others questions if ben carson forgot to press the down button., the ben carson voice talking in the elevator. >> i love it. help. i need help. is anybody there? >>> united airlines is taking over this week's headlines. southwest is in the news for a different reason. one twitter user campaigned to customer service about a flight attendant. when asked for details, the customer said she had a photo. then she sent this. her name is brittany. this is her with a photo of britney spears with a photo from her "toxic" video. the airline's priceless response for the prank, oops, she did it again. the phrase she's always associated with. >> the passenger is like i'll play a joke on you. southwest is like, here is a punch line right back. >> want some good pr. >>> will smith is adding barber to his resume. showing off his haircutting skills while joping off his son's dreadlocks. having too much fun, even testing the dread look on himself. he writes, maybe i should have used scissors. you think? which u.s. company tops the list of highest paying salaries. ke

, d.c., and has recognized scholars and awarded scholarships and it has installed more than 150 ben carson reading rooms around the country. we are really pleased to have dr. carson here to talk with us a bit about his vision for affordable housing programs in this country. please join me in welcoming dr. carson to this program. applause] dr. carson. i am delighted to be here. i would like to thank diane, who i have known about. i know sometimes when you support a republican, it costs you. the way i look at it, i have to be something. i don't think too much about labels but it is so important, the mission we have to deal with here. physician, you know, i operated on 15,000 patients and when i was campaigning one of the real joys was seeing so many of my patients everyplace i went. and, it is really all about helping people. when you can see the long-term effects. like, i was in kentucky and a family came up to me and there was a young man with them and he says, do you recognizes young man question mark and i said, he looks familiar. because i said that about everybody. they said, you will

ben carson is the 17th secretary of the u.s. department of housing and urban development for nearly 30 years, secretary carson served as director of pediatric neurosurgery at the johns hopkins children's center and at 33 he was the youngest person to ever serve in that position. he's received dozens of honors and awards in recollection of his achievements, including the presidential metd medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. and he has also a recipient of the spinning arm medal which is the highest honor bestowed by the national association for the advancement of colored people or naacp. he's a plo livic writer, he's written nine books and ha and his wife cofounlded the carsons scholar fund chn recognizes people of all backgrounds for their exceptional, academic accomplishments. it is currently operating in 50 states and d.c. and it's recognized more than 7,3003 scholar it's installed for than 150,000 reading rooms around the country. we're pleased to have dr. carson here to talk with us a bit about his vision fo

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in d.c., and is recognized scholars and awarded scholarships and it has installed more than 150 ben carson reading rooms around the country. so, we are really pleased that dr. carson here to talk with us a bit about his vision for affordable housing programs in this country. so please join me in welcoming dr. carson. [applause] dr. carson: thank you very much. i am absolutely delighted to be here with you. who i to thank diane, have known about. and thank all of you who have been supportive. i know sometimes when you support a republican, it can cost you. to way i look at it, i got be something, but i don't really worry too much about labels because it is so important, the mission that we have to deal with here. udell, -- you know, as a physician, you know, i operated on 50,000 patients, and when i was campaigning, one of the real joys was seeing so many of my patients every place i went. and it is really all about helping people. we -- and when you can see the long-term effects -- like i was in kentucky, and a family came up to me, and there was a young man with them, and he says, do you

hey, guys, you guys remember hud secretary ben carson, dr. ben carson, that guy?and urban development yesterday. and i want to say it could have gone better. ( laughter ) especially when he talked about immigrants. >> >> this is what america is about, the land of dreams and opportunity. there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships who worked even harder for less. >> stephen: you heard him right, ben carson thinks slaves were immigrants, and the jews in egypt were pyramid interns. i think. i gotta read the bible. i gotta read the bible. i think that might be it. "lucrative pyramid interns." i think it's unfair that everyone is dwelling on this one gaffe of carson's, because of rest of carson's speech was a gaffe-hole of doom. first, carson drew about hirs experience as a brain surgeon to enlighten the crowd on the complexities of the mind. >> every human being, regardless of their ethnicity, their background, they have a brain. ( laughter ) the human brain. ( laughter ). >> stephen: ben carson just blew my mind. ( laughter ) ( applause ) m

