b. hayes association. it is in ohio. to the folks at the white house association. at is our look tonight at the life and times of lucy hayes. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ladies" wen "first discussed the lives and times of garfield. -- lucretia president arthur returned to his sister, mary arthur mcelroy to be white house toasters. ladies" live on monday on c-span and c-span 3. on c-span radio and c- span.org. our website has more on the first ladies. produced by our our partners at the white house association. we are offering a special edition of the book "first ladies of the united states of america." comments from noted historians and thoughts from michelle obama on the role of first ladies throughout history. now he available for the discount price of $12.95 less shipping at c-span.org/products. >> c-span, brought to as a public service by your television provider. >> next to, the memorial ceremony for journalist who died on the dock. -- job. after that, weekly addresses by pre

b. hayes. live coverage begins in an hour at 9 eastern. president obama was asked about last year's been gauzy attacks on the u.s. consulate and about the targeting of conservative political groups. from the east room of the white house, this news conference with british prime minister is 30 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. can we please have a seat? i hope you had a wonderful mother's day. it's always a great pleasure to welcome my friend and partner, prime minister david cameron. michelle and i have wonderful memories of from when he visited us last year. there was a lot of attention about how i took david to march madness and a year later, we have to confess david still does not understand basketball and i still don't understand cricket. greatsaid before, the alliance between the united states and the united kingdom is rooted in shared interest and shared values. it is indispensable to global security and prosperity. but as we have seen recently, it is also a partnership of the heart. in

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b. hayes. later at memorial ♪ >> it is so unfair to her. it is a dismissive, condescending title. suggests she is smooth talking and her function in life was to not serve alcohol. lucy hayes is so much more. as was her husband. everything she accomplished in the white house was in spite of the fact her husband's legitimacy to be president was questioned. >> she was a charming person, very live -- delightful. innovative. >> one of the more controversial questions is the white house china. an article says the art was absurd. who would want to eat a lovely meal and see a duck at the bottom of their plate? publictook a risk in affairs from an early age. that wereses important to her were veterans soldiers and or friends, children sewer made orphans as a result of the siddle -- children who were made orphans as a result of the civil war. >> she was a very devout mother. she does not neglect her children. .he embraces the life >> women's minds are as strong as man. in 1831, born, in ohio, she was the first first lady lady to have a college degree. that tells us much about the time she l

b. hayes association. it is in ohio. to the folks at the white house association. at is our look tonight at the life and times of lucy hayes. >> join us next monday when our slaves will focus on lucretia garfield whose life long interest including reading, writing home and painting. after her husband was assassinated, she made their ohio home an early version of the presidential library and make sure to ensure his legacy. garfield success for -- garfield's successor the life and times of lucretia garfield and mary arthur mcelroy. it'll be and 9 p.m. eastern. our website has more on the first ladies including a special segment welcome to the white house. it chronicles life in the executive mansion during the tenure of the first ladies. with the association will we are offering at special edition of -- a biographyit and portrait of each first lady including comments from historians. it is available for the discounted price of $12.95 plus shipping. a conversation on the baton of obey and detainee andcy -- guantanamo bay detainee policy. later, monday's news conference

b. hayes.continue our series on first ladies with your questions and comments by phone, facebook, and twitter tonight live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c- span three. also on c-span radio and c-span .org. "washington journal" continues. host: we continue our conversation about syria with aram nerguizian, a senior fellow at the center for strategic and international studies. thank you for being here today. we wanted to ask you about syria lost military power. what are we talking about, what forces does the assad regime have? >> since 2010, we had the best ref estimate in terms of capabilities. they are very secretive. you had in the thought military focused against missouri for 30 years. the law affects the civil war and insurgency and counterinsurgency warfare, and erosion of eric capabilities, and erosion of armor. 2012, and erosion of manpower. effortu have now is an by the assad forces to reverse some of those. they have continued focus on armored mobility in major cities like damascus

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b. hayes, as we continue our series on first ladies with your questions and comments by phone, facebook and twitter tonight live at 9 eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> now, a discussion about the supreme court and the death penalty. a university of florida law school professor talks about the meaning behind cruel and unusual punishment and gives historical perspective on the origins of the 8th amendment that prohibits such punishment. he also takes questions from the audience on torture cases and the execution procedure of lethal injection. this event was hosted by the ave maria law school's federalist society. it's about an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> we're going to do a chapter on -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> welcomedyto ave maria school of law chapter of the federalist society where we're very excited to have professor john stinneford with us for his remarks on the death penalty and the 8th amendment. um, briefly before we start just one quick chapter announcement. for those members, please, remember that march 1st and 2ened

