she served as cochair of the cable working group. lead a bipartisan delegation on six members of congress on trips to cuba. what was on the agenda during that visit and who did you meet with? a fact-finding mission, mainly to meet with the entrepreneurs on the island. cuba is changing. they have made reforms in their economic system. it used to be everyone would work for the communist government, but after raul castro came in, he began to embark on economic reform. a lot of folks who used to work for the government now owned small businesses. for example, one young woman used to work for the government inserting medicine bottles into a cardboard package. think about doing that every day, all day. now, she has the room to make

that is on a bit on the board and cochair of the committee, finally cochair without having one meeting but it's because the board of trustees has not had committees. i know they have committees will be having our first meeting tomorrow evening, march 23 at 6 pm. yay. other informational items. posted in this agenda the staff report on the accepted for the month of february, 2016. i would like to call-we need her for the memorial adjournments. commissioner >> commissioner we will adjourn the meeting in honor of the former principal of george washington high school. mr.-passed away on march 15, 2016. he was a graduate of san francisco unified district atty. jim parker elementary school average junior high any graduate from mission high school. he began 34 year career in san francisco unified school district in 1961 as a teacher and counselor at junior high and in 1969 he became the voice dean of san francisco followed by his appointment a year later at the assistant principal at -and then he served as the principal from 1974-1981 and was assigned by superintendent robert elio drove to th

. >> host: chairman goodlatte is cochair of the congressional internet caucus and another issue that's important is immigration h-1b visa's. what's your thinking on this this in the news and the political news? >> first of all any immigration in the country should be founded on the couple of principles. one that it's fair to american workers and second that encourages the education of americans said they can get as many of these jobs as possible but also to recognize there are certain areas in our economy where there are shortages of workers and where if you don't meet the shortages you run the risk of businesses locating their entire enterprise in canada come in europe anywhere in the world china india and forever so it makes sense to make sure that companies are able to get the workers they need in order to maintain their business operations in the united states. the hp one program which has existed for a long time is an important program. it's in need of reform and in the last congress would pass on the house judiciary committee legislation that reforms h-1b program and similar legi

peter: chairman goodlatte is also cochair of the congressional internet caucus. another issue that is important to the tech community is immigration andh1b viassas. what is your thinking on that? rep. goodlatte: first of all, any immigration in the country should be founded on a couple principles. one, that it is fair to american workers. second, that it encourages the so theyn of americans, can get as many of these jobs as possible, but also that it recognizes there are certain areas in our economy where there are shortages of workers, and where if you don't need the shortages, you run the risk of businesses locating their entire enterprise in canada, in europe, anywhere in the world. in china, india, wherever. so it makes sense to make sure that companies are able to get the workers they need in order to maintain their business operations in the united states. which has program, existed for a long time, is an important program in need of reform. in the last congress, we passed legislation out of the judiciary committee that reforms the h1b program, and similar

he is the national cochair of the campaign for donald trump. republican presidential candidates are hitting, in fact, the campaign trail in arizona. in a last-ditch effort to woo voters ahead of tomorrow's primary. >> and we're going to stop amnesty and secure the borders and end sanctuary city and end welfare benefits for those here illegally. deirdre: former republican house majority leader tom delay is with me now. thank you, sir. i'm glad you're here. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: what do you make of first and foremost what is going on in dc? the american israel public affairs committee? this annual meeting and the candidates trying to show essentially that they respect israel's position in the world. >> well, i would love to hear what trump's position is. i don't know what his position is on anything. he's about an inch deep and specifics are where he is on anything. if he goes to apec and talks about neutrality and the fact that his top priority is to negotiate a peace treaty. you don't make peace, you don't make deals with terrorists.

he talks about the new democrat coalition, a group he cochairs. >> residents will vote for their candidate of choice today. go to www.c-span.org for coverage and information. out of brussels this morning, the washington post reports more than one dozen people were killed and injured after coordinated explosions at the airport. the paper made the connection that this event came after the arrest of the attack in paris. donald trump discusses the role post.o in the washington other presidential candidates spoke about the middle east and other foreign policy topics on the campaign trail yesterday. we will show you what they are saying about foreign policy, but we want to ask you about your candidate and his or her foreign-policy agenda and whether you disagree or agree with it. here is how you can let us know. host: for democrats. republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 four republicans. and for independence, 202-748-8002. amongst alicy came up variety of topics when donald trump set down with editors from the washington post yesterday. one of the topics that came up was about do