it's awarded more than $7.3 million in scholarships and has installed more than 150 ben carson reading rooms around the country. so we're really pleased of dr. carson here to talk with us a bit about his vision for affordable housing programs in this country. so please join me in welcoming dr. carson. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'm actually delighted to be here with you, and i want to thank diane, who i've known about, and thank all of you who have been support us. i know sometimes when you support a republican and can cost you, but the way i look at it, i've got to be something i don't really worry too much about labels. because it's so important the nation that we have two deal with here. you know, as a physician, you know, i operated on 15,000 patients. and when it was campaigning one of the real joys wise saying so me and my patients to replace i went. and it's really all about helping people when you can see the long-term effects like i was in kentucky and a family came up to me and there was a young man with them and they said to you recognize a fisherman? and i said, he

there will be a memorial today includeing a speech from secretary ben carson -- hud secretary ben carson. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, april 19th. i'm pa

eastern, we will continue with the personal profiles of president trump am including betsy devos, ben carson and scott pruitt. >> states need to enter into agreement about water issues. >> friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, maria shriver and positions testify before the senate committee on aging about research on curing alzheimer's. >> i believe getting more women into clinical trials could possibly lead to the cure for all of us. >> next week at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. >> this weekend on the presidency. discuss the relationship between alexander hamilton and george washington at the new york historical society. here is a preview. >> i want to read you a quote from hamilton. people have often taken two quotes i think out of context. one is at one point he says "washington was a great shield for me," and immediately if you are a jeffersonian, you say, see, he used washington. at one point in hamilton's relationship with washington, washington says to him, i want you to come see me immediately. hamilton says yes. marquisinto the lafayette and stops to chat for a while for this young and charming fellow

ben carson. it is my pleasure to introduce him. i expect he needs no introduction but i will give him a brief one. he is the 17th secretary of the u.s. department of housing and urban development. for nearly 30 years secretary carson served as pediatrics neurosurgery and at 33 he was the youngest person to ever serve in that position. he has we sooefed dozens of honors and awards in recognition of husband achievements including the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor and also a recipient of the medal, the highest for the advancement of colored people or naacp. he has written nine books and he and his wife cofounded the carson scholars fund which recognizes young people of all backgroun backgrounds. the fund is currently operating in 50 states in d.c. and reck cogged more than 7,300 scholars. it's installed more than 150 ben car on reading rooms around the country. we are really pleased to have dr. carson here to talk with us a bit about his vision for affordable housing programs. join me in welcoming

eastern, personal profiles of president trump's cabinet, including betsy devos, tom price in the ben carsonpruitt. >> states to join together and enter into an agreement to address the epa to serve -- serve the role it is supposed to serve. that should be celebrated. friday at 8:00 eastern, maria shriver and position -- agingians testified on about research efforts to cure alzheimer's disease. >> studying women and getting more women into clinical trials could possibly lead to the cure for all of us. >> this week at 8:00 on c-span. >> c-span takes a look back at the white house easter egg williams hosted by the last four presidents. it is to take place on capitol hill until congress, worried about damage to the capitol grounds, passed a law banning the practice. two years later, president weatherford behaves opened the grounds to children on easter. [indiscernible]

thursday, we will continue with personal profiles of president trump's cabinet including tom price, ben carson, and scott pruitt. this is something that should be celebrated. >> friday, maria shriver testifies on aging. to curesearch alzheimer's disease. >> studying women and getting more women into clinical trials could lead to the cure for all of us. next week at 8:00 on c-span. >> we are at the rotunda at the university of virginia. we take you to the special collections library to learn more about the thomas jefferson papers. >> jefferson is the founder of uva. he worked many years to develop the system of education in virginia. uva was his last great project. he did it after he left the white house. he designed the buildings and the curriculum. chair of therst board of visitors. he was intimately involved as you will see in a lot of details about building the buildings. called an academic village. if you look at his plans for the university, at the time a lot of universities consisted of one very big building for classes were held and there were dormitory rooms. jefferson's idea was to ma

