peter stocking or vista leader -- to violets. that gives some republicans who are forced to make a politically dicey vote against the violence against women act or four gun-control enabler -- in a bore -- more comfortable position. members on howg .hey vote on this bill republican members could go to the district and say i voted against the act but it is not because of the violence against women portion, it is because of god's. -- guns. daniel neuhauser, thanks for your time. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, allison klein discusses the cap administration's proposed budget cup 42020 and education policy. efforts toenkins on ratify the equal rights amendment. and the less be talks about -- make it less the docs about americans trust in government. announcer: former texas lawmaker beto o'rourke kicks off his presidential bid live. and of the three c-span radio app. announcer: on american history tv, world war ii navajo code talkers and they look back at the 1979 islan

violet—vienna developed life—threatening abnormalities in the blood vessels around her heart while shetill inside her mum. but doctors spotted them early and planned how to save her life. she was put on medication as soon as she was born and had heart surgery a week later. if a routine pregnancy scan identifies a problem then women are sent for a detailed mri scan and a series of pictures of the heart are taken. sophisticated computer software pieces those images together and then builds an unprecedented 3d image of the heart. about eight in every thousand babies in the uk is born with a congenital heart defect. and this research is enabling doctors to look at them in incredible detail. and importantly, it's improving care for babies. it allows us to have a beautiful 3d images of the abnormality so we have complete certainty and plan ahead for what treatment is needed, what's the operation that we need to do? violet—vienna was one of the first to benefit from these 3d scans, and the researchers hope the technology that helped her will soon become routine. james gallagher, bbc news. the

>> violet. brian: violet. how old is violet? >> 12. children do you have? >> i have two.ow many months did you spend working on sarah polk? proud of she's very her mother. little bufuddled. ask, why reason i should people care about this, you started out by saying james lied&we've heard that a lot in the last several years. lied?politicians all >> i think james was the first president that i have seen lie. better the middle of the 19th man's honor was so important that politicians couldn't be known to lie. actually, there is plenty of that alexander hamilton lied. mean, politicians did lie but you had to lie in a way that you ability.sible deny you couldn't lie in a way that you could be caught because that dishonorable. this honor culture lasted up to about polk. wrote this book is that, when i was researching the war, i was a wicked so as stoubded by all the stuff that sarah polk did and the way exercised power. supreme letters to a court justice and members of completely t were confident a hundred percent bout politics, and were not noticeably different from a letter t

violet—vienna developed life—threatening abnormalities in the blood vessels around her heart while shell inside her mum. but doctors spotted them early and planned how to save her life. she was put on medication as soon as she was born and had heart surgery a week later. she is doted on by everyone but she is just thriving and it's all thanks to the specialists and all this technology. like i said, it's honestly amazing what they do. it's life—saving. if a routine pregnancy scan identifies a problem then women are sent for a detailed mri scan and a series of pictures of the heart are taken. sophisticated computer software pieces those images together and then builds an unprecedented 3d image of the heart. look at this. a model of the foetal heart made from this technology. about eight in every thousand babies in the uk is born with a congenital heart defect. and this research is enabling doctors to look at them in incredible detail. and importantly, it's improving care for babies. it allows us to have beautiful 3d images of the abnormality so we have complete certainty and plan ahead f

>> violet. brian: violet. how old is violet? >> 12. brian: how many children do you have?> i have two. brian: how many months did you spend working on sarah polk? >> i think she's very proud of her mother. a little befuddled. brian: the reason i ask, why should people care about this, you started out by saying james polk lied, and we've heard that a lot in the last several years. have politicians all lied? >> i think james was the first president that i have seen lie. before the middle of the 19th century, a man's honor was so important that politicians couldn't be known to lie. actually, there is plenty of evidence that alexander hamilton lied. i mean, politicians did lie but you had to lie in a way that you had plausible deniability. you couldn't lie in a way that you could be caught because that would be dishonorable. this honor culture lasted up to about polk. the reason i wrote this book is that, when i was researching the last book, "a wicked war," i was so as astounded by all the stuff that sarah polk did and the way she exercised power. she wrote letters to a supre