i cochair on what i do and many the themes are accurate portrayals of what i have accident with hedge fund managers that work with. maria: you up with new role as chief -- creative planning run by two muddy men. good to see you guys thank you for being here. what did you take on this take on the stroll? >> last year when i came out with this book i was on a mission to push the fiduciary standard. i found there was a should there i thought the best way to change things and give transparency so i took no money from it. i wanted people have a choice in created the technology and two minutes find out what their real costs were because 1% could be a decade of income. the real volatility and compare two values. then they could go in it on their own or go to a fiduciary. when i look for the best firms i want to know who number one was. has been rated number one for two years in a row. parents who rated them as number one independent testers. i didn't take anything from them. i just recommended people. anthony: you called him, he didn't call you. >> called and said tony i want to sit down wit

us is the health education coordinator and corporate and community partnership lead as well as the cochair for this year's gala scarlet knight. welcome. >> thank you. >> what is the situation in the south asian community. we're saying healthy lifestyles don't seem to be helping. >> yeah. it's surprising that seemingly healthy predominantly vegetarian low bmi meaning normal weight, you would think, not smoking, very low alcohol intake and around 2002 to 2003 we started seeing that there was a very high ratio of south asians coming in with heart attacks. and we knew something was wrong. they started a revolutionary program, and this is predominantly to focus on the epidemic of cardiovascular disease. >> to get prepared for the onslaught of people coming in with the symptoms of heart attacks. >> absolutely. it seems like a combination of genetics and lifestyles. we like to say that genetics loads the gun and lifestyle pulls the trigger. in the genetics we look at the traditional that you would get done at the doctor's office but much greater detail and look at the genetic predispositions, you

. >> reporter: the cochair of mayor theresa jake obvious believes the organization is going forward. >>> deputies are crediting neighbors for speaking up and helping them pull off a major drug break in arc pop ca -- the narcotics unit swept in and arrested 11 adults and two teens. >> neighbors called in, they were cooperating with our investigators, providing this information. this is not only drug activity but also affects that area. >> deputies also plan to investigate other drug activity in that area. >>> at this hour, police in leesburg are working to identify the people involved in a large brawl outside leesburg high school. videos of that fight have been making the rounds on social media. the aunt of one of the teens in this fight told us she's upset that some adults showed up and joined the fight up. >> they were kicking her, face. and these are grown women. >> reporter: police have reviewed this video with the state attorney's office and they one adult will probably face charges. >>> a newly filed order demands documents to see if people selling and financing westgate time sh

and congressman joel connelly of virginia, who is the cochair of the new democratic coalition.omestic prosperity agenda and growing that community and achieving political consensus. we'll also talk about today's house hearing on open really and -- on heroine and opioid abuse. that is to state morning. announcer: at treasury secretary testifies before the house financial services committee starting out to :00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. the -- republican presidential candidate ted cruz on the strategic importance of the united states as an ally in the middle east. this is 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ mr. sen. cruz:. plus aipac. aipac.bless i am thrilled to be here with you today, and let me say at the outset, perhaps to the surprise of the previous speaker, palestine has not existed since 1948. applause] sen. cruz: on wednesday night at cross the country at senate -- on wednesday night at synagogues across the world, jewish people will read the mcgill and. which tells the story of the miraculous rescue of the jewish people from the hands of a wicked persian king. when the evil-doer haman plots

here to talk about it is bob shane, the former cochair of new york'santi-terrorism task . thank you for joining us for small.these explosions today , four days following the capture of salah abdeslam. is it possible that the planned events that he talked about were accelerated and that's what happened today? >> exactly. i think enforcement intelligence agencies are starting to put together pieces of this major arrest on friday and put it together with intelligence, put it together with devices that were seized, other social media, other informants and start to patch together pieces of future attacks, future cells. maybe not with the specifics of the attack but at least the people involved so naturally, when salah abdeslam was arrested on monday, his colleagues all around europe quickly gathered together and decided probably the best thing to do is move ahead quickly. either abort the mission or move ahead quickly. we've seen what they've done right here and they moved ahead to the airport and subway in belgium. heather: authorities releasing information sayingthat he was g