eastern, continued personal profiles of the cabinet, including betsy devos, tom price, ben carson, andcott pruitt. >> the states should join together and inter-into an agreement to address water quality issues and involve the epa to serve the role it is supposed to serve. announcer: friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, maria shriver testifies before the senate committee on aging about research efforts to cure alzheimer's disease. >> i believe studying women in getting more women into clinical trials could possibly lead to the cure for all of us. announcer: this week at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. we want to welcome david wasserman, cook political report. good sunday morning. guest: thanks for having me back. host: this is a headline from "the washington post." don't hit the panic button

of housing and urban development, doctor ben carson returned to the detroit neighborhood. that trip to show, then candidate donald trump to show the more impoverished areas. now, he says he wants to do more than just put rooftops over the heads of americans. he hopes to empower them as well. secretary carson is here to tell us about the plan. it is always good to see you. thanks for joining us. my first question for you has to do with what you are doing to gather information. you have been doing this listening to her. i'm curious to see where you have gotten what you have heard. >> the first place i started was in the hud building. people have been working there from 10 - of 40 years and they have a lot of important information. i'm still getting information from them. as i have gone to some of the cities, one of the things that has impressed me and worked extraordinary while was the public private partnerships and the ability to leverage federal dollars in some places like detroit, at a rate of 8 - 1. this gets the local community invested in a way that they have a vested

that you did 16 elevator rescues this past month, so i guess was that practice run for visit by ben carson? >> i doubt it, but it could be. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, president cleveland. >> madam secretary would you call the next item. ? >> item 8, commission report. report on commission actirfbties since last meeting of march 22, 2017, including vice president nakajo's recent ride along with station 49 ambulance crew. >> mr. vise president. >> mr. president, commissioners, chief hayes-white, command staff, i had a ride

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you see him there ben carson will join us live on the "fox report" with a check in from his new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. so, kinda like your second husband. kinda. it's good to be in (good hands). >> secretary of housing and urban development, doctor ben carson returned to the detroit neighborhood. that trip to show, then candidate donald trump to show the more impoverished areas. now, he says he wants to do more than juspuput rooftops over the heads of americans. he hopes to empower them as well. secretary carson is here to tell us about the plan. it is always good to see you. thanks for joining us. my first question for you has to do with what you are doing to gather information. you have been doing this listening to her. i'm curious to see where you have gotten what you have heard. >> the first place i started was in the hud building. people have been working there from 10 - of 40 years and they have a lot of important information. i'm still getting information from them. as i have gone to some of the citie

ben carson barely knows what hud is, so pushing people to not support ben carson as the hud secretary, which is wild. and i think that we're seeing people understand their role in this democracy differently. and i think about president obama, i was in chicago for the last speech and i take him seriously when he says that the most important role in this country is citizen. and i think that is about how do we build power differently. how do we help people harness the power they have because trauma does two things to people, whether the trauma is racism, police violence, any other systemic thing. trauma either actually takes your power away, or makes you feel powerless when you have power. and part of our work as organizers is either to help people reclaim their power, or for systems to restore power to people, and that is so much of the work that comes next. - the consequences you alluded to and the reference to what president obama said about citizenship makes me want to ask you about the vote. so, one very practical civics book form of consequences is that somebody's in power, they do

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discussion. >> next, housing and urban development secretary ben carson talks about low income housing programs. secretary carson was asked about potential budget cuts to his department. he spoke at the national low income housing coalition conference. >> ok, good afternoon. welcome back

eastern, continue with personal profiles of president trump's tom et, including devos, price, ben carson and scott pruitt. and ates join together enter an agreement to address water quality issue and involve it's to serve the role supposed to serve, should be commended and celebrated. eastern, mariah shriverand physicians discuss alzheimers disease. >> studying women could lead to us. cure for all of >> this week 8 p.m. on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: in our last 30 minutes morning, we're asking hould churches be allowed to endorse candidate? should johnson amendment, as it repealed?, be that amendment bars institutions from getting involved in political campaigns. morning, ers this republicans, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. craft a n struggle to weeping text package a process history of the johnson amendment, it is named after johnson who introduced in the senate in 1954. >> good morning. >> go ahead, nancy. caller: i do not think churches they endorse candidates, are tax exempt, i believe strongly they should be totally from any involvement