the agency tweeting the feety with t photo, roses are red, violets are blue, you spill weed and we haveitation just for you. the plants were from a legal business, but the driver was cited for driving without a commercial license. >>> a popular camping spot in big sur will remain closed after it was heavily damaged after rainstorms. it shut down in february, and you request see why. take a look at the destruction, the bathroom, the welcome station severely damaged by debris and fallen trees. park staff says they are going to work to find money to make the repairs and hope to reopen later this spring. >>> paul simon will close out the music festival on august 11. the event is held in golden get a pagolden gate park each year. >>> we're going to celebrate national puppy day. so cute. a little early. we have video, next. [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. [ music replaces the noise ] the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy when you switch and save today. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. ♪ [baby crib mus

no other cafe in iran could get away with this level of her violet he.hey are making the best of being a little bit different and have transformed the cafe into a place that is bursting with positivity. brent: to sports news. he has been a key man in manchester united's resurgent, but -- resurgence, but how long will he remain a red? >> i have always said realal madrid is a dream club for everyone. it i ione of the biggest clubs in the worldld. the coach i is a dream for e evy kid, for every player. at the moment, i am in manchester. i am playing. and we have a new coach. brent: a new croatian invention, the electric surfboard. four engineering graduates have worked on this watersports revolution for two years. it allows users to surf without the need for waves. once the point? some might ask -- what is the point, some might ask. it will be available on beaches this summer. hm. here is a reminder of the top stories we are following. theresa may is in brussels, locked in negotiations with european leaders over delaying brexit. european leaders are suggest

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roses are red, violets are blue, your spilled weed is green, and we have a citation just for you. >>>scrapbooking website pinterest is getting ready to make a splash on wall street. tonight, the san francisco- based company has filed for an ipo. it follows a similar move earlier this month by lift, according to pitch book data. pinterest was last valued at about $12.3 billion. that was in 2017. the site allows people to pin images that inspire their tastes in fashion, design, food, travel, and more. >>> technology is helping bring art to life in a digital wonderland on market street. kpix's buddy you takes us into san francisco's one dough. >> reporter: inside one dough you are transported to a futuristic digital playground of sorts. >>'s in the surrounds >> reporter: we immersive our destination on market street features experiences created by artists from the bay area and around the world. >> i think they should leave their expectations at home and have an open mind. because it will blow most expectations out of the water. some of the things we are doing have never been done before.

now to the french capital where the eighteenth consecutive yellow vests protests have returned to violet's the interior minister is called an emergency meeting over the damage inflicted by the rally parties pulis lear witnessed the unrest. thank you thank you. thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. the situation here in the cities is getting increasingly more violent she demonstrators have been using cost foxholes they've been using firecrackers and they have also been destroying a number of buildings is a bank in a side street that has burned down and a number of kiosks have also been completely destroyed and for that reason we have been ambulances coming in and out and also a number of fire brigades to come and put out the fire. thank. god this is the eighteenth consecutive week at a speed chase here both are to cast is raby really intense and we've got the canisters that are being thrown at us at the same time with the protesters that are trying to block. at the at the uk to tear thank you. there does seem to be a full heavy police presence today with protesters saying that

the agency tweeting these photos with the caption roses are red, violets are blue, your spilled weed is green and we have a citation for you. police say around 3:00 p.m. yesterday officers found a spill at least a mile long on i-880 in oakland. officers ended up stopping that driver. marijuana, well, it was from a legal business but the driver was cited for driving without a commercial license. >> wow. >>> new video, the first nasa space walk. 2019. astronauts are working to replace old batteries on the international space station solar arrays. it is both astronauts' first time experiencing this. by the way, mclain is scheduled for the first all-female space walk. this is actually the 214th space walk at the space station since 1998. >>> well, just in, paul simon's going to be headlining outside lands. he'll close out the festival on sunday, august 11th at golden gate park in san francisco and the rest of the lineup will be released next week. he was retired from touring but doing this one show for charity donating the money to local environmental nonprofits. >> could be a good show

