there is no abigail.ithout the kind of support that , more important that he did not have to worry because she was so trustworthy that she could take care of things. it is exactly what she wanted. >> thank you for helping us understand more about the life and legacy of america's second first lady. >> the encore presentation of first lady's influence and image will continue in a moment. dolleyup, the life of madison. monroe at least a catherine adams. then, racial jackson, emily donaldson and anjelica van buren. span radio and online at c-span.org. tonight's conversation has yourdy been posted, post question beginning at 9:00 eastern. >> the third prize winners in conference --m contest. it focuses on an efficient government spending. $100,000, $1.8 million, $3 million -- [talking over each other] dear president obama, the deficit is overwhelming and government spending is a huge part of the problem. we need a solution. about $45,000 a year, the federal government earns $2.50 trillion of year. there is a h

abigail fillmore, abigail powers grows up, her father dies when she is two. they don't have very much money. she becomes a schoolteacher. she is the first first lady to have worked outside the home. she not only worked outside the home before she was married, but after she is married for the first few years, she works as a schoolteacher. people who have experienced poverty and have not achieved anything other than middle-class status. marriedr death, millard very well. >> paul has written a book on millard fillmore. here is his biography if your interested in reading more about our 13th president. it is still available where you shop for books. we have about 20 minutes to learn about the fillmore presidency and about abigail. she brings a sensibility to the role of first lady. how'd she approach the job at a >> what she is known for, her legacy, is that she created the first white house library. left to ourher mother when he died when she was just a little girl was books. they kept those books and it became the core of her education, and obviously instilled i

dennis quaid, abigail spencer and music from portugal. the man are on the way.tory from new hampshire. this ended poorly for the robber. some thieves will wear mask or diebl the security cameras. and others do the opposite of that. >> new hampshire police have recovered the diamond that was swallowed by a jewelry store robbery suspect last week. he snatched the ring out of the employee's hand but couldn't get out of the locked door. he ate the ring. police took an x-ray which showed the ring in the stomach and waited for nature to take its course. >> jimmy: his fiance had to wait, i guess. will you make me the happiest man in the world? all right. give me a minute. the guy didn't get away with the ring. how does it work? what does the store do with it once they get it back? >> lenny's jewelry where luxury meets affordability presents our sweetheart deal of the week, a slightly used ring with a platinum band. sanitized. polished and clean as a whistle. she will love you for it. it's where you go when you want her to say i do, do. >> lenny's jeweler's don't ask wh

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abigail fillmore, abigail powers grows up, her father dies when she is two. they don't have very much money. she becomes a schoolteacher. she is the first first lady to have worked outside the home. she not only worked outside the home before she was married, but after she is married for the first few years, she works as a schoolteacher. when he is starting his law career. these are people who have experienced poverty and have not achieved anything other than middle-class status. after her death, millard married very well. >> paul has written a book on millard fillmore. here is his biography if your interested in reading more about our 13th president. it is still available where you shop for books. we have about 20 minutes to learn about the fillmore presidency and about abigail. she brings a sensibility to the role of first lady. how'd she approach the job at a >> what she is known for, her legacy, is that she created the first white house library. what her father left to our -- her mother when he died when she was just a little girl was books. they kept tho

abigail did not get a chance to know her. she was quite concerned, although she was an american citizen, she had never been on american soil. this was not what she intended for her son. through time, she learned to grow and love and understand louisa catherine. through the years, they forged a very strong relationship. louisa catherine describing abigail adams as the planet around which all revolved. johna catherine and quincy, unlike john adams, if not live at peace field year- round. they only returned in the summer to get a relief from the politics of washington. her grandson, henry adams, remembered louisa catherine fondly. in his works, the education of the adams, he described louisa catherine and her role in this house and relationship with the family. he felt that she was the odd man out, because she was born in england and educated in france. she remained a foreign personality to many of the adams's. he recollects her sitting in her paneled room, using her silver tea pot that that she brought with her from her home in

