that message resonates and it has since the band of brothers dumped tea in the boston harbor. [applause] we have got to be that band of brothers and sisters again. we should not fundamentally transform america, but save it. we should fundamentally restore the promise of america. it is because of you. it is weeping people, because of you, but i have never been more optimistic about the age of are one nation under god. stand and fight for it. the best is yet to come [applause] . god bless conservatives. god bless america. ♪ ♪ atbe cpac straw poll taken the conference shows a presidential preference or kentucky senator rand paul. he is followed by texas senator ted cruz. we will have highlights from the conference tonight at 8:00 a.m. coming up next is our weekly half-hour conversation would be people shaping our digital future on the communicators. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies and brought you today as a public service. >> fadi chehadÉ is the president and ceo of icann. what does icann do? is responsible for finding key identifiers of the internet. numbers,main

brush up on her fairy has been the ukrainian it though that's in the slavic to july's morton's the boston harbor. ukrainian that our cca for russian ships ever finishing isn't one other boat from leaving. or did it to surrender. crews say they have no intention of phishing sirens. the crew dozens of weapons. all firearms are mocking the ship armory. all we are just the items to protect the ship from sinking russian authorities dismissed james by ukraine that the bolts have been given an ultimatum to surrender by tuesday morning. ukraine's acting president said russia would regress its actions the continued use. i appeal to russia's leadership stop the provocative actions aggression and piracy. see it is which. this is a crime you will announce the forests who wouldn't it be treated aaron has said to be sixteen thousand russian troops on the crimean peninsula. a prime minister as saying the same nick speaking with rich foreign secretary william hague said ukraine did not intend using force we try to resolve the crisis using only diplomatic and political tool. so for today no meal in three options

that message does resonate and it has been since a band of brothers dumped tea in the boston harbor.have got to be that band of brothers and sisters again, not to fundamentally transform america, but to save it and to fundamentally restore the promise of america. and it is because of you. it's we the people that i have never been more optimistic about the best is yet to come! god bless you, conservatives! god bless america! >> just outside of washington, d.c., this is the end of the conservative political action convention. it's an annual affair and they had chosen sarah palin as their keynote address. say what you may about sarah palin, it was certainly a theatrical performance. let's get the thoughts of mercedes, who is a former media spokesperson for president george w. bush. doug schoen joins us, fox news contributor, and a form advisor to president clinton. all right, mercedes, since you're on the more conservative side, what did you think of sarah palin? and let me just say that there were no new issues that she presented, no policy positions that she was advocating. it seemed

they would do far more than dump some boxes of tea into boston harbor. if they thought the tea party was strong now, you ain't seen nothing yet. we're going to see the american people rise up in force. they're unwilling to put duct tape willingly over their mouths, unwilling to put duct tape over their moral conscience. unwilling to put duct tapes over their hearts that have a heart for god. people will stand for freedom because that's -- it's written in our d.n.a. as americans. it's what we do for a living. we get up in the morning and we fight for liberty. it is who we are. the obama administration can pass an unconstitutional bill. which obamacare is. but the american people won't stand for it. and that's why we're here today in this chamber where we still retain free speech to hopefully continue to give free speech and religious liberty to every american so they don't have to check their religious liberty at the doors of their church or their synagogue or their home. mr. gohmert: if it came down to this, the federal government, of course, using the i

that message resonates and it has since the band of brothers dumped tea in the boston harbor.e got to be that band of brothers and sisters again. we should not fundamentally transform america, but save it. and to fundamentally restore the promise of america. it is because of you. it is because of you, but i have never been more optimistic about the age of are one nation under god. stand and fight for it. the best is yet to come. [applause] god bless conservatives. god bless america. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up live, your calls and comments on "washington "newsmakers" with texas congressman kevin brady. in a look at the budget. do not have a criminal investigation role. we have a vast enforcement role, one of the most old things the agency does is to enforce the federal securities laws to make sure wall street abides by the rules and to write the rules, by the way, for wall street and dealers and advisers, but we do not have the criminal authority. we have the power to bring, wit

