technology and education, panel iths include education secretary arne duncan and education advocate chris paul, a professional basketball player with the los angeles clippers. this is a little less than an hour. >> chris and are you thrilled to be able to ask some questions. usually we have to answer all the hard ones. we'll do it quite happily. i'll start, and we'd love to begin -- hope you guys had the three amazing teachers, all of whom i've worked with in different capacities, whether here or back home in chicago, and let's just start big picture, if we could step back, think big, if you could redesign schools from scratch. i know your team is thinking about designs. if we could redesign schools from scratch, what would they look like today? anybody feel free to jump in and happily engage kids very different until their own mind. >> well, i think we start by look agent things very differently. what we heard earlier today is a good example. i think we as teachers need to simply get out of kids' way, to give them the space to play, and my school, mrs. cook's pre-k class, the kids already hav

education secretary arne duncan is joined by nba all-star chris paul and nbc's andrea mitchell. >>> it's harvest time at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. first lady michelle obama will be joined by schoolchildren affected by hurricane sandy. to bring in summer crop from the white house kitchen garden. >>> and coming up on "today," nick cannon talks about welcoming heidi klum on the new season of "america's got talent." keep it here for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great tuesday. . . >>> out of control, a growing wild fire cuts memorial vacation short near santa barbara causing hundreds to evacuate. robbing peter to pay paul. the controversial plan that has firefighters up today. >>> up in smoke. one bay area city's plan to put a stop to smoke shops >>> a live look at san francisco. the transamerica building standing tall. this is "today in the bay." >>> good m

healthy for the league that lebron and chris and dwayne all end upton same team and you forbid chris paulo go to la to the lakers? is that healthy? >> well those are two separate issues into i understand that. >> and so first having to do with how players wind one teams, there were these guys called, it wasn't just bird, mick hail and this guy magic played with kareem and worthy, so there have been all kinds of gathering of plers in particular teams and that's a question of the draft, trades, free agency and ultimately management and how in how you do that. with respect to chris paul as the owner representative and the owners being the nba that own that franchise that was a trade the players elected not to make. >> rose: the referee that went to prison, that was your toughest challenge, you have said that, i am just quoting you. >> no, no. it was very -- >> rose: to remind you of what you said. >> it was very difficult. it certainly was. and we worked so hard. >> oh, a shock. a lot more surprising than when we got the call from jason collins. >> rose: really? >> a knock on the door from t

>> i answered the question truthfully. >> chris: paul ryan asking commissioner miller why he didn't askious questions about the irs targeting certain groups. congressman paul ryan joins us to talk about the irs scandal and the president's other problems. congressman, welcome back. >> thanks for having me, chris. good morning. >> chris: let's start with your question to acting commissioner miller. why do you think he and other top officials did not tell congress when they learned a year ago, in may of 2012, about the political targeting of conservative groups? do you think who was just a bureaucracy trying to protect itself or had something to do with the fact we were in the middle of a presidential campaign? >> i don't know the answer to that question. i'm not necessarily going to speculate. we'll investigate and find the answer to that question. chris, what we do now know is that for roughly two years the irs was targeting americans based upon their political beliefs. what we do now know is that the irs misled congress. you have to understand, the ways and means committee opened this i

. >> nba all-star chris paul, who off the court has become a leading advocate for education reform, hase is cp3 in his own words. >> i think a lot of times kids see tv and they see the artist and that's fine. they see us sports athletes and they think that's all you can be. that's all can you be is basketball, foot or something or it's nothing. and you have to find out in school what kids are interested in. and teachers do that. make sure you are vocal and figure out their personality and what they like and that's what we try to o do with our after school programs, is just get out there to the kids and i try to show them that i really do care. i'm not just a basketball player that you see on tv, that i really genuinely care about what you are doing and want it try to help. time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our history matter to you? because for more than two centuries, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. ♪ and the next great idea c

