only welcome william arkin. >> thank you very much. i am also a vermont resident, spending most of my time in new york city these days. and today it was an annoying day for me like most days are. and it was annoying particularly because i was driving to appointment and turned on the radio and was listening to a story about drones on the radio. and i was thinking okay. i heard the introduction of who was going to be on the show. some guy from industry, some lobbyists, some lefty journalist, i couldn't just turn the radio off and told you exactly what they were going to say. and unfortunately my drive was long enough ahead to listen to the show stands they said pretty much what i expected which is pretty much what we expect. and three years ago when i started working on a book on petronis my publisher said to me why don't you write a book on drones and i said i don't really care about drones, don't really know anything. he said perfect. that is generally how i approach most of my projects and the journey that i took in doing that really

some snow on the north west side in arkin and north west louisiana. that air that's coming down is cold. we have a tornado watch that goes to our west. we are not under a watch. farther to the north, that pink area, those are all winter weather advisories as well as winter storm warnings. washington, d.c. this is how it will play out. farther to the west, we'll watch this track of low pressure. across the state, that will bring showers and thunderstorms before noon tomorrow. this is where it starts to mess up later on saturday up into the northeast. locally the possibility of seeing some lightning but mostly rain, wind, and the outside chance at seeing some tornadoes as well. we're always on guard for any severe weather warning. we'll pass them on to you. you can always download our app as well. a slight risk of severe weather. the south. northern chances have a better chance of seeing more intense weather. we'll talk more about this later on. >> thank you, steve. we'll see you in 15 with your complete weather report. download our free news channel 8

lois and bill arkin are celebrating their seventieth wedding anniversary today there are highschool sweethearts before they got married yesterday had lunch at the same hotel where they spent their ago. we've had a lot of good memories. then one of four who want more human than seventy years wall by bill says he's learned over the years that if you get into an argument and you know you're right. don't say anything so i'd say nothing wrong. you better apologize on his love for the international frenzy many love stories in sports or the article on the one i'll work on at the virginia sports hall of fame announced seven new members for the class of two thousand and sixteen three a from this year's class has strong ties the hampton roads that would include legendary lady of our best ball coach marianne stanley she was a seventy seven eighty seven head coach uw three national championships in a genuine pioneer in women's basketball player temecula today general manager the norfolk tides king of baseball in two thousand and fourteen for kyle minor league executive the year cs pink zone charlie stokes

thatare really going after arkin. betty: thank you so much for that. read more about super yachts. are covering of and watches. that's it for the european close to >> it is noon in new york, 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlet: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, that afternoon. ims early two. -- i am scarlet fu. moving lowerces yet again. -- investors retching into the safety of u.s. treasuries ahead of the fed meeting this week. scarlet: mcdonald's shares rising to a record high after the easily topped analysts estimate thank you to all-day breakfast. alix: jack dorsey reshape the company and twitter share struggle near all-time lows. first, a snapshot of the market to the. inocencio and we are extending losses. crude oil that alex was just telling us about.

eastern with betty and jamestty koed arkin, looking back at the history of the state of the union and what we can expect in this year's address. a rebuttal by south carolina governor nikki haley. also, your comments by phone, facebook, twitter, and e-mail. of the re-air our state union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. pacific, and also live on c-span2 after the speech, we will listen to members of congress live in statuary hall after the address. next, the british prime minister takes questions from the house of commons, and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton at a campaign event in new hampshire. 11:00, another chance to see "q&a" with marty baron, the editor of "the washington post." his first question time of 2016, prime minister globalameron discussed warming and also discussed the 400th anniversary of william shakespeare's death. this is about 35 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. thank you, mr. speaker. meetingseaker, i had and in addition to my duties in this house, i should have further meetings later

that we have made with president obama. 7:00 o'clock is your time right arkin. >> good morning. police do have reports of an accident on the east sure away way and martin luther king be careful of the sure way as you approach that area. seventy-one northbound backed up to west 25th as you head out towards the inner belt west 44th approaching inner belt as well. scott is here with a look at the forecast good morning, everybody the temperatures you feel them dropping fill them dropping slowly already seeing this with earlier spots of drizzle if you love along the lake and shoreline and it will probably cap maybe a five-minute shower here in cleveland beyond that not really all whole lot going on ahead of the front it is client and should quiet and should stay that way we mentioned the pattern is beginning to shift a little bit. right now lower and mid 40s 47 and hopkins the wind is a little cooler than that lower 30s in sunshine giving away the sunshine and the fact that way the cards linger behind the front. blustery and 44 hudson at 45 cylinder 47 relative the push of colder air

