. >> the debate between iowa governor and democratic challenger errors live tonight at 8:00 eastern. next, a look at the role of financial services with wells fargo ceo john stumpf. he gave his thoughts on the economy and housing market. top mortgages the lender and bank by value. this is one hour.

as the rock island bridge was being built between iowa and illinois, which would allow trains, instead of crossing the passengers over the river by ferry, the bridge would eliminate that need. but some did not support the bridge. those whose life and economy depended on the steamboat industry fought the bridge. many of those lived in st. louis. despite the opposition, the bridge was completed. shortly after the bridge's completion, a steamboat crashed into the pier of the bridge. as the ship was sinking and cattle were swimming and drumming, a section of the bridge collapsed. there were cheers from the shore and the steamboats on the river which showed how people felt about the bridge. the owner said the rock island bridge company, saying the bridge was an obstruction of the river. both men would be connected to other operations in detective webster's life. the trial ended with a hung jury, 9-3. as it was in the courts, some sought a quicker method to get rid of the bridge. there may have been an attempt to bring down the bridge in 1858. whether this was real or there were just threats

. >> the debate between iowa governor and democratic challenger errors live tonight at 8:00 eastern. next, a look at the role of financial services with wells fargo ceo john stumpf. he gave his thoughts on the economy and housing market. top mortgages the lender and bank by value. this is one hour. >> good afternoon, and welcome. my name is myron belkheim, i'm an adjunct professor, and the 107th president of the national press club, the leading organization for journalists committed to our profession's future through our programming. with events such as this while fostering a free press worldwide. for more information about the national press club, please visit our website at press.org. on behalf of our members worldwide, i would like to welcome our speaker and those of you attending today's event. our head table includes guests of our speaker as well as journalists who are club members, so if you hear applause in our audience, note that the general public are attending so it's not just a lack of journalistic -- you can follow the action on twitter using the hash tag mpc lunch. after

tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> c-span's campaign 2014 coverage continues with the debate between the iowasenate candidates. ernst.raley and joni they are seeking the seat held by tom harkin who is retiring in january. this is about an hour. a kcci newsatching special. >> commitment 2014. the united states senate debate. presented by the des moines register. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to a special event. tonight, the first debate between the two candidates for the u.s. senate it. democrat bruce braley and republican joni k. ernst. they are vying for the seat of tom harkin. they have woken up to a whole that shows joni k. ernst leading with 44%. we will dig deeper into those poll numbers. a little bit of housekeeping. our format will change. it includes a chance for you to tweak us your questions to ask the candidates. if you would use #iadebate. each candidate will get 90 seconds. our coin toss determined that bruce braley will go first. >> thank you for moderating tonight. i want to thank the des moines register and kcci-tv. i want to thank the viewing audience here. thank you, se

thursday night at 9:00, the debate between representative lee terry and state under brad ashford. and next sunday, the iowa debate between bruce braley and republican joe ennis. c-span 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> "the communicators" is next on c-span, with verizon enterprise solutions chief technology officer wade baker, talking about a recent report on data breaches. followed by wells fargo's ceo speaking at the national press club about the role of national services. and live at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a debate between the two candidates in the iowa governor race, terry branstad and democratic state senator jack hatch. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local public -- local cable satellite -- or satellite provider. >> no doubt you have heard about some of the data breaches at companies such as home depot and target, sony's playstation as well. this week on the -- "the communicators," we will discuss data breaches with wade baker of verizon. verizon has put up a data breach report for 2014. mr. baker is th

. >> a debate between iowa governor terry branstad and democratic challenger jack hatch airs live tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> president obama today signed a temporary spending bill that funds federal programs and services through mid-december. the continuing resolution also includes authorization for arming and training syrian rebels in their fight against isis. both the house and senate passed the measure earlier this week. they now stand in recess until november. on this morning's "washington journal" we talked to two members of congress about some of the issues addressed by lawmakers and other legislation that remains to be considered. this is an hour. >> host: joining us on "washington journal" two longtime members of congress gene green a democrat from texas and phil gingrey a democrat from georgia. dr. gingrey this is your last turn. >> guest: peter it is. this is my 12th year, six terms. i have about three months left and we'll come back for the lame-duck. i am enjoying these last few months and i have certainly enjoyed the past 12 years. it's been an honor privileg

