host: lieutenant governor carmichael.enant governor: well, thank you, that is excellent question because as we approach, in fact, saturday, eter, we have an election in west virginia, to provide additional money and resources and infrastructure projects in the state. people of west virginia are whether or not to sell some bonds, to provide expand d resources to quarter h but many other highways and biways of our state. recognize access and four-lane access is important for our state going forward. he mentioned several different aspects and i want to bring it point in terms of our drug abuse as relates to our and opportunity in state. studies back this up. a good job, job, a hope and opportunity provide people a on the drug abuse and grips pair that so often those who have lost work and meaningful employment. to provide that prosperous future for our state and citizens. revenue about declining stream in west virginia and budget with less money than we had the year before, but in that, we put $20 million additional into dru

alistair carmichael said it would be a miracle if it happens, the labour party said nobody thinks thist through. it is funny. even though the tories would benefit, borisjohnson's seat though the tories would benefit, boris johnson's seat would disappear. and that of david davis. priti patel. the three big hitters in the labour front bench, they are in north london constituencies, contiguous, and they will go, and that will lead to a lot of scrabbling amongst themselves. that will lead to a lot of scrabbling amongst themselvesm does need to be done, but it is finding a way, as you know, finding a way it can be done, and the reason the labour party mps have smaller constituencies is they tend to be urban. smaller geographical. they tend to be more urban, and their consultants tend to have a lot of problems. —— constituents. consultants tend to have a lot of problems. -- constituents. so many mps are going to be worried about their own seats, so i imagine theresa may will not get around to this. to both of you, thanks for joining us. we have run out of time. that is its night. you can see

spain for a long time and thousands of activists across australia have been protesting against the carmichael coal mine project they say would threaten the great barrier reef the indian firm behind the projects promising to bring thousands of jobs just failure but the coal would be transferred out of a port at a point which has shipping channels near the reef but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera correspondent stage thanks for watching back now. i am fat man i am an online journalist. i'm married and have a four year old daughter. i grew up in sweden but america and bauer's and. it was while making a web documentary fog of the you know about female genital mutilation that i realize how deeply rooted it is in many cultures including my own. i have family and friends who have been through it but it's not something you talk about. as a child i attended a close relatives gathering after she was caught. it was then that i wondered have i been copped. to my relief my mother told me that she chose not to. when i think about the severe health risks involve

and it started with ricky carmichael teaching us how to ride. >> front brake. throttle. 15-time champion. they call him the goat, greatest of all time. they brought out brand-new kx 250. and just let a bunch of the members of the media hop on and go for a ride. some of us know how to ride, others don't. >> ooh! >> the three of us fell. the only one caught on camera was mine. and the race s were unique because this was a post-season all-star race. it was a million dollars on the line. the only way to win that, though, is to take first place in all three heat races that night. >> oh, cool. >> which is incredibly difficult to do. we were right behind the starting line. i got to go down on the track and see these guys start from 12 feet up on a split start. that was incredible to see. you see where they come together on the start? it was just exciting. remember i said i wasn't the only one to crash? even the pros had some difficulty. marvin took first in the first race. i was down on the track for the second heat and watched marvin take the second heat. there goes marvin, th

mitch carmichael will join us for the top issues facing west virginia including the economy no. crisis. watch at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> the new supreme court term began today. here's an update on some of the cases before the court from "washington journal". where t >> 's 8:00 a.m. and a live look outside the u.s. supreme court were today's the first day of the new term. lawrence hurley is at our table to tell us about it. he's a correspondent. thank you for being here. the trump administration is in the spotlight as the u.s. top chord return. >> this is the first full term since the administration came in january. they've had some time to adjust their legal positions and some of these big cases toward the t court including the very first case of the term, where the obama administration sided with employees in the trump administration switched. >> this is a case about whether workers could be prevented from grouping together from filing false claims with their employer. this has a big repercussions for workers. it would make it harder for wo

governor jim justice and lieutenant governor mitch carmichael will be our guests on the bus on "washington journal" starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern and join us tomorrow for the entire "washington journal" starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> earlier today at 11:30 a.m. eastern time, governor brian sandoval held a briefing, he was joined by several others, including congresswoman tie in a titus who represents the area where the shooting took place and sheriff joseph lomb bardot. this is half an hour.