joining us to talk about the gop responder from his post inside the capital and statuary hal l is james arkin. the republicans have chosen the ofian-american governor south carolina, nikki haley. i wanted to get some history. in 1985, bill clinton was chosen to give the opposition response to president reagan's state of the union address. he went on to run successfully for president of the united states. have all the people selected had good fortunes after their selection for this role? james: not quite. it is a mixed bag when you look at the official republican response. when you look at the first response in 2009 was louisiana governor bobby jindal. that response was widely panned. he gave a very rushed and quick performance and most people thought he did not do very well. the new look at in 2011, paul ryan gave the response. he talked about budget priorities and talk about saving money and lowering the debt and , 2012, and the next year he was the vice presidential nominee and now ryan is the speaker of the house and then you look at 2013, marco rubio had his famous water bottle moment whe

performers are alan arkin, nick krole. >> i have 23 roommates. >> 23 roommates in a one bedroom on knob live on "the 9" this morning. you have been called the perfect blend of smart and filthy. tell me without not so much of the filthy part, tell me -- >> you're flattered by this that. >> yeah. >> how do you draw on your own life? >> i too to, you know, just talk about personal experience and stuff that you think is funny. but then also consider, you know, the social context to what's happening for me. you know, like how the things that i might be experiencing in my open life, the experience of what being a woman is like. >> you poke fun at the bay area lifestyle here. what's so funny about people around here? >> well, i mean, that san francisco culture has always been a place where people can be really weird and sort of experiment with living outside of the social convention of getting married and having kids and having a job. you know, just kind of a set corporate thing. try on a lot of different lifestyles. so it's very rich experience for humor. >> for you to draw on? >> exactly. >>

eastern with senate historian betty cohen and "real clear politics" congressional reporter james arkin, looking back at the history of the president's message and what to expect in this year's message. at 9:00, live coverage of the speech, then the republican response. plus your reaction by facebook, tweets and email, as well as those from members of congress on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. we'll reair our state of the union coverage and republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. pacific. also live on c-span2 after the speech, we'll hear from members of congress in statuary hall with their reaction to the president's address. >> members of the congress. i have the great pleasure, the high privilege, and the great honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. i'm the senate historian. the state of the union is mandated in the constitution, that the president shall from time to time give to congress information on the state of the union and recommendations he thinks should be followed. george washington began that practice of giving a state of

arkin: she talks about opportunity. people who want to live by american values. a very strict rebuttal to donald trump and some of the policies he has been talking about. she doesn't mention him by name. not following the angriest voices in america in times of concern. a direct rebuttal to some of these immigration policies. that speech is trying to push the republican party to open itself up little bit. stage for the gop response to the state of the union address. car was leaving. actually it is still there. untill watch that picture the state of the union response begins. hers is not the only reaction to the president. we checked twitter. hillary clinton said seven years of progress and we need to build on it not go backwards. donald trump called the speech really boring, slow, lethargic, very hard to watch. haley: i am the governor of the great state of south carolina. our like america as a whole state has a rich and complicated history. one that proves the idea that each day can be better than last. in just a minute i will talk about the vision of a brighter

joining us to talk about the gop responder from his post inside the capital and statuary hal l is james arkin. the republicans have chosen the ofian-american governor south carolina, nikki haley. i wanted to get some history. in 1985, bill clinton was chosen to give the opposition response to president reagan's state of the union address. he went on to run successfully for president of the united states. have all the people selected had good fortunes after their selection for this role? james: not quite. it is a mixed bag when you look at the official republican response. when you look at the first response in 2009 was louisiana governor bobby jindal. that response was widely panned. he gave a very rushed and quick performance and most people thought he did not do very well. the new look at in 2011, paul ryan gave the response. he talked about budget priorities and talk about saving money and lowering the debt and , 2012, and the next year he was the vice presidential nominee and now ryan is the speaker of the house and then you look at 2013, marco rubio had his famous water bottle moment whe

