and others. 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. and the pontiff will be at the capitol tomorrow for the joint meeting. that's at 10:00 tomorrow morning. live coverage here on c-span. florida representative ileana rostrost tweeting a photo from inside staff wear hall in the capitol. this is the spot in the capitol where tomorrow the pope will less the statue of saint junipero serra. the statue on the left that is already in staff wear hall. again, the joint meeting tomorrow 10:00 eastern live here on c-span. coming up next, though, we want to show you all of this morning's welcoming ceremony with the pope arriving at the white house shortly after 9:20 eastern. >> and mrs. michelle obama. >> ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem of the holy sea followed by the national anthem of the united states. anthem of the holy see followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ [cheers and applause] > present. s >> mr. president, this concludes the honor. >> order. president obama: good morning. what a beautiful day the lord as made.

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and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] visit to the u.s. c-span has life and from washington, d.c., the first stop on the tour. today we are live with the president and mrs. obama to greet the pontiff on his arrival. wednesday morning on c-span, c-span radio, and cspan.org, the welcoming ceremony for the pope as the obamas officially welcome him to the white house. later that afternoon starting at 4:00, the mass and canonization at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate option, thursday morning at 8:30, coverage begins from capitol the as pope francis becomes first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. friday morning at 10:00, live coverage from new york as the pope speaks to the united nations general some way on c-span3, c-span radio, and cspan.org. later, a multireligious service and world1 memorial trade center. coverage on tv or online at cspan.org. arrive--f the vote's pope's arrive on grading by the president, "u.s. news & world report" looks at his message on climate change, saying that he plans to add considerable

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and findcom/c-span, other appearances by donald trump and the other candidates in the presidential race @ cspan.org. hearing onoon a fraud in the medicare prescription drug program. you can watch it today at 3:45 p.m. eastern time here on c-span . this evening, go with us on our c-span cities tour, visiting literary and historic sites across the country to hear from local historians, authors, and civic leaders. this month with congress on summer recess we are showing the cities tour right here on c-span every day at 6:00 p.m. eastern. today we focus on saint augustine, florida, the oldest european settlement in the commonwealth united states. we will visit the fountain of about the civil rights movement, and tour the saint augustine lighthouse which was built in 1874. all of that at 6:00 eastern. lawmakers are set to return to capitol hill next week, one of the first orders of business, they're expected to tackle a resolution of disapproval for the iran nuclear agreement. is elitisty booker democrat to announce his support for the deal, one of 11 undecided senators to announce. democrat

on c-span and c-span.org. >> coming up next, authors david and jeanne heidler talk about their book "washington's circle." it is a look at the president's closest friends and appointees. the authors explore the roles of politicians like james madison, alexander hamilton, thomas -- in the 1780's and 1790's. they seek to understand the first president's leadership style. this hour-long program was hosted by mount vernon.

and senate. of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2. we have been showing you speeches and hearings on that deal. tonight, we have remarks from the undersecretary for state who was one of the leading negotiators. also roy blunt and senator ben nelson. that gets underway at 8:00 eastern. a reminder, too, later today we onl show you a program medicare prescription drug program fraud. we will have that for you at 3:45 eastern. and the c-span cities tour visits historic and literary sites across the country. every other week and on c-span two's book tv and during the congressional summer recess, the tour is on c-span each day at 6:00 p.m. eastern. today the focus is saint augustine, florida. we will visit constantly on -- ponce de leon park and the sent augustine lighthouse. the cities tour tonight at 6:00 on c-span. tour, c-span cities working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. this weekend, we are joined by charter communications to learn more about grand junction, colorado. the mining of a certain mineral ha

that is coming up tonight on american history tv on c-span 3. >> we have a full and interesting laborday weekend of programs here on the c-span networks beginning with c-span. so with congress returning next week to talk up the iran nuclear agreement, we'll show you something on lifting sanctions against iran. state and treasury officials will testify on the implications of lifting sanctions on iran, on saturday at noon eastern time here on c-span. and on book tv, on c-span 2 tomorrow, starting at 10:00 and going until 7:00, the live coverage of the national book festival held at the washington conventional center here in the nation's capitol. in addition to authors and book decisions, you have the chance to talk to many authors including the live call-ins, including david mckhala, tom brokaw at 1:20 p.m., buzz aldrin and ray suarez at 5:45 p.m. the entire day's action will air tomorrow. and on monday on american history tv on c-span 3, david rubenstein talks about what he called patriotic giving, relating to the 1297 magna carta and a rare 1823 engraved copy of the declaration of in