governor jim justice and lieutenant governor mitch carmichael will be our guests on the bus on "washington journal" starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern and join us tomorrow for the entire "washington journal" starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> earlier today at 11:30 a.m. eastern time, governor brian sandoval held a briefing, he was joined by several others, including congresswoman tie in a titus who represents the area where the shooting took place and sheriff joseph lomb bardot. this is half an hour. sheriff lombardo: well, good afternoon, everyone. i am sheriff lombardo for clark county. i don't have very much employer to update you with from our previous briefings. one thing in particular that's changed in the negative is our body count. that's a wrong way to say this. the number of people that have died associated with this event has increased. right now we're using the number of 58. i just informed it may be 59, that an individual that just expired at sunrise hospital. in normal fashion i do not want to give you bad information but please do not press me on that number until we get

of the european parliament that i'm on to mosul and also supporter of cattle and independents mr carmichael we've just been listening from my colleague from d.w. business how expensive separation from spraying will probably be what do you think how expensive do you think that separation will be and are you being open about those costs with the people of catalonia. good evening thank you for limitations of god this issue. we can see. even though there are many that it and ministers that don't you will be gone we're going to do it part of the single market and they were being a go to me. so i don't understand very well why people are really saying something but i'm going to come out and i was about you know sorry to interrupt mr come out of what how can you be sure that you'll still be part of the single market and the eurozone area if it is actually clear that catalonia leaving spain will also be leaving the european union look this is something that has never happened in the box the first thing to take into account and the second or more importantly the anybody what he did it in there would

adani enterprises want to build the carmichael coal mine here in the galilee basin in queensland state already based. adani's website says the creation of the mine will bring thousands of job opportunities creation of the mine will bring thousands ofjob opportunities and would generate millions of dollars in revenue and taxes that will go back to the community. but environmental groups and some a nalysts environmental groups and some analysts worry about the contribution to the country's carbon footprint, and that increased shipping traffic will add to the threat already facing the great barrier reef. there is no room whatsoever for any new coal mines anywhere around the country. if australia is to do anywhere near its fairshare of australia is to do anywhere near its fair share of stabilising the climate. so the question is not whether the coalmine will tip over, we have to get out of existing coal mines if we want to give the great barrier reef a jazz. the project has been given government approval, but has faced delays over financing issues. now, here's one of the biggest names in t

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jim justice and mitch carmichael will be there on the bus. >> on wednesday president trump gave a speech in indianapolis in which he outlined his goals for tax reform and called on congress to work in a bipartisanship way to create and pass the appropriate legislation. this is about 40 minutes. ♪ president trump: thank you. [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you very much. you just want massive tax cuts is what you want. that's the only reason you're going so wild. but it's wonderful to be back in the great state of indiana. what a place. [cheers and applause] president trump: i want to thank nor young, donnelly and representative jackie mularsky and susanne brooks and representative mike messer for joining us today. thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin and director gary cone for joining us as well. we appreciate it. let me begin by saying our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands who are suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. th

jim justice and mitch carmichael will be there on the bus. >> on wednesday president trump gave a speech in indianapolis in which he outlined his goals for tax reform and called on congress to work in a bipartisanship way to create and pass the appropriate legislation. this is about 40 minutes.

pro-government advance thousands of activists across australia have been protesting against the carmichael coal mine project they say would threaten the great barrier reef the indian from behind the project is promising to bring thousands of jobs to australia but the coal will be transferred out of a port at point which is shipping channels near the reef those are the headlines the news continues here and after pricing the planet. by. the laws of the market applied to endangered species surprising right how could we let banks decide which species are worth saving and which ones not. which ones deserve to live and which are to die on the top of profit. but hunch. cigar this century and next year no pay to put pressure on to sniff committees. and that you're not by the very are going to get one sick. kid for them he says you don't really it could a massively videotape this is ground zero it will be badly to nanda this joint is sort of. just a minute you really dig you're a veteran classic quantities it will be you get them if you for example. there are some people who feel uneasy about putti