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sells in your neighborhood all want to give us a defeat terrorism a limp all the chris. paulcan secure building something that's. going to schools are going to distract us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage he calls it breaking news i'm happy martin and we're going to break that. welcome to your take my take a live our phone lines are now open so if you want to share an opinion make a comment ask a question live on the air give us a call it two and two nine zero four twenty one thirty four add one before the number for our international viewers so let's pick up our first caller of the night kevin in colebrook hampshire kevin what's on your mind. trying to bridge a watch oton. i think the thing that's scaring a lot of us is the trillion number you know when you take that in turn it into second measure time. a million seconds is three days. the billionth second rate is three years and a trillion seconds is thirty two thousand years you know we're getting pretty close to seventy but those. that's a b

chris wallace. also congressman paul ryan gives an exclusive to chris wallace. i'm shannon bream.x where more news is always on the way. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. today, the irs scandal. how far does it reach? >> it is inexcusable and americans are right to be angry about it and i'm angry about it. >> someone needs to be held responsible. someone needs to be in prison. someone needs to be prosecuted. >> this is not limited to the irs. this is a culture of intimidation. >> chris: the president promises to fix the problem as the white house goes into damage control and congressional investigations gear up. >> why did you mislead congress and the american people on this? >> mr. chairman, i did not mislead congress nor the american people. >> chris: we will talk with a member of the president's inner circle senior advisor dan pfei

one of the panels featured education secretary arne duncan along with education advocate chris paul ofthe nba's los angeles clippers. they discuss ways to prepare students for the connected world of learning and provided recommendations for redesigning schools. it's just under an hour. [applause] >> chris and i are thrilled to be able to ask some questions. usually we have to answer all the hard ones, so we'll trade quite happily. i'll start. again, hope you guys had the bios. three pretty amazing teachers, all of whom i've worked with in different capacities whether here or back home in chicago. and let me sort of start big picture, if we could, you know, sort of step back, think big, if you could redesign schools from scratch, and i know your team is thinking about, you know, designing old schools, if we could redesign schools from scratch, what would they look like today? anybody feel free to jump in, and how can we engage kids very differently in their own learning? >> well, i think we start by looking at things very differently. what we heard earlier today is a good example. i thi

. >> tweet me if you will, chri i christi-paul. we've gotten a lot of responses. >>> moving on here, five women escaped from a limousine after it caught fire. this happened in san francisco. look at the flames that just engulfed this limo. four of the survivors, we know, were rushed to the hospital. five other women in that limo did not escape. they died. police had to shut down part of the bridge for the investigation, and it's not clear what started that fire just yet. >>> and still a thing in southern california here, though different area. firefighters are tackling a fast-moving wildfire on the ground and from the air. they're hoping to have it fully surrounded as soon as monday, but the so-called spring fire is nearly 60% contained at this point. it's blackened 28,000 acres in ventura county outside l.a. this roared to life just three days ago on thursday. nearby schools were closed as a precaution, and two young brothers say, well, this experience has been a little frightening to say the least. >> it's been kind of scary beca

presidential campaign you see registered republicans, 19% for rubio, 17% for paul ryan, 15% rand paul, chris tis up there with 14%. you sense that this is likely to change. let's say he loses another 50 pounds or even 100 pounds right now. i suspect that would help him dramatically. >> you know, getting thinner is not going to make conservatives love chris christie anymore. they think he's a moderate. they don't like the way he embraced president obama before the last eex. he is, and you know this, he's for gun control, immigration reform, he believes that climate change is real. this puts him at odds with a lot of people within his own party. what this public struggle does do, though, wolf, is it allows him to present himself as a person who has a vulnerability and a struggle and part of telling your story when you run for the presidency is to have a good story to tell. and this is somebody who can now say, i'm devoted to my family, i'm devoted to my kids, i wanted to dance at my kids' wedding. and you know, that's something that really appeals to voters. so it's not going to make him any m

paul gets 41% against hillary. the most popular politician in the country. don't think this country ain't divided. again, against chris christie, a much closer race. hillary by three. 47%-44%. by the way, hillary's name is 100% known. by the way, joe biden has a slight lead over rubio and paul but trails christie by nine. interesting. both from the delaware valley. angie's list is essential. i automatically go there. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list. at angie's list, you'll find the right person to do the job you need. and you'll find the right person quickly and easily. i'm busy, busy, busy, busy. thank goodness for angie's list. from roofers to plumbers to dentists and more, angie's list -- reviews you can trust. oh, angie? i have her on speed dial. as soon as you feel it, weigh you down? try miralax. it works differently than other laxatives. it draws water into your colon to unblock your system naturally. don't wait to feel great. miralax. take the miralax pledg