then a debate between the candidates running for iowa governor. rrow at at noon eastern, our campaign 2014 coverage continues with a debate between texas governor candidates, wendy davis and republican attorney general greg abbot. this is the first time in 14 years that texas will elect a new governor. that's at noon eastern. we'll follow that at 1 p.m. eastern with the arkansas governors debate between ross and hutchinson. mr. ross served as a u.s. congressman for 12 years. mr. hutchinson served as administrator of the u.s. drug enforcement administration. that begins tomorrow at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span. award winning filmmaker ken burns discusses his new pbs documentary, the roosevelts, on monday. the seven-part film covers the lives of theodore, franklin and eleanor roosevelt. this is about an hour. >> for more than 30 years, ken burns' documentaries have presented the stories of the american experience, with drama and flair. his topics have ranged from the brooklyn bridge to baseball, from mark twain to jazz, from prohibition to the national p

today our campaign 2014 coverage continues with a live debate between the iowa senate candidates, democratic congressman bruce brailley and republican state senator joni earns t. seeking the seat held by retiring tom harkin. here's a look at some of the campaign ads running in iowa. >> i'm bruce brailley and i approve this message. is joani earns t too extreme for iowa? on the minimum wage. >> i do not support a federal minimum wage. she doesn't think there should be a national minimum wage. and what does she think is ight for iowa? that's right she believes iowans can survive on $15,000 a year. extreme ideas, wrong for iowa. >> want to know what i really care about? i care about protecting social security for seniors like my mom and dad. about good schools. good paying jobs. and health care we can afford when we need it. i approve this message. because i'll go to washington as a mom, a soldier, and as someone who really cares about the iowa we leave our children. and i can't think of anything more important than that. >> shouldn't we have a right to make our own choiceses or should politici

thursday night at 9:00 nebraska's second congressional district debate between lee terry and state senator brad ashford. next saturday the iowa u.s. senate debate between democrat bruce brailey and republican joni earns th. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> now the discussion on the challenges facing american youth today. from "washington journal" this is just over 30 minutes. >> joining us now is damon williams with the boys and girls club of america and he is the head of training and youth development services. he is a senior v.p. at the organization. thank you so much for being here this morning. >> thank you. it's a true pleasure. >> i want to start very basic and have you just explain what exactly the boys and girls club of america is. what does your organization do? >> sure. we're one of the oldest youth serving organizations in the nation, been in existence over a hundred years and have over 4100 club sites across the nation serving more than 4 million youth. our mission is to serve children, particularly those who need us most, and we focus in the three key areas. they're academic achieve ment, ens

at 9:00,ay night nebraska's second congressional district debate between lee terry and state senator brad ashford. sunday, the iowa u.s. senate they between bruce braley and republican joni erickson. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for control of congress. "washington journal" is next. we will look at today's news and take your phone calls. peter bergen will talk about national security and the terrorism threat against the u.s.. live coverage from the bipartisan policy center begins at 10:00 eastern here on c-span. later in the day, a discussion with health and human services secretary sylvia burwell about implicating -- about implementing the health care law. that is at 1:30 p.m. eastern. jay solomonis hour, from "the wall street journal." umet.hen jason cregr and then mitch daniels looks at public education costs. you can >> good morning, it is tuesday, september 23. this is "washington journal". today we will open up our phone lines for your comments. we will begin with isis and syria. later we will discuss security concerns at the white house after a man hopped the fence and entered the north door.

. >> the debate between republican governor terry branstad and his democratic challenginger jack hatch for iowa governor will continue in a couple of minutes. tomorrow, at noon eastern, our campaign 2014 coverage continues with a debate between texas governor candidates, democratic state senator wendy davis and republican attorney general greg abbott. this is the first time in 14 years that texas will elect a new governor. that's at noon eastern. we'll follow that at 1:00 eastern with the arkansas governors' debate between democrat mike ross and republican asa hutchison. mr. rios served as u.s. congressman for 10 years in arkansas' fourth district. mr. hutchison is a former u.s. congressman in arkansas' third district. he also served as the administrator of the u.s. drug enforcement administration. that begins tomorrow at noon eastern on c-span. >> c-span campaign 2014 debate coverage continues monday night at 7:30 eastern with the pennsylvania governor's race between republican governor tom corbett and democratic opponent tom wolf. thursday night at 9:00. nebraska second congressional district

personality and actual color of some of these contests beginning in eye wax let's look at that race in iowa between joanie and bruce. it has been held for three decades by tom harkin who everybody agrees is classic midwest liberal. he is calling it quits. it was at kraik seat and it looked like it would stay that way. then came this. >> i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm so when i get to washington, i'll know how to cut pork. >> overnight, that castrator ad went viral. it could be the most famous ad of 2014. it not only it was a democratic seat that looked like it was going to stay that way. then came this -- >> i'm joni ernst. i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. so when i get to washington, i'll know how to cut pork. >> overnight that castrater ad as it was called went viral. it could be the most famous ad of all 2014. it not only introduced candidate joni ernst, it turned the race sin of not having a law degree. >> you might have a farmer from iowa who never went to law school, never practiced law serving as the next chair of the senate judiciary committee. because if democrats lose

