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. >> here is a look at some of what is coming up this evening on c-span. bills to moved to pass open portions of the government shutdown. next, a bill to open national parks and the epa. that is followed by debate on the bill giving -- >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> tomorrow, former housing and urban develop at secretary castro will announce in san antonio, texas, his decisio

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c-span, live coverage of the house begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. they are expected to debate and vote on me interior department spending bill. on c-span two, the senate debates middle east policy. discussionan3, a about the meaning of american exceptionalism and u.s. foreign-policy. a.m. verage is at 10:00 at 12:15, a new american discussion about guantanamo bay their --etainees held there. senate confirmation hearings for william are to be the next attorney general begins tuesday. nominated to replace jeff sessions. of counsel and served as u.s. attorney general for george h.w. bush. watch the confirmation process 9:30illiam barr tuesday at a.m. on c-span three. c-span, where history unfolds daily. a 1979, c-span was created as public service by america's cable television companies and today, we bring you unfiltered congress at coverage of the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. [inaudible] held a rally outside the white house. several members of congress lawyerincluding denny -- steny hoyer, mark war

. >> here is a look at some of what is coming up this evening on c-span. bills to moved to pass open portions of the government shutdown. next, a bill to open national parks and the epa. that is followed by debate on the bill giving -- >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider.

c-span2, on-line and radio app. legal affairs correspondent nina totalenberg talks about her coverage of the supreme court with long time radio talk show most bill press. live on c-span2 and also on our radio app. >> president trump nominated stephanos bibas to the appeals court. and a law professor spoke to an audience about appellate advocacy. the federalist society is the host of this event. >> judge stephanos bibas is the newest judge on the 3rd circuit court of appeals. he's been on the court since november of last year. just a little bit of interesting information about judge bibas' career, he grew up in a family in the restaurant business and he worked in his family's restaurants in new york city and graduated high school at the age

c-span, live coverage of the house begins at 9:00 am eastern time. they are expected to debate and vote on an interior department spending bill. n c-span2, the senate debates middle east policy. they gavel in at 10:00 eastern time. on c-span3 discussion about the meaning of american exceptionalism and us foreign policy. live coverage of the german marshall fund event is at 10:00 am. at 12:15, live coverage of a new america discussion about guantÁnamo bay and the state of 40 military detainees held there. >> pennsylvania's midterms included a number of special elections to fill the seats of members who left congress early, shifting district boundaries, new district names and the addition of four women, all democrats, to a delegation that previously had been all mail. two of those women entered the house in november slightly ahead of the rest of her colleagues. mary gay scanlon's race included a special election to represent the seventh district for the last month and a half of the 115th congress and there was also a general election to represent the newly constituted fifth district in the 116th congress. representative scanlon w

i'm very encouraged this open dedefecationon bill -- has c ce down to a small percentage.orter: she's still waiting for her promised toilet. she's alrlready brought out a place for it. brent: the january football window has closed for january. most teams around europe kept the first strings tighter to the window, but some big names have made moves over the last month. >> a low key arrival that summed up the january transfer window. he joined the english side chelsea on loan. the london club can make the permanent -- the move permanent for 35 million euros, a type of deal that has been c ommon. they were elecected to spending anin italy and england. many clubs cannot afford to buy. christian is another player who has been loaned straight back to dortmund for the rest of the season. this, after the bundesliga sold them to chelsea for 64 million euros. the most expensive of this transfer window. the biggest move into the bundesliga was the transfers are rb leipzig. he cost the club 19 million euro s and treads a familiar path, the 15th player to move to leipzig. youth has bee

c-span live coverage of the house begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. they are expected to debate and vote on interior department spending bill. on c-span2, the senate debates middle east policy. they gaveled in at 10 eastern time. and on c-span three a discussion about the meaning of american exceptionalism and u.s. foreign policy. our live coverage of the german marshall fund event is at 10 am. at 12:15 pm live coverage of a new america discussion about there. >> to capitol hill now and the senate floor. when democrats tried to bring up spending bills to reopen the federal government. majority leader, mitch mcconnell, objected. this is about 30 minutes. >> now today is the 20th day of the trumpet shutdown. tomorrow it will tie the record for the longest shutdown in american history. and 800,000 autoworkers will miss a paycheck. tsa agents and

