stick around for sports night live with jason applebaum and bip roberts. that's tonight at 9.right after the news. 49ers fans paid special tribute to beloved bay area actor robin williams at the pre season game today. a moment of silence was held as a picture of robin was shown on the jumbotron. u-s attorney general eric holder has announced the justice department will conduct its own autopsy of the unarmed missouri teenager shot by a police officer. the news came this morning after more violence occurred during an overnight curfew in the town of ferguson. polo sandoval reports. >> "we are trying to use the least amount of force to provide people the ability to speak while also protecting the property of the people of ferguson." >>polo sandoval the first night of curfew in ferguson, missouri is over, but not without more violence. smoke and tear gas once again filled the air. resulting in seven arrests. >> missouri "thousands of people marched, and not a single gunshot fired by a member of law enforcement last night." >>polo sandoval missouri state police

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum, and gretchen mortenson are a few of the engaging stories in c-span's "sundays at eight." now available at your favorite bookseller. >> now a discussion on media website with buzzfeed founder and how thehuffington pt co-founder jonah peretti. this is 25 minutes. >> it is going great. you have read of a buzzfeed article today? >> today, wow. >> how about in the past week? >> what is buzzfeed today? >> one of the reason i started thinking about the history of media was when i would look for comps. what are other companies that are similar to buzzfeed that we can aspire to be like when we grow up. it was really hard to find any. when you look at facebook or twitter, we are not a tech startup. when you look at time warner or disney or viacom they are these giant companies with multibillion-dollar -- billions in profit that are using cable and broadcast, they are very different from what is feet is doing. -- from what buzzfeed's doing. the companies that i find that are the most similar are media companies in their first 10 or 20 years and you look

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anneristopher hitchens, applebaum, and gretchen morgan said are three of the -- gretchen morgenson are three of the stories in "sundays at eight." "washington journal" continues. host: we continue with our discussion of lyndon johnson's vision for a great society. all this week on "washington journal" we are talking about several of them. we talked about the voting rights act, education, just talked about immigration as well. right now we want to focus on housing, president johnson signing into law in 1965 and omnibus housing act that was part of a series of omnibus bills on housing. joining us for this discussion is can't watkins, the chair of the national economy of housing and sustainable development. let's go back before '65. when did the federal government start getting involved in housing for americans, and why? greta, actually, it was way back in the 1700s, although it was more land use and land development and the sale of federal land -- surplus land we might call it today, but it wasn't then. it was new land. get intoeally didn't untilusing business settlers could build on it

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum are a few of some of the stories in "sundays at eight," now available at your favorite bookseller. >>> now from the chicago tribune printers, marie demory on her buy og ra biography of the former first lady of vietnam. >> good morning. it's my pleasure to introduce today marie dimory, of an amazing book, "finding the dragon lady," which has recently been published by public affairs books. she holds a degree in ancient studies, and when she made contact with nu, who was the first lady of the vietnamese government in 2005, you were the first journalist to interview her in almost 20 years. dimory is based in chicago and we're happy to welcome you here. >> thank you for having me. and thank you for coming today. >> it's such an interesting book. i'm curious how you first came to be interested in writing a book about what i think to a lot of people might be a somewhat unlikely and unknown subject, someone who is known to scholars in the history of the vietnam war but probably not that well known to so many other people. how did you become intereste

that if the have that on a football field >> : there goes following that game sunday night at shea applebaumts to break its bread sit down and there'd better be good traffic if the traffic flow is not very good you know what they are going to do rep rep. let's keep our fingers crossed and traffic flows mots or a day and that they have complained and do sunday night >> : he was really good >> : very good >> : were talking about who we interviewed jason of course is good >> : archer did tell the nfl commissioner has about devices dump on its head >> : just like you and i commissioner football dumping a bucket of water on his head there is good because it dealt with by all less challenged other well- known folks pete carroll seattle coach michael straight and to do the same so for the challenge has raised 1.3 $5 million in the fight against bay isle last >> : robin mullins as the weather for kron 4 for sluts watch first appearance on the tonight show with johnny carson or the 30 years ago >> : such a great man and he was always a good friend i admired him he was a legends and believable >> : an