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live beginning october 5 on c-span and c-span3. and as a companion, "landmark cases" the book. it features the 12 cases we selected with an introduction into the background, highways, and impact of the cases. inlished by c-span cooperation with landmark congressional press. get your copy on c-span.org. >> on friday, president obama and the first lady welcomed the chinese president to the white house. president xi has been visiting for almost a week. the leaves tomorrow after a student will address to the un's general assembly in new york. e leaves tomorrow after a scheduled address to the un's general assembly in new york. >> looks pretty good, doesn't it? i look the same in every picture. ♪ >> a look inside the white house at the other guests who were in attendance. they were introduced as they made their way into the state dining room. michelle hosted a dinner for -- >> this is my father. >> it is something very inexpensive that i have worn before. thank you. thank you, everyone. >> the honorable samantha power. and mr. cass. the honorable charles boustani and mrs. charles bou

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we will have a question and answer portion we are recording and c-span is videotaping so please come to the audience microphone. and please call up your chairs and clean them against so they will give more space for the book citing. i read all of the events in the store if you're not familiar with politics & prose sign up for the e-mail we're operating inside for busboy implications so we're doing more than ever. we're so happy to have our friend back with us who has been here four times before to talk about his book "1920" the year that made the decade roar" this is not your typical. >> i don't drink coffee i thought it was the taste. but maybe instead. [laughter] it is my lack of coordination so ask your forbearance i am a flawless speaker but i may have been done in by a coffee stain. 1920 was a remarkable year not just because of the events that they were harbingers of defense that what happened later in the decade, later in the century and even to events which happened in this century to of the major events. thursday september 16, 1920 trinity church on wall street the final bill

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and c-span.org. and later, at 11:30, follow c-span's coverage of the pope's historic trip to the u.s. live tv or online at c-span.org. >> tuesday the senate scheduled to formally begin work on bills that would ban most abortions after 20 weeks. next, debate on the floor starting with senator tom cotton, a supporter of the legislation. this is 40 minutes. >> over the last year, i've learned a lot about the magic of human life from conception to growth in the mother's womb to childbirth to newborn development. this wasn't a part of my legislative work or my public duties. my newfound knowledge didn't come from a course of study, reading scientific journals or consulting with medical experts. instead, like many parents, i learned through experience. the blessings of my first child. my wife, anna, gave birth to our very own little angel, gabriel, almost five months ago. since then gabriel has join ised me on this very floor at this very desk. many of you have met our little man and happifully agree that he appears -- happily agree that he appears to take after his mother. gabriel has been

c-span. i am watching c-span all the time. i see everybody gets republican coverage, and i don't see much trump on c-span. i want to visit a challenge to c-span. back in 2008, hillary clinton went on c-span and said iowa picks corn and new hampshire picks presidents. if there is the next hillary clinton debate, i would like this to be played by c-span and see how that could be addressed. thank you. host: thank you for the call. i will let roger stone responded to your first point. clearly, if you have been watching this network over the last few months, we have been covering donald trump. we were with him in alabama and we are covering him today with a news conference at 2:00 eastern time. you can check out all of our event coverage with all of our candidates on our website c-span.org. we have been providing the most comprehensive unfiltered coverage of this campaign and will continue to do so over the next months and years. nobody else will provide you the depth and breadth of coverage that we do. i take umbrage at your one point because we have and will continue to cover donald trump and the rest of the

eastern on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. campaign 2016 taking you on the road to the white house. >>> another event from the christian science monitor now, interior secretary sally jewell answered reporter questions on the environment and natural resources issues including the renaming of denali, the highest peak in north america, the obama administration's policy on coal, and the future of climate change policies in the u.s. this is about an hour. >>> here we go, folks. thanks for coming. i'm dave cook from the christian monitor. our guest is sally jewell, her first visit with our group though we've met with her predecessors, so we appreciate her making time in her schedule for this. our guest was born in london, grew up in washington state, and

