that's at the american enterprise institute live at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span.then the wilson center hosts the russian foreign minister for discussion on u.s.-russia relationship. campaign 2014 coverage recently included a debate between the candidates running for governor in oklahoma. that race features mary fallin who is running for a second term against democratic state legislator joe dorman. >> in light of recent natural disasters and school shootings, how do each of you land on a aiding emergency plans for oklahoma's look school system? fax that is a great question. we want to make sure all facilities in the state of oklahoma and the public schools are safe. i just recently this week received the nra endorsement which i am very proud of all stop i'm a big supporter of the second amendment and we want to make sure we do everything we can to create safe rooms are safe facilities at our school. that's why i propose allowing school districts to look at local needs to be able to decide if they need to enhance their school safety facilities and be able to make th

education focusing on common core standards as hosted by the american enterprise institute live at 1:00 p.m. eastern. theere are a few of comments we have received on the ebola virus coverage. >> why can't we all get behind the president and what he wants peopleor the good of the and that is the a bowl of thing -- ebola thing. ands overhyped by the media they give it 10 to 12 minutes every morning and they are still talking about it. there are other things that are important to talk about too, >> i would like to see c-span do a question about if this is ebola virus, the proof we need a national one payer health care system. this can see -- capitalistic health care system, as now it is going to cost us millions and millions to clean that mess up. >> regarding ebola and hospitals not being able -- not being ready. you have a guest on, earl bosch. eight or nine years ago. i forget the name, she wrote a book called "pandemic." she went into hospitals. it was under the bush administration. we had a shortage of doctors and nurses. her book said it all. we were not ready then and we are not

he will speak on the issue of the american enterprise institute in washington. that is live monday at 11:00 eastern on c-span. that same day we will take you live to the canadian house of commons where stephen harper and his cabinet will address members about canada's role in the fight against isis. unveiling a plan that will include airstrikes in iraq. that will be live at monday -- monday at 2:00 eastern on c-span. at nineweekend, tonight :00 easter, the founder and former chair of microsoft on the africairus outbreak in and sunday evening, the director of the director of this money and -- smithsonian doctor to medical tonight at 10:00 on book tvs afterwards. of the republican party. live sunday at noon, legal affairs editor in charge at reuters in supreme court filer. today, on american history tv, former fbi agent on catching the uniform or suspect. sunday afternoon, the 100th anniversary of the panama canal. find the television schedule at www.c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. or you can send us a tweet. join the conversation

as the vice-chair of the republican governors association, speaks at the american enterprise institute in washington, d.c. live tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. house minority leader steny hoyer says elections matter. he urged youth to vote in the upcoming elections the he discussed it at the national press club. this is an hour. >> good morning. welcome to the national press club the >> good morning and welcome to the national press club, the world's leading organization for journalists. i would like to welcome those watching on c-span as well. after the presentation i will open the floor for the raditional "q&a" session for media and cred incident yaled club members. please identify yourself and your organization before asking your question. no speeches, please, except from our speaker. the national press club is roud it offers a forum for leaders to give their views. the tradition goes back to its ounding in 1908. house democratic whip steny hoyer of maryland will offer his argument for why democrats should take over the house and regain the majority lost in the 2010 mid term elections. congressman

he will speak on the issue of the american enterprise institute in washington. that is live monday at 11:00 eastern on c-span. that same

this event is hosted by the american enterprise institute and we'll have it live at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> later today on c-span2, a discussion on the visa waiver program which allows citizens of other countries to travel to the u.s. for up to 90 days without a visa. former homeland security secretary michael chertoff joins a discussion on security concerns raised by the program and whether it helps intelligence gathering efforts. hosted by the heritage foundation, that's live at 12:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> congressman robert goodlad of virginia chairs the house judiciary committee. next he talks about president obama's use of executive orders arguing the president uses them to bypass congress. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> good afternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation. our douglas and sara ellison auditorium. we welcome those who have joined us on our heritage.org website on all of these ecases. would ask everyone here in house if you'll check that cell phones have been turned off as last-minute courtesy. it is always appreciated. of course, our in

. >> we take you live now to the american enterprise institute where louisiana governor is about to present his plan for u.s. defense policy. he's also expected to talk about president obama's foreign policy, including challenges from russia and the terrorist group isis. he is vice chair of the republican governor's association. now live to the american nterprise institute. >> good morning everybody. thank you for joining us here today. i'm the vice president for foreign and defense policy studies here at the american enterprise institute. we are very pleased and honored to welcome governor here to the american enterprise institute, to give a talk on rebuilding american defense. he has an enormously impressive bio, so impressive in fact that i'm not going to go through all of it with you today. quickly, he's in his second term as governor of louisiana. he represented louisiana's first district in the house of representatives with his freshman class president in the house. and well the rest of his bio is available on our website, as will be the text of his talk here today. after the governor