b. hayes. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. "washington journal" continues.obsang sangay is the prime minister of the tibetan government in exile. guest: it is very kind of you to invite me. host: you are tibetan, but you have never been to tibet? guest: i have been to beijing, and i made a request that i be allowed to go, and they said they did not allow people to receive me. i told them you have 1.3 billion people, and it should not be the case. what unfortunately the chinese my entryes refused into tibet. unfortunately, i have not been to tibet. but i am proud to be born as a tibetan, proudly serving the tibetan people, so it is a great honor and privilege. host: explain how the tibetan government in exile functions, where you grew up, and how does the central tibetan administration function? left tibet innts 1959, under the dolly lama -- the dalai lama. -- thedy is invited to tibetan administration has 1500 staff makers, -- staff members, part-time and full-time. when any other government, it has international relations and 12 or so officers, embassies. r

b. hayes, as we continue our series on first ladies with your questions and comments by phone, facebook and twitter monday night live at 9 eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span radio and c than.org -- c-span.org. >> in a few moments, a discussion of how automatic spending cuts would affect military readiness and training. and in an hour, the peter peterson foundation hosts a forum with former president bill clinton and microsoft's bill gates. >> now, deputy defense secretary ashton carter announced sequestration budget cuts will set the defense department's strategic authorities. he said they would seriously affect military readiness and training. this is an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everyone. and welcome to the national press club. i'm gene ty from the speaker's committee. i want to welcome another one of our newsmaker events at the press club. we are, indeed, honored to have with us the deputy secretary of defense, ashton carter. dr. carter was confirmed as defense secretary, excuse me, as deputy secretary of defense in october of 2011 after serving as u

b. hayes. live coverage begins in an hour at 9 eastern. president obama was asked about last year's been gauzy attacks on the u.s. consulate and about the targeting of conservative political groups. from the east room of the white house, this news conference with british prime minister is 30 minutes.

b. hayes as we continue our series on first ladies.onday night, live, and on c- span radio and c-span.org. host: good morning, thank you were much for being with us, sharyl attkisson. i wanted to begin with the reporting on benghazi from politico. they had five takeaways. number one, hillary clinton is now more than just the subtext. is that one of the story lines? guest: i think so. there have been changing versions of the talking points, but at the heart of primary investigations were instigated before the main ones were changed from the press focused when at the time her press spokesman was very aggressive in this e-mail exchange as to where she did and did not like. tomarily the references terrorism and al qaeda came from the talking points. is,: the other question what did she know about it? as we heard that night, the phone call that she received was five or six days before susan rice was in the program. guest: we have a slowly building body of evidence that suggests that almost all the parties knew from the outset, not only knew

up tonight, our first ladies series continues when we explore the life of the wife of rutherford b hayesshe banned liquor at the white house during her husband's administration. you can watch live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c- span three. still to come this afternoon, president obama's pick for the number two spot in the white house budget office will testify before the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee. he is part of the president's economic team and will serve with sylvia burwell who was confirmed last month as the budget director. we will have that live, starting about 20 minutes from now here on c-span. right now, called and headlines from this morning's "washington journal." >> republican members of congress said yesterday. they called for an investigation of the agency. right awayan collins was on cnn. let's take a listen to what she had to say. >> this is truly outrageous and contributes to the profound distrust the american people have in government. it is absolutely chilling that the irs was singling out conservative groups for extra review.

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hayes seven goals in one week. >> that's awesome. well done, sadie. >> shepard: anything else? >> nothing else, except goodbye, shepard. >> shepard: waiting for the house. stand by. >> shepard: putting a wrap on "studio br a response from the white house. the question was, can you assure the american people that nobody in the white house knew about the internal revenue service actions? he didn't answer the question. jay carney says, nobody knew. we're waiting. full report tonight. cavuto starts right now. >> neil: ahead of that crucial hearing on the irs scandal tomorrow, the white housing too more damage control today. >> i can assure you that i certainly tide not know anything about the ig report before the ig report had been leaked through press... >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. the president says he tide not know anything about the inspector general report leaked to the congress and the press, burt will the outcoming head of the irs have a different story? steven miller is set to testify about his knowledge of the irs scandal.

steve hayes report from the "weekly standard" builds upon by jonathan karl of abc news who found there were 12 interiorai agencies. two things that remain to be answered, although there are others, b but first is one of te things the white house says today is that they did not want to speculate early on, except that they speculated and blamed the youtube video when it didn'e have to do with the youtube video. southers curious. the second thing is if the white house only had unsubstantial and stylistic changes to the talking points, it is puzzling that there would be 12 iterations, plus i think we need an answer on this: why would the c.i.a. revise its own talking points that it had sent over before which completely changed the facts of the original talking points that they had sent on the friday afternoon? i think there are a lot more questions that they're going to have to answer. the reason theyoi probably had that background briefing which made some reporters mad, usually if you do anything like that, it's to help educate the reporters of matters before handled. since most of the reporters benghazi,n covering maybe they needed that background briefing. >> nice point. eric,ov wh