abigail breslin is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and as i said, we will have music from theustin timberlake! [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. so fun. have you guys ever wondered what celebrities are whispering to each other when they're on the red carpet or at press conferences? we have too. and that's why we sent our entertainment correspondent from the uk, mr. peggy hess, with his highly sensitive microphones to get to the bottom of it. that's right, it's time for "celebrity whispers." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> celebrity whispers. >> hello. i'm peggy hess and welcome to "celebrity whispers." ssshh. [ camera shutters ] >> your beard looks really nice tonight. >> it's scratchy. that's the only thing. it's very scratchy. >> it can't be that bad. >> no, it is. here, feel it. [ laughter ] what's the verdict? >> okay, it's scratchy. >> told you. >> it's just a fact that all fried chicken is made with the best southern spice. >> yes, it is. >> celebetry. >> hey, what do you think of that blond girl, amanda seyfried standing over there? >> yeah, i like her a lot. it's just we

abigail dolittle larry mcdonald and seema mody. lingering questions about the boston terror bombing. what law enforcement can do to stop future attacks. former attorney general alberto gonzalez is our next guest up on kudlow. oh, boy. [ groans ] ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ engine revs ] if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or probl

firefighters put out that fire on abigail drive. you can see the damage to the building. >> everybody get out of the apartment building safely. they knock down the fire. found nobody in the building. affected.ix units >> none of the firefighters on the scene were hurt. is accused of killing his wife, christine jarrett. prosecutors said robert jarrett was very violent towards his wife. his son testified that the man physically and verbally abused his mother. sixplease respond to shootings since friday evening. shooting happened on sunday night at the alameda. a 16-year-old is in the hospital after somebody shot him in west baltimore. police say somebody shot him in the face and hip. after 4:00 a.m. on sunday morning, a man took themselves to the hospital after he was shot. he was shot in the chest and the victim then ran from the scene. on saturday night, somebody shot a 19-year-old man in the back in east baltimore. that the victim was taken to hospital. earlier, police found a woman suffering gunshot wounds in west baltimore. she s

it's hard to argue with abigail there.saw punishing downgrade by goldman, which kicked off the 5% down move. but jon fortt was right. this year over year decline in sales, it has a lot to do, actually, with microsoft. and i think the reason is, maria, is the windows 8. the touch-based operating system, they're trying to bring to market. no one wants to really use it, so they're adverse to buying that new pc. but the real reason i'm actually upset with microsoft is the surface. they came out with a tablet. they had a chance to go in there and fight with apple and google, and they absolutely blew it. they came out with overpriced tablet and it's not competing. right now microsoft has to rethink a lot. they have a stable balance sheet at 3.2% yield, but right now it is on its way down, i agree. >> wow. so the fundamentals and the technicals, right in step. thanks very much to you both. we appreciate and it we'll see you soon. >> thank you. >> okay, maria. >> all right. we've got about 30 minutes to go in the session. the dow

. >> they had a political marriage, much like john and abigail.he would lobby in the halls of congress. saywas always careful to my husband believes this and advocates that. but she was doing the pitch. one of her husband's opponents said he hoped that if james were , sheelected president would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. she said, "if james and i erred elected -- i are elected, i will neither

general, abigail, brian, thank you very much. i know many of you are returning later on in the show. all right. up next, housing deja vu all over again. washington wants to make it easier for people with weak credit to buy a home. is that a good idea? a recipe for a housing bust part two? and later on, the president back on the gun control campaign trail. it's all about more background checks now. and the president still pushing this rather disputable claim. >> why wouldn't you want to make it more difficult for a dangerous criminal to get his or her hands on a gun? why wouldn't you want to close the loophole that allows too many criminals to buy a gun without even the simplest of background checks? why on earth wouldn't you want to make it easier rather than harder for law enforcement to do their job? >> we're going to take a closer look at some of those claims that have been put under the microscope by the "washington post" fact checker column. and do not forget, larry kudlow's creed, folks. free market capitalism is the best p

