former "meet the press" moderator david gregory discusses aids and religion in his book "how's your faith?." is interviewed by sally quinn, founding editor of on faith. >> host: david, tell me how you came to the title of your book, "how's your faith?" >> guest: it was a question posted made by president bush who asked me that question numerous times. i write about in the book just before i got the job at "meet the press" as i was getting it. he had heard that i was studying with some we both know, erica brown, political scholar, moderate orthodox woman and is trying to deepened my faith. i was meeting with him in the oval office and we're talking about the economy. he was giving me advice on how to whether public scrutiny and then he said, gravely, how is your faith? every time he asked the question i found to be such a penetrating question. people might be startled that he would ask the reporter covering the white house that question but i never found it inappropriate. there was context. he heard i was studying. and i said to him, i am studying bible that i'm trying to deepened my faith

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. >> reporter: david gregory delaware department of finance when the owner can't be found the money end up with state treasury. >> we have a lot of assets that we'd like to write with true owners. in the past when it was more of a paper driven process people would get discouraged and fall by the way side. this allows them to do it all at one time. >> reporter: with the states new website. >> they can search for names, click the properties they believe that belong to them 10 then they can file the claim in one seem less step: now to make it easy i posted links to not only delaware but links to states all used by each state on us fill testimony .com i'll be sharing it on facebook twitter, if you find your name file a claim. ukee washington only so much i can do. >> i no. thank you, jim. i'm waiting for cash to roll over. you found more. >> reporter: empty your wallet obviously you have too much. >> i wish. >> reporter: your people are like mine we guard our money. we guard our money. >> what are you trying to say. thank you jim appreciate it. well tomorrow the military plans to remove rem

at 9:00 p.m., david gregory on his current book how is your faith about faith and religion.y the founding editor of " on faith." tonight at 8:00 in lectures in history, alexander hamilton and the early republic. sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. on "reel america," the first three years of the soviet union plus war in afghanistan and alleged were crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete we can schedule at www.c-span.org. >> coming up next, contributors and editors from the book "people make the piece." their personal experiences in the vietnam antiwar movement.

coming up, david gregory on his current book, "how is your faith?" he is interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span3, san diego state university elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the central government and his role to mediate between the states. sunday afternoon at 4:00, the u.s. information agency film on the soviet u.s. war on afghanistan including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete we schedule at c-span.org. the european parliament talked about the volkswagen emissions data. this session was held at the european parliament in strasbourg, france. >> thank you madam president, and commissioner. today we are talking about a very sad story. thatgislators, we thought over the years we had contributed in a practical emissions ofducing cars. we thought that we had reached important targets to ensure that european citizens would be able to live in a cleaner environment. fact, we find ourselves confronted with a different situation. we guarantee clean air to breathe for our citizens. we are now cer

on afterwards, former meet the press moderator david gregory discusses space and religion on house your faith. dale discusses 100 million-dollar mark zuckerberg donated to schools, who is in charge of america's schools? also we bring you information from the tenth annual brooklyn book festival. you'll see authors authors and panels on social change, sexuality, gender, and more. and more. for complete television schedule visit but to be.org. book tv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. >> now but to be coverage of brooklyn book festival on social change, and voting rights in the middle class. throughout the festival there may be language some people may find offensive. first up from the tenth annual book tenth annual book festival, a panel on social change. >> my name is nick, i am the president of the brooklyn law school, last night at the gala i was introduced as nick all red. if it was a book, upon, a complement or compliment or both. i actually appreciated that introduction. brooklyn law school is proud to once again be supporting and participati