gary powers with his 500th win, responsible for a huge chunk of those during his long time as the cochair. up next the pack heading to colorado springs for a showdown with air force, conference play beginning friday at 12:00. reporting with the wolfpack baseball team, alex margulies. back to you. >>> the wolfpack women's basketball team had a final game of the season on tuesday night. the seniors -- were all honored prior to kickoff. -- pit -- tip off. the first basket came from rihanna everett. she dropped 20 points on the night. later, stevens gets a steal and here's another transition bucket, this time swish from free -- from three-point land. the ladies kept on pushing. ed.d. pass downcourt almost goes out of bounds but it gets saved. in the end it wasn't enough, they lose a close one in overtime, 64-61 in overtime to the broncos. and the nevada men's basketball team clinched a first-round bye with sunday's win over colorado on the tournament they have to win two very important games coming up. the first is on the road tomorrow night against the boise state broncos. both teams tied fo

a cochair of the charity notified authorities when they couldn't account for some of the money. bruce now faces federal wire fraud charges. >>> new information tonight on the flight attendant from brooklyn accused of kicking up her heels and kicking them off and ditching luggage filled with cocaine. the judge ordered marsha reynolds to be held on $500,000 bond. >> reporter: chuck, a federal judge has approved the relesion ase of marsha gay reynolds. at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon she will be back in court here in brooklyn. she faces a minimum of ten years in jail, charged with trafficking and trying to smuggle nearly 70 pounds of angeles. the jetblue flight attendant was randomly selected by tsa for screening. then she nervously made a phone call and ran from the airport. she returned to new york and surrender surrendered. >> she realized what was going on and she turned herself in. she's a good person and she's done everything right in her life up to now. >> reporter: her neighbors in jamaica queens were stunned when we spoke to them and explained to them that marsha was in fact th

we will bring the issue back to those who have influence. ,nd that is russia, usa cochairs of the i.s. sg and to the security council. the alternative, some people call it plan b. available>> flocking to a new anti-immigration party. today, angela merkel is said to be determined to keep her refugee policy on course despite losses at the polls. >> a big show of support for the party that rejects angela merkel's open door migrant policy. >> just six months ago, they were calling at only 5% in the state. they have capitalized on widespread anger. it is the catastrophic policies of chancellor merkel which clearly open people's eyes. this is the only reason why we succeed in entering into an all-state parliament with double-digit percentage figures. we even became instantly the second strongest party. >> exit polls show her losing in two states. the social democrats will hold onto power and the green has emerged on top. the loss of the christian democrats in the states is a big blow for angela merkel. they hope to stem the tide of migrants into europe by having other countries share the bu

more importantly they did it as part of creating a diplomatic process, where russia cochairs the political process with the united states, which is a dramatic increase in russian power and influence over this process. >>> a military pull back from russia does not mean there'll be progress in talks on syria. there are many other players in the war, and many of them are on the ground willing to fight >>> voting has begun in myanmar's parliament to choose the next president. the constitution bars nobel laureate aung san suy kyi from the role. her national league for democracy party won overwhelming majorities in both houses in the election. the party's pick is a long-time confident of sue chi and is expected to beat the other candidate from the military. wayne, who is then likely to become president? >> it seems that the man that wants to become president will become in the next hour or so. a man close to the leader of the national league for democracy. that has caused friction once again between the n.l.d. and the military, which, of course, remains a powerful political force. he is a 69-yea

i cochair on what i do and many the themes are accurate portrayals of what i have accident with hedgegers that work with. maria: you up with new role as chief -- creative planning run by two muddy men. good to see you guys thank you for being here. what did you take on this take on the stroll? >> last year when i came out with this book i was on a mission to push the fiduciary standard. i found there was a should there i thought the best way to change things and give transparency so i took no money from it. i wanted people have a choice in created the technology and two minutes find out what their real costs were because 1% could be a decade of income. the real volatility and compare two values. then they could go in it on their own or go to a fiduciary. when i look for the best firms i want to know who number one was. has been rated number one for two years in a row. parents who rated them as number one independent testers. i didn't take anything from them. i just recommended people. anthony: you called him, he didn't call you. >> called and said tony i want to sit down with you. the

i cochair on what i do and many the themes are accurate portrayals of what i have accident with hedgegers that work with. maria: you up with new role as chief -- creative planning run by two muddy men. good to see you guys thank you for being here. what did you take on this take on the stroll? >> last year when i came out with this book i was on a mission to push the fiduciary standard. i found there was a should there i thought the best way to change things and give transparency so i took no money from it. i wanted people have a choice in created the technology and two minutes find out what their real costs were because 1% could be a decade of income. the real volatility and compare two values. then they could go in it on their own or go to a fiduciary. when i look for the best firms i want to know who number one was. has been rated number one for two years in a row. parents who rated them as number one independent testers. i didn't take anything from them. i just recommended people. anthony: you called him, he didn't call you. >> called and said tony i want to sit down with you. the