[applause] the american enterprise institute holds a discussion on tackling global poverty today. you can watch the event liveama will be in indiana for a town hall meeting. we will have live coverage. >> here are a few comments we have recently received from our viewers. >> i would like to see you guys do a story on the effects of the long-term unemployed. >> am watching "washington journal." here who areguys both on the same page regarding ideology. there is no discussion going on between them. i thought the idea of having a discussion is to have opposite viewpoints to make it more interesting. >> just a request in terms of issues, health, health care, food, super foods, and how that helps improve health. we hardly ever hear anything. >> continue to let us know you think about the programs you are watching. , or you canail us send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. the congressional hispanic caucus is holding its annual conference this week in washington dc. immigrationssion of policy and the delay of executive action. this is about an hour. >> good afternoo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on c-span2 we take you live to the american enterprise institute in washington for a discussionucation policy and the common core standards. that were creative better prepare students with skills and knowledge necessary for success in college and later in their careers. panelists will examine the pros and cons and discuss the controversy over common core. it is just getting started live on c-span2. >> he was the strategic initiative director of standard assessment and accountability where he led the development and adoption of the common core in 45 states and the district of colombia. and august campbell, and we're going to forgo the usual sort of speechmaking and talking points that begin these concepts often. will jump right into the issues. so i would like to actually with a sort of laying of the land. i think catherine, you might be the best just to give us an overview. we are hearing all across the country that schools and districts are implementing the common core your what does that mean? what are school districts doing differently this year that they were doing last year

inaudible conversations] >> today, the american enterprise institute hosts a discussion about education policy and common core standards in public schools. watch live coverage of 1 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> c-span's 2015 studentcam competition is underway. is nationwide competition for middle and high school students will award 150 prizes totaling $100,000. create a 5-7 minute documentary on the topic the three branches and you. videos need to include c-span programming, show varying points of view and must be submitted agenda 20th, 2015. go to studentcam.org for more information. grab the camera and get started today. >> at a discussion about the bull, public health officials discuss ways to stop the disease comparing ebola to other epidemics in africa. the panel's book at the aspen institute in washington, d.c. for an hour and a half. >> we are delighted to have this covered both by voice of american c-span today, so many others can have this conversation. we have some of the leading thinkers and actors who are working on the ebola crisis with us today and i'm delighted, delighted to welcome you all here. let me give by introduced myself t

live coverage at noon. conversation focusing on common core standards posted by the american enterprise institute. >> the longtime washington post diedr ben bradley yesterday. watergateduring the coverage. you >> >> on behalf of the national archives i want to a all of you tonight. [applause] welcomingjoin me in mr. ben bradley and mr. bob woodward. [applause] >> you're right there. we're going to have a conversation tonight. i woulde begin, introduced people who don't need an introduction. tell you something about them you might not know. mr. bradley, although he does not look at is a world war ii veteran. [applause] >> he served in pacific theater on the uss essex. it is important to keep in mind he was in the navy. mr. bradley covered 1960 campaign. he worked for newsweek, a got to know senator named john f. kennedy, produced one of the more interesting books about president kennedy. then found his way to the washington post. he found himself in position of chemoity during to fortunate to have such a pioneer, legendary figure of american journalism here tonight. [applause] >> the man next to him worked for a s

more live public affairs programming here on c-span as we take you to the american enterprise instituten washington for a discussion on jacqueline.ty with howwill be talking about entrepreneurial approaches can help address global poverty. she is being introduced by arthur c brooks. andy name is arthur brooks you are at an aei event. harnessing the power of marketing to tackle global poverty my friend, jaclyn. those of you who are here no of the a credible -- incredible, schmitz in the approaches -- incredible accomplishments. jaclyn is the founder and ceo of acumen. a nonprofit impact investing fund that we are going to be talking about in much greater detail today. it changes the way the world tackles poverty by investing in companies. there is not a bright line between the philanthropy and free enterprise. it is an amalgam of the two approaches. leadership,'s acumen has invested more than $88 million in aid companies. is that correct? >> yes. it might be over $90 million as of yesterday. >> these are companies in south asia and africa. basically all over the world where there is a ne

live programming will pick up in about an hour or so at noon eastern. global poverty issues and entrepreneurship, hosted by the american enterprise institute. later on, president obama traveling to princeton, indiana today to a steel plant, holding a town hall talking about the economy. it is likely he will also talk about the unemployment rate. triggered the is unemployment rate dropping to a six-year low of 5.9%. reaction to that from speaker "everyday i hear from people in my district to say no matter how hard they work, they are still struggling to make ends meet. instead of trying to convince americans that things are great, washington democrats ought to show they are serious about helping middle-class families get ahead, not just by." >> this weekend on the c-span networks -- tonight at 10:00 eastern on c-span, a conversation with retired u.s. supreme court justice john paul stevens. on saturday night, the founder of a richer of microsoft, gates, on the ebola virus outbreak. sunday on "q&a," the director of the smithsonian museum's exhibit on natural are. brucepan2, john yoo and fein on war and the constitution. saturday, heather cox

live at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the michigan governors debate. 2014, 100 20gn debates -- more than 100 debate for the control of congress. at the american enterprise institutewashington, d.c., louisiana governor bobby jindal talked about u.s. defense and the evil outbreak. here are some of his remarks. but last week, you said that there should be a travel ban for flights coming out of west africa. the cdc has said that position is wrong and would potentially exacerbate the crisis there and potentially bring it here faster. were you wrong last week? >> i think it is common sense to simply stop the flights to make sure we are not seeing more patients with ebola coming into the united states. i'm not saying we should stop sending military or medical personnel to west africa. when asked a couple of weeks ago here in the city when we unveiled our energy plan, i was asked about the president's deployment of the defense medical personnel to west africa. and i said i understood why he was doing that. understood the rationale behind that. i'm not arguing that we should not be allowed medical and defense and other personnel in to. i'm just saying it make sense to sto