. >> abigail fillmore died in the famous willard hotel just very shortly after the inauguration of their successor, franklin pierce. tweets about the barbara bush connection, telling us her name was actually per se. weekpierce. was thanks to both of our guests for being here. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> next week, first ladies features and jayne pearce, the wife of franklin pierce. jane per se's time in the white house was defined by her grief over the deaths of her three sons, the last killed while sitting with his parents at a train derailment. we'll see how that affected her life and her husband's presidency. harriet lane was a frequent hostess, a fashion trendsetter, and a strong lobbyist for native american rights. on more on jane pierce and , live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. our website has more about the first ladies, including a special section, welcome to the white house. it chronicles life in the executive mansion during the tenure of the to the first ladies. we are offering a special editi

this is all that remains of the apartment at abigail drive. alarms.es grew to two a risky butut as fortunately everyone got out safely. they did the primary search to knock down the fire, and they in thehat nobody building but right now there is heavy damage to the building with six units affected. >> ito 100 -- it took 100 firefighters to get this under control. the hit and run accident in anne arundel county that injured two teenagers. the 13 year old girl is back at home. she and a friend were struck last night by a sports utility vehicle. there is no news on the 16 year- old boy who was critically injured, but he is that shock trauma. they are looking for a ford expedition from 2002 with damage on the right passenger side. >> a very nice day today, right on target with what april weather should be. but we did have some clouds during the afternoon and they continue to stick around as we have the weather going to the south, with rain in west virginia and virginia. stay souths should of us but this should stay close enough that we will see so

was she political advice in the sense of abigail adams? no. i think she was a little bit more in the dolly madison vain of the socially helpful to him. he trained her to listen to well and to observe and so -- to take note of what was going on and to form opinions. but she was usually quite quiet about expressing her opinion, which was one of the reasons that she was very popular. she didn't do anything wrong. >> here's a question. how have the duties of the first ladies evolved from martha washington until this day? it sounds like there are a lot of similarities, really. it depends on the individual first lady as to how. >> it is. actually, i think that the first three first ladies -- martha, abigail, and dolly -- were far harder working and more actively involved in their husband's lives and in their careers. and my own opinion was that when we stopped being colonies and started being a country, maybe by the 1800's or so, that generation groge growing up, we were growing to be more -- they were more prom nanlt. they were very prosperous. men

>> they had a very political merits, much like john and abigail. she would lobby in the halls of congress. she was always very careful to say my husband believes the time has been advocates that. she herself was doing the pitch and one of her husband's opponent said he hopes if james were ever elected president, she would take up housekeeping like a normal one in. she said if james and i are ever did, i will neither keep house nor make better. >> said six is the name of the new book, telecommunications policy according to the authors robert litan and hal singer. mr. litan, if we could start with you. if you can't assess the current status of broadband in the u.n. >> you can do a lot better. we have a high degree of penetration of what the fcc defines as acceptable bribe to come a something called four megabits per second. we measured the speed of rock band that the number of bits per second and the faster you can go, the more stuff you come watch. whatever site they you around, clearly the faster you go, you can watch movies and the main object is

it's richard roth, on the fundamental side, it's abigail doolittle, equity strategist at the c-port group a cnbc contributor. welcome to you both. rich, how about the charts on ge? what do they say on our former parent company? >> while a modicum of caution is warranted in the short-term, the long-term technicals are strong and we are bullish on ge. first the bad news, let's bring up that short-term chart. you'll see this well-defined double top and a 3.5% pullback to initial support at the 50-day moving average. if we broke below that 50 welcome it could set a stage for a move down to the 200, around 2150.22. but now the good news. let's bring up that long-term chart. and i'm going to give you a strategy that's elegant in its simplicity. back in 2008, we break below the 200-week moving average with, the stock declines 80%. in january of last year, we break above that, we're up 21% from there. that strongly suggests that the longer term trend is higher. you want to be a buyer of any weakness. >> fundamentally, abigail, what do you think about ge, especially as it pertains to this new desi