. >> the columnist ann applebaum who happens to be your wife wrote a column who says the west has treatedsia as a proto country. a country that was almost western, needed a little bit more integration and modernization. we should think of it as in its roots a country that defines itself in its opposition to the west. do you agree with that? >> well, my wife is a separate subject of international laws and her views are hers. yes, it's true. we have bent over backwards to integrate russia. we have invited them to take over the seat at the security council. we invited them into the bto. poland supported russia to join the oecd. we were hoping they were on a convergence course with the west, but if as you've previously said, russia spreads mischief in what it calls the near or abroad, that inevitably will come into conflict which poland would regret. we would like russia to become a successful free market democracy. unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the system that president putin is constructing in russia. >> radek, you were taped, illegally i should say, saying something to the effect o

. >> christopher hichens, and applebaum, and gretchen morganton are a few of the 41 engaging stories in c-span new book now available at your favorite bookstore. >> coming up the spotlight program focusing on the congressional investigations into general motors ignition switch recalls. here is a look at testimony by the gm of victim compensation advisor. >> it is kind capped. we are authorized to pay as much money as is required through the processing of eligible plans. the bankruptcy of gm is no barrier to compensation. if there were accidents that occurred before the bankruptcy they are as eligible as accidents that occurred after the bankruptcy. there are some people who already settled their claims years ago with general motors. they signed a release that they will not sue. they can come into this program. and if under our compensation rules they are entitled to additional compensation they will be paid. the contributory negligence of the driver, speeding, cellphone sexting while driving, intoxication, irrelevant. we are not looking at the driver or the circumstances of the drive

. >> christopher hichens, and applebaum, gretchen morgan said, few of the 41 engaging stories in c-spandays at eight now available at your favorite book seller. >> join us tonight. hillary clinton and her memoir. an hour and 15 minutes later ben shapiro. at 10:00 p.m. eastern focusing on edward snowdon ended the ns a leaks. tonight more american history programming with a look at sports and history. we will examine the kansas city monarchs baseball team to mir from bill russell and jim brown on race and sports and take a look at a time in u.s. history when walking was a competitive sport. tonight on c-span and american history torque. recently traveled the country for stories from the civil war looking at the battle of chattanooga, the old slave market in charleston, south carolina, civil war era medicine and a confederate propagandist promoting the cause and europe. c-span american history toward the civil war begins. cramming or unauthorized third-party charges on wireless bills is a growing problem and the majority who are victims to not even know about it because they look like norm

so you have a journalist at the "new york times" applebaum i think is his name, tweeting why does itmatter whether he was on drugs? well it matters because it's a fact. and you're in journalism why would you discount a fact because you don't like the fact is part of the narrative that you wish to keep. so, the yearn for an unblemished story line, and they're not going to get it. and the media, in the end, we're going to have more egg on their face than, i don't know, a guy with lots of eggs on their faces. >> you interested by the way that press conference was delivered? he had the attorneys for michael brown come out and make some sometimes. and literally dr. michael baden refuted some of the things that the attorney had said literally minutes prior to that. i was just watching that in shock and awe. like don't they get their story together? >> ideally you would in a crisis communications situation. but from the beginning, with this story, whether it's from the police department, or from the families or from the protesters, or the looters themselves, no one is exactly in lockstep wh

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen morgenson are a few of the 41 and engaging storiesc-span's "sundays at eight" now available at your favorite bookseller. .. sunday, on real america arranges interview with president herbert hoover. let us know what you think. call us or e-mail us. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> tonight on booktv, hillary clinton discusses her book, hard choices. ben shapiro lays out a criminal case against the president in the people vs. barack obama, and then green green walled discusses nsa surveillance in his book "no place to hide." >> in her new book, "hard choices"" hillary clinton talks about her time as secretary of state in the obama administration. this is an hour. >> our guest of honor is known primarily, of course, for her political role as first lady, u.s. senator from new york, and the 67th secretary of state. but she is also just published her fifth book, and has several prevus

. >> christopher hitchens, and applebaum., -- and no available at your favorite bookseller. in july, the d c circuit court of appeals ruled the irs did not have statutory authority to give federal subsidies to individuals purchasing health care through exchanges implemented by the federal government. they can only give subsidies to those in state run exchanges. the cato institute recently hosted a discussion on the case and other lawsuits related to health care law. this is just over an hour. >> thank you so much for coming today. i am the director for congressional affairs at the cato institute. we are here to talk about the next serious legal challenge to the affordable care act. after obamacare was enacted into law, the next few years have dominated over the debate over the constitutionality over the individual mandate. when the supreme court creatively upheld the constitutionality of the individual mandate, the obama administration went on a victory lap. the president himself said that obamacare is law and it is here to stay. premature.ve been that is because what was la