the fact is that unle chuck schumer and speaker pelosi agree and the president agrees to sign a bill, we cecome law. that's why i understand the point that senator mcconnell is making about these important negotiations that are, infact, ongoing. >> there are yourself, senator gardner, senator tillis have goken out. let's reopen ternment and continue the debate. you are the only three tha have gone public on the republican side of the aisle. privately, how anxious are s ye r colleagues? >> well, there have been others. lamar alexander didxcnlent column in which he outlined three possible compromises t get government open. one you talked about and we advanced last year when there which wasfer shutdown that we would have border security funded at $2.5 billion and we would give a path to citizenship for thosedreamers, those very young adults who are brought to this country through no decision ofir own by their parents. that's a possible compromise on th issue. i would note tt 46 out of the 49 democrats in the senate voted for that compromise just last march. >> let me ask you this.e we now in

bills to reopen and fund the federal government. live coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have that on c-span3. our capitol hill producer tweets the rules committee will consider four bills to reopen parts of the government. a financial services related measure dealing with the treasury department and i.r.s., and agriculture focus canned bill that concerns food stemps. one on the interior department, and e.p.a., and transportation-h.u.d. bill. and the white house joins c-span tonight when president trump atresses the nation on immigration and border security. he's expected to argue there is a humanitarian and national security crisis on the southern border which must be addressed. and why it's causing government shutdown. the president's first adrezz to the nation from the oval office. live coverage can of his speech begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we'll follow that with the democratic response from house speaker nancy pelosi. and senate democratic leader chuck schumer. and your calls and tweets. all tonight on c-span. >> sunday, on "q&a," author and columnist james grant. interest my living by rat

there will also be the consideration of spending bills shutdown. government on c-span2, vice president mike pence will administer the oaths of office to new senators when the senate meets at noon. know thessley will longest-serving senator. c-span3, there will be do ceremonial swearing in the old senate chamber. we hope you tune in for all of our coverage. follow us online at c-span.org. now to your form calls. jack from circleville ohio -- not to your phone calls. jack.vening, >> good evening. one small comment. i have locks on my doors, locks on my windows, and the only reason for that is to keep people out who will do me harm. ander think our governments our southern border is any different. the president wants to keep people out who will not contribute to this country. the people coming in and bringing in drugs and other things, there has to be some kind of security. i wish someone would ask senator schumer and speaker pelosi when they go to bed at night, do they leave their doors and windows unlocked or locked. brian: and we go to antonio on the democrats lin

at 7:00, bill press speaks to nina totenberg about her more than 40 year career covering the supreme court. there is more live coverage on c-span3. 9:45, a look at japan's 2019 outlook. and a discussion on iran's influence on iraqi policies. we discuss federal funding to reopen the government for one bill. the bill does not include money for homeland security or the border wall. >> president trump and vice president pence visited the martin luther king jr. memorial today in washington to market the federal holiday honoring the civil rights leader. mark the federal holiday honoring the civil rights leader.

on c-span, the housemates for legislative business at noon eastern to continue work on spending bills that would reopen parts of the federal government. thursday's agenda includes funding for agriculture, transportation, and housing. on c-span2, live coverage of the senate as they debate and vote to advance a bill that would provide security assistance to israel. democrats blocked the measure earlier in the week as part of their effort to get senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to bring up legislation to reopen the government. on c-span3, u.s. chamber of commerce president and ceo thomas donohue gives his annual state of american business address followed by a news conference. later, the afl-cio holds a rally with congressional democrats to call for an end to the partial government shutdown. that is live at noon eastern. >> texas voters elected nine new members of congress during the midterms. dan crenshaw is a former navy seal who lost an eye in afghanistan. he was born in scotland and spent some of his childhood in south america. voters in the fifth district elected lance gooden,

