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the programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> the bechtel corporation issued a statement inponse to sally denton's book and it in part, "our employees consistently deliver our projects collaboratively, ethically, transparently, and responsibly for the benefit of our customers and the communities where we work and live. none of this is reflected in "the profiteers" which contain serious errors and misrepresentations. for instance, bechtel had no involvement in building the infrastructure here for the vietnam war, constructing the republican palace and the u.s. embassy in iraq, or the pollard spy case. those claims in the book and others are entirely false as is the underlying premise of the can bethat statement found on c-span.org. the campaign 2016 bus continues its travel to visit winners from this years student cam competition. nevada tosited sparks visit her third prize documentary on the wild horse population in the united states titled "wildhorse management." we met with student cam winners in new york, including a visit where theygo, recognized jackie power interesting

programs are also available at c-span podcasts. >> the book tells both the story of the fact that theanuscript this national treasure is not what we thought while also trying to chronologically think about what was madison encountering at the time? keeping those two there it is straight was quite tricky for a while. & a, this author discusses her book "madison's hand," which looks at note he wrote after the convention of 19 -- 1787. >> he full the dough sheets in half, he writes across the middle and on the backside. at some point, he took off little pieces of paper into a manuscript. one of the things he noticed when we were down there was that the last quarter of the manuscript, the holes he had sown, did not match with the earlier ones. this confirms my suspicion at the very end of the manuscript had been written later. you can't see that on the microfilm. it was a wonderful thing to get the feedback and person. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 a. ern on c-span's q & road to the white house coverage coming up later today. ethics: 15, hillary clinton -- at 6:15 hillary clinton covera

programs are also available as c-span podcasts.ptions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up today, john kasich will maryland, one of five states holding presidential primaries tomorrow. we will have the town hall live here at 2:00 eastern time. live at 6:30, ted cruz holding a ted cruz -- have holding a campaign rally in franklin, indiana. it is next tuesday, may 3. at 7:00, wilkesboro, a rallyania, holding tomorrow as well. donald trump has exhorted -- 845 delegates, followed by ted cruz at 500, -- 559. on the democratic side, hillary 1000 nine hundred 30 delegates. bernie sanders has 1189. a difference of 741 delegate. >> madam secretary, we have given 72 of our delegate votes the next president of the united states. >> over the weekend, vermont and presidential candidate bernie sanders held a rally in delaware, who holds primaries tomorrow. >> sen. sanders: thank you wilmi

podcasts from itunes. >> monday night, supreme court cases that change our history comes alive with the c-span series, landmark cases. this dark supreme court decisions. our 12 part series explores real-life stories and constitutional dramas behind some of the most significant decisions in american history. and case about provincial power and with it during times of war and if it's before the court central themes about conditions and which president during times of emergency can do things that may not be expressly stated in the constitution. and the limits that congress and the courts can place on it. chief justice rehnquist reaffirms rande and said the cases come to be accepted by the culture. how many cases can we say about that? >> a sleeping decision. it isolated the u.s. as one of only four nations of 195 across the globe that allowed abortion for any reason after fetal viability. and yet, his not settle the issue at all. >> landmark cases continues monday night at 10:00 eastern on c-span. and c-span.org. all week and come american history tv is featuring long beach california. located on california south

podcast called "start making sense." you guys have been here before, you know the rules; silence cell phones, no personal recordings. you can watch us on c-span when this is over if you want to relive those unforgettable moments. [laughter] we will have time for questions at the end. we will have a book signing afterwards. the signing area for this session is signing area one. two of our authors appearing today are are prolific, old pros. ed humes has written 14 books, brian fagin has written more than 40. so let's start with jonathan waldman. this is his first book. jonathan waldman -- [applause] [laughter] jonathan studied writing at dartmouth and at boston university's knight center for science journalism. he's written for outside, the washington post, "the new york times," mcsweenys, the utney reader. he has worked as a forklift driver -- i want to get this straight -- a summer camp director, a sticker salesman -- [laughter] a climbing instructor and a cook. his first book is rust: the longest or war. it was nominated for the l.a. times' book prize in science. please welcome to the l.a. times festival of books jonathan waldman. [applause]