>>eporter: the spring severe weather season off to a violet star in the deep south. chris pollone, nbc news. >>> s r&bger r. kelly out of jail. a mystery person paid the $161,000 in back child support on his behalf. kelly walked o of the chicago jail this morning. he had been there since wednesday. kelly is facing ten counts of gravated sexual abuse involving four women, three of whom were minors when the alleged abuseook place. kelly adamantlyen ds any wrongdoing and has pleaded not guilty. he spoke briefly to reporte after his release. >> i promise you we're going to straight all this out. that is i can say right now. i promise you. >> to your fans -- >> i love my fans. >> a spokesperson for the sheriff's office said she does not know w made the child support payment. >>> 12 years ago today retiredf agent bob levinson went missing in iran. he lived in rockville. he fbi said it is renewed the repeated calls on the iranian government to help in reuniting him with his family. this week his family appeared at a hearing on capitol hill pleading for his safe return. levi

as violet, a young girl from the isle of wight who gets selected to be a talent show contestant. # ihe's around she is catapulted into a whole new kind of world, a whole new life and its really opened up everything to her. she finally gets to do what she wants to do. fairy tales are fables, they are morality plays and this one is about a friendship between two people, two people who find each other not for the most noble reasons and then have a true kind of love and support for one another by the end of the film, and it is about how you cannot do things alone. at south by southwest some 133 full—length feature films can be viewed but there was a lot else going on at this music movie and interactive media festival, relating to the moving image. we sent tristan daley along to find out more. in recent years the advancement of digital cinema technology has made film—making more accessible. today, if you have money in the bank you can buy the latest in video or lighting equipment and learn how to use it from tutorials online. the trade show at south by southwest offers companies pioneerin

. # does she love you better than i can and # violet, a young girl get selected to be a talent show contestantinto a whole new world, a whole new life and it has really opened up everything for her, she finally gets to do what she wants to do. fairy tales are fables, morality plays and this one is about friendship between two people, to people who find each other not for the most noble reasons, and then have a true kind of love and support for one another by the end of the film and it is about how you cannot do things alone. at south by southwest film festival 133 full length films could be viewed but there was other things, relating to the moving image. in recent years, the advancement of digital cinema technology has made felt more accessible. today you can buy the latest nvidia and lighting equipment and learn how to use it from tutorials on line. some companies paying these tools and they demonstrated their newest products. i am they demonstrated their newest products. iam here they demonstrated their newest products. i am here to investigate what they have to offer. while roaming around t

violet gray died the following day and she was changing into it.the offender was sentenced to tariffs that do not fit the gravity of the crime. the government published a response to the consultation, related to serious injury and confirmed proposals, to increase the penalty for death by dangerous driving from 14 years imprisonment to life, along with other tariffs and stated the government would bring forward proposals as soon as parliamentary time allows. after just one week, it stands at more than 74,000. the government is repeating the same response. >> order, order, order. this is a matter of the utmost sensitivity. she must put a question with a question, one sentence to wrap it up very well. >> when does the government truly intend to bring the proposals? >> can i say to the honorable lady, the feelings of the whole house, this terrible tragedy that occurred. i know from a constituency case the concerned parents and family members and others had when they see somebody that caused a death in this way by their driving being sentenced to a tari

williamsburg brooklyn who reject zionism for religious reasons now take a listen to what mike pence the violet's congressional support for israel reflected . an allegiance to a foreign country. so that israel have and i quote hypnotized the world and i had a man on home and anyone who slanders those who support this historic alliance between the united states and israel should never have a seat on the foreign affairs committee of the united states how far was i. now so we heard mike pence denouncing very thin veil referring to. denouncing her as an anti-semite as i've heard so much today in the halls on stage to listen to what representative sten the whole year had to say yesterday on stage here about allegiance to israel. stand with israel proudly and on apologetically. the of so ladies and gentlemen when someone accuses american supporters of dual loyalty i say accused me of the of. so there you have it on omar is called an anti-semite if she did close says she shouldn't have to declare allegiance to israel. meanwhile stony hoyer is a good congressman if he declares his allegiance to israel. n