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steve carmichael is the senior manager here. >> i think in the state of nevada we're still considerede the old west in a lot of ways, and a lot of gun owners live in the state of nevada. we run the whole gamut of shoort shooters. >> when you land here, you see reenactments of shooters. what's up with that? >> there are rules, but they're supervised by the rso. >> this is actually less busy than it typically would be on a day like this because it's a little windy for shooting. but after a shooting like the one we saw in las vegas, people come out to ranges like this because they're worried that the conversation about gun control will mean they can't get their hands on things like this, this arx, which by the way is a semiautomatic gun. it's not like a semiautomatic weapon that was used in the shooting. the key word is like a semiautomatic. the shooter used what's called a bump stock, a device which allows a rifle to be fired by one trigger pull as if it were fully automatic. >> it's a very tragic thing. we definitely need to have some kind of control over people buying so many weapons,

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say threatens the great barrier reef groups are valid on beaches and in the cities against the carmichael coal mine it's by the indian group adani which is promising to broaden thousands of jobs to australia. unemployment in south africa is at a fourteen year high almost forty percent of young people can't find work so some of them are becoming entrepreneurs and their page reports. as well it is on is a natural salesman he gets by selling goods from the back of his principia coal becomes a problem now of survival to say now if i don't do this what am i going to do you know and then that's when the crime mindset starts coming in that's when the negative things and starts coming in so we need to always try and keep your mind in a positive state you know their main product is homemade archer a type of pickle i told him i'm bringing in the best actor in town and i want him to come and have a look was early it is. many young people have no choice but to create their own opportunities south africa's unemployment rate is the worst it's been for fourteen years thirty eight percent of fifteen to t

governor jim justice and lieutenant governor mitch carmichael will be on the bust. and join us tomorrow for the entire washington journal starting at 1k a.7:00 a.m. east >> now steve mnuchin discusses tax reform proposal. he was followed by panel discussion with white house correspondents on the 2016 presidential campaign and the first few months of the trump presidency. co-hosted by atlantic magazine and the aspen institute, this is just over an hour. >> we're going to get to tax reform because that's a very big issue set in motion by the president yesterday. i want to talk about a couple of issues that are also related to the treasury department because they are an important part of what you do and what the country is trying to achieve. specifically with north korea. david petraeus on the stage saying he and others discouraged by trade numbers indicating china is trading with north korea. new sanctions were applied last week. what is your level of confidence those sanctions will change materially the chinese behavior? can you clarify, because there's been differen

steve carmichael is the senior manager here. >> we're considered a little bit like the old west in a of ways. and a lot of gun owners in the state of nevada. we see the whole gamut. >> when you land in las vegas you see these ads for military reenactments and machine guns, things like that. what's that part of the culture? >> there are automatic weapons, we have a public handbook that describe that but supervised by the rso. >> this range outside of las vegas is actually less busy than it typically would be on a day like this because it's windy for shooting. but typically shooting like the one we saw in las vegas people come to ranges like this because they're worried that the conversation about gun control is going to mean they can't get their hands on things like this, this arx. which by the way is a semiautomatic gun. it's not like a fully automatic weapon that was used in the shooting. the keyword is like a fully automatic. the las vegas shooter used what is called a bump stock, a device which allows a rifle to fire with one trigger pull as if it were fully automatic. >> it's a v

thousands of activists across the street have been protesting against the carmichael coal mine project they say it threatens the great barrier reef groups have rallied on beaches and in cities the indian group adanis behind the project it's promising to bring thousands of jobs to his trailer the proposed mine wants to ship coal out of the port of a point which has shipping channels near the reef well joining me on skype from sydney is geoff cousins he's president of this truly and conservation foundation it's a group under the umbrella of the stop danny alliance thank you very much for being with us if i understand this correctly there's been mining in the galilee basin since the one nine hundred seventy s. and one would have thought that many environmental concerns would have been addressed as each of those projects came to fruition what's different about this one this would be the biggest economic built in australia and one of the biggest in the world it's a massive project and all of the ships would be all of this car would be explored and out through the barrier reef so the rich th