eastern with senate historian betty koed and james arkin, looking at the history and tradition of the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. then at 9:00, live coverage of the president's speech followed by the republican response by south carolina governor nikki haley. plus your reaction by phone, facebook, tweets and e-mail. as well as those from members of congress on c-span, c-span radio and cspan.org. and we'll reair our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. pacific. also live on c-span 2 after the speech we'll hear from members of congress in statuary hall with their reaction to the president's address. >>> yesterday politico hosted a discussion with the chair of the house ways and means committee, kevin brady of texas. chief economic correspondent ben white moderated the conversation, focusing on the economic priorities for the year ahead. congressman brady says tax reform is one of the key issues on his agenda and should be a priority for the next president. >> thank you so much for join

eastern with senate historian betty and congressional reporter james arkin looking back at the history and tradition of the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. and then at 9:00, our live coverage of the president's speech and then the republican response by governor nikki haley and your phones, tweets and emails on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. and we'll reair our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern/8:00 p.m. pacific. also live on c-span2 after the speech, we'll hear from members of congress in statuary hall with their reaction of the president's address. >> and back live to capitol hill where the house veterans' affairs committee is conducting a hearing on the veterans affairs implementation of the veterans benefits management system and efforts to reduce the backlog and claims a number of v.a. employees are expected to testify this morning. >> we have not found a correlation between the decision and the appeal. people are entitled to appeal anything they choose. there are some folks who will a

eastern with betty koed and james arkin, looking back at the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. then at 9:00, a live coverage of the president's speech followed by the government's response and nikki haley. as well as those from members of congress. on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. and we'll reair our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. pacific. also live on c-span 2, after the speech, we'll hear from members of congress in statutary hall with their reaction to the president's address. >>> on "the washington journal" a focus on your money and logistic spending from the defense department. we'll show you this as much as we can before the discussion about the heroin epidemic begins. hosted by a congressional bipartisan task force. >>> i'm joined by bryan bender from politico. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> asking this question hour, do you buy $7 billion worth of stuff you don't need, bad things happen when the pentagon tries to run itself as a business. what are yo

with betty coed and congressional reporter james arkin, looking back at the history and tradition of the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. then at 9:00, our live coverage of the president's speech followed by the republican response by south carolina governor nikki haley. plus, your reaction by phone, facebook, tweets and e-mail as well as those from members of congress. on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. we'll re-air our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern/8:00 p.m. pacific. also live after the speech we'll hear from members of congress in the hall with their reactions. >>> journalist and former director of voice of america, david ensor discusses the state of u.s. international broadcasting and how washington can win the so called information war against russia, the islamic state and others. the university of south carolina hosted the event last week. >> we are honored and pleased to have someone also known to almost everyone in this room. which is someone known to eryone in this room. david

eastern with enate historian and real clear politics james arkin looking back at the history and tradition of the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. and then at 9:00, our live coverage of the president's speech followed by the republican response by south rolina governor nikki haley, plus, your reaction by phone, tweets and email as well as on members of congress span, c-span radio and c-span.org and we'll reair our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern/8:00 p.m. pacific. also live on c-span2 after the speech, we'll hear from members of congress in staff wear hall with their reaction to the president's address. >> the supreme court is said to hear an argument in the course today that challenges the rights of upons representing public employees to collect fees even from workers who don't want to belong to the union. a group of california public school teachers is claiming that the mandatory fees violate the rights of workers who disagree with the union's positions. bracketon booker of -- brakkton booker from

eastern with senate historian betty and real clear politics congressional reporter james arkin and what to expect in this year's address. then at 9:00, our live coverage of the president's speech followed by the republican response by south carolina governor nikki haley, plus your reaction by phone, facebook and tweets and email on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. and we'll reair our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern/8:00 p.m. pacific. also live on c-span2 after the speak speech, we'll hear from members of congress in staff hall. ll -- staff wear >> immigrant advocate greisa martinez talks about undocumented immigrants from south america. and former national security advisor to dick cheney will talk about tensions between iran and saudi arabia. and we'll talk with two editorial cartoonists of "the hington post" and -- ann telnaes and signe wilkinson. "washington journal" every day on c-span starting at 7:00 a.m. democrat e house rules committee. he is also the top democrat on the ad subcommittee on nutrition. that is why we invite