president, as one of the cochairs of the u.s.-canadian interparliamentarian group, we welcome the new prime minister to washington. when i was sworn in as a u.s. senator in 2013, my friends and colleagues celebrated at the canadian embassy. i am the first person i have found to have had their swearing-in party at the canadian embassy. but i chose it to make a point that we should not be forgetting our number one trading partner, the only embassy for years draped in banners that read friends, neighbors, partners, allies. so many other countries do not acknowledge their friendship with the u.s. in a way that i think they should. canada does not hide it. canada is proud of it, and we welcome the prime minister today. thank you, mr. president, and i yield the floor. quorum call: the presiding officer: under the previous order, all postcloture time on amendment number 3378 is expired. question occurs on amendment number 3374, offered by the senator from iowa, mr. grassley, for the senator from indiana, mr. donnelly. hearing no further

use military force and did this part of creating a diplomatic political process where now russia cochairsolitical process with the united states which is a dramatic increase in russian power and influence over this process. >> reporter: but a military pull back from russia means there will be real progress on talks in syria. there are many other players in the war and many of them are still on the ground willing to fight. carolyn malone, al jazeera. >>> the iranian foreign minister zarif says the russian pull out is a sign that the ceasefire in syria is working. >> the fact that russia announced that it's withdrawing part of its forces indicates that they don't see an imminent need to resort to force in maintaining the ceasefire. that in and of itself should be a positive sign and now we have to wait and see. >> reporter: we are joined now by the founder of center for american strategic studies in europe kamal and first of all why do you think that russia is withdrawing now? >> well, i think this is a time for making peace and this is the whole work that has been done by the putin adminis

we bring the issue back to those who have influence and that is the russian federation, the usa, cochairse issg and to the security council. the task forces one on the humanitarian side and one on the cessation of them we will be meeting this week and next week and we are using those task forces in order to contribute to make sure that the talks are focusing on the real issue and what is the real issue, the political transitions. therefore the task forces can be extremely helpful in actually addressing those issues which in a way are potentially deflecting for the focus on the focus on the political process. the alternative some people call it plan b as you know. well, as far as i know the only plan b available is return to war and to even worse war than we had so far. rules of the game, now we are getting into technical aspects, we will be doing a briefing. we are just doing a prebriefing today. and we will have a briefing every monday or at the beginning of each week. and the next briefing could be next monday. it's not cast in iron. you will see we will have to adjust ourselves but tha

virginia wholey of was the cochair of the democrat coalition of a report released last week designedpromote a domestic american prosperity agenda and achieving political consensus. we will talk about today's house opioid on heroin and abuse. "washington journal" begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. tuesday, securities and exchange commission's chair mary joe white testifies on the budgetnt's 2017 sec request. that is live tuesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. treasury secretary jack lew testifies tuesday on the state of the international financial system. live coverage of his remarks start at 10:00 eastern on c-span three. candidate john kasich speaks on foreign policy and the relationship between the united states and israel. his remarks before the american israel public affairs committee convention are 25 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome republican presidential candidate john kasich. [applause] governor kasich: thank you. thank you very much. i'm delighted to be back at aipac, an organization i have known and worked with since the early 1980's. back

bob goodlatte is cochair of the congressal internet caucus -- congressional internet caucus, kate tummarello covers technology for politico. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> former contribution a and nsa director, general michael hayden, discussed his book, "playing to the edge," and offered his views on intelligence and national security. he talks about waterboarding, the apple iphone encryption debate and the brussels terror attacks. the american enterprise institute hosted this event. it's about an hour and a half. >> thank you. whoa, we're life. we're live. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the american enterprise institute. i'm marc thiessen, a fellow here, and we're pleased to be joined today by former cia and nsa director michael hayden. with the events in europe this week, i can't think of anyone better than mike to enlighten us and put these, put everything that we're seeing on our television screens into perspective. mike, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, marc

just a few weeks ago i had the privilege of cochairing a policy hearing with our leader nancy pelosi on the flint crisis. looking at what happened at every single level. particularly concerned not just with the fact there was a disinvestment in the water structure itself and diverting poisoned water into homes, but what would happen in terms of because it if, long-term cognitive success of those children, some 9000 children. that is the same circumstance we face in baltimore. when a child is poisoned with six, iter the age of impacts their cognitive ability over the course of their lifetime. i think that in addition to the heart infrastructure, make those improvements, we make sure we have resources available for education over the course of a lifetime. we are starting to see relationships between the incarcerated population and lead paint poisoning. when those links are made, it is important for us to make adjustments early on so we can have some mitigation as to what might happen with young people down the line, so that physical resources, but also the other sorts of education and