we will also look at margaret taylor and abigail fillmore. we will take your comments by phone, facebook, and twitter. that is monday at 9:00 on c-span and c-span three. also c-span radio and c- span.org. house of commons is in recess, so prime minister 's questions will not be seen tonight. question time returns on wednesday, april 17, live on c- span two at 7:00 a.m. eastern. -- vicereserve chairman chairman spoke at the spring conference in washington dc. she said the fed's recent monetary policies and purchasing assets and lowering interest rates have contributed to improvements in the economy. she also commented on a report by the government account ability office. -- criticizing the federal reserve and the office of the comptroller of the currency for creating a pre--- bureaucratic maze. this portion of her remarks is about 30 minutes. a report was issued that criticize the fed for fraud review of foreclosure and documents. the sutures and monitoring consulting firms. let me say that the fed undertook an independent foreclosure review i

>> just use it once a day. >> abigail, what should we expect today?ight's earnings report will be similar to the last three the company has put up. those have been funky numbers. the last was q12012. i think he need to see iphone 23 and $25 billion. most important is to see where it fits within the downward negative trend of those funky quarters. i think it's unlikely to be a true reversal. there is a crazy spike up to 425, 455. medium turn drop down towards 350. >> let's just repeat that. 321 is the down side? >> i think we see apple bottom out around 3.21 in 2013. and i think what that reflects, the bigger picture after this 40% fall from grace, will we see this turn into a nokia, a microsoft, or an apple part 3? i think it's a microsoft. i think we're looking at a high growth company maturing into a more mature company. they are modeled less than 15%. >> we have had people say the stock was cheap at $7, 5, 4. >> it is undeniable cheap nine times trailing. you can make the argument that it's not so cheap. nokia, 3.4. microsoft 3.4. >> abigail, i'm n

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from "rectify," abigail spencer. and music from portugal. the man. with cleto and the cletones.and now i can't stress this enough, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you all for being here. i appreciate that. now it's gone too far. i want to wish everyone a happy earth day. earth day was started in 1970 in the united states. it's now celebrated by more than a billion people in 175 countries. i was at rite aid this weekend. did you know there are earth day greeting cards. there is no better way to celebrate earth day than chopping down trees to make cards. that's how we do things. reese witherspoon got into trouble over the weekend. she and her husband were driving through atlanta. police pulled them over and charged them with suspicion of driving while intoxicated. reese was not stay in her seat. she kept getting out it have car. she was also arrested for disorderly conduct. the police report says she asked the cop do you know my name? you're about to find out. does that ever work? it's second only to do you know who my father

the nineteenth century once, she and abigail adams would be my favorite. i rank her quite high. you have to look at her vision as a partner. there were several first ladies that consider themselves to be partners with their husband. not that they were trying to tell them what to do, but to advise and take care of them, whether mentally, physically, or politically. i think she was a very significant influence. >> she is a tragic figure. part of the tragedy is that very partnership that helped contribute to him becoming president was destroyed by the to and what they hoped achieve. >> the vilification. >> dublin. >> this is a wonderful program. i watch every night. arl sandberg's lincoln .elevision movie in 1974 today's is good, but people should watch this type of movie. bodyan also talk about his almost stolen from his corrrypt at the time. there is so much information wouldthe laincolns, it take a year to earth up. rooseveltank her with and kennedy. >> 100 years later when john f. kennedy was assassinated, jacqueline would look to the plans for the lincoln funeral to guide her