the congressional district debate between the incumbent congressional candidate. they, the iowaenate debate. c-span campaign 2014 come more 100 days for the control of congress. >> the warren commission reportd its support -- into the assassination of john f. kennedy. on september 24, 1964, 60 years ago this month. just days before us, johnson called his friend and congress member russell of georgia. the president had two questions for russell. what did the commission concluded were the findings unanimous. now, an excerpt from that call. >> hello? >> yes, sir. >> well you are always leaving towns. you must not like it appear. >> you left. the country could get along a whole lot that are without me than it could you. >> i do not know. >> so i got out. we got through the day and you know what i did, i got on the plane and came home. i did not even have a toothbrush. i got a few little things here. and i even have my pills. pills to take care of me. what you get in such a rush? >> just fighting over those reports. let's well, you ought to take another hour and go on and get your vo

between -- and the iowa senate bait between bruce -- debate. c-span, 2014. 100 debates for the control of congress. >> now the discussion on the challenges facing american youth. from washington journal, this is just over 30 minutes. now is damon williams. -- i want to have you explain what the organization does. >> we are one of the oldest organization serving youth in the nation. we have been in existence for over 100 years. serving 4 million youth. our mission is to serve children, particularly those who need us most. we focus on three areas. academic achievement. ensuring they have a space that fosters good care and citizenship. the healthy lifestyle. health lien -- helping people have a healthy lifestyle. we focus on the afterschool space. afterschool, during summers. that is, mentally to read we believe it is essential to developing the leaders for today and indeed for tomorrow. facedy children have obstacles to achieving those goals. there was a report entitled kids in crisis. tell us a little bit about what exactly some of the challenge

now, the iowa governors debate between terry branstad and his democratic challenger jack hatch. branstad is iowa's longest serving governor. 1999.ved from 1983 to then was reelected to another term in 2011. -- currently anumb iowa state senator with 22 years iowa house and senate. cook political report has this race listed as likely republican. this is about an hour. >> good evening, and welcome to burlington, iowa. i'm gary with kwqc. marks the second of three debates in the race for iowa governor. we are happy to bring it to you with our partners, the burlington hawkeye newspapers and the greater burlington partnership. for the next hour, terry hatch, hisd jack democrat challenger, will answer panelists.rom our let's introduce them, kenneth, danielle, and the managing hawkeye, dale. we'll also be getting some questions, from you, our viewers and readers, through twitter and facebook live throughout this program. use the hashtag #iowagovernordebate. please welcome terry branstad and jack hatch. >> the overall theme, if you will, continue is on the economy, from jobs to job creat

you decide who would be best for texas. >> tomorrow night live coverage of the iowa governor's debate between incumbent republican government government tor bran stad and senator hatch. live campaign 2014 coverage from burlington, iowa starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> find our television schedule at c-span.org. and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. 202-626-3400. mail us or send us a tweet at @c-span #comments. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> here are just a few of the comments we recently received from our viewers. >> i dialed c-span but this show , the shows that president nixon's resignation. the only thing that was -- this morning i was hoping to watch sonic jet fighter. it had something about the panama canal. no big deal. that was interesting. but if it was supposed to be the super saber, i'm hoping that they'll show that again -- you know what i mean, show it because it didn't get shown this morning. but either way, looking forward to maybe seeing that. but this weekend c-span was just scheduled with so many good shows. >> i was callin

. >> this week, conservatives gleefully drew parallels between her return to iowa and the same line fromandy quaid's character in independence day just before he crash cans into an alien spaceship. >> and that as president she would dramatically broad. welfare state. on the very first day of the stop hillary packet, more than 260,000 people signed up with the anti-clinton organization. there's a good chance your personal information was stolen. the reare tailer says 56 million credit cards were effected. bigger than the how million that were effected in the hack at target, home depot says the problem is now fixed. a record breaking stock offering. the company will begin trading tomorrow in the new york stocks exchange, at 68-dollar as share. the $22 billion i. p.o. tops the previous record of $18 billion by visa, back in 2008. joey chen standing by to tell us what is coming up on america tonight. joey. >> good evening john, on america tonight, what holds back opportunities for a generation of young mothers in each year more than 300,000 teenager girls get pregnant, mow the law is suppose