bill. if you watch c-span two, you know they bill. you watch c-span two, you know they have procedural issues moving on to the bill. the vast majority of democrats are voting not to advance then will, -- that bill, not because bill.ave problems with if you watch c-span two, you know they have procedural issues moving on to the bill. the vast majority of democrats he is a federalo advance worker and a veteran. what trump is really doing, and always scares people. we do not need a wall. punishing doing is americans. -- investigating on whether he had been working on behalf of russia against american interests, according lawn -- according to law enforcement officials and others with knowledge. counterintelligence investigators had to consider actionsthe president's constituted a possible threat to national security. also, whether mr. trump was knowingly working for russia or had unknowingly fallen under moscow's influence. the president is up and tweeting this morning, following up on this story -- just learned in the failing new york ti

c-span, live coverage of the house begins at 9 am eastern time. they are expected to debate and vote on an interior department spending bill. on c-span two, the senate debates middle east policy. they gavel in at 10 eastern time. and on c-span three, a discussion about the meaning of american exceptionalism and the u.s. foreign policy. earn live coverage of the german marshall fund event, is at 10 am. at 1015, live coverage of a new america discussion about autonomy obey and the fate of the 40 military detainees held their. >>> the senate confirmation hearing for william barn to be the next attorney general of the united states begins on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern. president trump nominated him to replace jeff sessions, who held the position for a year and a half since the beginning of the trump administration. he is now accounts of the law firm of kirk and aunt alice and serves as the u.s. attorney general for president george hw bush. watch the confirmation process for william barn, live, tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >>> florida's new governor committed to combating illegal immigration, and a limiting sanctuary cities i

c-span live coverage of the house begins at 9 a.m. eastern time. they are expected to debate and vote on an interior department spending bill. n 2 the senate debates middle east policy. they dabble in at 10 eastern time. and c-span 3, discussion ant the meaning of american exceptionalism. . >>> you learned to recite the pledge of allegiance. >> sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on real america. press interviews with ronald reagan in january 1989. >> when i said there was nothing wrong, this was innen countering what i have to say is the total media distortion of the process that was underway and i can't understand it because i, as you know, the day after that leak revealed the covert operation i vent before the press and told them exactly what the operation was, we were not doing business with the ayatollah. we were not trading for hostages. we had received word by way of a third country israel that a delegation of people at a time when everyone was saying that the ayatollah was not going to live out the week. and the factions were rising as to who was going to be the government of iran. this group was vouched for as i say a third cou

on c-span the house meets for legislative business at noon eastern to continue work on spending bills that would reopen parts of the federal government. including agriculture, transportation, and housing. on c-span 2, live coverage of the senate as they debate and vote to advance a bill that would provide security assistance to israel, and impose new sanctions against syria. democrats block the measure earlier in the week as part of their effort to get senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to bring up legislation to reopen the government. on c-span 3, # u.s. chamber of commerce president and ceo thomas donahue gives his annual state of american business address followed by a news conference are reporters. later in the day the aflcio holds a rally with congressional democrats to called for an end to the partial government shutdown. that's live at noon eastern. >> the senate confirmation hearings for william bar to be the next attorney general on the united states begin on tuesday at 9:30 eastern. president trump nominated him to replace jeff sessions. william bar is now of counsel at

on c-span the house meets for legislative business at noon on ern to continue work spending bills that would reopen parts of the federal government. thursday's agenda includes unding forage culture, transportation and housing. c-span 2, the senate votes to a bill that would provide security to israel and ose new sanctions against syria. democrats blocked it earlier in part of getting mitch mcconnell to bring forth reopen the to government. on c-span 3. his state hue gives of american business address followed by a news conference with reporters. later in the day, the afl-cio with their rally congressional democrats to call for an end to the partial shutdown.t that's live at noon eastern. up this : coming weekend on book tv, saturday at 6:45 p.m. eastern, california democratic senator kamala harris life and career through her book "the truths we hold, an american journey." at 11:00 p.m. eastern, oz guinness talks about his latest for liberty."ll then sunday on after words at p.m. eastern, a journalist discusses her book "it was all a dream." generation confronts the broken promise to bl

