adam liptak who covers the u.s. supreme court.oming up in a couple of minutes, shibley telhami will be joining us from the university of maryland to talk about the elections in egypt. another round slated for next month. what it means for that country and also for the 50 million voters in egypt and also for our relations in that part of the world. later, our series on columnists continues. a conversation with colbert king of "the washington post." that's coming up on the "the washington journal." one of the traditions for the last 25 years, rolling thunder. this is the scene live at the pentagon parking lot where rolling thunder is gathering before making its way throughout washington, d.c. this began 25 years ago with about 1,000 participants. now, in excess of 500,000 cyclists in our nation's capital. live coverage here on c-span. >> i drove the bike over here. and i started not liking this bike because it was too big. i'm liking it now. >> are you with a news channel? >> we came to support your country. host: the scene from the

. >> on sunday's "washington journal" we are talking to adam liptak. then at 8:30 we'll discuss the egyptian presidential election with professor shibley telhami. and then at 9:15, colbert king. >> stay with us for "news makers" with debbie wasserman shults. she talks about the political landscape for the u.s. house and senate this year and money and politics. it is on c-span tomorrow. >> welcome to old cowtown museum. today the mayor will be talk about the problem we're having in the city with taxicabs. so 9:20, hang on for that if you will. >> june 2 and 3 book tv explores the heritage of wichita, kansas. >> we're a modest looking people , but what it contains is an alphabetical listing of the members of the house and senate done in 1831. i believe it was issued only, as it says here, for the member's immediate use only. they were not supposed to loan this out because it would tell exactly where everyone lives, so you could go punch him if you didn't like him. >> on c-span2 and c-span 3. >> next, a discussion about journalism in china and censorship

. >> on sundays, "washington journal" -- on sunday's "washington journal" we will talk to adam liptak about the supreme court cases and specifically those dealing with health care and arizona immigration laws. later, in washington post columnist will continue the spotlight. that is live tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. we will look at the current state of politics and the economy in europe. we will hear from a state department official about u.s.- europe relations and the recent nato g-8 summit. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon, everybody. it is good to welcome all of you. phil, welcome back. i think you all know that till gordon was a distinguished member of the brookings community for quite some time. even more to the point, he was the founding director of the center for the united states and europe. i might add is also a great pleasure to see the french ambassador here this afternoon. thank you for the support that you gave 2 brookings, and that your predecessors gave to fiona hill, was -- and she would be addressing you from this lectern at the date of this confere

. >> we are joined by adam liptak on sunday, talking about the supreme court. including cases dealing with health care in arizona immigration laws. at 8:30 a.m., we discussed each of's first presidential election since the arab spring. later, colbert came continues the spotlight on columnists. that is live tomorrow starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span. >> u.s. national guard and leadership testified before a senate subcommittee last week. a hearing examiner cuts to the national guard as well as equipment shortfalls. they discussed the use of the reserves in the operating forces of the army, navy, air force, and marines. this is about 40 minutes. >> gentleman, a thank you port joining us. -- ford joining us. your false statements will be on the record. -- your full statements will be on the record. >> thank you for the privilege to speak with you again this morning about the capabilities incapacities and readiness of our 63,980 dedicated men and women who are serving in our navy reserve. the decade since 911 has performed 64,000 year-long mobilizations