steve carmichael is the senior manager here. >> we're still considered a little bit like the old west in a lot of ways. a lot of gun owners in the state of nevada. we see the whole gamut. >> when you land in las vegas, you see ads for things that look like machine guns and things like that. what's that part of the culture. >> automatic guns are allowed here. we have a guideline book but they're supervised with the rso. >> reporter: this range is actually less busy than it would be on a day like this because it's a little windy for shooting. but typically after a shooting like the one we saw in las vegas, people come out to ranges like this because they're worried that the conversation about gun control is going to mean that they can't get their hands on things like this. this arx which by the way is a semiautomatic gun. it's not like a fully automatic weapon that was used in the shooting. the keyword is like a fully automatic. the las vegas shooter used what is called a bump stock, a device which allows a rifle to fire with one trigger pull as if it were fully automatic. >> it's a ver

lieutenant governor mitch carmichael joins us to talk about the issues facing west virginia including economy and the opioid christ. be sure to watch c-span washington journal live on tuesday morning. join the discussion♪ >> on tuesday, defense secretary james mattis and chief of staff talk about our military strategy in afghanistan and south asia. less coverage begins at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span3, online is to stand.org or free on our online c-span radio app. bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in at annapolis, maryland asking folks what is the most important issue in their state? >> i live in annapolis, maryland and i teach at st. john's college where we are filming. a lot of marylanders are concerned about our heritage, the heritage of slavery and double war. i am sure many of you heard the justice wrote the dred scott the vision scott decision. my concern is how do we have a conversation about our past? ate at the john, desk here john, we read the drive that decision, we read about frederick douglass and we try to have a conversation wi

mitch carmichael will be one of our guests on the bus, starting at 8:1 5 a.m. -- 8:15 am. a with scottd greenberger. takeslcolm turnbull questions from the australian parliament. atn, jeremy corbyn speaks his party pot fall conference. erence.y's fall conf this week on two and day. scott greenberger -- on q and a. scott greenberger discusses his book, "the unexpected president: the life and times of chester a. arthur." brian: your book, "the unexpected president: the life and times of chester a. arthur.". who is the most interesting character? scott: chester. his

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was it a, james nav rhett the third, b, thurgood marshall, stokely carmichael. >> what did we revealone. >> it's d. >> d. >> he said it with authority. >> team number two. d. >> all right. >> smart kids here at howard. yes. correct. ring that bell. number two, what -- okay. what department did ralph bunch chair at howard university. a political science, b media journalism and film, c, african studies or, d, business management? >> now, kqan you better get this right. okay. i'm just saying. the answer is... >> clearly a. >> clearly a. >> political science political science major remember. >> we say c business. >> we love you. it's okay. it's okay. it's okay. that's okay. there's still two questions to go. it was political science by the way. political science. but neither one of you are in political science. why do you need to know. >> biology see. don't fill your brain with stuff you don't need to go. >> exactly. >> number three, how many presidents have led howard university? how many presidents? a, nine. b, six. c, 17, d, 21? >> nine, six, 17 or 21? a, nine, b, six, c, 17. d21 and

race and democracy and the author of a number of books, including stokely, the life of stokely carmichael. let's get to your phone calls. from georgia, democrats line, good morning. caller: good morning, professor. was walter scott who was shot in south carolina. guest: thank you. caller: colin kaepernick was disgruntled by the san francisco 49ers for relegating him from a starting position to third string, and when he was a starter with san francisco, i did not hear all of this talk about social injustice when he took them to the super bowl. host: we will get a response. guest: he was third string, but he started after injuries to the starting quarterback. for those who follow colin kaepernick, he was always wearing shirts and connected to protesting against social injustice. last year is when he started to publicly say he was refusing to stand for the anthem because of the protests surrounding the black lives matter movement. i don't think his protest had anything to do with his position in the san francisco 49ers. i think like many people, including musical artists, intellectuals, move