. >> and that wraps up that debate in southwestern iowa between democrat staci appel and david young. take a look at the ads locals have been seeing leading up to the election. >> when republican and tea party brokers went into the backroom saturday they those david young. 20 years on the payroll of a broken congress. >> young won the room by standing up for cutting social security and ending medicare and even raising minimum retirement age. iowa needs a healthy dose of iowa common sense. staci appel, a mom of six and worked as a financial consultant. she got results and helped make equal pay for equal work. as iowa's first woman in congress, she will work to protect medicare and put iowa families first. >> i am david young and i approve this message. obama promised hope and then ripped apart the health care system, shredded the economy but if we fight together we can put our economy and our country back together again. ... your determination to carry on, your resolve, lives were the of their memory. as americans we draw strength from new. your love, the alternate rebuke, the hatred o

tomorrow, our campaign 2014 coverage continues with a debate between the iowa senate candidates, democraticsman bruce braley and republican state senator joni ernst. at 6:00live tomorrow p.m. eastern on c-span. our campaign 2014 debate coverage continues live on c-span. tuesday night at 9:00, for the final texas governors debate between state senator wendy davis and state attorney general republican greg abbott, and live on thursday, the oklahoma governors debate between democrat joe dorman and republican mary fallin. also at 8:00, watched the nebraska governors debate. >> the congressional black caucus held its annual legislative conference in washington dc this week. ,almer president for the naacp and at thes, come midterm elections, new voter id laws, and the impacts on the african-american vote. [applause] >> good morning. it is an honor to be here with this distinguished panel, with the leadership of the foundation. it is an honor and pleasure to be here with each and every one of you. we are about to hear a presentation, and exchange of ideas, about something so fundamental, the right

between theate candidates running for governor of iowa. >> monday night on the communicators, wade baker on the recent data breaches at home depot, target and jpmorgan chase. >> it is truly all of the above. we have worked with law enforcement agencies who have drag people out of their basements, literally. inhave also participated fairly large scale arrests of multiple individuals that are very highly connected together, very well organized. they each have individual specialties and rules. software, others know how to wash the money. just like organized crime. there are others that are definitely working on behalf of the government. there are recon photos and all of that kind of thing. they go to that building, that is their job, to hack into companies. ofave seen some photos where anuropean towns insane number of people drive lamborghinis and things like this. spam, thehat is the fake pharmaceuticals, the financial fraud, tax fraud, medicare fraud and all these things. it is a staggering amount of money that is traced back to ata that was stolen, stored a corporation or government. >>

the congressional debate between the incumbent secretary of state. and the iowa senate debate between the u.s. congressman democrat and jody -- more than 100 debates for the control of congress. c-span student cam video competition is underway, open to all middle school and high school students to create a how intary showing policy, law, or action by the executive, legislative, or judicial branch has affected you or your community. there are 200 cash prizes for students and teachers totaling $100,000. for a list of roles, go to student cam.org. washington journal continues. host: jason grumet joining us and president of the bipartisan policy center, as well as the author of a new book, "city of rivals: restoring the glorious mess of american democracy". thank you for joining us and congratulations. you said our government is more open and more transparent and less functional than ever before. what is that mean? >> the basic idea of the book is that we need to bring back a constructive partnership -- partisanship. we do not need nonpartisanship and we need the gov

between people and care. >> so, you can see them enjoying what is a fine day in iowa. look how we read into today's speeches by hillary clinton and bill clinton once they're made. ron, i want to get to you first. this is not just a photo op. there is something very serious going on here. what is happening that we need to know about? terms of the whole clinton machine? >> she has two intersecting one is the question of her age. she will be 69. the other is whether she is out of touch, whether it be the clintons now have been so affluent that they don't understand the challenges of ordinary challenges of ordinary americans. very quickly, she has to deal with the fact that the democratic party is very quick today. over the past 20 years, a lot of older blue collar -- have left the democratic party and become much more republicans. >> how much more significant is hillary clinton as a candidate given the fact that she is secretary of state, has international experience and right now there is a heavy focus on u.s. foreign policy. >> well, i think it's helpful. i think what's

iowa public tv posted this debate between democrat staci appel and republican david young. the two candidates are running to fill the seat of who isntative tom latham retiring in january at the end of his 10th term. from iowa western community college and council bluffs, this is one hour. [applause] >> welcome to iowa western community college. this is iowa's third congressional district stretching from central iowa, southwest route to the missouri birder and the missouri river, two. tot includes des moines council bluffs and kristen, red oak, and atlantic. tom latham is not seeking reelection. that makes it one of the 44 open seats in the u.s. house of representatives. democrats hoping to reclaim that seat are pinning those hopes on staci appel. she is a former state senator serving a term from 2006 to 2010. republican david young hasn't held elective office, but he has capitol hill experience as senator grassley's chief of staff. welcome to this special edition of iowa press. you're familiar with their traditional format. but we are in a different setting with a live audie