abigail, what did they say?they were very excited that we've had the opportunity just to do interviews like this and to meet new people and come here to washington. it's great. >>alisyn: it is a great opportunity. again, our military kids are the providers, and we congratulate you. good luck with your voiceless sons. we hope you'll come back and sing. thank you. coming up, what would you do if a gator approached you on a golf course? one pro player's unusual reaction. plus this -- >> it's the interview that had mike jerrick doubled over with laughter. his coanchor joins us live with more of what really happened on the set. what do you think? that's great. it won't take long, will it? nah. okay. this, won't take long will it? no, not at all. how many of these can we do on our budget? more than you think. didn't take very long, did it? this spring, dig in and save. that's nice. post it. already did. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. g in and save with vigoro e-quart annuals,. four for ju

would benefit the tobacco giant philip morris so what's blunt interest with big tobacco well his wife abigail blunt was a lobbyist for philip morris at the time and it seems like his wife is still strong arming the senator because she's since moved on to head the government relations for kraft foods one of the biggest processed food corporations in the country you know the same kraft foods that shelled out two million dollars against prop thirty seven g.m.o. labeling effort in california but wait there's more this man's entire family is one living conflict of interest blunt's son a lobbyist for the auto industry was honored by months santa for his excellence in leadership while he served as governor of missouri the state where monsanto conveniently has its headquarters not only is roy blunt the worst example of washington's revolving door he's also current her poor poor excuse for representative he doesn't represent the people he represents his pocketbook and nothing more and that's why you roy blunt are my villain of the day which brings me to today's hero a woman named diana reed's the foun

firefighters were busy with a huge fire in rosedale a fire broke out last night at the apartments on abigail drive. 6 to 7 units why burned, 19 adults and 3 children are sleeping somewhere else this morning. no word on how the fire started but they are going to look into a cause today. >>> we don't know why, but we knowand arundel county -- shall know an anne arundel countyteacher has been reassigned and placed under investigation. it says kay ed. >> ier's social studies-- it says kay snyder a social studies teacher has been reassigned and they say it's a personal matter and they can't comment because of the ongoing investigation. old mill was in the news because a man was trespassing and charged with weepon -- weaponpositioner. >>> for all you -- weapons. >>> for alall of you procrastinators today is tax day. if you are rushing at thelast- minute, maybe doing them right now can wait. it might be better to ask for an extension so you have time to get it right. when you rush, they say that's when you make mistakes. if you owe money but are not ready to file you need to pay at least 90% of the

we'll also look attar successorses, margaret taylor and abigail fillmore. first lady cans, live monday might at 9 eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> now a forum on editorial cartoons and health care hosted by the roosevelt house public policy institute at hunter college in new york city. this is a little more than an hour, and we'll show you as much as we can until our live event coming up at 9:30 eastern. >> well, good evening, everyone. and i also want to just take the opportunity to welcome you here to roosevelt house. i also want to just thank a couple people very quickly. one, obviously, the hunter president, jennifer, who's been an extraordinary support of the fellowship and the program here at roosevelt house. dr. rob couldn't be with us tonight but i just with, again, want to thank her very much for her hard work and support. and also both laura tish who funds the fellowshipping program here. it's an important addition to the new york community. this house has served as a wonderful place for intellectual discussio

. >> they had a very political marriage much like john and abigail, and so she would lobby in the halls of congress. now, she was always very careful to say my husband believes this, and my husband advocates that. but she herself was doing the pitch. and one of her husband's opponents said he hoped that if james were ever elected president, she would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. and she said if james and i are ever elected, i will neither keep house, nor make butter. >> tonight one of the most politically active and influential first ladies,

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[applause] >> they had a very political merits, not lake john and abigail. so she would thought the in the halls of congress. she was always very careful to say my husband believes the and advocates that, but she herself was doing the pitch and one of her husband's opponent says he hope if genes are ever elected president, she would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. and she said of james and i are ever elected, i will neither keep house or make better. >> transportation secretary, ray lahood spoke at the import expert banks in washington d.c. he tacked to the sequester spending cuts in their effect on air travel. secretary lahood said expanding high rates fail in the u.s. >> i will be brief and an introduction. this minitel introduction. we are very fortunate we were seated next to each other at a program that did not turn on time so we had a good 20 minutes to know each other and have been fast friends send and gotten to know the secretary very well. he spent just a great fellow traveler in the obama administration in the brief introduction i was si