and you can tweet us @c-span. kim from indianapolis. hi, kim. you're on. caller: yes. the pope's message was just absolutely brilliant and i was so warmed to hear how he talked about those who are less fortunate in our society and it was just a very touching speech and i appreciate c-span for showing the entire speech. thank you. >> thanks, kim. and in fact in about 10 minutes we will be airing the pope's address to congress once again in its entirety. number of people tweeting us that they missed part of it or in fact all of it so there's another opportunity to see it. it's also on c-span's website at c-span.org and you can stream it at your convenience or share it with friends. mary is next up in philadelphia. you're on, mary. your reaction. caller: i am joyous that the pope came to speak to the congress of the united states, and i am so proud that the congress' listening to his message. >> well, what makes you thinking that they are listening and absorbing what they heard today? caller: well, perhaps i should say, hope they are absorbing what they heard today. >> wha

and our evolving understanding of rights in america. live monday nights at 9:00 p.m. eastern beginning october 5 on c-span and c-span3 and is a companion to our new series landmark cases the book features the 12 cases we have selected for this series with a brief introduction into the back round highlights and impacts of each case written by veteran supreme court journalist tony mauro published by c-span and quite prescient with congressional quarterly press an imprint of stage publications incorporated. landmark cases is available for eight out of 95 cents plus shipping and handling. get your copy of c-span.org/landmark cases. [applause] >> is my pleasure to deduce our author for tonight, jason ramos. wildfires have grown more deadly every year as drought conditions and development into the world must have create a powder cake that threatens our very lives. ..

eastern on c-span's original series, verse ladies -- first ladies, investigating the public and private lives of history's first ladies. p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span tv -- on c-span3. artifactsek, american takes you to museums and historic places to learn what artifacts reveal about american history. just down pennsylvania avenue from the white house is the white house visitor center, which offers a look at how the executive mansion functions both as an office and a home. we too are the center with william allman who shows at the desk franklin roosevelt used when broadcasting his fireside chats. a typewriter used by world war ii -- woodrow wilson and recreational items such as radios and bowling balls. >> my name is john stanwich.

and speaking to the general and c-span 3 span and c-span.org. c-span's coverage of the pope's historic trip to tv or live at n cspan.org. >> on thursday president obama met with the three americans who helped foil a terrorist attack a french train last month. the president said the three men the very bechlt of america, and thanked them for their team work and courage on board the paris-bound train. >> while these three gentlemen really don't need any all of youn, i think are familiar with the incredible three high school friends who were getting together. of whom had served in behalf of the united states armed forces, thinking that they were just going to a fun reunion up in paris, ended up engaging a potential catastrophic situat n situation. and pinning down someone who was intent on doing a lot of harm to a lot of people inflicting terror on the french people. courage, their because of their quick thinking, it's e of their teamwork, fair to say a lot of people were saved. and a real calamity was averted. the french people have already highest

house on c-span and of the senate on c-span two, here on c-span3, we come to coverage by showing the most relevant coverage of congressional hearings and relevant events. on weekends, c-span3 becomes the home of "booktv." we also visit battlefields and key events, tour museums and historical sites. bookshelf," looks at the best history lessons. "the presidency" looks at the presidents of the past, and examines films from the 1940's and 50's. c-span3. on television and like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. the cabinet and congress are meeting with the president. the state department and the army and navy officials have been with a president all afternoon. fact, the japanese ambassador has been talking to the president as the same time at the japanese airships were bombing our citizens in hawaii and destroying one of our transports a loaded with lumber on its way to hawaii. tomorrow, congress will have a full report and will be ready for action. eleanor roosevelt was the longest-serving first lady for an unprecedented 12 years. all the while,

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and being the only one to survive the war. coming up tonight on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> this labor day weekend three days of politicsoks and american history. on a full day of special programs on c-span here are a few features for labor day monday, beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern a town hall event in seattle discusses the pros and cons of big data and licivil liberti liberties. a debate on how to reduce poverty. and at 8:00 mark cuban and former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush on leadership skills. saturday at 10:00 on book tv we're live all day in the nation's capitol for the 15th annual national book festival with author programs. your opportunity to talk with pulitzer prize winning historians. sunday at noon. a live three-hour conversation on in-depth with former second lady and american enterprise institute senior fellow lynn cheney who will take your phone calls, emails and tweets. later at 9:00, catherine eden talks about how families from chicago to appalachia and the mississippi delta are surviving on no income. then authors share their thoughts on social and political issues. on american history

