charles trumbull hayden's son was carl hayden, born in tempe, went on to attend the arizona territorial school here and then became the first u.s. congressman. senator from 1969. goldwater lived in scottsdale and always had a strong relationship with the university. for the students, faculty, visiting scholars and the general public, they are available for research and interpretation. carl hayden, through his 57 year aseer in congress was known the silent senator. he had the reputation of being the workhorse, not the show horse. goldwater was a longtime senator from arizona and many would describe him as the show horse. is whent really means you look at carl hayden's career he was responsible for writing and cowriting a huge amount of legislation a benefited the citizens of arizona and the citizens of the united states. legacy, arranging for the passage of legislation like the hayden-cartwright act which change the formula for federal highway construction funding from a population-based funding to an area or square mileage-based funding. benefited the states in the west where there were

. >> jared smith, cur rate toator history museum shows us the history of charles hayden. >> charles hayden is, he is originally born in connecticut. he comes out west during the course of his life, travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight. eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850s. >> saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2, book tv. >>> sunday afternoon on american history on c-span 3, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> the u.s. house is finally taking up the 2017 authorization bill, been in a house senate conference since july, and we're joined by jacqueline climas with the washington examiner with that organization. this bill authorizes $619 billion in programs and policy for the pentagon. what are some of the issues, key issues authorized by the bill? >> so one of the biggest issues is pay raise for the troops, the compromise bill that will be on the floor is 2.1%, and president's request was only at 1.6%. also the acquisition shop is organized, it splits it into two different positions, focused on innovation and on risk taking and the

jared smith, curator of history at the tempe history museum shows us the contributions made by charles hayden credited with founding tempe. >> charles is originally born in connecticut and he comes out west during the course of his life. travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight and eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850s. >> the cspan cities tour saturday at noon eastern on cspan 2 book tv and on american history tv on cspan 3. working with cities across the country. >> in this week's session the prime minister's questions prime minister teresa may addressed the topics of brexit and humanitarian efforts in syria. this is 35 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. caroline lucas. >> thank you. i'm sure the whole house would like to join me in wishing people across the world a very happy st. andrews day. this morning i have meetings with colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i should have further such meetings later today. >> thank you mr. speaker. can i suggest that having your cake and eating it isn't a series strategy for brexit. britain des

who was credited with founding tempe. >> charles hayden was originally born in connecticut, he comes out west during the course of his life and travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight and eventually. makes it to arizona in the 1850's >> the c-span cities tour today at noon eastern on book tv and sunday afternoon at two on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliate and visiting cities across the country. tonight, messiah college history professor poses the question -- was america founded as a christian nation? here's a preview. assertion that i want to make is that americans have always believed that they were living in a christian nation. or at least if i could know wants that, americans up until the 1970's and 1980's believed that in one form or another they were living in a christian nation. if you did not believe that america was somehow a christian nation or perhaps you might expand this to a judeo-christian nation, you are in the minority. you are not in the mainstream. americans believe they were living in a christian nation, that is a histo

who is credited with founding tempe. >> charles hayden was originally born in connecticut. he comes out west during the course of his life, travels over the santa fe trail. he eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850s. >> the c-span cities tour. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> u.s. border patrol chief mark morgan and deputy chief carla provost testified before the senate homeland security committee earlier this week on efforts to improve border security and other priorities of their agency. wisconsin senator ron johnson chairs the two hour and 10 minute hearing. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. this hearing of the senate homeland security government affairs committees is called to order. i want to welcome the witnesses. certainly thank you for your testimony a

jared smith, curator of history at the tempe history museum shows us the contributions made by charles hayden credited with founding tempe. >> charles is originally born in connecticut and he comes out west during the course of his life. travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight and eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850s. >> the cspan cities tour saturday at noon eastern on cspan 2 book tv and on american history tv on cspan 3. working with cities across the country. >> in this week's session the prime minister's questions prime minister teresa may addressed the topics of brexit and

who was credited with founding campaign. >> charles hayden , he was originally born in connecticut he comes out west during the course of his life, travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight and eventually makes it arizona in the 1850s. >> the c-span cities tour, saturday at eastern on book tv and sunday afternoon at two on c-span three. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> the president-elect has nominated georgia congressman tom banks to the secretary of health and human services. the congressman price is currently the chair of the house committee and earlier this week be taught the brookings institute about the federal budget process in federal spending. >> good afternoon everybody. i'm senior fellow in economics studies at the brookings institution and i want to welcome you all to brookings. for this discussion on our reform agenda for the federal budget process. i want to remind you all that if you would just take a moment right now to turn off your phone or silence it, that would be appreciated. i'm pleased to be cohosting this ev

when charles hayden and some of the other folks came to this the most prominent features was this view. it would have been something that got people's attention but when you think about these pioneers going up here, they did not have these nicely groomed paths. they had to pick their way among the rocks and make their way up that trail. it's hard to say exactly what people were thinking but the earliest folks who climbed a pierce certainly were getting an eye toward what they might do to the area. was originally born in connecticut. he comes out west during the course of his life and travels over the santa fe trail. exit tofreight any arizona in the 1850's. he made it to tucson where he had a freight business, a mercantile business and he was positione had a judge so many people around the area for years new him as judge hayden. he is essentially what you would for taylor -- what you would for to -- referred to as a connecticut yankee in arizona who is now a man with a big freight business, a big sales or mercantile business. he very much as a frontier businessman in arizona. crossing