. >> my team is going to be abigail doolittle, seaport group, steven white from short hills capital, analytics. that is my team right there. >> a better name for that is the bad guys or the losers. here's the winners, the good guys. reggie middleton, guy adami, and jeff killberg. jeff killberg, by the way, played college football at notre dame. so we will not be defeated. we'll do it tomorrow. herb is going to be here as well. >> completely insane and hopefully not a total disaster. by the way, check out our documentary tonight, 10:00 eastern time on cnbc. >> "closing bell" is next. >>> hi, everybody. we enter the final stretch. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. this market higher, following better than expected earnings and economic data, but we're off of the highs. >> we're well off the highs right now, maria. i'm bill griffeth. the dow is up for four out of the past five sessions. the s&p and the nasdaq are on pace for a five-day win streak. all of this, despite the fact that dow components exxonmobil and 3m are in the red today aft

will topher grace, kaley cuoco, goran visnjic, the mythbusters -- adam and jamie, from "rectify" -- abigail man, olly murs, and depeche mode. if you're in the michigan area and you're having trouble with your vehicle, do not call aaa. there's a man here to help you. we've got a lively add ye lly a tonight. our first guest tonight stars on one of the most popular shows on tv with the letters nci and/or s in the title. you can see him beating crime unconscious alongside ll cool j on "ncis: los angeles," tuesday nights on cbs. please say hello to chris o'donnell. [ applause ] >> jimmy: good to see you. you have five children with one woman. that would make you a terrible nba player. how long have you been married? >> it will be 16 years tomorrow. >> jimmy: 15, is that -- >> 16, is'm off the hook. 15, i was on the hook for hardware. i think 16, 17, 18, you can kind of float by for a few years. until we get to 20. >> jimmy: the women are heckling you in the audience. but are you going to do anything at all for 16? >> go out to dinner. you know what, i should probably send some flower, which i'm

. >> abigail, calm down. >> you know, i'm very strong on animal cruelty.nybody that violates or abuses animals goes directly to jail. i don't give them a ticket. i don't care their occupation. you know the sad part of it? the animals are doing more time behind bars than the people that abuse the animals. i will never euthanize any animal in this jail. so, therefore, i have one dog that's been behind bars for seven years. that's queenie. here we have a dog that's a victim, can't find anyone to adopt that dog. but i'm not going to euthanize her. she may do 20 years behind bars. she will not be euthanized. come on. i can grab this -- without getting my hand bit off? is this going to bite my hand? sit. how come the dog doesn't --? >> queenie! >> after seven years in jail, you can't train the dog? she's got to learn some lessons. stop talking back at the sheriff. you know, even the inmates don't talk back to me. now i've got the dog talking back, right? right, queenie? >>> coming up, the judge hands down a sentence in michelle lacy's case. >> my baby cried and

a happy birthday to abigail emerson and studio b with shep yard smith starts now. >> who is that? >> my beautiful, wonderful assistant. >> 0, abbie. >> i used her formal name on the important occasions. >> nice to see you. >> news begins anew on "studio b." cops in colorado putting out all-gent alert to find these two guys here. they're suspected white supremacists who could be connected to the murder of the colorado prison chief. they should be considered armed and dangerous. news right now. we have just gotten a report in the last minute or two that rescuers have just found a second hiker, one missing. comes as they found the woman's hiking partner confused and disoriented after days in the wilderness. we'll try to get that confirmed. the fallout over this bomb shell video. shale inmates, drugs, beer, even a loaded gun in jail. now the sheriff in charge of that lockup will have to explain himself in court. and we'll speak with authorities in charge unless breaking news changes everything. on studio b. >> but first from fox at 3:00 in new york city, the manhunt is on for two more