iowa, for the first debate between bruce braley and republican joni ernst. this is courtesy of kci itb, the >> commitment 2014. the united states senate debate. presented by the des moines register. >> good evening, everyone. to a special event. tonight, the first debate between the two candidates for the u.s. senate it. democrat bruce braley and republican joni k. ernst. they are vying for the seat of tom harkin. they have woken up to a whole that shows joni k. ernst leading with 44%. we will dig deeper into those poll numbers. a little bit of housekeeping. our format will change. toincludes a chance for you tweak us your questions to ask the candidates. iadebate.uld use # each candidate will get 90 seconds. our coin toss determined that bruce braley will go first. >> thank you for moderating tonight. i want to thank the des moines register and kcci-tv. i want to thank the viewing audience here. thank you, senators. i am bruce braley. i grew up in a working-class home in a small farm town. my mom is a schoolteacher. elevatorn a grain before dying. for the d

. >> nebraska's second congressional debate between tery and state senator and the iowa debate between congressman democrat and republican joanie ernst. campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> next, a conversation on ways to improve the tax coat. economic adviser to joe wighten & later office director. this is mind minutes hosted by the center for american progress. >> welcome, everybody. thank you for joining us for discussion of improving the tax code, a subject that is in the news today. i'm the director of the economic policy team here at the center for american american progress. we think there is a widespread agreement that the tax code needs improvement. we also think there is a fair amount of improvement on how to do that. we put together a report entitled improving our tax code. our report highlights principals of good policy on which there is subspashl consensus with broadening of tax base and minimizing distortions. this report follows with more than 20 individual tax measures on which we have identified some or in some cases substantial agreemen

saturday night at 8:00, live coverage at the iowa debate between governor terry branstad and his challenger jack catch. jenny, theing, president and cofounder of tea party patriots is on the q&a at 8:00. and on c-span2. director of astrobiology talks about life on earth and the current debates about how it began. on hisday, author morton experience as a member of al qaeda and his later life as a double agent. we will mark the 50th anniversary of the war in commission, set up to investigate the assassination of president kennedy. at noon, counsel and staff members discuss the investigation on "real america." our -- the two hour report on the war in commission's findings. that is no you think about the programs you're watching. at 20260 63400. e-mail us. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. cities to her takes book tv and history on the to or, touring cities to learn about their literary life. we partnered with comcast or a visit to st. paul minnesota. paul in the 30's, i would not, las vegas, but it was lively. the gangsters had their gum molls.n we are ju

you have to feel the tentativeness between -- i'm thinking places like iowa, colorado and the closere races where the tentativeness in both campaigns, the democrat and the republican is obvious o this issue. >> as the value voters gathered today, ted cruz, this was the subject there. >> right now this week, the government of iran is sitting down with the u.s. government. to discuss what prime minister netanyahu rightly describes as an historic mistake, a bad deal that is setting the stage for iran to acquire nuclear weapon capabilities. we so desperately need a president who will stand up and say these discussions do not even begin until you release the pastor and send him home. >> maybe we need a president who know that is the iranians don't drink. it is a nonalcoholic president. >> he is playing to the audience and playing to a stereotype of new york city and how diplomacy worked 80 years ago. >> there meetings this week with the iranians in new york tonight. john kerry is flying back for that and we will see whether the breakthrough that some are hoping for happens. >> it doesn't

on c-span 2, campaign 2014 coverage with a debate between candidates for iowa's third congressional district. democrat staci appel and republican david young. here are some of the ads iowa residents are seeing from the campaigns. >> i'm david young and i approve this message. barack obama promss hope. then he ripped apart our health care system, shredded our economy, and crumbled our national security. but if we band together and fight for our conservative principles, we can put our economy and our country back together again. >> iowa's answer is not magic. it's david young. s want a meal and good government. we get the good meal but our government over spends, over taxes and under regulated. it underperforms. i get it and you get it. why can't they? offering a dose of iowa reality to washington. then maybe we can have a good meal and good government. i am david young and i approved this message. and tea partyican brokers went into the back room, , 20 years david young on the payroll of a broken congress. i standing uproom for cutting social security and ending medicare as we know it, even r