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum, "sundays at eight" now available at your favorite book seller. >>> baseball historian phil dixon on the kansas city longest, the longest-running baseball franchise in negro league history. mr. dixon discusses how the monarchs created a number of hall of famers and brought new innovations to the game, include lights for night games. the dwight d. eisenhower presidential library and museum hosted this hour long event. >>> first i want to say good afternoon, and i want to thank some people, of course, tim for giving me this opportunity to come down and speak with you today. i'm really excited about it and samantha who handled a lot of the publicity for the event. she did just a wonderful job and without people like that, also there was a local radio station that did a great interview, and between newspaper, radio, i'm always appreciative of all the people who support your visit and so i want to thank all of them before i get started. i'm going to jump right into it and tell you a little bit about why i'm here. the kansas city monarchs were a negro

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen morganson. now available at your favorite book seller. >> in the people% barack obama, ben schapp pair row presents a criminal case against the president based on allegations related to benghazi, the atf fast and furious operation, and the irs targeting of conservative groups. mr. shapiro recently discussed this back at the david horowitz freedom center in los angeles. this is an hour. >> i have been gone so long, some of you are -- have forgot whop i am. my name is david horowitz. [applause] >> this is a production of the david horowitz freedom center. briefly what happened to me is my foot was paralyzed. i wish i could say it was from kicking james carville or sandra fluke, but it was actually a botched hip operation. be careful when you have them. have to choose a decent surgeon. so my sciatic nerve was damaged and that means pain. i am on the mend. this is my first public appearance in march. my surgery was on february 1st another oversight on my part. and i'm here in part because i have a n

. >> christopher hitchins, anne applebaum and gretchen morganson are a few of the engaging stories in ", you knound"sunday" >> a panel discussion on feminism. it's a little over an hour. [inaudible discussions] >> my clock says 12:30. let's get st >>> well, my clock says 12:30, e so whys don't we get started? welcome to "the los angeles times" book festival. i'm robin abcarian. i'm aco columnist whose work mostly running online these t days. i hope you can check me out at l.a. times.com/local/abcarian. this is the evolution of feminism panel, so if that's not what you came to hear, you're definitely in the wrong place. y i have a few housekeeping issues to attend to. i want to ask you to please silence your cell phones. you probably don't need to be told that.owing th there's a book signing following this session, so you can continue the conversation with our authors afterwards in t signing area five. personal recording of the eing sessions is not allowed. we're also being broadcast live on c-span, fyi, and i was supposed to say something aboutn earthquake safety. i think the drill is

breaking the rules as we speak jason applebaum is interviewing stricter for the sports show on sunday. i said jason what about doing the job? he says he's going to introduce stricter >> pam: i do not ask you about some of the world leaders. and you may not know their names >> gary: (laughter) >> gary: after throwing a teammate first draft choice to the ground, when asked about throwing the would be to the ground and said or he said $500 he can't afford it. >> gary: right now, but just going up in flames. with 33. in the sixth indian creek few minutes the a's will play tampa. look at this little guy to his state. all over the place. no word at the possum will appear tonight. >> gary: (cheers & applause) >> gary: leading the angels by one game. justin paid to replace bill 4 was released by the a's. keep trying he is now signed with detroit tigers. that is pretty much it. everyone is waiting to see if tiger woods will play thursday at the pga. it is funny. will woods play? funny. will woods play? >> pam: can't say thank you enough. funny. will woods play? you have made my life special >b

. >> christopher hichens, and applebaum, and gretchen morgan some of our view of the 41 engaging stories in c-span sundays at eight now available at your favorite books of. >> for the next three hours a conversation with author and professor reza aslan on book tv in depth. the religious scholar talks about islamic fundamentalism, religious misunderstandings, and instability in the middle east. this nonfiction work includes no gun but god, beyond fundamentalism, and his most recent release a zealot. >> host: reza aslan, where does the phrase no god but god come from? >> guest: >> mohamad is god. it is essentially the phrase that initiates a convert into the muslim faith in. the phrase that initiates a convert into the muslim faith. >> host: you also write it not look that now, islam is available to all muslims and every muslim can speak for islam. .. >> it is interesting. this in many ways is the same process that of great religions go through. you have a profit who is primarily a reformer, not a creator of religion. that is an important thing for people to understand. , we have this misp

