you talk about angola. you do not talk about angola. how during the eisenhower administration we were the very people that later on innocent people were opposed to. you don't say anything about things of that nature. my personal opinion is this. before an empty house and challenge these people and you challenge their americanism. it is the lowest thing that i have ever seen in my 32 years in congress. >> if i may reclaim my time. i move that we take the speaker's words down. >> more highlights from 35 years of coverage. >> live on c-span today, "washington journal" is next with the news of the day. the heritage foundation looks at the federal reserve on the hundred anniversary. janet yellen holds her first news conference. the center for strategic and international studies hosts a conversation on russia with former national security advisers. in 45 minutes, karlyn bowman addressing younger voters. mark halperin on the campaign and fundraising operation for a possible hillary clinton presidential run. transparency and the obama administr

you talk about angola. you don't talk about angola how during the eisenhower administration we were for the very people that later on that nixon was opposed to. you don't say anything about that or things of that nature. very interesting. my personal opinion is this, you deliberately stood in that well before an empty house and challenged these people and you challenged their americanism and it's the lowest thing that i have ever seen in my 32 years in congress. >> mr. speaker, if i may reclaim my time. let me say first of all -- >> mr. speaker, i move we take the speaker's words down. >> find more highlights from 35 years of coverage. c-span created 35 years ago and brought to you by your local satellite or cable provider. >> president obama honored 24 army veterans tuesday with the medal of honor. the recipients were found to have been wrongly denied the award because of prejudice. they were recognized for their valor during major combat operations in world war ii, korean war and vietnam war. this ceremon

. >> finally free in the shadow of was free, glenn ford from angola prison. his first thoughts were of a life wasted behind bars. >> 30 years of my life, if not all of it. i cannot go back and do anything that i should have been doing when i was 35, 40, stuff like that. >> he was 33 when he was convicted of a shooting. found himte jury guilty and he was sentenced to die an electric chair. now, the louisiana supreme court has overturned the conviction on several grounds. mr. ford had any experience defense team. xperienced defense team. >> i feel bad for him and i'm sorry that it happened. when you look at the case, everybody had good intentions and it was a mistake. >> we have been working on this for decades, literally. we hope that it will be the first day for mr. for to start his new life. a quarternow receive million dollars in compensation. the root for what he has missed . redress for what he has missed. >> starting again. >> in nigeria, a major offensive against corruption has been launched by president goodluck jonathan. state oil company has failed t

. >> finally free in the shadow of was free, glenn ford from angola prison. his first thoughts were of a life wasted behind bars. >> 30 years of my life, if not all of it. i cannot go back and do anything that i should have been doing when i was 35, 40, stuff like that. >> he was 33 when he was convicted of a shooting. found himte jury guilty and he was sentenced to die an electric chair. now, the louisiana supreme court has overturned the conviction on several grounds. mr. ford had any experience defense team. xperienced defense team. >> i feel bad for him and i'm sorry that it happened. when you look at the case, everybody had good intentions and it was a mistake. >> we have been working on this for decades, literally. we hope that it will be the first day for mr. for to start his new life. a quarternow receive million dollars in compensation. the root for what he has missed . redress for what he has missed. >> starting again. >> in nigeria, a major offensive against corruption has been launched by president goodluck jonathan. state oil company has failed t

and in 2003 a boeing 727 was stolen from an airport in ang a angola.ne thought to be carrying three people took off and made no communication with the control tower and had tracking tr transponder turned off. the disappearance of amelia earhart remains the mystery. >> international mystery as the search grows for the malaysian jetliner. we will talk to a former fbi agent as authorities try to figure out who wanted to possibly harm any of the 239 people on board. stay with us. i dunno, i just ah woke up today and i said i need something sportier. annnd done. ok maxwell, just need to ah contact your insurance company with the vin number. oh, i just did it. with my geico app. vin # is up to the loaded. ok well then jerry here will take you through all of the features then. why don't weeeeeeeeeeee go out to the car. ok, i'll just be outside... ok, yeah. his dad is my boss. yeah. vin scanning to add a car. just a tap away on the geico app. gundyes!n group is a go. not just a start up. an upstart. gotta get going. gotta be good. good? good. growth is the goa