and c-span 3. and as a companion to our new series landmark cases, the book. it features the 12 cases we've selected for the series with a brief introduction into the background, highlights and impact of each case written by veteran supreme court journalist tony morrow published by c-span in cooperation with congressional quarterly press, an imprint of sage publications incorporated. "landmark cases" available forreded 8.95 plus shipping and handling. >>> up next, remarks from attorney general loretta lynch. she spoke at the congressional black caucus foundation's legislative conference earlier this month. this is 40 minutes. [ applause ] >> well, thank you all so much. thank you so much for that warm welcome. thank you for your patience. i'm not usually running this late, but i understand you have had some excellent presentations before me. i see a number of old friends and hopefully new friends on this panel. great voices all in our common struggle. and so i think you have had excellent presentat

radio and c-span do .org. llow c-span's coverage live on tv or online. >>> we continue how with the internet of things conference. tech experts talk about the government's response to security concerns and they hold a town hall style discussion about the entsbeinternet. this portion is about 1:40. >> all right, as i say, i hate to interrupt good conversations. i forgot my book i was going to give out. there you go. we are going to talk about -- we talked a lot about the possibilities, what can happen and the cool things that can go on. we have also heard, are there bad people out there and occasionally they do bad things and for all the people that know your information is out with the chinese, you know all too well about this. let's talk ability how you at least have a mind set how to protect yourself. i'm on the wrong page. i can do this one. mark is the acting director of federal network resilience with dhs' office of cyber security communications with the national protection and program director. do you fit

and tweets. washington journal's life tuesday 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. earlier today vice president joe in the allegheny county labor day parade and spoke to a group of union members. this is 15 minutes. ♪ hey, folks! [applause] >> all right. my name is joe biden and i -- [laughter] leo was not joking. the only reason i'm standing here, his back when i was a 29-year-old kid, is richard nixon visited my state, and i cannot get help anywhere. a big old wine in every wondered, who was about six foot six inches, 260 pounds, he , inesented the steelworkers claymont, where i moved from scranton. he attempting to see a guy who was the regional director in philadelphia. is said to him, we are backing this boy, and you he said like hell we are. havingare, you're not me. you know, i was endorsed. at that time i was losing. 57-19. but i one. i won because of the steelworkers. [applause] we have expression where i grew up. go home with the girl that you you to the dance, and brought me to the dance. industry to be here. you go.le, -- there good and where is mack? hea

ladies and their influenzae on the presidency, sunday at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> middle school and high school students, we are happy to announce the launch of c-span's 2016 documentary competition. we are excited about the theme, road to the white house. which issues do you want candidates to discuss? the competition is open to students grades six through 12. $100,000 inwarning cash prizes. work alone or in a group of up to three. provide a documentary with c-span programming and explore opinions other than your own. the $100,000 prize will be shared between 150 students and 53 teachers. the grand prize goes to the best overall entry. the deadline is january 20, 2016. winners announced on march 9. you will find more information on our website, studentcam.org. this year, c-span is touring cities across the country, exploring american history. a look at our recent visit to grand junction, colorado. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> we are currently at dinosaur hill. this is a spot that is part of the national conservation area managed by the bureau of land management. it was settled in the 1880's. as peopl

c-span. we'll be taking your phone calls and your comments on c-span radio and.org.org as well.e want your view of pope francis. probably seen a lot of polls about what americans are hig of him. here's one from gallup. 59% favorable rating in july. that's down from 76% in february of 2014. his rating ics, down. some say that he struck a new tone, a positive tone, that he is the people's pope. others disagree on his stance on what he has said on abortion, gay marriage, etc. we want to turn to all of you this morning. as the pope begins his six-day tour of the united states, what do you think of pope francis? george in ohio, independent, good morning to you, george. go ahead. caller: hello. host: you're on the air, sir. caller: with pope francis visiting today, i just wanted to talk about how christianity oesn't teach jesus' teachings. so when ed to say -- we fail in these attempts to do these things, we will see how ch we need our hevpble father's forgiveness, forgive people who trespass against us. host: lore knee california, democrat. lori. up early, good morning. aller: yeah,