us housing secretary ben carson spoke. 35hud employees died that day. city held a memorial service every year since the 1995 bombing. >>> police are calling a hate crime. they say three white men were ambushed yesterday by a black gunman and downtown fresno, california the suspected shooter identified as corey ali muhammed allegedly singled out his victims at random. muhammed gunned down security guard last week and killed three other victims yesterday. police say muhammed shouted, god is great in arabic at the scene but they do not believe that these shootings are linked to terrorism. >> based on the information that we have been provided and our investigation has shown, is that this is solely based on race. >> muhammed allegedly told police he want totter kill as many white people as he could before he was captured. he now faces four counts of murder. >>> well still ahead on "eyewitness news", a famous face with a famous smile gets a big honor. >> one she's become accustomed. the magazine that will feature actress julia roberts on its cover again. >>

eastern, continue with personal profiles of president trump's tom et, including devos, price, ben carson and scott pruitt. and ates join together enter an agreement to address water quality issue and involve it's to serve the role supposed to serve, should be commended and celebrated. eastern, mariah shriverand physicians discuss alzheimers disease. >> studying women could lead to us. cure for all of >> this week 8 p.m. on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: in our last 30 minutes morning, we're asking should

eastern, with personal profiles of president trump's cabinet, devos, price, ben carson and pruitt. >>tates join together and into to address water quality issue and involve the .p.a. to serve the role it's supposed to serve, should be celebrated. eastern, mariah. hriver, and physicians talk alzheimers disease. >> this week 8 p.m. on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: each week in this segment "washington journal" we take at ok at how your money is work in a different federal program, this week we're jorge benitez, director of nato source at atlantic council. benitez, explain how the funding commitment work nato, what do the countries agree to when they nato?p with guest: thank you, pleasure to be here there is

ben carson is scheduled to speak at the memorial ceremony. >> and the reigning super bowl champions wille white house today. as of tuesday, six members of the new england patriots announced they would not be attending the ceremony. four said the reason is because donald trump is president. >> and a huge asteroid the size of the rock of gibraltar will give the planet a close shave. the rocket will come within 1.1 million miles of earth. it doesn't sound that close, but apparently very close by affidavit nominal khstandards. >> actually close. a surprising announcement from united airlines despite the massive backlash and threats of legal action over its passenger dragging incident cnbc's nancy hungerford joining us from london with more on that story. good morning, landon. >> united says no one is being fired over the passenger getting dragged off the flight. munoz apologized again but said it was a, quote, system failure, so there was never any consideration to fire an employee. despite reporting positive first quarter results, united stock fell 4% yesterday. meanwhile apple is making a

. >> next, housing and urban secretary ben carson talks about housing programs. carson was asked about digital budget cuts to its guests to his department. he talked to the national coalition of housing conference. >> in case you missed it on c-span, the foreign policy research institute have the hearing. >> to the end of 2015, the russian influence system begin wishing things seeking to influence the outcome of the u.s. presidential election. opponentso sideline with adversarial views toward the kremlin. they were at full swing number primary season. it may have helped to sink a host of candidates long before the field narrowed. >> the shortage of i was in the military. >> the total force was short 1555 pilots across all areas. of this amount, it was short 1225 pilots. theo prepare him or her for first squadron is $11 million. >> and if a wide receiver at a congressional form on policing and minority communities. >> there are a lot of officers that are not involved in the community that they are serving. i have this crazy theory that if i know you, i am a lot mo

ben carson is scheduled to speak at the memorial ceremony. >> and the reigning super bowl champions wille white house today. as of tuesday, six members of the new england patriots announced they would not be attending the ceremony. four said the reason is because donald trump is president. >> and a huge asteroid the size of ji brawl ter will give the planet a close shave. nasa says the 2000 foot wide space rock will come in 1.1 million miles of earth. that is actually close by astronomical standards. not to worry about it. [ laughter ] >> actually close. a surprising announcement from united airlines despite the legal action over its passenger dragging incident cnbc's nancy hungerford joining us from london with more on that story. nancy, what do you have? >> reporter: good morning. well, the message from the united continental ceo was simply the buck stops here. that's what oscar munoz said implying that nobody will be fired over the pr incident in which dr. david dao, a passenger was dragged off the overbooked flight. united did also reiterate it will make changes to its booking polici