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chp tweeted, "roses are red, violets you but, your spilled weed is green, and we have a citation forou." never seen that before. >> never have. >> only in california. >> exactly. >>> at least the weather looked nice. >> we had blue sky yesterday, not today, not right now. the clouds are moving in. it's march. we have the rain on stormranger and mobile doppler radar. >>> we saw problems all around the bay area. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we respond, next. hundreds of co every week, from families like yours. >>> nbc bay area responds to hundreds of consumer complaints every week from families like yours. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here to tell us about the recent wins. >> you can't predict what i'll talk about each night. >> you always talk about getting me money back for our viewers, we know that. >> the viewers really do keep us guessing. our cases are genuinely all over the map, specifically when it comes to subject matter. look at all of these different topics. but yeah, also all over the map, the actual map. let's go to the map and start up in the north

roses are red, violets are blue. you spilled weed is green, and we have a citation for you. there you go, marijuana a legal business by the way, but the driver was cited for legally for littering. >>> students in one east bay elementary school are eating fresher, healthier school lunches under a new pilot program. as rob roth explains, this could be a model for schools throughout the state. >> reporter: it is lunchtime at fresno elementary school in richmond, but the lunches here are unlike any others you are likely to find them most other public schools in california. >> i love the cornbread, i love the broccoli, i personally love everything. >> we have chicken drumsticks with beautiful barbecue sauce, cornbread, carrot salad, fresh fruit launch, so it's apples, pears, kiwis, everything local and seasonal. >> reporter: this is a lot different than what the students used to get and what most other student eat now. >> it was really oily. it was really disgusting. sometimes we would ask like what was this? >> reporter: the food here's all organic, all fresh, and it all comes f

the caption read roses are red, violets are blue, spilled weed is green and we have a citation for yout's go to the weather center to check the forecast with meteorologist darren curtis budget and have it in limerick for more any rhymes coming in the next two minutes. but what i do have is that fascinating feature right over walnut creek. when you look at the radar on the view, you would notice something, your eye is going to get drawn to the huge amount of rain over there, but that is history, that was the rain coming through overnight. it is now in the central valley not our issue anymore. it's what issuing a peer you see this one little line, coming in for a closer look. watch that very steady band, slowing the radar down we are watching the last hour into 6:00 a.m. this is a stationary line of heavy rain going right along highway 24, and right into walnut creek. if you are coming in for a close-up look there is the highway, this is olympic boulevard, and if you know this neighborhood well, saranac is one of the neighborhoods in here, see that bull's-eye on it, the problem with rain

the chp posted these photo with the clever capping that says roses are red, violet are blue, your spilledreen and we have a citation just for you. the chp says the driver was cited yesterday afternoon for lit aring and for driving a commercial vehicle without the proper license. >> in berkeley, there is controversy over a plan by the city council to ban rvs from parking on their streets overnight. >> let rvs stay the night! >> a group of rv owners and their supports rallied outside city hall calling for city officials to reject a proposed ban on the agenda next tuesday for those rvs we met one young man who says he was working in a well paying tech job until his life went upside down. >> a year an i few months ago, i had a job with a six figure salary and i was living with my long term partner of eight years. and i got laid off from my job and two week late are my partner dumped me. >> so suddenly, he was homeless. he bought the rv at the last resort to keep from from sleeping on streets and now work as i ride share driver. some people say the rv always have become a big problem blocking

(violet shakes her head)"which saddened beck and his customers.ierrez, customer)"it's sad to know that a friend had been taken advantage of like that."beck says many people from all over the world have helped him some helped him track down this stolen comic(beck)"i've notified ebay that this item is stolen."as well as the amazing spiderman - which was the priciest book that was taken.(beck)"really, really sweet seeing our geek community gather together."he says a friend who is also a retired police officer scheduled to meet the spiderman seller(beck)"as much as i love comic book characters and vigilante justice, i don't want anybody getting hurt."he says his friend me with the sellers in a public area.(beck)"they got a little nervous, he confronted them about this being a stolen book and they took off."beck shared this video with us -- he says the suspects drove off in this white mustang giving his friend a chance to grab their license plate- but not before leaving beck's book.(romy)"it gives me hope that he'll at least get most of them back, if n

