreme court heard oral argument i in e case that questions the governments ability to strip naturalized citizens of their citizenship for lying during the naturalization process in the case involves an ethnic serbian woman who was deported aptos discovered she lied about her husband military service while living in boston. she argues the false statement was immaterial to her receiving citizenship but the lower cou

q&a, chris cavett scandal.vy's bribery >> completely embarrassed the united states navy. it shocked the culture that provideere corrupt to mostly with information about ship movements. for not that much money, but a lavish life so. tonight -- >> tonight on c-span's q&a. this is the monolith,

correspondent&a, chris cavett on the navy's bribery scandal involving glenn francis. >> completely embarrassingshocked that the culture of the navy that people were corrupted with information about ship movements, and about other things as well, in exchange for not that much money, but fairly lavish lifestyles. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. now, a conversation on president trump's first 100 days in office. we will hear from former national intelligence director john aponte and former a former congresswoman who served as secretary of state in the obama administration. the atlantic council posted this event. >> ok. i think we are going to begin. -- i'm the director of forsyth strategy and risk initiatives here at the atlantic council. it's my pleasure to host today a session on question that is on everybody's mind. it's what's next after trump's first 100 days. we're at day 102. days. we're at day 102. already, i think, had a lot of interesting things happen the first 101 day

cavett onq&a, chris the bribery scandal involving leonard francis. >> it shocked the culture of the navy that people were corrupted to provide information about ship rules. but other things as well. they exchanged for not that much money but a fairly lavish lifestyle. a panel of historians about america's motivations for entering world war i, how the country mobilized for war and restrictions on free speech and the press in response to protests. the national constitution center in philadelphia hosted this hour-long event. i am so excited for this program. we started planning it a few months ago, and i have really been looking forward to it. we are obviously celebrating the 100th anniversary of america's and itnto world war i, in some larger sense of the turning point, there is a sense in which it was other wars like world war i, the american revolution, a lot of the details are forgotten, including how it transformed america and intersects with the american constitutional history. i was thrilled to discuss this with our panelists today and to give you a bit of background. we could not ha