luckily, with ben carson dropping out of the race, and hillary and donald leading the pack, there's athe next president will be whiter than a game of ultimate frisbee at downton abbey. this is an exciting time for you guys. you guys have never known a white person in a position of power. i mean, outside of, like, congress and the supreme court and i think most of the billionaires um, and-- actually, most of superheroes, i think are white, everybody who's played batman. - batman! - outside of that, you guys have barely known any white people in positions of power. - the thing is, we all need a--all my-- as, um--so all men are equal. so we have the dream of being president. and that's great, we should be president too. - that's what i'm saying, white people can be presidents too. - yeah. - i mean, if we're at the point in our lives where we can have a white president, we might be able to one day have a white oprah. the sky's the limit. and if i could get these milky white poindexters to sound presidential, maybe they'd actually start believing it. the only thing we have to fear is fear

ben carson on those plans? secretary mnuchin: we'll work closely with him. although the major focus is on going to be on fannie and freddie, we're concerned with the growth of f.h.a. loans. and we want to be very careful that in fixing fannie and freddie we don't create a bigger problem at f.h.a. this isn't going to be -- whatever the solution is, it's not going to be repush down this and it pops up on the other side at f.h.a. we're looking at this and working with h.u.d. on comprehensive housing issues to make sure we have liquidity and safety. bob: on dodd-frank, there are different approaches in the house and senate of how to revamp dodd-frank. do you support jep hensarling's bill which is subject of a hearing today? what's your timing on tackling that big issue which was also one of the president's campaign promises? secretary mnuchin: i have had multiple conversation was chairman hensarling. we very much support the fact that he's launched this bill and he's focused on these issues. i think as you know the president signed several executive orders that

person would do this laugh laugh so yes we need more of those republicans to start speaking up ben carson is the slightly crazy of cool who wears his slippers to washes car. when do your expectations? >> the department of our bike tuesday roldan to another any way that along fought that it dates back probably even lyndon johnson but we really need to pay attention because education is really important so we have to create a department of it. the to say if you talk to them you need the car so you build the triage is the government approach. then you have all the secretaries and the room starts to get full? to have a coherent cabinet and way over there in the back. >> you write someone at about the of profits. and then to improve the election process? slow than 12 hours before the election so part of it is the explanation i gave before that disorganization and one to get president in one place we decide which one to go one of road trip with. but would have made by then-president anwr almost certain now. all of the first lady's with that social agenda. with that much better crop of people. s

ben carson who went to miami this week to tour public housing.he headlines that came out of it are only that he got stuck in an elevator. >> bret: he said sometimes you have ups and downs. >> winter -- you have to think about the coptic church in egypt for what they have gone through recently. the quiet sober reflection you will see today and over the weekend. losers? i came up with this myself. the mother of all bad weeks, the guys in the caves in afghanistan. a serious note, we shouldn't have done it. a former green beret said you have to get with the soldiers. >> bret: all the producers on our speci the north korean dictator is holding a celebration. "hannity" is up next. >> welcome to the special edition of "hannity." i am in for sean tonight, i am kimberly guilfoyle. taking a very different approach to foreign policy than the obama administration, tonight for the hour, we will explain how the trump doctrine is starting to take shape and what it means both here at home and abroad. the. the commander in chief foreign policy has dominated the h