. >>> coming up tool, from the new drama "rectify" abigail spencer. jeff: come on out!ven dress up for the show. jeff: he's no slouch. a haunted house, his new hit comedy. >> i'd be crying, oh, lord. jeff: plus his nephew, second generation wayons. we wanted to do some improv cheerleader auditions. [ applause ] hello, hello! roll it! all right. a little about me. i'm reenly married. i work with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show 'cause there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure. [ applause ] welcome to the show. thank you. have a seat. awesome show today. marlon wayons is here. wayons family, they've been around forever. in living color, scary movie. plus, we've got his nephews here, who we have damian, dante and craig wayons. they have a new show on bet called second generation wayones. we were backstage. they're already into that ratings thing. after the show premiere, did they get good ratings? it's a sickness, an addiction. they're all gonna be out here. we're gonna have fun

we'll also look at margaret taylor and abigail fillmore and take your questions and comments by phonecebook, and twitter. life monday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span three. grace, julia, and maggie has the president to focus on funding for education in their video documentary. they are middle school students in knoxville, tennessee. ♪ >> dear mr. president, after the economic downfall of 2008, the education budget has definitely felt the effects of the situation. cutting education causes more problems down the road and puts the u.s. behind in global rankings. theudget cuts probably have biggest disadvantage for american students for needs that are not being met. we have to be able to meet him educationally. >> the resources, if used correctly can make a difference in terms of learning and student success. >> just for investment sake is not a justification. but to improve student achievement is very important. >> education is what drives jobs, our economy. schools all across the nation are facing a budget crisis. here at our middle school, we are faced with many budget chall

a very political marriage, much like john and abigail. she would lobby in the halls of congress area she was always very careful to say, "my husband believes this and my husband advocates that peer co- -- advocates that." but she herself was doing the pitch. one of her husband tossed opponents said that she hoped one of her husband possible and said that europe that if james were elected president, she would take up costs like a normal woman. take up housekeeping like a normal woman. crack abigail polk. we will take your comments and questions via facebook and twitter. c-span and c-span three, also soupy -- c-span radio and c- span.org. >the u.s. export import bank posted a conference on global competitiveness. panelists included michael or neil -- michael o'neill and retired general james jones. this hour-long discussion was part of the export import bank plu export import bank's conference in washington. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our first panel to remain competitive in global markets. we have ursula burns, michael o'neill

tv.istory >> they had a very political marriage, much like john and abigail.he would lobby in the house of congress. she was always very careful to say, my husband believes this and my husband advocates that. she herself was doing the pitch. one of her husband's opponent said he hoped that if james were ever elected president, she would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. and she said, if james and i are ever elected, i will neither keep house nor make butter. >> monday night, one of the most politically active and influential first ladies, sarah polk. we will also look at her successors and take your questions and comments by phone, facebook, and twitter. "first ladies" live monday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span3, c-span radio and c- span.org. a reporter for, u.s. news and world report looks at the march jobs numbers. then a discussion about the state of the pipeline system in the u.s. then the director of the institute of health talks about funding for an initiative called rain research through advanced innovative nerd technologies. "washin

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his vice president assumes the presidency and abigail fillmore becomes first laid. she was a teacher in new york state and she was the first fist lady to have a job before entering the white house. rst ladies, influnes and image live monday night on c-span, c-span 3 and span radio as well as span.org. >> our website has more about the first ladies including a special section welcome to the white house, produced by the white house association. with the association, we're offering a special edition of the book first ladies of the united states of america presenting a biography of each of the first ladies and thoughts of michelle obama on the role of first ladies throughout history. it's available for the plus nted price of $12.95 shipping. it's available at cspan.org/products. >> c-span created by america's cable companies in 1979 brought to you by your television provider as a public service. >> next a discussion about women in politics. then a forum on the growing numbers of refugees around the world followed by a discussion to reduce disease outbreaks in refugee se