is the fun part since i know there is no lack of opinion and no shrinking violet.you may have noticed the cameras. we are not only on the record, we are being broadcast thanks to c-span. the usual rules, please wait for a microphone to appear behind you, state your name and affiliation and a brief question please, first person that had his hand up was michael. >> mark, you quite properly brought up the tension between day-to-day utility and war utility and the difficulty if you're in the 18th century you are fighting with a horse, 19th century the british royal navy, you don't have great power wars as seen to learn from like the rest. so we haven't seen any great naval war between large powers for 75 years so one of the things you can see in the historical record is the longer you go without a big war the more you begin to favor the day today utility of force. war talk and war thinking tends to become more ritualized and stratified patterns. at some point this would mean it seems to me a total emphasis on the day today and the war becoming no matter how much you ta

brian: how old is violet? prof. greenberg: she is 12. brian: what do --what does she think of this?f. greenberg: i think she is proud of her mother. are nowher brother freshmen in college and a think it is good. brian: why should people care about this in today's world? you started out by saying that james polk lied and we have heard that word a lot in the past several years. two politicians always like? liveo politicians always lie? politicians always james was theg: first. politicians could not be known to lie. politicians did ally, but you had to live in a way -- politicians did lie, but you had inlive in such a way -- lie such a way. the reason i wrote this book is when i was researching the last book, i was so astounded by all of the stuff sarah polk did and she exercised power. she wrote letters to a supreme court justice and members of congress that were completely competent, 100% about politics. and were not noticeably different from a letter a man would write, and they wrote back to her in the same vein, no speaking down to her. her brother as well. she had a brother named

no shrinking violet either.elissa loved those boozy, splashy office parties just as much as the other lawyers. she'd found herself a nice slice of the american pie. and that's the thing about 38-year-old melissa lewis, even as she raised her voice and glass with the senior partners, her sad end wasn't far off. and her unexpected death would get caught up in a chain of events right out of a john grisham novel. murder, betrayal, and billions of dollars in fraud. melissa lewis at the start of everything awful that followed. >> it ended up being the beginning of the end. >> reporter: "missy," as her family called her, had come so far. penthouse lawyering wasn't likely for a restless, likely for a restless, high school dropout. her mother lisa lapointe. here was a kid who didn't really finish high school. she got the ged ticket -- >> correct. she didn't plan to be a high school dropout. she was in a hurry to get on with life. >> reporter: and focused enough, finally, to finish college and then in her late 20's go for

he's not a shrinking violet but not a possess amist. we may never get to impeefrpment. >> if it's his case to lay out, do the other five investigations make it look like it's just piling on? >> i don't think so. as much maligned as she's been in the past, alexandria oscasio-cortez's line of questioning is important here. as the daily news op-ed said it was an inquiry, it wasn't advocacy. the important thing is ask questions that get cohen and others to pull out information so you can lay a very good, very solid case that when you bring it to the american people, there's no sense of partisanship here. it's about bringing the country together. that's why it's important to do it slowly, carefully, methodically. >> and there is that famous line from the movie about watergate, "all the president's men," follow the money and that's where the tax returns come in. >> absolutely. this brings to mind something rudy giuliani told me last year. he said at the end of the day, the biggest threat that trump faces, of course, is impeachment. he said ou

he was racially bigoted and he wrote that bombastic, that violet national anthem. now now that i'm 77 years old, i am protesting. i am protesting that all youngsters throughout the u.s. united states of america should learn the new grow national anthem by james weldon johnson. james weldon johnson wrote the anthem in the 1900s, he set it to music in 1905. and if you go to wikipedia right now and look that james weldon johnson you will find that years ago that was a contest between james weldon johnson and francis scott key the national anthem. well, james will come johnson's anthem one. but the judge rejected it. and now we have the national anthem full of the bombastic violence and so, i say to all people, no matter what your age, if you cannot do it when you are young like i was, and grown up in the segregated place in virginia, do it when you get all. >> james thank you for the call. john tinker what are you hearing? >> i think that is an excellent idea. that is a wonderful, too. it points out the need, the need to bring it up, to say it and bring that to us. to