c-span radio app. legal affairs correspondent talks about her career covering the supreme court with longtime commentator and radio talkshow host bill press. live coverage at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span2, also on our website and radio app. >> ucla's black alumni association posted a conversation with activist and author angela davis and rapper common. they shared insights from the personal experiences in activism. >> this is a packed room. welcome everybody. thanks for joining us. [applause] >> you probably save that applause because we certainly have some people to be on stage with me tonight that the desert only applause but a standing ovation i would say. two nights conversation is imagining social justice, and but we hope to do is not only discuss the current state of social justice and different racial andho gender issues but also connecting them to the past because we certainly have one of the foremost activist in history that's with us who can give us some context into how these movements are linked together. my job as the moderator is just not to crash the fourth equipment two incredibly thoughtful people that are with us that

they expected to debate and vote on an interior department spending bill. on cn to the senate debates middle east policy. , a discussion about the meaning of american and foreignsm policy. our live coverage of the martial a.m..is at 10:00 at 12:15 a new america discussion about guantanamo bay and the military detainees held there. 9> texas voters elected members of congress during the midterms, 5 of them republicans. eye to anost an ied. he was born in scotland. voters in the fifth district .lected gooden he was an insurance broker prior to his election. he also worked for then governor rick perry, even ghost writing a book for the governor. mr. roy has also been a prosecutor. previouslyrepresents - served terms in the state house .nd senate be he saw combat in iraq as a member of the marine corps. , earlier in his career he was on the city council of arlington, texas. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> at her weekly press briefing nancy pelosi talked about the ongoing shutdown and efforts to reopen parts of the federal government.this is 15 m

as for the company's c-e-o bill timmons-- he resigned earlier this week.and hacienda healthcare's board sent out a statement calling what happened an "absolutely horrifying situation" and "an unprecedented case" without giving specifics of the case.cnn witnessed several police cruisers stationed at the facility during the day. and phoenix police say they are investigating . but have offered no additional details about the case.then on tuesday -- hacienda healthcare sent a statement saying "police served a search warrant" to "obtain dna from male" staffers.the company said it welcomed the development in the investigation.but cesena says the healthcare company didn't even inform the families of other patients at the facility about the incident until about five days after the birthand only after local news reports exposed the situation. karina cesena/mother of patient:"i think that there is a blanket that they are trying to hide under. instead of being transparent. they are not being transparent at all." (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) that was sara sidner reporting today police did break their si

on the c-span, the house is back at 9:00 a.m. to consider a billhat would give civilian federal employees a pay raise. on the c-span2, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from the house of commons, followed by house speaker nancy pelosi and education secretary betsy devos at a conference hosted by the council for christian colleges and universities. later, the senate returns for more work on the middle east policy bell let provides security assistance to israel and imposes a new sanctions on the syrian regime. there was more less coverage on c-span3 with foreign diplomats from chile, paraguay and the e.u. on the political situation on venezuela. later, house and senate negotiators meet for the first time to avert another government shutdown by coming up with a bipartisan border security proposal before temporary government funding expires on february 15. >> next, a look at the political unrest in venezuela after the national assembly declared nicolas maduro's presidency as a legitimate. -- as illegitimate. since then, the u.s. and se

on c-span, the house is back to consider a bill that would open the homeland security department through february 28, not include border wall funding. that is live at 9:00 a.m. eastern. on c-span2, the conference of meets for the winter meeting. at 11:00 a.m. the senate returns with votes scheduled for 2:30 on whether to move forward with the government funding bill that includes the border wall pros all or proceed with one that is similar to a house measure. on c-span3, the house homeland at they committee looks government shutdowns impact on homeland security operations. later, the u.s. conference of remarksontinues with from treasury secretary steven mnuchin and senators jeff berkley and cory booker. the u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting is underway in washington, d.c., first, we watch a news conference with remarks on atlanta's mayor for security remarks at the super bowl. later, house speaker nancy pelosi talks about the government shutdown and the agenda for the coming year. >> good morning. we will have other mayors slip in as we go. we will go ahead and get started. i am s