. >> tomorrow night, live coverage of the iowa governors debate between incumbent republican governor terry branstad and democratic state senator jack hatch. a recent poll shows up in her branstad with a wide lead over his opponent. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> we partner with comcast for a visit to st. paul, minnesota. >> in the 1930's i would not call las vegas but it was a very lively city because the gangsters brought their gun moles. molls. you had the biggest jazz artist of the decade in st. paul. it was a lively place, partially because the gangsters are welcome here. virtually every major gangster, kidnapper, and bank robber in america lived and worked within a three block radius of where we are standing today. john dillinger, baby faced nelson, health and creepy carpus they were all here.

saturday night at 8:00, live coverage of the iowa governor's debate between governor terry .ranstad andhis opponent atc-span2, saturday night 10:00 on book tv's afterwards, columbia university director of astrobiology talks about life on earth and the current debates about how it began. sunday, author morton storm on his experiences as a member of al qaeda in his later life as a double agent. the 50thark anniversary of the warren commission. at saturday at noon, counsel and staff members to the one commission described their investigation. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real --rica, the 1950 42 our cbs report4 cbs commission with dan rather. ut the know abo programs you are watching. you can send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. the obama administration's decision to send troops to spreadto help combat the of a bola was the topic of today's pentagon briefing. this is about five minutes. >> good afternoon, everybody. a quick couple of opening comments. i hope you had a chance to see secretary hagel's remarks today at the national pow mia r

in 1986, against lobbyists, there was a convergence between senator grassley, republican of iowa, and another senator to pass the false claims act which would give the government officials and opportunity if they blow the whistle, government employees, to share in the recovery that would be pursued by the justice department. and that has saved tens of billions of dollars. and we see other examples. this is not pie in the sky. we are not sugarcoating this convergence. we have examples. as of last year, for example, there was a left-right up for on e-mail to stop another war in syria. the left-right in defiance of john boehner and nancy pelosi and house almost got a bill through blocking the nsa from dragnet snooping. they lost by 12 votes on that. and at the state level, a lot of interesting things are going on. 15 legislatures have passed juvenile justice reform, only possibly because of left-right legislators. when a decision came down saying it was ok for new london to expropriate a whole neighborhood and destroy it and give it to pfizer, 25 state legislatures passed a variety of la

this evening the battleground is iowa and we look at the fiery first debate between the first candidates there. carl cameron has highlights. >> reporter: with a new poll showing iowa u.s. senate candidate joey earnest pulling ahead, joe bray -- >> president obama's name is not on the ballot and i'm not going to owe president obama anything on election day, you're going to owe the koch brothers everything. >> i will stand up and do what's right for iowans, not for california extreme environmentalists, not for senator harry reid, not for president obama. >> the latest des moines register poll shows earnest, a state senator pulling away from braley 38% to 44%. but among men, earnest crushes braley by 25 percentage points. >> i think her lead in the iowa poll, the morning register poll is very indick tiff of the fajt that she's moving forward has a great shotz at winning this thing. >> iowa is all but a lost cause. >> this one has eroded right now that i think there's a real, real concern here that brayly's got to get back into this. and a lot of this was caused by mistakes that he and his c

our campaign 2014 debate coverage continues tonight at 8:00 with life coverage of the iowa governors debate between republican governor terry branstad and his challenger, i would democratic state senator jack hatch and sunday evening, the president and cofounder of tea party patriots is on q and a at 8:00 and on c-span2, tonight at 10:00, columbia university's director of astrobiology talks about life on earth and the current debate about how it began. sunday, author morton storm on his experiences as a member of al qaeda and his later life as a double agent on american history tv on c-span three. we will mark the 50th anniversary of the warren commission set up to investigate the assassination of president kennedy today at noon. counsel and staff members to the warren commission described their investigation and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america. the 1964 two-hour cbs special report detailing the warren commission's findings with anchors walter cronkite and dan rather. find our television schedule at www.c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. us or se

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satellite corp. 2014] >> this weekend, c-span's campaign 2014 coverage will include the iowa senate debate between democratic congressman bruce braley and republican joni ernst. they're running to replace tom hark whon is retiring in january after five terms. here's a little more on that race. >> with just over a month to go before the midterm lenkses and another debate scheduled in the iowa senate race, we wanted to check in with kathy obradovich. she's joining us from the state capitol. thanks very much for being with us. a lot of polling in the race between the republican and democrat. what can you tell us about the state of the race and what issues are driving voters? >> this has been a really interesting race. and i think there's been a lot of polling, as you said. it has been very, very close all along. there's a new poll out this weekend and you can get all the details that have online. but i'll say, it's not a tied race. it is still close. braley and ernst really have had a lot of negative tv ads running all over the campaign, a lot of it from third parties. those ads have been pretty infl