. >> christopher hitchens, ann applebaum are a few of the engaging stories in "sundays at eight."now available at your favorite book seller. >>> georgetown university associate professor matthew kroenig has written a number of books about iran. the latest is called "a time to attack." the looming iranian nuclear threat. he says it's worth trying diplomacy with iran but that the u.s. should also be willing to take military action if iran does not comply with the agreement it signed in november 2013. this is about an hour, 15 minutes. >> good evening. my name is stephanie fastler. i'm the program director for the world affairs director, washington, d.c. on behalf of the council, i welcome you to this author series event and world affairs today program. in november 2013, an accord was signed in geneva between the five perminent be members of the u.n. security council, germany and iran. this agreement was a preliminary one which would set the path for a more comprehensive deal on iran's nuclear program and ambitions. this agreement came at a time when there was little hope for a resol

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen morgensen in "sundays at eight" now availablet your favorite bookstore. >>> officials from the park service commemorate the beginning of the overland campaign which took place in may and june of 1964. the ceremony contains keynote remarks by james robertson who explains the strategy of ulysses s. grant against the confederates and how the campaign impacted the war as a whole. this event took place in spotsylvania, virginia, in fred lixburg and spotsylvania military park. it's just under an hour. >> as the armies of grant and lee marched in may of 1864, more than the outcome of battles, the tally of victory or defeat depended on their efforts. from the new york herald, april 13, 1864. upon the campaign we're about to engage, there depends the greatest issues upon which men ever went into battle. we fight for the principles of free government and for the existence of a nation whose institutions are the hope of the downtrodden people of every land. our success in this campaign must ensure the integrity of the united states by the fi

andstopher hitchens and areebaum -- anne applebaum among those in the book now available at your bookseller. next, the, -- up house committee meeting chaired by paul ryan of wisconsin. >> the committee will come to order. i want to get started. this is our fifth hearing on the war on poverty. we have heard from a number of voices, policy experts and officials and today, we are going to hear from people in the middle. going to hear from people in the middle. into the private sector who worked with the public sector. people who coordinate. we are going to hear from an especially important voice, mrs. tianna gaines-turner. first, i was happy to meet tianna. we got to meet earlier and i am happy to hear her testimony. i will quote from her previous testimony because i think she hit the nail on the head. "poverty is not just one issue that can be solved at one time. it is just not an issue of jobs or food or housing or assistance and safety. it is a people issue and you cannot slice people up into issues. we are whole human beings. poverty has to do with a whole person who is in a family, a neig

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen morgenson are a few of the 41 and teaching stories in c-span's "sundays at eight" now available at your favorite bookseller. >> here's some of the highlights for this weekend. >> and let us know what you think of the programs you're watching. calls you're watching. call set to zero to 663400 or e-mail us at comments at c-span.org. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> the house judiciary committee over-criminalization task force recently debated whether to reform the prosecution and sentencing of criminals and specifically focused on whether or not to eliminate or reduce mandatory minimum sentences in certain cases. witnesses included former assistant u.s. attorney eric evenson and bryan stevenson with the equal justice initiative. this is just under two hours. >> the over concession task hearing will come to order. without objection the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the task force at anytime. we will welcome our witnesses today. mr. william otis is an adjunct professor at georgetown

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen morgenson are a few of the 41 and engaging stories and c-span's "sundays at eight" now available at your favorite bookseller. >> here's what's ahead today on c-span2. next, a conversation with author david mccullough, this from our latest book "sundays at eight," a collection of c-span interviews done over the years on our book notes and q&a programs. later we will show you all of today's "washington journal" again. .. >> here's a preview. >> it used to be the government would say if you publish the story of national security and somebody will get killed. that's not good enough for me. i want to hear, i want to hear who, or i want to hear the specifics. obviously, i don't mean tell me how they're going to get killed, i just mean tell me what you mean. you can't give me a vague -- i really want to know. you mean a case officer in tehran? and tell me how. second thing is i always demand that a request to hold something back comes from somebody very high in the government. never if the press person asks for it, i won't even take the call

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen more gainson are a few of the entertaining stories in "summeds at eight," -- sundays at eight, now available at your favorite bookseller. >>> a look now at the role the justice department plays in securing civil rights from. today's edition of "washington journal," this is just under 40 minutes. >> host: we want to welcome bill yeomans, he is a veteran of the justice department including in the civil rights division and now a professor of law at american university here in washington d.c. as we look at the investigation into the situation this ferguson, missouri. -- in ferguson, missouri, thanks very much for being with us. >> guest: it's my pleasure, steve. >> host: let me begin with the headline this morning, funeral services held today for 18-year-old michael brown. his father is pleading for a lull while his son is laid to rest saying this needs to be a day of silence. but, of course, behind the scenes a lot of questions and a lot of investigations including a federal probe. so let me given on that front -- begin on that front. wh