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secretary arne duncan talks about innovation in technology and education and will be joined by chris paul of the nba's los angeles clippers. that forum hosted by the department of education. >>> with congress off this week for the memorial day recess we're featuring booktv in prime time as we showcase three books on american foreign policy. beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern, david rhode, beyond bar. at 8:55, richard haass, author of foreign policy begins at home. the case for putting america's house in order. we finish with vali nasr, he discusses his book, the dispenseable nation. american foreign policy in retreat. >>> tonight as people return from their memorial day holiday we'll look at new recommendations from the national transportation safety board that members say could reduce deaths from alcohol-impaired driving. we'll show you some much our recent discussion with chairman debra hersman as well as portions of a recent meeting where the board aproves the recommendation. here's a look. >> today we meet to consider the safety report, reaching zero, actions to eliminate alcohol impaired

. >> paul volcker, chris dodd, barney frank and robert kaiser when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following:. >> additional funding provided by these funders captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. paul volcker is here. he was the chairman of the federal reserve of the united states from 1979 to 1987. s ahead of the central bank he raised interest rates and he beat inflation. more recently volcker has been associated with banking reform. he gave his name to the volcker rule, a section of the dodd frank act which prohibits banks speculating with depositors money. yet three years after those regulations were signed into law only parts have been implemented. volcker's next project aims to close the gap between policy and action. he is launching something he calls the volcker alliance. it is a foundation which will look closely at the nuts and bolts of goff en -- dferb gopherance. i'm pleased to have him back at this table, thank you. >> thank you, i'm delighted to be here. you go

chris christie, the governor. >> congressman paul ryan now supports gay adoption. he voted to ban same-sex couples from adopting in d.c. earlier this week, he told a crowd at a town hall meeting he would now vote differently. >>> new york govern andrew cuomo is writing a book. harper clenz saying it's a full and frank account about his private life and first term in office. the big question is, could it set the stage for a 2016? >>> and if you read only one thing this morning, chris jansing saiding this in to us. her must-read will give you real insight into what's going on in guantanamo bay. a truly fascinating interview with the former chief prosecutor there, including his impressions of a prisoner he says reminded him of forest gump. it's up on our facebook page. ec. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call and sign up for good hands roadside assistance today. [ dennis ] are you in good hands? plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health co

people like governor suzanne na martinez in new mexico and marco rubio in florida, chris christie in new jersey, paulyan in wisconsin and others, these are faces and voices of people who not only have good policy positions but resonate, i think, better with every yn day people. >> okay. we'll come to paul ryan on another occasion. you were described as a thoughtful and decent man by the economist magazine when they looked at the presidential campaign. but when you reflect personally on people like those you just heard, on people like todd aiken, speaking about rape as if he's asking for the time of day, or michele bachmann demanding impeachment of the president every weekend, or even your friend mitt romney caught on tape referring to half the population as feckless freeloaders, does it concern you that thoughtful and decent no longer describe so many people within the party that you love and have served for so many years? >> well, look, in both parties there's always some folks who -- >> let's focus on your party if we may, sir. >> okay. but to be fair, martin, there's also an analog on the left whe

chris. i was in iowa with rand paul over the weekend and he was making great hay out of benghazi issue saying it should bar hillary clinton from ever being in an important decision making role ever again. the reality is as long as republicans control the house of representatives, democrats can complain has much as they want about this being a political investigation. republicans still have the authority to investigate it. i do think the hearings last week you did see some attraction around benghazi for republicans around an issue that the air had gone of over the last couple of months opinion and democrats need to ask themselves are they going to address this head on or comprehensively address the questions republicans are asking or are they going to give the opposition party something to pick at. >> ruth, we know the talking points got changed. andrea mitchell has tracked this. i think they got changed 12 times. susan rice went on the sunday show, called it a spontaneous demonstration, not a terror attack. what is the question? is it who had the final signoff, who made these changes, why wer