angola merkel should be leaving the negotiations. regardless of who does the talking moscow has threatened to retaliate. cheryl, back to you. cheryl: ashley, thank you so much. let's bring in peter barnes from washington. what is the latest on the situation. what is happening there. >> we expect the president will talk about the sanctions that he announced this morning against russia and anyone involved in the military intervention in crimea. the president will also be speaking as the congress gets ready to take its first steps to try to punish russia for the invasion of crimea. the house is expected to vote in the next couple of hours. >> we remain committed to working with the administration to give president obama as many tools as needed. to put president putin in check. >> it is not clear when the senate will get to this legislation. working on its own version. we are waiting on what they will unveil. congress is considering additional legislation that would / russia of its additional sanctions. the president ordered the freezing

you talk about angola. you don't talk about angola.very people that later on the exit people were opposed to. you don't say anything about things of that nature. very interesting. my personal opinion is this. you deliberately stood in that well before an empty house and challenge these people and you challenge their americanism. and it is the lowest thing that i have ever seen in my 32 years in congress. >> mr. speaker, if i may reclaim my time. let me say, first of all -- >> i move we take the speaker's words down. highlights from 35 years of house floor coverage on our facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable and satellite provider. chairmanican committee reince priebus is predicting a normal election year for republicans. he spoke today at the christian science roundtable with reporters. 625can see his comments at -- 6:45 p.m. eastern. by debbiebe followed wasserman schultz, who spoke at the national press club in response to what reince

it left angola's capitol and was never seen again. >>> air france flight 447 puzzled searchers for a long time in 2009. they found debris nine days after the crash but it took crews two years to find most of the plane. and then steve foss's plane disappeared. after massive search rescuers gave up. a year later a hiker found the wreckage in the mountains. it was 12 miles from an airport and in an area rescuers had flown over repeatedly. finally one of the aviation industry's biggest mystery, this flight 2501 disappeared flying from new york to seattle back in 1950. it had 58 people on board. pieces were found floating on lake michigan, but crews here never found the wreckage and to this day tony amateurs still search lake michigan for it. >> it's not uncommon. >> reporter: it's not uncommon but it is uncommon in modern times to have a huge jet like this disappear. >> thank you. the price of food is going up, and analysts say it is going to keep going up. next, how the drought in the west and other areas could hit you every time you go to the supermarket. also, the state where lawmaker

and more recent years, there is a mystery out of angola.ok off without a flight plan or okay from the tower. u.s. authorities got involved and at one point, they believe a man named benjamin padilla was at the controls. the plane along with everyone else on board was never seen again. hopefully for the sake of those aboard flight 370, there is still an explanation and it will soon be learned. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." wolf? >> thanks very much. happening now, the breaking news we're following, the mystery of flight 370. malaysia receives new radar data, wu won't say what it shows as investigators pore over the new information, a more urgent plea for help goes out to countries in the region. an

of theord walked out angola penitentiary on tuesday after a judge vacated his murder conviction and death sentence. ford's exoneration came after new evidence emerged clearing him of the 1983 murder for which he was convicted. details have been kept under wraps in order to prosecute the actual killer. ford, who's african-american, was tried by an all-white jury. he spoke rudely to reporters as he left the prison a free man. >> my mind is going in all directions. i was locked up almost 30 years for something i didn't do. when i left my sons were babies and now they're grown men with babies. >> he becomes one of the country's longest ever serving death row prisoners to be exonerated and released will stop to key players in new jersey governor chris christie's bridgegate scandal were called before a judge tuesday over the refusal to comply with state subpoenas. bridget kelly, was christie's former deputy chief of staff, and bill stepien, his former campaign manager, have refused to hand over documents to investigators. e-mails that have already been released show chris christie aides and off

two countries, the cia and the south africans, collaborated on assisting and horrible civil war in angola it went on for years and years were thousands of people died. this wasn't just a flash in the led to the coordination on the arrest of mandela. it was absolutely a very deep, very thorough relationship that went on for decades. >> that was journalist andrew cockburn. i now want to read from the letter the nsa sent to ryan shapiro and in response to his request for records on nelson mandela. the letter is dated december 31, 2013. it reads in part -- and it cites another statute. ryan shapiro, explain. is the next code espionage act of 1917. this is the same odious law under which chelsea manning was convicted, edward snowden is facing charges, and daniel ellsberg was prosecuted for leaking the pentagon papers. >> so how do you get around the fact you have been denied? today, as we go to air, you filed a new foia with nsa. what changed in your request? >> today i filed a lawsuit against the nsa, fbi, and cia due to their failure to comply with the freedom of information act. they're in