eastern with enate historian betty koed and james arkin looking back at the history and tradition of the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. and then at 9:00, our live coverage of the president's speech followed by the republican response by south carolina governor nikki haley. plus your reaction by phones, tweets, email as well as from members of congress on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. and we'll reair our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern/8:00 p.m. pacific. also live on c-span2 after the speech, we'll hear from members of congress in staff wear hall with their reaction -- statuary hall with their reaction of the president's address. >> certainly one of the topics at today's white house briefing with josh earnest. we'll show you as much as we can when the house gavels in at 3:45 eastern. josh: this royals mug is good. certainly enjoyed the victory ver the weekend. the good news is that the calgary flames can rest easily -- they don't have a hockey team. forget that. there we go. i'm excite

eastern with betty koed and james arkin looking back at the history and tradition of the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. at 9:00, our live coverage of the president's speech followed by the republican response by south carolina governor nikki haley. plus your reaction by phone, facebook, tweets and e-mail as well as those from members of congress on c-span, c-span radio and cspan.org. we'll reair our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern 8:00 p.m. pacific, also live on c-span 2 after the speech we'll hear from members of congress in statuary hall with their reaction to the president's address. >> next, the future of the guantanamo bay detention facility. panelists debated whether the prison will be closed in the president's last year in office or fall to the next president. yesterday republican senators kelly ayotte and lindsey graham sent a letter to arms services committee chair john mccain asking for hearings on guantanamo detainee transfers. >> good afternoon. welcome to the america -- i was go

. >> c-span's coverage starts at with james arkin looking back at the history and tradition of the presentny one and what to expect at this year's address. at 9:00, our live coverage of the president's speech followed by the republican response from chapter 11 government nikki haley, plus your reaction by phone, facebook, tweets, and e-mail, as well as those from amber of congress on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. of the re-air our state union coverage and repulsion response at 11:00 p.m. eastern and 8:00 p.m. pacific. live on c-span two, we will hear from members of congress to their reaction of the president's address. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: joining us at the table now is paul gionfriddo, president and ceo lead organization of mental health america. thank you for joining us. guest: things are having me on. host: start off by explaining mental health america and what are its goals. guest: we have been around 107 years. we stand for early intervention ,nd prevention for all at risk behavioral health services for those who need them, and recovery as a goal.

eastern betty nate historian cohen and real clear politics ongressional reporter james arkin, looking at the history of president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address and at 9:00, a live coverage of the president's speech followed by a republican response by governor nikki haley, plus your tweets and e-mails, as well as those from congress on c-span, c-span reasonable and ordinary cares and c-span.org, and we'll e-air our state of the union coverage and the republican esponse starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern. from members of congress in statuary hall with their reaction to the president's address. to an takes you on the road the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student cam documentary contest asks tudents to tell us what issues they want to hear from the presidential candidates. ollow c-span's road to the white house coverage and get all the details about our student c-span.org.at >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest, blake texas.hold of good morning to you. guest: good morning. host: what's the most important nt can say to ide you?

eastern with senate historian betty cohen and real congressional reporter james arkin, looking ack attory and tradition of the president's annual message and what to expect in this year's address. and at 9:00, a live coverage of the president's speech followed y the republican respondent by south carolina governor nikki hailey, plus your reaction by hone, facebook, tweets and e-mail as well as those of members of congress, on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org, and we'll re-air our state of the union coverage and the republican response starting at p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. pacific. also, live on c-span 2 after the speech, we'll hear from members of congress in statuary hall with their reaction to the president's address. >> next, u.s. marine corps eneral john kelly, a matter of u.s. southern command, speaking with reporters at the pentagon. e talked about islamic extremism and the transfer of gua guantanamo prisoner detainees. since november of 2012. this is 45 minutes. to kelly: very, very happy be here, made friends over the years, and as you probably know, know, you know everythin

eastern with betty koed and james arkin. at 9:00, our live coverage of the speech, followed by the republican response by nikki haley. plus, your reaction by phone, facebook, tweets, and e-mail, as well as those from members of congress. re-air our state of the union coverage in the republican response starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. pacific. we will hear from members of congress in statuary hall with their reaction. coming up next, "washington journal." coverage of the u.s. house, debating a deal with class-action lawsuits. john kasich campaigning in exit her, new hampshire. we will talk to james mcgovern of massachusetts about hunger and federal nutrition assistance programs. louie gohmert. ♪ guest: this morning on the journal we want to talk about what is going on in oregon. talk about it and a larger sense and whether or not you think the federal government has been a good steward of public land. some articlesough and some commentary on this issue. let's put the numbers up. they are different than what we usual