to the front page of the "oklahoman" and i will be interested to see what images paul has for tomorrow's paper. >> chrise does the community go from here? >> there was a memorial service tonight, certainly others. they will be moving forward. there will be small children that will be buried, including that baby you mentioned at the beginning. there will be a rebuilding and commitment to the community. as we have seen so many times before, there will be a sense of a new start for a lot of people who want to stay here and remain neighbors. so there's always that push and pull when we come to scenes like this about how horrible it is, what happened, but the possibilities of what lie ahead, and it sounds like a hallmark card in some case, but over the year, it is really true. >> and that is the last word from moore, oklahoma tonight.mo. thanks if are joining me. >>> oh, my god! . >> tonight an nbc news special. the history making tornado in moore, oklahoma. >> our correspondents join families returning to neighborhoods where it's hard to find home. >> not sure where we go from here. >>. >> people risked eve

to the front page of the "oklahoman" and i will be interested to see what images paul has for tomorrow's paper. >> chrise does the community go from here? >> there was a memorial service tonight, certainly others. they will be moving forward. there will be small children that will be buried, including that baby you mentioned at the beginning. there will be a rebuilding and commitment to the community. as we have seen so many times before, there will be a sense of a new start for a lot of people who want to stay here and remain neighbors. so there's always that push and pull when

chris christie. we'll see. i think the other calculation is with people like rand paul and marco rubio, competing over the tea party vote. chris christie has got clear sailing in the other lane and to mix my metaphors and i think he will try it that way. >> and back to what s.e. was saying, i don't know that it is just a democratic talking point. you had republicans blaming chris christie for mitt romney's loss in november and he wasn't invited to cpac so there is something there. they're upset with him for some reason. but howard, obviously part of the game that's being played here is that christie is up for re-election this year in a blue state. so for him getting reelected, being seen with president obama, that warm embrace is great. would you say he is trying too hard? he is up on his democratic opponent 60-28. his re-election. you never want to take thing for granted. it looks relatively well assured. not only is he embracing the president closely. he is running some pretty nasty attack ads against his democratic opponent that seem relatively unnecessary. does he need to go this far and sort of endanger his 20

cemented his political comeback and new jersey governor chris christie has confessed to having had a medical procedure to helping him lose weight. pauls here with a look at why these two republicans were topics of krveg conversation this week. >> hey, alison. chris christie said his weight loss operation had nothing to do with politics. >> i did this for myself, my wife and my children. it has nothing to do with running for governor this year. with running for president at any time in my life, if i ever decided to do that. it may sound odd to some people, but this is a hell of a lot more important to me than running for president. >> but regardless of his motivation, news this week at new jersey's heavyweight republican governor have the procedure will have an effect on him if he decides to run for the white house in 2016. you know, it's plain and simple, a lot of people care about a presidential candidate's health and appearance and losing weight is almost a prerequisite for christie should he launch a white house bid. >>> mark sanford is living proof that life can be about second chances. >> i just want to acknowledge a god, not ju

paul ryan. we don't even know if he's going to run. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie who campaignedromney and has sky high approval ratings will address the gathering along with kentucky senator rand paul who is regularly visiting the test states of iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. the littesrabid paul is showing to lead joe biden within the margin of error. the same poll has paul trailing by eight points against former secretary of state hillary clinton who remains a clear overall frontrunner. cloipt has an 8 point edge against former governor bed jed bush. bush has been on a national book tour touting immigration reform, anisan issue underpinning marco rubio. 48% of voters agree that illegal immigrants should be citizens. romney's retreat invited democrats including none other than fortunatelier senio formera campaign advisor david \axle/axedavidaxel rodhas agreeh others. it's not all policy wonkery. for a donation of 5 grand, the four day retreat offers skeet shooting with paul ryan, golf with rand paul, and horse back riding with the romney ncaa. >> bret: carl, the begin