i want to bring a man whose brother ben padilla got on flight 727 in angola in may 2003 and that manbeen heard from since. joe padilla joins us exclusively. thank you for being here, joe. >> thank you for having me. >> tell me about your brother and what happened to him? >> well, all i know is the fbi had told me in the beginning when this happened that my brother was on a plane. he boarded this plane and then it took off. and no one knows what happened to it. days after that i had found out that the plane made all kind of crazy ground maneuvers before taking off. so that's telling me that he was hijacked. then i later learned weeks later that someone went to the airport before my brother boarded this plane, paid 93,000 u.s. dollars cash to have this plane fuelled like i said before my brother stepped on this plane. and i have learned all through the years about different people from al qaeda that had been seen at this airport. so i really believe my brother had been hijacked. >> he was the only -- there was himself and one other man. it wasn't like a plane full of passengers, right?

sandia, niger, peru, belize, albania, an geel, plaw -- angola, palau, seera lee own --, sierra leone, namibia, tanzania, morocco, netherlands. norway, hungary, iceland, the united states human rights council. mr. president, i'm not going to take more of the staff's time but throughout this executive calendar there's about 40 ambassadors, 40 ambassadors who are waiting to be confirmed, and 35 or so judges and do the math yourself, 75 or 80 very important jobs that they have stopped. so my friend from iowa is living in a dream world, i don't know where it exists. it doesn't exist here in the united states senate. so his solution to give them more time, can you imagine that? this is an alice in wonderland speech from the senator from iowa and he should have better use of his time. in playing fairy tales in the united states senate. obstruction led by the senators from all over this country who are republicans, it's an bairmt to our country. it is -- embarrassment to our country. it's preventing the people of this country from getting the things they need. now, i know, mr. president, that

. >> angola because i got stand, and there's -- you know, coffee -- coffee of this quality grows hightains. it has to grow in a country that's on the equator. you're in a country that's isolated and you have to go to the isolated area of those countries, and often people who want to hide from the authorities are up there as well like cartels, et cetera, and so you can find some really beautiful people but you can find some people who want to -- >> and they're all jacked up on coffee and other local products that sometimes provide additional stimulus. >> so we do a taste test. >> you want to? >> excuse me, my dear, i believe it's called a cupping. >> cupping, tasting. i wouldn't go full on cupping like we're analyzing it. a lot of people say why do you go to all these efforts? off coffee tastes like coffee, right? 99% of the time it does. but that 1% it just transcends, life changing. i got this one, this is a wine like coffee. it's from mexico. i will pour two cups. it's on the cooler side so you can really taste it. when i say wine, i mean wine. >> what is the correct way to do the c

disappeared that has carried as many passengers as flight 370, but there was one disappearance in 2003, in angolaest airport there was a boeing 727 that had been parked for month, racking up $4 million in airport fees, which is four times the amount they paid for it after it was pushed out of circulation. one person, ben charles padilla, who was a certified air frame and power plant mechanic who was called a gifted mechanic and was able to fly small planes. also a father of two. minutes before sunset, padilla and another mechanic got on the boeing 727 that they were working on, tail number 8-44 aa and began to taxi. the highlights were off, the transponder was off. the men in the cockpit were never certified nor believed to know how to fly such a plane. air traffic controllers tried to speak to them, you can imagine the terror that was in the tower as they watched them under the control of inexperienced amateurs move down the runway and then lift off, flying towards the atlantic ocean. that was the last time that plane was ever seen and the last time padilla was ever heard from. this was after 9/

you talk about angola. you don't talk about angola. during the eisenhower administration, we were the very people who later on were the people opposed to. very interesting. my personal opinion is this -- you deliberately stood on that well before nancy house and challenged these people -- before an empty house. it's the lowest thing i've ever seen in my 32 years in congress. all --me say, first of >> i move we take the speaker's words down. find more highlights from 35 years of house coverage on her facebook page. american cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. -- 35 years of house coverage on our facebook page. host: jeff bennett covers the auto industry for the wall street journal. he joins us just outside of each -- of detroit. from the wall street journal. gm sinks $35 million into the recall. the new gm chief had this to say. -- $300 million into recalls. >> i would like to provide an update. recall has the expanded beyond the review by the federal regul