they live in boston and have visions of a great wall of water roaring into boston harbor, knocking down the buildings on to the waterfront and surging up into the neighborhood where they live in roslindale. from what i have been learning we have pumped so much carbon into the area these much more extreme storms are likely to occur no matter what we do. but if we redouble our efforts to shift to clean energy, geothermal, biofuels, the way they are doing now in europe and even in countries like china and india, then 25 years from now, tom and kay will know that a sustainable lifestyle is possible and their children can look forward to a much safer and more secure second half of the 20th century. from kim marion of westminster, massachusetts, i expect to see more severe weather patterns, colder colds, warmer warms, drier days, wetter floods, bigger storms, higher which winds, more dust, more mud, loss of marginal growth plant and animal life. i have many, many more letters. as i said, i received more than 5,000 letters from people in massachusetts and across the country. i wish i could rea

that message resonates and it has since the band of brothers dumped tea in the boston harbor.se] we have got to be that band of brothers and sisters again. we should not fundamentally transform america, but save it. we should fundamentally restore the promise of america. it is because of you. it is we the people, because of you, but i have never been more optimistic about the age of are one nation under god. stand and fight for it. the best is yet to come. [applause] god bless conservatives. god bless america. ♪ >> one of the of the annual vents is a presidential straw poll. this year's winter -- winner was rand paul. he gathered 31% of the vote. coming in second was ted cruz of 11% and rounding out the top six were dr. ben carson with 9%, governor chris christie with 8%, and scott walker and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum with each 7% of the vote. state john kerry, ted cruz, and former governor charlie crist were some of the main speakers at this weekend project red iron dinner. dinner.iron journalists and politicians poke fun at each other. secretary kerry attende

they returned on ships into boston harbor and as a politician, a leading republican ,nd authority in massachusetts he would go out in the harbor to shine a light even before the morning light came up with a megaphone to welcome the troops coming back in their ships. i think it was at that point that coolidge realized how special america was. --wrote of these attorney returning american soldiers when they were unspeakably pleased beyond all expression to be back home in their own country, this country, not just any country. coolidge saw that if the begin of america is turned off, shut .ut, the world becomes dark that was related to the motto of his colleague. let them illuminate the earth. america had to be safe to illuminate the rest. he understood that very well. reagan andthing coolidge have in common is their economic learning curve as politicians. reagan started out something out , asomething of a progressive democrat, but he looked at the economy to realize that government intervention would not be particularly productive. by 1964, you hear reagan saying -- deploring intervention

they live in boston and have visions of a great wall of water roaring into boston harbor, knocking down the buildings on to the waterfront and surging up into the neighborhood where they live in roslindale. from what i have been learning we have pumped so much carbon into the area these much more extreme storms are likely to occur no matter what we do. but if we redouble our efforts to shift to clean

[video clip] this message has resonated since a band of brothers dumped tea in the boston harbor.plause] have got to be that band of brothers and sisters again. not to fundamentally transform america, but to save it. to fundamentally restore the promise of america. it is because of you. it is we, the people, because of you, that i have never been war optimistic about the future of our one nation, under god. so, stand up, stiffen your spine. you have got to fight for it, the best is yet to come. , god blesspac conservatives, god bless america. host: sarah palin, yesterday at conference. the christian science monitor, the headline is this. "sarah palin wows the crowd, seems poised on 2016. she was on fox, saying it was a possibility she could run in 2016." go to pat, next, in texas, the public and caller. hello, pat. good morning. who is your pick for the 16? be,er: probably my cut to but i like sarah palin and then carson. we should not look at race, he is an excellent candidate. what i want to say is that of the established republicans out there, we have to quit fighting among our

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. >> reporter: on boston's boro's wharf, million dollar condos hang over the harbor. now it's going to be that much higher? >> it will be higher. >> expert in climate change, doug foye advise is city governments and planners on energy efficiency and environmental protection. >> urban planners are going to have to deal with that by planning their cities around resiliency, around adaptation, around dealing with the threats and consequences of more intense storms. >> reporter: which means everything from putting storm gates out in the ocean to moving building systems to higher floors. parks will become defensive, like boston's emerald necklace which serves as green space and a floodplain surrounding the city. then there is heat. >> already in most cities there's a clear differential between the heat in the city and the heat heat outside of the c. there's something called the urban heat island. >> reporter: harriet is the director of sustainable housing and communities at the department of housing and urban development. her mission is to help build a clean energy economy.