first lady sarah polk and margaret taylor and abigail fillmore. first ladies. list president calls forsv more women to run for office. >> thank you so much for that incredible introduction. thank you for that. that was wonderful. thank you to american university washington college of law which i just found out and i should have known was founded by two great women. i should have known that that was the case. i'm thrilled to be here and thank you all for joining us today. i'm the president of emily's list. now for 28 years emily's list has been focusing on creating a culture of women's leadership and has become the nation's largest resource for women running for office. now women's leadership in our country or the lack there of has become quite a popular topic of conversation these days. now, in fact, jennifer lawless right here at american university just released some new research that found young women were 20 percentage points more likely than men to have never considered running for office, 20 percentage points. and now we are hearing people asking if women

among the nineteenth century once, she and abigail adams would be my favorite. consider themselves to be partners with their husband. not that they were trying to tell them what to do, but to advise and take care of them, whether mentally, physically, politically. i think she was a very significant influence. >> she is a tragic figure. part of the tragedy is that very partnership that helped contribute to him becoming president was destroyed by the war and what they hoped to achieve. >> the vilification. >> dublin. >> this is a wonderful program. i watch every night. carl sandberg's lincoln television movie in 1974. today's is good, but people should watch this type of movie. you can also talk about his body almost stolen from his crypt at the time. there is so much information about the lincolns, it would take a year to earth up. i would rank her with roosevelt and kennedy. >> 100 years later when john f. kennedy was assassinated, jacqueline would look to the plans for the lincoln funeral to guide her through the decisions of the kennedy funeral. >> the lincoln

. >> they had a very political marriage, much like john and abigail. in the halls of congress. she was always very careful to stay, my husband believes this, and my husband advocates that, but she herself was doing the pitch. one of her husband's opponents said he hoped it james were ever elected president she would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. and she said, if james and i are ever elected, i will need to keep house, nor make butter. house,ill not keep nor make butter. >> tonight, we'll take your questions and comments by phone, facebook, and twitter. first ladies, live tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span3 and also at c-span.org. >> president obama is expected to speak in connecticut about gun legislation in the lives of over 20 minutes. as the senate plans to the big gun control measures this week, connecticut's governor the sign law law last week concerning the shootings. what congressbout is doing this week from this. "washington journal." host: chris cillizza is our guest from "the washington post." thanks for being here this morning. guest: i apo

. >> they had a very political marriage, much like john and abigail. in the hallslobby of congress.she was always very careful to say my husband believed this and my husband advocates that. but she herself was doing the pitch. and one of her husband's opponents said that he hoped that if james were ever elected president, she would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. and she said if james and i are ever elected, i will need -- i will neither keep house nor make butter. >> tonight, sarah polk. we will also look at her successors. we will take your questions and comments by phone, facebook, and twitter. first ladies tonight on c-span and c-span three. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. >> the fcc is actually structured the way things used to be. a wired division and a wireless division. it is required by congress on the state of wireless, and the hidden assumption behind that congressional direction is that the wireless market is somehow separate from the wired market. in fact, in the world of broadband, these two have increasingly converged. >> one thing that stands in the w

. >> they had a very political marriage much like john and abigail, and so she would lobby in the halls of congress. now, she was always very careful to say my husband believes this, and my husband advocates that. but she herself was doing the pitch. and one of her husband's opponents said he hoped that if james were ever elected president, she would take up housekeeping like a normal woman. and she said if james and i are ever elected, i will neither keep, nor make butter. >> tonight one of the most politically active and influential first ladies, sarah polk. we'll also look at her successors ors, margaret taylor and abigail fillmore, and we'll take your questions. first ladies live tonight at 9 eastern on c-span and c-span3, also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> next, a look at the secretive military commissions at guantanamo bay and how the military commissions act is being used today. from this morning's "washington journal. ". >> host: jess bravin is our guest, and he's here this morning to talk about his new book, "the terror courts: rough justice at guantanamo bay." thanks for