ashington journal, live every on ing at 7:00 a.m. eastern c-span. >> the house education examines the college of affordability and the pell grant program. at 10:00 e it live a.m. eastern on c-span 3. eastern, juan manuel santos speaks at the the nal press club about economic and political situation in colombia. that's also live on c-span 3. >> as you walk in, there are tables out in front with lots of right?ts, not the -- prior to entering the gun show. how he pamphlets are about the government is trying to take away the right to own guns and the government is doing this, that. is doing obama care is terrible. those were the guys that i wanted to talk to. were the guys with the leaflets, with the ideas. like this yourself. you?id who are i said i'm a -- i'm an academic. i'm a researcher. the researcher on these rganizations and these ideas and try to understand the guys. and study the men who believe this stuff. said -- they m looked at me. they asked me questions. here's what i ok, am. i don't get it. but here's my job. i want to un

it's okay to have "the ashington post" and new york times no. need to have that kind of defense. >> one of the best pieces of came from a senator cartologist, put it in your wallet. to keep it safe, the piece of aper that they want is not the oneles with random characters on it. paper.ese pieces of >> a lot of ways you can go with this xvrgs. at the end of the day, whatever do, we have to be employed. logging, eas are key putting malicious software on your computer to capture every stroke you have. it character pass word if allows you to do it. talking about two factor authentication. right? look at the applications wland measures curity employed. you have to move yourline identity. you have to move -- we call it shell games. i would protect the president. different move him to places, right? to ouldn't want it to beer be the same thing on-line. on-line that and your persona is going to appear. make it harder if the bank bar to get at the who i am and the things i own. if that's changing your pass word, that might be a strong strategy for you. >

journal, ashington district court ruling on the constitutionality of the nsa surveillance program. will have someone from the center for strategic international studies. have comments from the 113th congress. you can see washington journal each morning at seven eastern on c-span. teenager, helen taft wanted to bash wanted to live in the white house. she got her husband williams have to turn down his job of being a supreme court justice and so we can focus on a run to the presidency. taft. -- like of helen the life of helen taft. later, a conversation with supreme court justice ginsburg.

ashington journal if that will wrap up this program.tomorrow morning's program, we will hear from scott wilson on the health care website. he writes for the washington post. roll calleporter for will also join us. we will hear about the 155th -- 150th anniversary of the whistleblowers law. thank you for joining us. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] . >> today on c-span, "newsmakers" with ben nelson, the ceo of the national association of commissioners. then a hearing on transportation challenges facing seniors. >> joining us from "newsmakers" omaha this week for "newsmakers" is ben nelson. the ceo of the national association of insurance commissioners. this is the deciding vote for the affordable care act. welcome. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you.

. >> coming up next on ashington journal", robert zarate. for that, the center public integrity. then a discussion with new york university professor about genetically modified foods and the laws that some state legislators are considering when it comes to labeling the foods for consumers. ♪ president obama and secretary of state john kerry will address issues concerning the middle east at the brookings institution. look to c-span for information. journal andeet others say patty murray wants to include an extension of unemployment benefits in the deal being hashed out by republican conferees. unemployment now at seven percent. jobs were over 200,000 created

the first recipient was a general by the name of george ashington in 1776. many names were put forward, but few receive the approval of both houses and the signature of the president of the united states. today, pursuant to hr 4544, we will recognize 33 tribes for dedication, valor, and for sharing what may be the toughest code, what it takes to be the bravest of the brave. they say every metal tells a story, but by adding these men to such lofty ranks, we also mean to add their story. one worth honoring today and one worth retelling every day. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> ladies and please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states armed forces, guard, the singing of our national anthem, and the etiring of the colors. >> ♪ >> o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed 1sat the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched ere so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the nigh

and tim national reporter covering business and international trade for the ashington times. [applause] . >> our guest today rocked the auto world last week when he announced he would step down as chairman and c.e.o. of general motors, the world's second largest auto maker. he announced plans to retire next month to care for his wife of more than 40 years. >> he came in 2010 as the ceo to turn around the biggest of the ig three from. that work ended last week. one can imagen the champagne popping when that news was announced. general not or thes led global sales for 77 consecutive years longer than any other auto maker. the global downturn said beginning 2008 also turn into a crisis for the u.s. automotive industry. it was further weakened by increases in gasoline prices, discouraging sport utility vehicles, the bread-and-butter of the u.s. industry profits. gm feil chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009 with 82 billion dollars in assets and 100 $70 billion in liabilities. they shed several brands. they were in general motors $30 billion in return for a 60% stake in the company of fol

they tried to work around the ashington press corps to some extent.hey could go directly to the local press at the state and ocal level and not do so much with washington. president carter sold off the sequoya which was a great boat they would take people they were trying to influence in the congress and other people nice boat trip down the pato mack river. o they didn't do some of the traditional things that had been expected, again, related to the getting away from the imperial presidency. rough e was some relations there. hamilton >> one of their sons joined the church first them en they followed there. >> today they attend the church n plains which welcomes visitors on sunday and president carter still teaches a sunday that the ss there public is welcome to attend. >> if you go to plains and go to church, you could have a lesson by the former president. work as first lady and that's representing officially the united states overseas. 1977, she was asked to represent the -- the president country in a trip to amaica, costa rica, ecuador, perdue, bra

he has appeared before our committee just about a month ago in the first hearing on the ashington navy yard hearing. i welcome you all to today. i ask ms. durkovich to leadoff. i yield to dr. coburn. good morning. >> i apologize for being late. i will put my opening statement in the record. >> fair enough. welcome. >> please continue, and your welcome to summarize as you see fit. try to stick within five minutes but if you go beyond that it is all right. >> thank you very much. i am pleased to appear for you today to help honor the memory of the 12 men and women who died at the navy yard and all of those who have been victims of violence in the federal workplace. as assistant secretary work production i have had the responsibility to lead the overall coordination of the nation's critical infrastructure security and resilience efforts. one of the most rewarding opportunities i have is to serve as chair of the interagency , the isc.ommittee to oversee the development of standards, reports, guidelines, and best practices of the facilities securities at nearly 400,000 cell billion federal