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ben carson's department. some people may say what about jeff sessions?rk with hud, but the issue with baltimore and based on the economy. i think when people get back to work, and donald trump is focused on that right now, when people get back to work, they have jobs, they have belief again in the government, i think we should start seeing some of what a decrease, major issue right now is that only april, wait until may, and june, i hate to be bearer of bad news, i think it is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. charles: katie, despite hypocrisy of wanting to be a sanctuary city and asking for federal help. do you think that the fbi is appropriate for even going further, perhaps national guard? >> if they can help, and they have a way, and they know it will be effectiv. of course, people cannot be dying at this rate. it cannot be chicago. more gun control laws are not going to make it better, we see that in chicago. but if fbi or national guard has a way to help these people. not having idol hands put back to work, have outlets other than out

ben carson spoke. the building that was attacked housed hud officers. 35 employees were killed.l of 168 people. it was the deadliest attack on american soil until the september 11th attacks. nicoles is serving life in prison. >>> the team spokesperson says they will not be commenting on the suicide of aaron hernandez. the team will meet honoring championship teams. half dozen players are boycotting because they disagreet with the president and his politics. tom brady says he won't be there because of what he calls personal family matters. >>> and this is just in, he just announced he will not seek reelection in 2018. he says he is the chairman of the house oversite committee. republican from u ut said he is real di to return to the private sector. he simply said after spending nights away from home it's noim for him to move on. >> and oot woman and there were multiple reports will be discussed. one says he will be let go. nbc 10 has not yet confirmed the report. pressure on the company to cut ties increased when another former colorker reported sexual alligations yesterday. o're

eastern, continued personal profiles of the cabinet, including betsy devos, tom price, ben carson, and scott pruitt. >> the states should join together and inter-into an agreement to address water quality issues and involve the epa to serve the role it is supposed to serve. announcer: friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, maria shriver testifies before the senate committee on aging about research efforts to cure alzheimer's disease. >> i believe studying women in getting more women into clinical trials could possibly lead to the cure for all of us. announcer: this week at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. we want to welcome david wasserman, cook political report. good sunday morning. guest: thanks for having me back. host: this is a headline from "the washington post." don't hit the panic button on trump. what is the challenge, what is the opportunity for the g.o.p.? guest: midterm elections are still 19 months away. so far the three months of the trump presidency has felt like three years. we don't know what the political environment will be like in 2018 but the first year, first couple months of a preside

. >> congratulations to my son as the new press secretary to ben carson at the department of housingban development. he began and politics working for the study committee, he was a spokesman behind sean spicer at the rnc, most recent white house correspondent, now back in politics, much to my shock, a member of the trump administration. >> all i'll say is that tomorrow's one where they will be very special, a little five year birthday of someone. >> i am more than five. >> set your dvrs so you never miss an episode of "the five." our podcast. "special report" is next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier. president trump considers options for military action in syria. following but seems to be a chemical weapons attack that left dozens dead and scores wounded in rebel-held territory. comes as president trump hosts his chinese counterpart for a summit in california that will deal with another major troublemaker in the world, north korea. fox team coverage tonight, jennifer griffin at the pentagon with what an operation in syria might entail and how fast it might materiali

. >> hud secretary ben carson at the housing coalition conference. >> bureaucracy is when you care more about the rules then the goal. that is killing us as a nation. getre working very hard to the inappropriate things out of the way. poliquinentative bruce . >> do you guarantee that neither be nor anybody at the cfp has use personal munication devices, text, email, cell phone, and have for early -- fully complied? c-span programs are available at c-span.org come on our webpage, and by searching the video library. at police in the u.s.. hosted thenter event, it runs an hour and a half.

. >> ben carson and the national low-income housing coalition conference. you career c is when more about the roles than the goals, and that is killing us as a nation. we are working very hard to get the inappropriate things out of the way. >> bruce pollock. neitheruarantee that you nor anybody at the cfpb has used personal communication devices, text, email, cell phones, and have fully complied with the records act -- yes or no? >> this is a trumped up -- >> search the video library and our webpage at www.c-span.org. >> a discussion about the future of the affordable care act and health care in the u.s. this is from "washington journal." att: a political reporter npr. thedid this in the wake of failure of the republican replacement plan to get a vote. after that, donald trump and others saying the affordable care act on the verge of exploding. "explode" was the term that was used. what did you find? guest: it's not. the affordable care act has its problems. it is certainly not perfect. but it is not exploding. there are a lot of things about it that are in