. >> charles hayden originally borne in ticket come laugh comes up west many in his trail in the it eventually makes the senate passed the three - - run for a 34 case. von that the different wishes to rule that this endeavor addresses the real concern of the flight risk by giving mandatory detention for certain criminals or those arriving at our shores. the ninth circuit and did that to two redo so azalea's unless the government can paris six months that the tension remains necessary. this is a serious misuse of the appointments. with respect to those aliens even the ninth circuit recognized the vast majority of applications of those out later cases and with respect to criminal aliens the approach in many it is constitutional has written under this court's decision. . >> what is the constitutional entitlement? if they are not a flight risk or a risk to the safety of the others? what is the constitutional title of opportunity that is neither of those for those and their returns aren't with the. >> but not for flight risk greg. >> that may be right. >> clarifying question for the alien found in

jared smith, curator of history at the tempe history museum shows us the contributions made by charles hayden credited with founding tempe. >> charles is originally born in connecticut and he comes out west during the course of his life. travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight and eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850s. >> the cspan cities tour saturday at noon eastern on cspan 2 book tv and on american history tv on cspan 3. working with cities across the country. >> in this week's session the prime minister's questions prime minister teresa may addressed the topics of brexit and humanitarian efforts in syria. this is 35 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. caroline lucas. >> thank you. i'm sure the whole house would like to join me in wishing people across the world a very happy st. andrews day. this morning i have meetings with colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i should have further such meetings later today. >> thank you mr. speaker. can i suggest that having your cake and eating it isn't a series strategy for brexit. britain des

herles trumbull hayden -- had already built. charles trumbull hayden's's son was born in tempe. nt to attend the arizona territorial school, and then became our first u.s. 1912 and then later the senator from arizona until 1969. truly acarl hayden is son of the city of tempe. in scottsdale. he always had a strong relationship with the university , and ultimately he brought his papers here. resourcese these available for inspection available for research and interpretation. hayden, through his 57-year-old was known as these silent senator and he had the reputation of teeing the -- of being the workhorse. barry galled -- airy goldwater was a one-time senator from arizona and many describe him as in show horse for his work the united states senate. what that really means is, when you look at carl hayden's career, he was really responsible for cosponsoring and righting a huge amounts of legislation that benefited the citizens of arizona and citizens of the united states. and his legacy was very much a legislative legacy, passing things like arranging for the passage of legislation li

. >> charles hayden was originally born in connecticut. he comes out west during the course of his life, travels over the santa fe trail. he runs freight. he eventually makes it to arizona in 1850. >> sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities cross the country. >> the u.s. house gaveling in next. they'll take up the 2017 defense programs bill, offering over $619 billion in military plans, programs and purchases. also, a bill dealing with the dodd-frank financial regulation law and a measure providing additional funding for the house subcommittee investigating fetal tissue research. votes expected later this afternoon. live coverage of the house now here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. loving and gracious god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. help us this day to draw closer to you, so that with your spirit and aware of your presence among us, we may

. -- jarodrrit smith smith, shows us the contributions of charles hayden. >> he was born in connecticut, he comes out west and travels over the santa fe trail, he eventually makes it to arizona in the 1850's. >> saturday at noon eastern on c-span3's book tv. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. the house finished legislative business this week approving a defense policy bill that authorizes spending for 2017 defense programs. the measure passed 375-34 and heads to the senate for approval. just prior to taking the final vote, house armed services committee spoke about the process that led to the passage. this is 10 minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself to the balance of the time. i want to raise three issues. first of all, i like a lot of what is in this bill, i think it is important also what is not in this bill. there are a number of issues that are extraneous to the actual business of national security that has been put in by one side or another that in conference we were able to remove. one of the most prominent ones was one that was ra

the tempe history museum, shows us the contributions made to the city's early history made by charles hayden, credited with funding tempe. >> sharls hayden was born in connecticut, comes out west, travels over the santa fe trail, 4e run -- he runs freight, makes it to arizona in the 1850's. >> the c-span cities tour, saturday at noon eastern on c-span's book tv and sunday on book tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. paul we'd feled the metropolitan area transit authority, testified before a government and oversight reform committee about d.c.'s current maintenance he told the committee that two independent prosscoot yours have been appointed to determine if they falsified inspection reports. this is just over 2 1/2 hours. mr. mica: two of our subcommittees are holding a joint hearing today, the title of this hearing is, safe track, it deals of course with washington metro and oversight of lamada, safety and maintenance issues. pleased to convene the hearing this morning and the order of business is, we'll start with opening statements from