keynote speakers include command of the army daniel daily. and leslie gordon.your questions before and after the ceremony. again, that is today starting at noon eastern on c-span3. >> in august of 1945, 70 years ago, american forces dropped two atomic bombs over japan. one in hiroshima, the other in nagasaki. up next teacher gruen recalls graduating from northwestern university --dieter gruen recalls graduating from northwestern university and joining the atomic bomb project. he discusses government support for science from the 1940's to the present day.

keynote speakers include command of the army daniel daily. and leslie gordon. they will all take your questions before and after the ceremony. again, that is today starting at noon eastern on c-span3. >> in august of 1945, 70 years ago, american forces dropped two atomic bombs over japan. one in hiroshima, the other in nagasaki. up next teacher gruen recalls graduating from northwestern university --dieter gruen recalls graduating from northwestern university and joining the atomic bomb project. he discusses government support for science from the 1940's to the present day. this hour 20 minutes of oral history is from the voices of the manhattan project, created by the heritage foundation and los alamos historical society. mr. gruen: i was born on november 21, 1922 in waldorf, germany. interviewer: where is that? mr. gruen: waldorf is a small village near the town of [indiscernible] which is near the better-known weimar. town of weimar. that is just south. interviewer: what was your childhood like? mr. gruen: my childhood was very, very pleasant. my father was

sergeant major daniel daily.we'll take your questions before and after the ceremony by phone, internet and twitter. video of pope paul vi as they address the united nations. get the complete schedule at c-span.org. >> the pope's upcoming visit to the u.s. c-span has coverage from washington, the first stop on the tour. pope francis will visit the white house, starting with a welcoming ceremony on the south lawn, followed by a meeting with president obama. thursday, september 24th, the pope makes history on capitol hill becoming the first pontiff to address the senate and house of representatives. follow the live coverage of the historic trip to washington. watch on life tv or c-span.org. >>> wednesday, president obama and the first lady will welcome post francis to the white house with a south lawn ceremony beginning at 8:45 eastern. at 4:00 p.m., pope francis will say mass in washington, d.c. about 25,000 people are expected to attend. thursday, at 10:00 a.m., he will address a joint meeting of congress. the fir

speakers include sergeant major of the army daniel daily and author and historian leslie gordon.will take your questions before and after the ceremony by phone, facebook, and twitter. monday afternoon at 4:00 on real america -- reel america, archival video of hopes addressing the united nations. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. upcoming visit to the u.s., c-span has live coverage from washington. the first stop on the post where , on wednesday, september 23, he will visit the white house starting with a welcoming ceremony on the south lawn followed by a meeting with president obama. 24, on thursday, september he makes history on capitol hill, becoming the first pontiff to address both the house of representatives and the senate during a joint meeting. follow all live coverage of the pope's historic visit to washington. watch live on tv or online at c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. joining us nows to talk about issues that african-american women will face as they go to the old in 2016. our guests are melanie campbell, she is the ceo of national coalition of b

speakers include sergeant major daniel daily and historian leslie gordon.we'll take your questions before and after the ceremony by phone, if and twts twitter. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, archival video of pope paul vi in 1955 and pope paul ii in 1979 as they address the united nations. get our complete schedule at cspan.org. >>> the pope's upcoming visit to the u.s. c-span has live coverage from washington, the first stop on the pope's tour. on wednesday, september 23, pope francis will visit the white house starting with a welcoming ceremony on the south lawn followed by a meeting with president obama. on thursday, september 24, the pope makes history on capitol hill, becoming the first pontiff to address both the house of representatives and the senate during a joint meeting. follow all of c-span's live coverage of the pope's visit to washington. watch live on tv or online at cspan.org. >>> next, a senate judiciary committee hearing on electronic privacy with government officials and representatives from the tech industry. they testified ab

reporter: racist thugs and neo-nazis have been gathering outside the building daily since the refugees moved in. daniellms their gatherings. molitor says they're trying to intimidate them. he's received death threats himself. >> i've had two. i've been told to hang myself, or they'd like to lynch me. and that they'll get me eventually. reporter: they're also threatening him on social media. "if you keep taking like that," it says, "one day you'll be whisked off in a dark car and never seen again." the city of dresden has commissioned security guards to protect the hostel. the shelter has already been attacked several times -- it's been pelted with stones, bottles and stink-bombs. many people who live in the neighboring buildings don't want the refugees around. one has come to complain. he wants to remain anonymous. daniel molitor listens to what he has to say. >> the french and english have national pride. ours was broken when our grandfathers lost a war and now we're the wimps who have to take in all these people. reporter: molitor keeps his cool, no matter how racist the statements get. he says dialo

daily activities. >> so do it with lavender. >> i can smell the lavender. >> you see danielle heat making soap at what she does at 520 in the morning. >> when i was in college i just felt that, i felt like i was being called to something different besides marriage. >> she likes structure, she likes taking her subway from technology. that is what is keeping so many people from coming here. to keep this in perspective there's also a 4 million-dollar expansion. >> how do they raise 4 million bucks question mark. >> online. they are very popular in social media, they have an advertising campaign which a lot don't do that. >> what is a woman have to do to become a non- question mark. >> you have to go through some preparation with your family. a lot of people are prepared for that. also waking up at 520 in the morning and putting yourself first, they don't want to have to separate themselves from technology. >> have they given you the reason why, why do they want to >> says they are called to that god. and i'm thinking that i miss a calling to god? how did the note they called you. >> do you think they would let you do that for a week.