jindal in louisiana was involved in creating a seminary program in angola. it was the meanest resins of all time. bobby was engaged in getting the seminary started. inhas made a huge difference that population over there. ofis a faith-based way affecting people in a house of way. i'm not going to say that it is for everyone and everybody should do that. it.ook it and appropriated we appropriate good ideas from each other. i think it is important for all governors to understand that concept. it is the laboratory of innovation that occurs in the states. if you see something in louisiana, we took it to the department of criminal justice and implemented it. now it is a very prospering program. there is southwestern seminary. concept.rivate sector --inity degrees are being divinity degrees are being bestowed. those individuals go to other prisons. it is a powerful program. it is making a big difference. i am not saying it is for everyone in every state. concepts thathose is making a difference. you have made use of drug courts. with all the money you saved, you a

chairman, thank you in angola for witnesses for being here. i understand we have two divergent these on keystone of the kevlar for both of those fears. i want to thank you for the markup we had yesterday minestrone bipartisanship showed with the support of ukraine. it's unfortunate the administration declined to testify here today. very unfortunate. i understand they do not want to prejudice the outcome of natural interest determination process they're going through right now. i do think it would have been a port and its import explain to us all the factors to consider making this decision. i hope today we can pass determinations. that would be important to us and circumstances have come up with a clear picture of what it should be. i said that the issue would agree in some respects of the united states national interest is indeed at stake here. the administration is not going to be indecisive at the end of this process from which hopefully will end soon. i'm certain interested to hear both sides, but to me the link between the completion of t

last night, walking out of a maximum security prison in angola, the judge vacating the sentence and death sentence. he was convicted in 1983 for killing a shreeve port jeweler. he always said he was innocent. the state's decision to throw out the case included new evidence. >> 400 miles on bicycles, all all the way to washington, d.c. from new town, connecticut with 26 people were killed add sandy hook elementary school in 2012. >> enough is enough. team 26 could easily be team 30,000. since new town, we have watched as congress has done nothing while there have been 44 school shootings. in this short time, well over 30,000 americans have been killed by guns. >> cyclists were met by several lawmakers on the front lawn of the capitol. second time in a row the team has gone to washington for that rally, saying it's common sense for legislation to reduce gun violence. >> one of the players involved in the nfl bullying scandal has a new team. we have more on that. >> the miami dolphins made a trade both sides are certainly happy with, jonathan martin getting a fresh start in san francisco whi

use programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little eternity of angola's stories. here. shortly i'll teach spanish to find out more visit i too added that tito is calm. welcome back you're watching r t international with me marina joshie but as well and authorities say they're preparing to clear protesters from central caracas after six weeks of clashes that have left twenty eight people dead the government has accused washington of stirring the deadly unrest going as far as denouncing secretary of state john kerry as a murderer while the white house however strongly denies having any role and says venezuela is simply seeking excuses to justify a terror campaign against its own citizens the walkouts began in mid february and the discontent over the state of the economy and opposition claims that they are being shut out of the political system but venezuela analysts to gregory wolpert told us a full scale cool looks unlikely. i don't think there's any chance that the government will be overthrown by these protests or anything like that but certainly the u.s

what is happening is that angola south africa and butts wanna be the authorities with currencies well the people of lower congas feel less interest. in this village like in all other villages the main difficulty is the electricity supply. and as the dam also has its own problems it cannot supply electricity in the entire public republic and more particularly in the capital kinshasa which experiences major problems with regard to energy supply. and as you can see we find wooden post says they are their defeat and lines which literally cross the rooftops of houses. with this situation we risk having problems with electrocution even house fires. in a village near. we witnessed an incident which could have had dramatic consequences . everyone knows that electricity contributes to development but when there are no roads we need them so you can transform farming produce electricity would allow us to conserve and packaged goods but what is happening today i vaguely road use rots is it if we had electricity we could save our forests today we destroy them for firewood so we lose out twice a da

news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little eternity of angola'skiddies story just seems. so huge here. in troy altie spanish find out more visit i don't all tito it's calm. i'm going to syria time germany on this now i am glad arts. in the village shop unilever products get displayed prominently. the multinational pays its workers who in return its products for a marketing with kid would have done it better. in the wonderful world of unilever all pickers are also given free homes with running water. some of which are in a shocking state. these decrepit houses are often given to unilever's seasonal workers. and during spikes of activity there are about four thousand of them on the plantation in addition to the twelve thousand five hundred pound of workers two of them grace and james agree to give an anonymous interview. we can go to the hospital when we can get signed off work but we're not paid when i'm in our families are not covered either nor do our children get free health care in the company hospital. let them so that does work a bit little a