chris: the poll this week, she has a three-point lead on governor cristy, that's it. >> the rand paulco rubio dynamic is already defining the republican 2016 campaign. you can see it in the money, just came out that rand raised considerably less in the first quarter than rubio's collective p.a.c.s did. rand is going out to california soon to raise money and meet with folks in silicon valley. rubio is planning a fundraiser with gomez. who can raise the most in 2014. chris: are they going for president? >> all signs point to yes. >> so much bad news this last week, here is some good. our secretary of state john kerry is making some progress in quiet back channel behind the scenes diplomacy on the israeli-palestinian issue of all things. he is doing so in part because he is getting some quiet encouragement from none other han netanyahu, the prime minister of israel. hi. i'm henry winkler. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and bookle

program starting friday you can see him alongside the rock, vin diesel, paul walker, and a lot of cars in "fast & furious 6." chriss here. and then with music from this album it came out yesterday it's called "true believers" darius rucker from the sony outdoor stage. he's planning to ruck it up. tomorrow night the incredible and hulking mark ruffalo will be with us, i'll face off against this year's national school scrabble champions. and the very funny reggie watts will be here too. we watched our first guest grow up on television which sounds very creepy, i know and, make no mistake, it was. she has a show called "mistresses" premiering monday june 3rd here on abc, please welcome alyssa milano. >> jimmy: how are you? last time you were here, you had a baby. >> i had a baby. he's 20 months now. >> jimmy: congratulations. you brought him to an l.a. kings game. how old was he when you brought him to this game? >> marc: 10 weeks? too soon? >> jimmy: did he enjoy it? is he's wearing his dr. dre headphones i see. what kind of music he likes. >> those are little protection earpho earphones. because he was a tiny littl

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paul douglas, thank you very much. >> thank you, chris. >> amidst of rubble today, the inspiring story of the teachers who shielded their students from danger. >> this is incredible footage outside briarwood elementary school just minutes after the tornado struck. we'll talk to a teacher to planned to lay down her life to make sure her students survived. we'll be right back. a lot of people think fiber can do one thing and one thing only... and those people are what i like to call...wrong. metamucil has psyllium, which helps lower cholesterol, promotes digestive health, and helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits, 1 super fiber. [ french accent ] antacid! sorry, i have gas. but you relieve gas, no? not me... that's his job. true. i relieve gas fast. [ male announcer ] gas-x is designed to relieve gas. gas-x, the gas xpert. >> he was so brave. he was so brave. he was so brave. he was so brave. >> that very emotional reunion happened yesterday as parents showed up at the sites of demolished elementary schools in oklahoma hoping to find their children aliv

chris van hollen, ranking member. thank you. [applause] so now i can thank everybody. patty murray, paulyan, gene sperling, rob portman, and chris van hollen. they may disagree on the issues, but they are all pretty knowledgeable about this process. hopefully this time next year we are talking about the incredible deal that happened. one thing we learned is everybody seems to agree it is this year or bust. so thanks for letting me do this. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2013] >> this is little less than an hour. [applause] >> we had a great conversation, a warm up in the scenes. i have to start off with a bit of honesty. i wanted to bring out my tablet or my smartphone to have my questions and the comments there. but i was afraid that the tablet would lock up in the presence of bill gates. as a result. , my notes look like a second grade art project. i was so struck i his comment that the fiscal debate is taking up all the oxygen in the room. ron believes we are not able to look at trends ahe

so are senator rand paul and new jersey governor chris christie. >>> the clintonens are keeping a foundation. the william j. clinton foundation is changing its name t is now going to be called the bill, hillary and chelsea clinton foundation. secretary clinton is joining forces with her husband instead of starting her own charity. >> it's interesting, too, they've added chelsea. >> she's getting more and more involved. >>> a visitor from space is getting a lot of attention this morning. an asteroid called qe 2 is heading toward earth. we're watching that and other developments and space in science. derek pitts is chief astronomer from the franklin institute. welcome. tell us what it is. >> it passes at 4:59 p.m. at a distance of 3.6 million miles, 15 times the distance between earth and the moon. we have a wide berth. it's seven miles wide and that could cause damage here except it's so far away, we don't really have much to worry about. >> what other things should we be thinking about when we look at the world of meteoroids and asteroids? >> what we need to worry about is our ability to det