>> first and foremost for me, when i hired anybody was you better be able to recruit or u cannot cochair. selling south carolina's going to be easy for us moving forward. the coaches are with the players more than i am. when were recruiting on the road, he is with them every single day. it is important to continue the message that you are having with your football team. i call at the barber chat -- barbershop and that is where they can go complain about the coaches.>> as you look back at the program and what you think is going to be your biggest challenge on the field?>> always go back and watch the film from the previous year. we were playing hard. special in some of the games. we had the opportunity to flip the schedule in an eight win season. you are what your record is, we're 3-9 record and i'm a 3-9 coach.>> argue excited to get the guys on the field this spring? i i think that after talking some discipline, that is@what we have hung our hat on. that is where we need to make some strides. i think that we have talked about it in our off-season, going into spring. from there, you have

i think in the five years now that i have cochaired the council, we have had maybe three no-votes.r we passed these things. this year at passed unanimously. i credit extraordinary leadership in the legislator, senate, house. because of theis governor's leadership. it would not have been possible without that. pick up on that? i think george's model is one we should all look at. thesystem understanding assistance was made available. it is not just about keeping the stakeholder from rolling back the efforts, which i think is so keen. that is, is am product of years and years and the layers and layers of decisions. decisions that have been made over the years and it is not going to be undone session,gislative right? and so, georgia has taken the view that we are going to take is one year to time, one step at a time. accomplishment, the first hb-876. they are now looking to take another step. i know you are interested in probation the population, long, fines and fees are on your radar. really, i think they would not have been where they are at they had not taken that first step will st

the council itself is cochaired by the mayor and the superintendent. there are 13 county leaders from the school districts from the mayor that sit on this council and come together to address issues such as chronic absenteeism. there are over 15 individuals participating on working groups actively working to addressed all the issues that are outlined by the council itself. i would like to give you a copy. i have a few copies here from the outcomes framework recently released. it's 180 pages. i hope you have the at some point to look through it at some point. for our children and families there are deliverables. the first is to look at the outcomes framework that you have before you now. it was adopted by the council on january 28th of this year. that framework itself outlines the milestones that the ste a school district and community want all children and all families in san francisco to reach. so, for the council has come to gather to create this framework itself that we can align our priorities as a city together. now that we have that framework cre

the council itself is cochaired by the mayor and the superintendent. there are 13 county leaders from the school districts from the mayor that sit on this council and come together to address issues such as chronic absenteeism. there are over 15 individuals participating on working groups actively working to addressed all the issues that are outlined by the council itself. i would like to give you a copy. i have a few copies here from the outcomes framework recently released. it's 180 pages. i hope you have the at some point to look through it at some point. for our children and families there are deliverables. the first is to look at the outcomes framework that you have before you now. it was adopted by the council on january 28th of this year. that framework itself outlines the milestones that the ste a school district and community want all children and all families in san francisco to reach. so, for the council has come to gather to create this framework itself that we can align our priorities as a city together. now that we have that framework cre

the cochair says he is confident that harbor house will get through this. >>> a man who drove his truck into a group of people on horseback will spend the next five years in prison. r. todd intentionally drove his truck into a group after an argument with riders. one of the horses was killed. one admitted to using a racial slur before it happened. prosecutors wanted todd to serve ten years but the owner of the horse says she is satisfied with the sentence. we can't bring back what happened that night or change it. >> todd will also to pay $7,500 worth of medical bills and compensation for the owner of the horse. >>> a kissimmee woman just fell victim to a $14,000 sweepstakes scam instead of winning two and a half million dollars, she spent fees on a jackpot that didn't exist. >> the call came after kathleen tiffany entered a mail sweepstakes. kathleen heard she won two and a half million dollars. >> i thought, oh, the answer to >> reporter: kathleen wired $1,000 to what she thought was the costa rica headquarters for insurance fees and she sent a $900 delivery fee. then this call, the m