on c-span, live coverage of the house begins at 9 am eastern time. there expected to debate and vote on the spending bill. on c- span two, the senate debates middle east policy. on cspan-3, a discussion about the meaning of american exceptionalism and u.s. foreign policy. i would live coverage of the event is at 10 am. 12:15 pm loves coverage of a new america about 1 ton bay and 40 military detainees held their. >> coming up this weekend on book tv, saturday at 6:45 pm eastern, california's democratic senator details her life and career through her book, truth we hold, and american journey . >> i believe the strongest politics or coalition politics. this is understanding that the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. rejecting the idea that we live in silos and we don't share concerns and when we wake up in the middle of the night . >> talked about his latest book, a call for liberty . >> with the crisis we see growing over the last 30 years, i've rarely ever heard an american leader today addressing the present crises in the light of the family vision. addressing the be

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but bill ben difficuenedict's c fewest flags in the season. bad, the nfl's have not he of officiating called sean payton right after the game. >> it is a disappointing way to lose a game. frustrating, you know, just getting off the phone with the league office. they blew the call. they said not only was it interference, it was helmet to helmet. they couldn't believe it. it happened. can't dwell on it. we'll probably never get over it. >> the afc championship game was also a thriller. for the first time ever, there were four lead changes in the fourth quarter. tom brady making all the big throws when he needed to late in this game, outdoing patrick mahomes. patriots win in overtime 37-31. and for the ninth time brady and belichick are going to the super bowl, that is more than twice any other coach/player combo in nfl history. >> unbelievable, bro. this is crazy. what a game. >> brady is excited. if you were watching that saints/rams game and the whistle noise coming from the stands was driving you crazy, you weren't alone. a saints super fan w

on c-span, the housemates for legislative business at noon eastern to continue work on spending bills that would reopen part of the federal government. thursday's agenda that funding for agriculture transportation and housing. on c-span2, live coverage of the senate as they debate and vote to advance a bill that would provide security assistance to israel and impose new sanctions against syria. democrats block the measure earlier in the week as part of their effort to get mitch mcconnell to bring up legislation to reopen the government. , the u.s. chamber of commerce president and ceo gives his annual state of american business address, followed by a news conference with reporters. , there is a day rally held with congressional democrats to call for an end to the partial government shutdown, that is live at noon eastern. >> coming up this weekend on book tv, saturday, at 6:45 p.m. eastern, california democratic senator kamala harris details his life and career through their book. eastern, and author talks about his latest book last call for liberty. sunday, on afterwards, at 9 p.m. a

but because he was not a regular student, i mean he bill a c student at -- at harvard at columbia, people thought he really wasn't as smart as it turns out to be that same is, quote, when oliver meets him much laterre and sayse has a first temperament but a second rate intellect he was right being born with optimistic temperament that got to ted to later in life was greatest gift that -- was endowed with but mucher than people did and problem solving intellect and p studied stamps e would want to know he's a little kid now he wants to know where country that issue ored stamps hang from so he look in encyclopedia read everything about the country and then finally figure out -- if he didn't know words he said to his mother i'm half way through webster dictionary maps and he wanted to know about terrain and mountains and environment, and all of that became so important when this manvi had to lead us through wod war ii and when he becomes much a leader later on, he has a brain, to bring information out from other people by listening to them so the idea that he wasn't smart because he didn't d

eastern and it will take up a bill that would prohibit government funding of abortions. speaker pelosi shortly live here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up shortly house speaker nancy pelosi and her weekly briefing with reporters. the house in session today. their last a legislative work for this week anyway. both the house and senate expected to be in next week. the house today working on a measure to reopen the federal government through fibber 28th but that doesn't include money for border wall funding. speaker pelosi yesterday in a letter to president trump suggested he postpone his state of union address until after the government shutdown or the option of the president as constitutionally mandated submitting his state of the union in writing. no official