saturday night at 8:00 p.m., live coverage of the iowa governor's debate between terry bran stad and his challenge, iowa democratic state senator jack hatch. and sunday evening, jenny beth martin, president and cofounder of tea party patriots is on q and a at 8:00 p.m. on c-span2, saturday night at 10:00 p.m., on book tv's afterwards, columbia's director of ast row biology talks about life on earth and the current debates about how it began. and sunday, author martin storm and his later life as a double agent on american history tv on c-span 3 will mark the 50th anniversary of the warren commission set up to investigate the assassination of president kennedy. on saturday at 12:00 p.m. council and staff members to the warren commission describe their investigation and sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. on real america, the 1964 two-hour cbs special report detailing the warren commission's findings with anchors walter cronkite and dan rather. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 20-262-6340, e-mail us at comments. or send us a tweet @cspan. join the c-spa

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[applause] >> c-span's campaign 2014 coverage continues today with the iowa senate debate between bruceailey and joni ernst. they are running to replace outgoing senator tom harkin who is retiring after five terms. watch the debate live at 6:00 eastern here on c-span. >> monday night on "the communicators -- a conversation that net neutrality, and the sea and data security. >> big data is a tool and can be used well and can be used poorly. many can come from consumer benefits and will be great new insight. in health care add reaching underserved populations and providinginsight, insight into our difficult to solve rubble. are the risks from big a that? i think it is true. previouslye separated pieces of information and assemble them into a profile that may give sensitive insights into a consumer. the question is you have always benefits and you have these risks. what do you do that? asked monday night at 8:00 on "the communicators" on c-span2. severald that -- lawmakers spoke at the event, including marlin stutzman will stop senators ted cruz and rand paul, and minnesota congresswoman m

you go saturday night at eight live coverage of the iowa governors debate between terry branstad and jack hatch. sunday evening, president and the founder of the tea party patriots is on q&a at eight. >> next, a debate between nebraska's four candidates for the u.s. senate. democrat dave domina, republican incest an independent jim jenkins and todd watson are vying for the seat vacated by senator mike johanns. according to a cbs "new york times" poll, mr. sasse leads mr. domina by 26 points. this is 90 minutes. >> welcome to the final 2014 nebraska u.s. senate debate. presented by n.e.t. news in cooperation with the nebraska broadcasters association. i'm bill kelly, the moderator for the next debate. we are live at north platte high school with a four candidates on the ballot for the general election, democrat dave domina, independent nonpartisan candidate jim jenkins, republican vince asked him an independent nonpartisan candidate todd watson. joininjoining me is that they'll distinguish broadcast journalists from across nebraska. mike tobias from n.e.t. news, jackie harms of dadt t

saturday night at 8:00, live coverage of the iowa governors debate between republican governor terry and stat, his challenger, iowa democratic state senator, jack hatch. sunday evening, jenny beth martin, co-founder of tea party patriots is on "q&a" at 8:00. c-span2, saturday night at 10:00 on booktv after words, director of astrobiology, caleb sharf talk about the life on earth and current debates on how it began. sunday, morton storm on his experiences as member of al qaeda and later life as a double agent. on american history tv on c-span3 we'll mark 50th anniversary of the warren commission set up to investigate the assassination of president kennedy. on saturday at noon, counsel and staff members to the warren commission describe their investigation. sunday afternoon at 4:00, on real america, the 1964, two-hour cbs special report detailing the warren commission's findings with anchors walter cronkite and dan rather. find our television schedule at c-span.org. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. 202-626-3400. email us at comments @c-span.org. send us a t

. >> now, a look at the debate between the candidates for iowa's seniors senate seat. can see this debate and others in their entirety at c-span.org. >> is joni ernst too extreme for iowa? >> i do not support a federal minimum wage. >> joni ernst does not think there should be a minimum wage. ernst believes iowans can survive on $15,000 a year. extreme ideas, wrong for iowa. >> want to know what i care about? i care about protecting social security for seniors, like my mom and dad, about good schools, good-paying jobs, and health care we can afford when we need it. i'm joni ernst, and i approve this message. i will go to washington as a mom, soldier, and someone who really cares about the iowa we leave our children, and i cannot think of anything more important than that. >> do women have a right to make your own choices, or should public figures in washington make those decisions? i'm talking about your right to self-defense. it should be your choice, your right. congressman braley voted against your right. >> the nra political victory fund is responsible for the cont