. >> he is also the cochair of the congressional internet caucus and another issue that's important to the technical community is the immigration visa. what is your thinking on this that's in the news and in the political? >> first of all, any immigration in the country should and the country should be founded on a couple of principles, but one that is fair to american workers into and second, that it encourages the education of americans so they can get as many of the jobs as possible but also it recognizes that that there's certain areas in the economy there are shortages of workers where you don't meet meet the shortages you run the risk of businesses locating their entire enterprise in canada and europe and anywhere in the world in china, india, wherever so it makes sense to make sure they are able to get the workers they need to maintain their business operations in the united states. so the program that is in existence for a long time is an important program and it is in need of reform in the last congress we passed out of the house judiciary committee legislation that reforms th

he talks about the new democrat coalition, a group he cochairs. >> residents will vote for their candidateay. go to www.c-span.org for coverage and information. out of brussels this morning, the washington post reports more than one dozen people were killed and injured after coordinated explosions at the airport. the paper made the connection that this event came after the arrest of the attack in paris. donald trump discusses the role post.o in the washington other presidential candidates spoke about the middle east and other f

biden, and i have the pleasure of cochairing the military family caucus with san ford bishop and we spent a lot of time together as we were thinking through priorities and it is great to be on the stage certainlyoday and recognizing general baught. to miss the reminders of great women before us. we follow their lead, remember their struggles, and enjoy the rights and freedoms that they have helped to secure. so often we talk about the past but women's history month provides us an opportunity to challenge people to think about those who live today and create history for the next generation. today, we honor women who dream and accepted the call to serve our country and protect our freedom. william --general wilma [indiscernible] in 1980 became the first woman selected for promotion to brigadier general in the comptroller career field. whoonor another young woman 1984 joinedlater in the air force and made the personal decision, she was going to be the first female fighter pilot if and when the ban was lifted. was lifted us young woman faced another hurdle, a challenging environment in which

for example, governor sandoval and martinez are two cochairs enormously successful and they were successful with the latino community. one of the reasons they were successful is we attack -- we assume that we have an awesome candidate: we have an inclusive message that only affects minority communities. they get excited about that kind of candidate and messaging, so i think a couple of things, iowa, the crate percentage of largely non-hispanic voters that voted for a hispanic candidate, they were not hispanic but excited about someone that was of diverse ethnicity. in the cases of sandoval, martinez, nikki haley, the voters getting excited about those kind of candidates, it is not just folks that -- it is other folks as well and anytime you have a strong candidate with a strong message is a recipe. >> the policy position has a clear strategy? >> it is always a combination of both. you can determine on your knowledge of humanity that some folks will be interested in policy initiatives, some of their personal story and background, ethnicity, some motivated because someone knocked on the door

and he is a national cochair of the fund raising campaign for the school. the dedication is set for april 19th. if you were hoping to meet the star, sorry, it's by invitation only. >>> and trending this morning, a pair of pennsylvania brothers who won the lottery accepted the totals of the winnings and they were very, very different. his brother bob, just 7. not million, $7. still, the pennsylvania lottery, should say, florida lottery, did not want bob to feel left how the and so at the press conference for james' big win, they presented his brother with a big check, too so he didn't feel left out, even for $7. and that is more than what he had when he he got the ticket. >> and this issy look at last night's winning lottery numbers. . >>> welcome back. just about 10:15 on your sunday morning and breaking news. at least 18 migrants drowned off of the turkish coast. the boat was trying to make it to turkey from war-torn syria. the tragedy is amidcalls from the e eu for turkey to open up the borders for refugees. >>> and in iraq, this picture shows the most re

. >> -- charity night at the tables. we'll have the cochair in the studio to talk about who benefits from the event. >> and some terrifying video has been released. we're going to show you the video of the car plummeting into the ohio river from the bridge could a passenger plain from dubai attempted a landing in russia and crashed. >> bridge crash investigation. the new information we're learning about the vehicle that plunged into the ohio river. and march madness continues. allie cohn and brad steinke have reports on how our local teams did last night -- thanks for waking up early with us here on cincinnati saturday. first a quick check of some good basketball watching weather today. here's meteorologist brandon orr with no wait weather. >> hey, liz. we have rain falling in a couple areas. at least over downtown we have rain. not too much in northern kentucky yet. most of it is in the 275 loop and pushing north. where we do have rain that's where temperatures have been falling faster. you can see brookville and oxford and versailles down to 41. we'll likely be in the 30s there ove