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen morgenson are a few of the 41 engaging storiesc-span "sundays at eight." .. this push is about 45 minutes. >> host: very good thursday morning. the situation leading the front pages of both regional papers in missouri and in the area and papers are out of the country. here's the st. louis post-dispatch from this morning out of cry and result sharpton takes the pulpit. you have issues in the city is the headline. the kansas city star protests of shooting continued. police won't name the officer is the front page of usa today this morning. it has a photo into the lead story police fire tear gas and a night of furor in ferguson and the police in the streets wednesday as they clash with protesters and ferguson missouri and you can see the picture. also a picture in the "washington post" on the topic. racial cross between missouri town and police go back years. a picture of a protester taking shelter from smoke billowing around him in ferguson missouri. we'll be talking about this morning. but i want to read some from the dispatch stor

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum, and gretchen morgenson, a few of the engaging stories at "sundays at eight. come -- new york times reporter matthew rosenberg was recently expelled from afghanistan by the karzai administration because of on an interim government. mr. rosenberg spoke at the national press club for a little less than an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the national press club, the world's leading professional organization for journalists. i would like to give a special welcome to those of you joining us today on c-span. my name is myron belkin, president of the national press club and host yesterday's news conference. , here are a few guidelines. after our speaker's presentation, i will open the floor for a q&a. questions will be from credentialed media and club members. when you are recognized, please identify yourself and your organization before asking your question. no speeches, please. just a question. our guest today is "new york times" reporter matthew rosenberg, who was expelled from kabul by the government of hamid karzai government last week. b

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and againsten more again soften are a few of the stories in "sundays at eight," now available at your favorite bookseller. >> here are some of the highlights for this weekend: >> and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400 or e-mail us at comments@c-span.org.pan join the c-span conversation. like us onfo facebook, follow us on twitter. >> at a recent senate transportation hearing on thetr trucking industry and public safety, the outgoing administrator of the federal motor carrier safetyety administration stressed the need to limit the amount of time a truck driver can be on the road. safety experts and advocates also testified. senator richard blumenthal chairs the subcommittee on safety and security while senator roy blunt is ranking member. this is just underir two hours. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm going to call the hearing tg order. and apologize, first of all, for a little bit late start. we just finished a vote, which i just did, and i'm sure that we'll be joined by others of our collea

. >> christopher hitchens, and applebaum, and gretchen mortenson are a few of the engaging stories ineight." "> "washington journal continues. host: it's our regular america by the number segment which we do on fridays. we are taking a look at an aging nation and the future of baby boomers. froma result of new data the census department and here are two guests to talk about it. is with us asn well as richard johnson. welcome to both of you. one of the things i found from the findings is that the older population is projected to nearly double, going from 43 to over 802012 million in 2015. what does that mean for the u.s.? guest: we are projecting the older population will double and that we look at 2012-2030, as we see the baby boomers aging, they 2011, therning 65 in proportion of our population will shift in the older ages. one in five americans by 2030 will be 65 and over. host: as far as how we prepare for it as a nation, what does that mean for us? guest: there is many potential policy and implications. i think richard can elaborate more. host: are we ready for that? crisisno, it'

. >> christopher hastens, and applebaum, gretchen martinson, a few of the 41 engaging stories on c-span sundays at eight now available at your favorite bookseller. >> for the next three hours a conversation with doctor and former texas congressman ron paul. the three-time presidential candidate talks about foreign and monetary policy as well as the rising popularity libertarian ideas. his nonfiction works include the revolution a manifesto, 2009 s in the fed, and his latest release fiscal revolution.e revolution, a manifest though, and the fat in the school revolution. >>t: >> in your book 50 essential issues that affect our freedom. you write that so-called moderate politicianssential isst our freedom. you write the so-called modern politicians that compromises the bipartisanship are the most dangerous among the entire crew in washington. compromises too often synonymous with sally now, but it sounds a lot better. >> guest: it sure does hurt moderation sounds good and we always wanted. we are reasonable people. but there is a different between moderation worries that i sent to you beli

. >> christopher hitchens, anne applebaum and gretchen morgenson are a few of the 41 and teaching stories in c-span's "sundays at eight" now available at your favorite bookseller. >> here's some of the highlights for this weekend.