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former meet the press moderator david gregory discusses faith and religion in his book "how's your faith" interviewed by sally quinn the founding editor of on faith. >> host: david, tell me how you came to the title of your book, "how's your faith." >> guest: welcome it was a question posed to me by president bush to ask me that question numerous times. i wrote about this in the book before i got the job at meet the press. he had heard through a mutual friend that i was studying with, someone we both know, erica brown, developers caller -- biblical scholar -- but i was trying to deep in my faith. i have been meeting with him in the oval office and we were talking about the economy, and he was giving advice on how to whether public scrutiny and then he said gregory, how is your faith? every time he asked me to be that question, i found it to be such a penetrating question. i think people find it startling he would ask a reporter covering the white house that question but i never found it inappropriate. there was context, he heard that i was studying. and i said to him i'm studying the bib

coming upsunday night at 9:00 on kw afterwards," former meet the press host, david gregory on his book "how's your faith" about faith and religion. on american history tv on c-span3, saturday night at 8:00, on lectures in history, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the federal government and belief in a strong central government to mediate between the states. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes, including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >>> our c-span campaign 2016 bus is on a road to the white house tour. this week was at the comcast studio xfinity store in chicago's clyburn corridor. shoppers visited the bus to learn about c-span's online interactive resources for following campaign 2016. to keep track of the bus turks follow the bus on twitter and uns unsu instagram using @c-spanbus. >>> now a discussion on the life of jack kemp. from today's

eastern, david gregory discusses faith and religion. then at 10:00, "u.s. news & world reports" ken walsh discusses how presidents cultivate they're film to -- and then at 11:15, the book once upon a time in russian. tonight on booktv. >> now from the mississippi book festival held in jackson in august, an author discussion on the civil war. ... fame. >> i'd like to thank all of you for coming. i was going to start the session off with the quote from another mississippi author, shelby foote. any understand offering this nation has to be based on an noning of the civil war. the civil war deoffendded us as what we are and it opened us to what we game, good and bad. it's necessary if you're going to understand the american character of the 20th century to learn about this enormous catastrophe of the 19th 19th century. the crossroads of our being and a hell of a crossroads. i'd like to crow introduce my kole legs. on the far right is timothy smith. mike mallard, justin solonick, and tom parson and i'll pitch it to tim. >> it's beautiful to be here with you toda

and coming up sunday night at 9:00 on book tv afterwards, former "meet the press" host david gregory on his current book how's your faith about faith and religion. he's interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span3, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of federal government and his belief in a strong central government to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get the complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> this monday on c-span's new series landmark cases, in 1830, dred scott was enslaved to dr. john emerson. during his enlistment in the army, emerson was assigned to duties in several free states. during which dred scott married harriet robinson. mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom but she refused. follow the case in the new series landmark cases. we'll explore this historic supreme court ruling on

coming up sunday night at 9:00 on book tv's "after words" former "meet the press" host david gregory on fade and religion, interviewed by sally quinn, founding editor of "on faith." american history tv on c-span3, saturday night at 8:00, lectures and history, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the federal government, and his belief in a strong central government to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00, on "real america," the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> democratic congressmen jerrold nadler, mike quigley, and gerry connolly took part in a rally calling for greater media access to the federal courts including the supreme court. they've introduced a bill that would require cameras in the supreme court and all federal appellate courts. the congressmen spoke to reporters outside the supreme court. it's a half hour. >> goo

coming up at 9:00 on sunday night, former meet the press host and nbc white house correspondent david gregory and religion. the interview by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span3 saturday night at 8:00, san diego state university onfessor elizabeth thomes alexander hamilton and his belief on a strong central government. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, in 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes, including the bombing of possible's. get the complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >> the house today approved a bill that will allow the export of crude oil produced in the u.s. by lifting the ban enacted in 1975. the vote was 261-159. also today, representative waters became the 218th member to sign a discharge petition that would bring the measure of reauthorizing the import-export bank on october 26. off the floor, the focus remained on who will be the next house speaker after kevin mccarthy suddenly dropped out of the race yesterday. in a closed-door republican meeting this morning, the hill an

. >> coming up next, david gregory talks about faith and religion. is interviewed by sally quinn, founding editor of "on faith." coming up we have alexander hamilton, the role of the creation of the federal government believing in the strong central government to mediate between the states. get the complete schedule at c-span.org. >> president obama was in roseburg, oregon, to meet privately with the families of those who lost their lives in last week's shooting at umpqua. he gave brief remarks. >> we would like to support the family is at this terrible time. [inaudible] the one thing that they shared is how much they appreciate the communities coming together. no dog. >> the moments going forward, we are going to have to figure out things. [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you, sir. >> coming up next from the house budget committee getting the 2016 federal budget. >> members of the parliament met recently to discuss the investigation into volkswagen this begins with european commissioner for internal market and entrepreneurship this is cost over one h