use a little tune to angola's keep these stories. so you hear. the spanish find out more visit i. think. economic down in the find out. the deal shanghai and the rest. will be briefly on me. global shock and anger as one court in egypt condemns hundreds of people to death in the biggest mass capital punishment in the country's modern history. this attack must be seen as an opportunity for us elite conversation allegedly exposes some of turkey's top officials planning a false of flag attack to be used as a pretext for starting a war with syria. the behavior of ukraine's hardline a right sector group finally catches the attention of brussels with the e.u. that foreign policy chief denouncing the radicals after months of playing them down plus. we ended the war. and left iraq to its people a million iraqis died according to the united nations five million were made into refugees the country was ripped apart barack obama's defense of the iraq invasion in comparison to russia's actions in crimea leads to criticism we take a closer look at how the u.s. president's speech in brussels and

on ice until they can really come together to some sort of agreement over ukraine now we know from angola merkel that the e.u. effectively signed the political part all the association agreement with ukraine as early as next week and yet the view from moscow is that throughout this crisis russia has been pushing for the european union and the european leaders to question the legitimacy all. to ship here before getting to parley with them so to say moscow floated the idea of launching an even use rope to investigate extremists lines that were perpetrated by the former ukrainian opposition in independence square during the standoff that the president also seek to examine the legitimacy old new ukrainian leadership but despite beating the drum for this throughout this crisis really very little has happened r.t. spoken to one russian m.p. that been pushing for this investigation and consultations with the council of europe. we agreed to certain things one is that talks should continue there will be unofficial visits from the european parliament delegates to to the russian duma to the council

between the referendum in crimea and the you know actual declaration of independence in course about angola merkel statement triggered criticism within the german parliament where the left party members lashing out at europe's hundley the crisis. so you. just with kosovo they opened a pandora's box what's allowed for kosovo you should also allow for others i told you this but you haven't listen to me winning the cold war has eclipsed everything for you you forgot about everything else the basques are asking why can't they make their choice whether they want to stay within spain or not catalonians are asking why can't they decide whether they want to belong to spain or not of course people living in crimea are asking the same thing i think that crimea breaking away from ukraine is just the same as kosovo i knew putin would use this argument and he did its. job this business of the that is you know what has led to the tensions in crimea and ukraine the problem is that the current be korean government came to power thanks to support from western powers which have been actively involved in the

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news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola'skidneys stories. here. to try to alter the spanish find out more visit eye to eye on tivo it's calm. we wanted to create a realistic mobile that would represent life that would depicts a life as it really is. there's an. awful the whole thing is a. thousands of converge from madrid from all across spain as people played by unemployment and austerity struggle to make their voices heard. in ukraine's eastern city of donetsk as pro russian protesters take to the streets in defiance of the new leadership in kiev. and even. that it's votes to break away from italy and an unofficial referendum with a local saying that fed up with billions in taxes for the capital. not for money said to hear most of this is r.t. international with the twenty four hours a day in spain the so-called march of dignity has seen thousands of protesters from different regions walking hundreds of kilometers to the capital madrid many say the physical exhaustion has been nothing compared to the strain placed on them b

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a little turn to angola story. i'll teach spanish to find out more visit actuality. welcome back here watching r t following and unofficial referendum and vonetta that saw the majority vote for independence from italy yet another region so dana is now seeking to split from rome and it's not just about breaking away some of the campaigners want to make the region called all of switzerland now we spoke with the co-founder of the movement on that i got also and he explained the reasoning behind the push for the session. we don't trust political system anymore that is proved to be effective into solving the problems of the country we think beyond any reasonable doubt of course we're not blaming. dishes but the system is so. separatist movements are rapidly gaining more and more support across the european union's but what it was formally established back in the ninety's many leaders dreamed of even more centralization italy's prime minister at the time vowed that all the e.u. was to become a single political and economic body and his position was echoed by the german cha

news programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn to angola'skids stories. you hear. it all teach spanish find out more visit actuality. welcome back sarsi international the afghan capital has been hated but yet by yet another time about the time in the run up to the next week's presidential election five militants fired at the main election kmita headquarters from a neighboring house but were gunned down by security forces taliban fighters have stepped up violence in recent days just yesterday their target of foreign guest house in kabul our correspondent lisa catherine of reports now from the capital. the city has been on incredibly high alert since that deadly attack here in kabul by the taliban against a guest house we now know that there could have been much more bloodshed as the insurgents actually thought that they were attacking an unprotected christian daycare center which is full of western families that was really their intended target instead they burst into a compound run by a u.s. contractor a suicide bomber had blown himself up ou