daily dose of sodium. we checked the nutritional info of food. jack daniel's sampler has more than 4300 milligrams of sodium. and the famous bloomin onion 38 hundred milligrams. let's say i get the shrimp and spinach salad. that's still close to 3,000 milligrams of sodium. restaurant owners slam the new rules telling us, quote, this is the latest in a long litany of superfluous hoops restaurants here in new york must jump through. every one of these cumbersome new laws makes it tougher and tougher for restaurants to find success. but customers we spoke with are behind the idea. >> but it just informs the public about what they're actually eating. and i think that will just lead to people making healthier choices. >> reporter: and we did reach out to all the restaurants we featured in our story. none of them have yet returned our calls for comment. live in midtown, michael george, news 4 new york. >> michael, thank you. >>> have you seen this video? a jumbo jet's engine bursting into flames on a las vegas runway with passengers and crew on board. imagine being

daily in 2007. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" jitters over september swoon and samsung takes on a smartwatch. hena danielsas more. >> reporter: stock markets in asia sank again today. nikkei fell 3% and shanghai composite lost 1%. here on wall street down day to finish the month. august finishing the worst month in more than three years. the s&p 500 was down 17 points and the nasdaq finished 15 points lower. >>> infidelity website ashley madison is growing. the company that runs the site says hundreds of thousands of users signed up last week. in august, hackers released ashley madison customer data, company e-mails, and other documents. yahoo! ceo melissa meyer is president. she announced on social media she is expecting twin girls in september. she plans to work throughout. she was pregnant when she was hired at yahoo!'s chief three years ago. the news comes as yahoo! is splani in planning to spin off its holding in alibaba. >>> samsung says it will release a new smartphone this thursday. the new watch is called the gear s-2 and it's equipped with 3g connectivity and samsung says the battery life is 2 t

di will bebar providing daily briefings to the media across the three cities of the pope's visit in united states. we are also honored to have with enardo,inal daniel ind archbishop of galveston-houston. and representing the local the likesshop, and hillary bishop of the archdiocese of washington. the format for this evening will be that each of our principals will say a few opening remarks, and then we open the floor to questions. father bombarded, -- lombardi, would you like to start? forer lombardi: i thank you working for the coverage of the papal visit. that in the first meeting of the pope on the plane with the journalist, leaving he said to the journalists thank you for the service that you will do in helping me in my mission. in spreading good news and the news of peace that he has sent out in the pastoral visit to cuba and the u.s. and the greeting he has sent to the journalists on the plane. he has said pleased say to your colleagues, they you for your work in this coverage of the pastoral visit and give news of the peace and so on in the world. give news of the peace and so on in the world. notress these also for you only for the group t

anthony horowitz being interviewed by the daily male about the new bond book trigger mort us asked about actor who's could take over the raoul from daniel horowitz said elba was quote probably a bit too street for bond. horowitz took to twitter today to apologize for offensing his one with comment. he does admit it was a poor choice of words. >>> well a cat is lucky to be alive after being shot by a stray bullet in york. the stray shot went right through the window in angel angs home. the bullet went through the couch and hit opie the cat lying there and it didn't stop l the bullet ricco chehed and hit the couch angelica was sleeping on then it flew off the room to the love seat and lodged in pillow inches way from her three-year-old son. angelica is convinced po convinp saved her son's life and she had to save opie, too. >> there was the option to put him down. >> yes. i told them i wanted to keep him. he's my son's little hero. i got to do what i got to do. he saved my son's live. need to keep him around. >> opie did undergo surgery to fix his wound and he is expected to be okay. >>> okay. new four wheel spider car is hitting the mark

daniel dedario says it was like tuning into an episode of the second season of "game of thrones" and trying to follow along. too many characters, too many subplots and simply too much of everything. the dailyjamie weinstein goes a step further, calling for the organizers of the next debate to cut down the number of candidates, quote, saying it's time to whittle down the number of people who get to participate in the shindigs. the candidates have had plenty of time to campaign and get their message across. if they can't poll in the top eight at this point, they just shouldn't be invited to the debate. what does your gut tell you? do you think it's time to cut down the number? go to newsnation.msnbc.com to cast that big vote. we'll be right back. rong! what's that? you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did, very quietly... you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts. with each 150 calories or less, try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars and new creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. go on, have one! i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c

daniel. rather than sort of pin you to an exact number, if you owned one of these diesel cars in question, if that was your dailyestimation of the reduction of power and fuel economy, would you return the car or would it not be enough that you would say, okay, i can live with that? >> for my experience in developing these systems, i would not be selling the car. you know, i believe this is a system that is governed by thermodynamics and chemistry and i have been involved with this for years in the development. sometimes it's not even a fuel economy -- or actually a fuel consumption issue. it's just a phasing of fuel injection timing. >> daniel carder, west virginia university, candle, daniel, it pleasure to have you on. very insightful. >> thank you. >> look at where we stand on the stock market. we've cut our losses, paring our loss this is half with the dow now off session lows by 160 points. we've got the widely held stocks though still in the red as we enter the final hour of trading. shortly cisco systems, wells fargo down almost a percent, gilead along with by knbiotechs the worst of it. stick around. we'r