gives a whole lot of reasons, a lot of them being that so far, a lot of the frontrunners like paul ryan and chrischristie and marco rubio and jeb bush have all sort of disappointed republicans and he thinks that ted cruz or ted cruz thinks people are ready for a 2010 kind of republican tea partyer as opposed to one of the reformed republicans that may be coming out of this whole autopsy that republicans were looking at. so he's very serious about running. >>ted cruz running for president? so we have rand paul now and ted cruz running for president. it looks like 2016 could end up being a replay of 2012 in terms of the whackos running in the republican primary. you cover congress. ted cruz? republicans don't even like ted cruz? right? >> even jennifer ruben this week said he is acting like a jerk. >> he is a freshman senator. a lot of his republican colleagues have grumbled about the fact that he is getting out ahead of himself too soon. he needs to cutkeep his mouth shut at press conferences. he will talk on and on and on. and strategically, a lot of times it's best to keep quiet when you are pre

people in the republican party and the whole kind of paul ryan movement is based as a reaction to the bush spending on prescription drug benefits. and -- chrise big tax cut. >> and never paid for those wars. chris: big tax cuts. wars, and never vetoed a spending bill. when we come back, ronald reagan and bill clinton, wil chris: welcome back. our final question, and a special show about the bush years. ronald reagan and bill clinton were like bush two termers and history has been kinder to them than when they left office. will the same happen for w? who wants to take this one? go up or down in history? >> i'm going to fall back on my normal position. but i'm going to quote george w. bush. we won't know. we'll all be dead. chris: oh, god. well, a lot of us are curious now. history will get written sooner than that. >> you always have to think about what we don't know. maybe somebody's going to surface in iraq and say actually, saddam had four nukes stowed away in some mountain. and the invasion kept them from being used. >> short of that, i think it's really hard in the immediate future to revise that presidency. because when -- going to be v

people in the republican party and the whole kind of paul ryan movement is based as a reaction to the bush spending on prescription drug benefits. and -- chris: the big tax cut. >> and never paid for those wars. chris: big tax cuts. wars, and never vetoed a spending bill. when we come back, ronald reagan and bill clinton, wil [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] chris: welcome back. our final question, and a special show about the bush years. ronald reagan and bill clinton were like bush two termers and history has been kinder to them than when they left office. will the same happen for w? who wants to take this one? go up or down in history? >> i'm going to fall back on my normal position. but i'm going to quote george w. bush. we won't know. we'll all be dead. chris: oh, god. well, a lot of us are curious now. history will get written sooner than t

vice president of product and innovation for the four seasons, and paul james, starwood luxury brand leader. thanks for joining us. chrisrt with you. the four seasons is fabulous and expensive. how are you doing in this economy right now? we said people are feeling better. i don't know if they're feeling that much better. we have millions and millions of people out of work. what are you seeing? >> the good news for us luxury travel has never been stronger. i'm sure paul will echo the same. melissa: how is that possible? literally never been stronger? economy on fire and market skyrocket, 2006 and 2007, it was better than then. >> we're almost back to those same high occupancy levels. melissa: almost back, okay. >> almost back. melissa: okay. >> the great news is that them is bigger than ever before in travel. so destinations, like china, like so many other parts of the world is it that, the travelers are looking to go too are just opening up all sorts of opportunities for travel that they didn't see before. melissa: at the same time, paul, you have to different haven't -- differentiate yourself, right in order to attrac

chris wallace talks with dan pfeiffer and budget committee .hairman congressman paul ryan cnn's statef the union follows at 3:00. rand paul senator and dan pfeiffer. at 4:00, "face the nation" from cbs. another discussion with dan pfeiffer and also senate majority whip john cornyn. and gary pruitt. the talk shows are brought to you as a public service networks and c-span. again, it re-airs at noon eastern with nbc's "meet the press." news sunday. 3:00 eastern, cnn of the "state of the union." and a 4:00, "face the nation" from cbs. listen to all of them on c-span radio. nationwide on xm satellite radio channel 119. you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at c-span radio.org. anlucretia garfield was educated woman and as a believer in women's rights, she expressed frustration with the traditional roles of mother and wife. during james garfield front porch campaign for president, she reluctantly played the role of hostess for her husband. but when she was -- when he was assassinated, she returns to ohio and ensured his legacy by making their home into an earl