as cochair of the senate caucus to end human trafficking, i spent many hours with those dedicated to fighting this crime and those who were victimized by it. for victims, the toll is measured in stolen childhoods, in painful trauma. for traffickers, it is measured in dollars, often a lot of dollars. it is a problem that i believe should command more attention around our country and certainly here in the united states congress. the aim of our investigation is very straightforward: we want to understand how lawmakers, law enforcement, and even private businesses can more effective combat this serious crime that thrives on the online black market. trarvegers have found -- traffickers have found new refuge in customers that specialize in advertising -- quote -- "ordinary prostitution and lawful escort services." this business called backpage.com is the leader in that industry with annual revenues in excess of $130 million last year. backpage has a special niche. according to one industry analyst, in 2013, eight out out of every 10 dollars spent onion line commercial sex advertising in th

democratic congressman of virginia who is the cochair of the new democrat coalition, on a report thatalso talk about today's hearing on heroin opiate abuse and president obama's trip to cuba. it begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. >> tomorrow night, c-span's road to the white house coverage continues as arizona holds its presidential primary and utah and idaho conduct caucuses. we'll bring you live result coverage and speeches on tuesday starting sometime in the evening after the polls close. >> when you you tell republicans participate in the caucuses a first online voting, we've been looking into this a reporter from the wall street journal, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> explain how this is going to work. >> we actually just got updated stickers today from the utah secretary of state office. about 59000 republicans are participating on the on my boat. what happens is they complete a separate resident registration for the have to be registered to vote and they complete a separate registration to vote online. they get a pin number or a co

that is on a bit on the board and cochair of the committee, finally cochair without having one meeting but it's because the board of trustees has not had committees. i know they have committees will be having our first meeting tomorrow evening, march 23 at 6 pm. yay. other informational items. posted in this agenda the staff report on the accepted for the month of february, 2016. i would like to call-we need her for the memorial adjournments. commissioner >> commissioner we will adjourn the meeting in honor of the former principal of george washington high school. mr.-passed away on march 15, 2016. he was a graduate of san francisco unified district atty. jim parker elementary school average junior high any graduate from mission high school. he began 34 year career in san francisco unified school district in 1961 as a teacher and counselor at junior high and in 1969 he became the voice dean of san francisco followed by his appointment a year later at the assistant principal at -and then he served as the principal from 1974-1981 and was assigned by superintendent robert elio drove to th

i talked to his campaign cochair and his policy people. trying to get some comfort. that they said that made me feel comfortable is this individual said you cannot fake good kids. if you have good kids, that says something about you. very good, very accomplished, very supportive kids. that gave me some comfort. >> i hope not. >> becoming the nominee. >> i cannot support a big government socialist. i think we have to running on the democratic side. our country needs to go away from that, not towards it. it would be bad for the american people. ceo, it is about a delegate. a big push. where does cruz succeed? his trajectory. ♪ pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with

the cochair with the campaign and park president mark buehler. we have come together with some of the city's most iconic events including the super bowl. we worked so closely together on america's cup and we are working together and environmental stewardship and programming and it's great to have the collaboration that we do. today it's about the update of the basin. as david introduced, it's been a long standing partnership and pretty aspect collar with a lot of partners in the fold. i'm going to start out with a little bit of a big picture. we have great partners and a robust partner team and she's going to take us through the details and discussion the competition which happened. these are some precedents for the opportunity that we have. i wanted to speak just a second for creating more park space particularly in the southeast neighborhood of san francisco. both the port and recreation and parks have been working very closely at the leadership guidance of the economic workforce department and the planning development. we are all acutely aware

secretary's approval, debbie teri secretary of defense and vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff cochaired an implementation group that reviewed each of these plans in detail. they determined all the plans adequately address the secretary carter's seven guiding principles. standards, population size, physical demands and physiological differences, conduct and culture, talent management, operating abroad, and assessment and adjustment. and ensuring they need those guiding principles. the statement, with additional details on the secretaries approval, including links to the implementation plans and links to additional comments from the secretary. hise plans we posted to website. i encourage you all to check those out. toretary carter will travel the white house to attend a state dinner for the canadian prime minister trudeau. canada is an important ally to the united states, especially in the isis efforts. their will be doubling military contributions. with that, i would be happy to take your questions. weapons,ing chemical can you say more about multiple detainee? from the can you say when