as an example, yesterday when i turned on the tv and i turned on c-span, it had obama. i can't stand his voice. so, i switch to c-span2. the same speech is obama playing on c-span1 and c-span2 at the same time. you guys go way, way back in time to criticize republicans. yet i'll see on the news they're having a hearing on irs or something, i watch and i think, c-span, let's see it. i think you'll wait until the weekend to do it. but you never do it. you never have hearings against the democrats or this administration. >> i appreciate your feedback. yesterday you could have seen a portion of the president's speech from the day before. and on the irs hearings, we have covered a number of those hearings with the head of the irs. we appreciate your feedback. let's hear from tampa, florida, next to the independents line. we go to robert. robert in tampa, go ahead. >> caller: yeah, i'm very interested in the candidate that's going to protect social security and medicare for the people in their early 60s and so on. one thing i like about donald trump, he's all for protecting me

[applause] to correct the record no one [inaudible] [laughter] thank you for coming tonight and c-span for being here. thank you for bearing with me all this time and thanks again to the public library. they do a great job and it's so refreshing that it's almost unheard of. [applause] the title is from the novel called the scarlet letter and to refresh your memory daycare when of that model bears a child while her husband in boston is in england so she's committing adultery and the discipline to religious authorities punish you holding her baby for three hours and then thereafter. they described the forebears as the most intolerant brood but they were the picture of the moderation. in the last few decades to be sure they do not call themselves puritans but in the middle of the law and morality if you talk to one and you agree with what you are wrong. and the punishment here and now. in an ironic way watching documentary of the former governor of new jersey in my home state and if you're a member in 2004 he was involved in the sentence scandal if the homeland security homeland security

he will lead a multi-religious service at the 9/11 memorial on c-span3 and also on c-span radio. nd give up his house seat at the end of october according to aides in his office. speaker boehner was under extreme pressure from the right wing of his conference over whether not to defund planned parenthood into building t keep the government open. begin from "the new york times" house speaker john boehner will be resigning on congress and giving up his house seat at the end of next month. coming up on c-span3 this afternoon we had the family research council hosting a value voter summit. live coverage at 2 p.m. louie gohmert of texas and kim davis was recently jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, both of those people expected to make, every action this afternoon. again at the family research council's values voter summit. live coverage on c-span3 at 2 p.m. eastern. road to the white house 2016 continues now with a look at the presidential candidates debate schedule. >> the sites and dates for three presidential debates. the first is slated for monday september 26

eastern on c-span. and as always, we welcome your comments on facebook and twitter. >>> middle school and high school students and your teachers, we're happy to announce the launch of c-span's 2016 student cam video documentary competition. .and with 2016 being a presidential election year, we're really excited about this year's theme, the road to the white house. what's the issue most want candidates to discuss during the 2016 presidential campaign? our competition is open to all middle or high school students, grades six through 12. and c-span is awarding $100,000 in cash prizes and, students, you can work alone or you can join a group of up to three. your goal will be to produce a five to seven-minute documentary on the issue you've selected and you'll need to include some c-span programming and also to explore opinions other than your own. the $100,000 cash prizes will be shared between 150 students and 53 teachers and the grand prize of $5,000 goes to the student or team with the best overall entry. th

and our evolving understanding of rights in america. live monday nights at 9:00 p.m. beginning on october 5th on c-span and c-span3. s a companion, the book with a brief introduction into the background, highlights and impact of each case written by tony morrow, published by c-span in cooperation with cq press. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling. >>> student cam is c-span's competition for students in grades six through 12. it's an opportunity for students to think critically of issues of national importance by creating a five to seven-minute documentary in which they can express the views. it's important for students to get involved. it gives them the opportunity and a platform to have their voices heard on issues important to them. they can express those views by creating a documentary. we do get a wide range of entries. the most important aspect for every documentary that we get is going to be content. we have had winners in the past created by just using a cell phone and we have others that are created using more high-tech equipment. but once again, it's really the content that matters and shine