on friday amb at 2:00 the oregon governor's debate between john kitzhaber and dennis richardson. sunday the iowaenate debate between bruce braley and joni ernst. >>> a panel of legal and health care analysts examine recent opposing federal appeals court opinions concerning federal tax subsidies pertaining to the health care law. in july a federal appeals court called into question tax subsidies that assist low and middle income americans saying financial aid can only be paid in states that established their own health care exchanges. 37 states have exchanges operated by federal government. a separate appeals court came to an opposite ruling saying the irs correctly interpreted the will of congress when it issued regulations allowing subsidies in all 50 states. the implications for states and consumers if subsidies in states with federally facilitated exchanges are ruled invalid. george washington university hosted this event. >> it looks like no one else is coming and i'm used to things at gw starting at ten after. so actually this san early audience. thank you very much for coming to today's se

late last month by two newspapers and tv news stations show women voters evenly split between the candidates. in the iowasenate race, a survey conducted within just the last week finds women voters just outside the margin of error opting for the democrat, but male voters favoring ernst by double digits. in fact women voters have outnumbered male voters in presidential elections for a few decades now, martha. martha: thank you very much. >> with scandals rocking nfl, five players on the microscope for various criminal allegations, but new polling numbers show what the fans think about the game and all of this. and then there is this. >> just normal. >> all right. martha: the first person in one major city to get their hands on the iphone and left speechless. went from intense joy to intense sadness in one moment. we will show you what happened. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage peo

iowa u.s. senate debate between candidates. 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> our live coverage continues this afternoon at 4:00 eastern participates in a discussion on the economic effects of climate change. that event taking place on the eve of a u.n. climate change debate in new york. then bob schieffer combats a discussion on combating isis. 6:30, a new book on private military and security companies. tonight, wade baker on the recent eight it preaches at home depot, target, and jpmorgan chase. >> truly all of the above. we have worked with law enforcement agencies who have drag people out of their basements, literally. inhave also participated fairly large-scale arrests of multiple individuals that are very highly connected together, very well organized. they have individual specialities and rules. someone writes militia software. others know how to wash the money, just like organize organized crime. then others are working on behalf of the government, have offices, pictures of it, recon photos, and they go to that building. that is their job, to hack into companie

the senate race one iowa between bruce braley and juny ernts. >> we all know how washington politicians braley compared his female opponent to a chick. now he's taking his war on chicks too far. after a chicken crossed into his iowa vacation property he threatened to sue his neighborhood, a true iowa juan would have just talked to his neighbors. but not trial lawyer bruce braley. >> you may have a farmer from iowa who never went to law school serving as chair of the next judiciary committee. >> why did the chicken cross into his property? it may be coming home to roost. >> this is the year of dark art. it was something you got emailed or told over phone. now it's become a huge business on the right you have america rising on the left you have american bridge which started it all and all the factors are going together to give these outside groups more influence. the media cycle wants off beat stories. there are fewer reporters to evaluate what's out there. and because of the online world so much is at the google dot there's tons nor evaluate. american rising has trackers in 30 states. th

between lee terry and brad ashford. sunday, the iowa u.s. senate debate between bruce braley and joni ernst. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. the 2015 student cam video competition is underway. opentable middle and high school students to create a five-seven minute documentary on on the three branches and you. showing how a policy, law or action by the executive, legislative or judicial branch is affected you or your community. fore are 200 cash prizes students and teachers totaling $100,000. for a list of rules, go to student cam.org. >> "washington journal" continues. we are doing a, month-long series of interviews with university presidents in conjunction with c-span's big 10 college tour. this morning, the c-span buses on the campus of northwestern university in chicago. now joining us is morton schapiro. mr. schapiro, let's begin with challenges that you see to higher education as the president of northwestern university. guest: thank you and welcome to you. i wish you were here in person. it's a b

. >> in just 50 days, the people of iowa have a choice to make, a choice and a chance, a choice between the guardians of gridlock and the champions of shared opportunity and shared prosperity, a chance to elect leaders who will carry on tom harkin's legacy. >> this is hillary clinton's first visit to iowa since 2008 when she came in a crushing third place in the iowa caucuses that put her presidential run on the skids. she called that experience excruciating. the fact that she is back after all these years tells them she is interested in what they are doing and saying. she is not declaring a run for president until next year, but that's not stopping her supporters from mobilizing, creating a super pac called residents for hillary. here thief raised $4 million naturally and trying to show eye was notes that hillary can do better this time and trying to show the former secretary of state that there is a big base in iowa willing to support her. >> >> still ahead on aljazeera america, in the week ahead, scottish voters will decide whether to end their 307-year-old union with england. we loo