she is not a shrinking violet. she will make the decision of her own. >> i love stacy abrams. i think it would be rare, presump outand decemb anand des same time. i think it shows how worried he is about the concerns people have both about his age and his record, especially on criminal justice reform. i think if he is going to win the nomination he has to win it on his own. she would be a great vice presidential pick. i think if he says he would tap her it would raise some questions. >> do voters want something gimmickly. he has a lot going on, he doesn't necessarily need to do a gimmick. he is very out spoken. we have paid attention to him over the years. i feel like while we don't vote separately there is something in the primary where they're vetted in different ways. if he was to come out and have a vp pick with him at that time, who knows if that person will stand the test of time. it just seems out of the box and it under scores the point that they're very acutely aware of the weaknesses that he has as a candidate. but he is also questioned, you know, whether or not this

she's not a shrinking violet. stacey abrams is incredibly smart. she has a plan for everything. said herself, as you mentioned in the intro, that she has 2020 on the table. and so she has the power right now. she's a rising star. and i am ectatic that she's being considered at all. >> right. but she's also considering maybe running herself, right? >> exactly. >> there is also the line of argument why should she consider be number two when she could be number one? >> that's a great argument, too. look, we are so excited. people are excited about beto. how is he going to launch his campaign? why are we not having that conversation about stacey abrams? she ran an impressive race in a deep red state, georgia, and outperformed everybody else who was a democratic nominee for the gubernatorial seat before her. and we should, i think she should if she wants to run, she should definitely do it. why not? why not have the number one seat instead of the number two? but that's also up to her. she said she would decide by april. so i think that's also a very good argument. and i think there i

fun part since i know many of you and i know there's no lack of opinions out here and no shrinking violets. you may have noticed the cameras. we're not only on the record. we're also being broadcast thanks to c-span. usually rules, wait for a microphone to appear behind you. please state your name, affiliation, and a brief question, please. and the first person had his hand up after i sat down was michael. >> mark. you quite properly brought up the tension between day to day utility and war utility just to make it simple. and the difficulty in that, if you're in the 18th century, you're fighting a lot of wars. if you're in the 19th century and you're the british world navy, you're not. but at least you have great powers at sea that you can look at and learn from. so, we haven't seen any great naval war between large powers for 75 years now. so, one of the things that you can see in the historical record is that the longer and longer you go without a big war, the more you begin to favor naturally and implicitly the day to day utility of the force. and the war talk and war thinking tends to

the one way in which it is comparab comparable, it is a violet book. heads up on that.k? >> i think it may have been a little bit of our own identity here. >> how'd you come up with the menu? >> it is a violent but visual book. you can taste it and smell it and eat it now. this is what i did. i came with a beautiful wild, lush grazing disable ining tabl. this is one of the hottest trends. it is a little of something for everybody. you don't have to make all the stuff. you can buy things. buy cake. buy chocolate. >> you don't have to cook anything here. just display it. >> absolutely. get wild with it. have fun with it. it is a perfect way to capture the spirit of the book. >> i want to say one quick thing, as well, michael b. jordan has gotten the rites. read that book before you see the movie. >> this is whimsical. >> absolutely. >> this is gingerbread," a magical book. it tells the story of a cranky mother and the grandmother comes from a place not on the map. it is incredible. incredible gingerbread recipe. it is weird doing a food and book segment. how could we not

bye, bye, bye -- >> reporter: jorge and andrea acosta love reading to their 16-month-old daughter violetgh to engage in books, we got her first one. >> she was so excited. >> yeah. >> she was like dancing with it -- like it came it came. i was like, what came? my firstolly parton book. >> we just want to get as many books in the hands of as many kids as we can. >> reporter: the program which sends free books to children from birth to age 5 delivered its 100 millionth book last year. >> they get this book once a month in the mailbox with their little name on it. not in care of daddy or mom. it's their little name on that book. so that's special to them. >> reporter: were you surprised at how widely this program took off? >> well, i'm pleased by it. but yes, i have to say, when we% first started it, it was for our home county and from my people. >> reporter: parton launched the program in sevier county, tennessee, in 1995. >> i think i can, i think i can, i think i can, she said. >> reporter: it has partners now in all 50 states and the district of columbia, and in 2017 north carolina impl

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