it's free online and you'll find it on the c-span website. i'm praying i'm praying it's going to work because i haven't tried it before. you can click on any provision of the nscotindd t top scholars agree about it and separate statements of how they disagree with it. i want to test drive it to talk about our next case which is lochner versus new york. i'm going to click on the due process clause of the 14th amendment. that is the one that was issued in lochner. here's the 14th amendment. first we have the text and it's important to read the constitution before you and it says no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges of the in people of the united states nor should any state deprive any person of life liberty or. they are giving you their common view about what the due process clause means. they talk about a doctrine called substantive due process and they mentioned this case called lochner versus new york. they say that nearly decade of the 20 century they use the due process clause to strike down economic reg

eastern beginning october 5 on c-span and c-span3, and as a companion to our new series, landmark cases the book. it features the 12 cases with selected with a brief introduction into the background, highlights an impact that each case written by the supreme court journalist tony moral. published by c-span in cooperation with "congressional quarterly" press, an imprint of sage publications. landmark cases is available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling. get your copy at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> we take you live to the national press club to her from the chair of the national endowment for the arts jane chu on the activities planned for the fifth anniversary of the tablet. introductions are underway. ..

at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. weekend, american history tv is featuring cincinnati, ohio. it is known as the birthplace of american astronomy. it has the home of one of the telescopes in the western hemisphere. learn more about cincinnati all weekend here on american history tv. >> i would like to welcome everyone to william howard taft national historic site. the significance of this house is this the birth and boyhood home of our 27th president. and our 10th chief justice, william howard taft. the house was built around 1840, that is the time we like to use here. his parents were alphonso taft and louise taft. they came from the states. when alfonso left vermont he came here to cincinnati, ohio in 1838. he begins to work with a law firm, becoming a lawyer here in cincinnati. this is where he started to make money. were prominent would laterwho leave downtown cincinnati and moved to the top here at mount auburn. mount auburn was once referred to as cincinnati's 5th avenue. when the prince of wales came to visit h

and the first lady. two events we will be covering on c-span -- the white house welcoming ceremony and a mass at the basilica of the national shrine. ever meeting first before a joint session of congress. the pope were just lawmakers at 10:00 eastern time. you can listen to it on c-span radio. the pope will be departing washington, d.c. on friday morning and will speak before a u.n. general assembly at 10:00 eastern time. he will travel to lower manhattan for a religious service at the 9/11 memorial. all of it on c-span. coming up in just a couple of minutes, our sunday roundtable, focusing on public opinion and the 2016 election. also, a look at incomes and the poverty rate, how many americans are living in the poverty rate, its impact on american society. that is coming up later on "washington journal." first, new mexico congressman ben ray lujan is our guest on "newsmakers" at 10:00 eastern time. here is a portion. [video clip] >> the democrats in the house do not want to see a government shutdown. what we learned last week is there was a conversation in the republican conference where the republican lead

and making this all possible. i also want to acknowledge c-span for coming and filming today. i also want to call out a couple special guests here besides our program panelists. we have former springfield mayor and former state senator and representative, karen hasara. karen, thank you for joining us. [ applause ] and illinois college president barbara farley. barbara, thanks. [ applause ] so before i introduce our panelists, i want to just explain how we're going to be doing this. we're going to have a panel discussion led by our moderator for about 20 minutes or so and then q & a afterwards for about another 15, 20 minutes. think about questions to ask. the mics are here on either side and when the time comes, i'd ask you to step up to the mics to ask your questions. so first, up on stage already, frank mitchell. we'll hear more about his service as a page and prior, but after his page service, frank began a career as a reporter at his hometown newspaper. he then joined wcco tv in minneapolis and later started his own public relations firm, concentrating on telecommunication

and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [crowd noise] >> c-span haslive coverage from washington dc, the popes first data. presidente with the and mrs. obama to greet the contest at the airport. wednesday morning on c-span and c-span radio and c-span.org. thewelcoming ceremony of pope. live coverage begins at 8:45 a.m. eastern and later in the afternoon, starting at 4:00, the mass and canada station of juniper sarah. that starts at thursday morning. live coverage on capitol hill as pope francis makes history becoming the first pontiff to address the joint said session of congress. speaks to the united nations general assembly. and later at 11:30 a.m., he will have a service at the 9/11 memorial. following -- follow c-span's coverage of the pope's trip to the u.s. up next on c-span, a town hall meeting with presidential candidate senator bernie sanders in new hampshire. the wisconsin governor scott walker announces he is ending his presidential campaign. later, interviews with chris christie and after that, former rhode island senator and governor leak