the council itself is cochaired by the mayor and the superintendent. there are 13 county leaders from the school districts from the mayor that sit on this council and come together to address issues such as chronic absenteeism. there are over 15 individuals participating on working groups actively working to addressed all the issues that are outlined by the council itself. i would like to give you a copy. i have a few copies here from the outcomes framework recently released. it's 180 pages. i hope you have the at some point to look through it at some point. for our children and families there are deliverables. the first is to look at the outcomes framework that you have before you now. it was adopted by the council on january 28th of this year. that framework itself outlines the milestones that the ste a school district and community want all children and all families in san francisco to reach. so, for the council has come to gather to create this framework itself that we can align our priorities as a city together. now that we have that framework cre

so we have national cochair morgan ortegas with us.organ, they still say donald trump is doing it. the question is can he? >> that is the question of the day. after last night i see that as a two-man race between trump and cruz. there is nothing there. there's no downers talking to him. he is less delegates and rubio. he will see a lot of pressure to get out of the race. people are going to focus on the race between trump and cruz. the two of them together have over a dozen delegate already and i think trump has around 36% of the total delegates. cruz has around 20%, 29% going in. this is a two-man race as far as i'm concerned. neil: it might be a race, but it's an ipo raised for cruz. the gap widened significantly between he and donald trump. i know missouri is still not willing and able to call it. the fact of the matter is we were shut out last night. >> he was. he probably played a little too cute in ohio and florida ultimately neil: knockout rubio. neil: he is going to regret that. i know what he was trying to do. a little too cut

in fact, the cochair of the trump campaign there. gentlemen, welcome to both of you.very good to have you. what do you make of what mitt romney said. donald trump does not feed the party. they may have, after that interview with donald trump skipping out. what do you think? >> clearly the one person that does not speak, the shelf like expired in 2012. they are speaking with energy. to alabama. two nevada. looking forward to march 15. florida and ohio. at this point, people will recognize that it is a done deal. mitt romney would say that he will not support donald trump. ted cruz all saying they will support donald trump if he is the nominee. we need to secure our borders. we need our jobs coming back. we need to deal with immigration. those are the top line messages. resignation with the voters. they've romney is not speaking for the party, clearly not speaking for the party. >> do you think that it is strange? supporting the nominee. after we have heard the likes of marco rubio. calling him a con man and a phony. is that possible? >> well, no. thank you. by the way,

he's tweeting that he will cochair the events later this morning .ou seem to suggest that you think europe will come together on this. lan -- whenbatac you think this one is different? anin: well, there has been amount of confusion on the issue of counterterrorism on 5 bataclan. but these two things will start to be seen as much more linked, as we have discovered that a associatesther is those h -- there is a coming together of the risk, the flows of immigrants from syria, refugees, and ultimately you may end up ath a harder nose, tougher line in terms of drawing up orders and preventing people to come in. that'spy days europe -- disappearing. now the neighborhood is interfering in europe. europe has always come together best when it is threatened from outside, and it's not good at getting together when it is trying to do things without that external pressure. that's the only basis of my somewhat optimistic outcome. francine: thank you so much. you will have plenty more on this brussels breaking news. what we know so far -- two explosions ripped thro

bob goodlatte is cochair of the congressal internet caucus -- congressional internet caucus, kate tummarello covers technology for politico. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> former contribution a and nsa director, general michael hayden, discussed his book, "playing to the edge," and offered his views on intelligence and national security. he talks about waterboarding, the apple iphone encryption debate and the brussels terror attacks. the american enterprise institute hosted this event. it's about an hour and a half. >> thank you. whoa, we're life. we're live. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the american enterprise institute. i'm marc thiessen, a fellow here, and we're pleased to be joined today by former cia and nsa director michael hayden. with the events in europe this week, i can't think of anyone better than mike to enlighten us and put these, put everything that we're seeing on our television screens into perspective. mike, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, marc

then democratic congressman darrell connelly of virginia, who is the cochair of the democrat coalition, on i'm a poor released designed to promote a domestic american prosperity agenda, and the economy, and achieving political consensus. we will also talk about the hearing on heroin and opioid abuse, and president obama's trip to cuba. is live at journal," 7:00 a.m. eastern. israel publicn affairs committee holds its annual policy conference this week in washington. coming up tonight, we bring you remarks by the presidential candidates, speaking at that event. first, democratic candidate hillary clinton, then remarks by republican candidates governor john kasich, donald trump, and senator ted cruz. during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house, as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton gave the keynote at the american israel public affairs committee annual policy conference. she focused on the importance of strengthening the u.s. israel relationship, and criticize republican candidate d