coming up sunday night at 9:00 -- at 9:00, david gregory on his current book, "how is your faith?" on faith and religion. on american history tv on 8:00, sanonight at diego state university professor on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the federal government and is believed in a strong central government to mediate between the states. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on the first or," years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan, and alleged war crimes, including the bombing of hospitals. it are complete schedule at www.c-span.org. -- get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. made asday, donald trump campaign appearance in las vegas or he talked about his campaign, media, and foreign policy. from the treasure island hotel and casino, this is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you won't hear this in the media -- but donald -- [applause] donald gave $20 million to the st. jude's children home, $20 million. [applause] he decided to give it to children with cancer. that's donald trump. by the way donald has more hispanics, hundreds of thousands

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former "meet the meet meet met e user, davis -- david gregory, discusses his book, "house your faith? " >> david, telling me how you came to the tight ol' your book o'how's your faith. >> guest: actually a question o''s pods to in by president bush. he asked me the question numerous items as i got the job. heard through a mutual friend that is was studying with someone who -- erica brown, a modern oar orthodox woman and i was trying to deepen my faith so i was neating with him in the eval office, and talking about the economy. he was giving me advice on our to weather public scrutiny and when he says, gregory, how is you san --ing your faith? i fondest be such a penetrating question. people might be startled the would ask a reporter covering the white house that question but i never found it inappropriate. there was context. he heard if was studying. and i said to him, i

. >> coming up, meet the press host at nbc white house correspondent david gregory on book. , saturdayn history tv night at 8:00 on lectures in history. elizabeth cobb's on alexander hamilton, his role in the federal government and his belief in ace wrong central -- his believe in a strong central government. informationu.s. agency film on the first three .ears of the war in afghanistan arestephen fincher filed to vote on theforce a house floor. june 30.er lapse this is 25 minutes. ms. pelosi: i'm honored to stand here with the ranking member of the financial services committee and our minority whip and trying to get the job done for the american people to create jobs for the american people. congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin and this is a very important day because we have broken through the wall of obstruction in the congress again to get the job done in a bipartisan way. the ex-im bank is about small businesses and businesses throughout our country benefiting from our opportunity to reach markets overseas. every country, big trading country, has the equivalent of an ex-im bank an

coming up on afterwards, a former meet the press host and nbc correspondent, david gregory, on his current book, how is your faith, on faith and religion. on c-spann history tv tv, san diego state university professor elizabeth cop on alexander hamilton and his role in the creation of the federal government, and his believe in a strong central government to mediate. at 8:00, the soviets role in afghanistan and alleged war bombing ofluding the hospitals. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. today in the house, republican congressman stephen fincher filed a discharge petition. hours, the petition received the necessary number of votes. house democrats in favor of reauthorizing the bank discussed the discharge position at a press briefing. this is 25 minutes. nancy pelosi: good afternoon, everyone. i'm honored to stand here with the ranking member of the financial services committee and our minority whip and trying to get the job done for the american people to create jobs for the american people. congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin and this is a very important day because we have broke

coming ups night at 9:00 on booktv's afterwardses, former "meet the press" host david gregory on his current book, holiday us your faith? about faith and religion. her interviewed by sally quin. on american history tv on c-span3, saturday night at 8:00, on lectures and history, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobb on alexander hamilton, he role in the creation of the federal government and his life in strong central government to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00, on real america, the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first tee years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes, including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >> army general john campbell testified before the house armed services committee recently about the u.s. coalition forces in afghanistan. he answered questions about the u.s. bombing of a hospital in afghanistan as well as the u.s. plans for training security forces there and drawing down the u.s. troops. texas congressman max thornberry is the chair of the comm

night at 9:00 on book tv's afterwards, rm toer "meet the press" host and white house correspondent david gregory on his current book "how's your faith?" about faith and religion, interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span 3 saturday night at 8:00 on lectures in history, san diego state university professor elizabeth cohn on alexander hamilton and his role in the creation of the federal government and belief to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war inbjh%ç afghanistan alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >>> c-span has your coverage of the road to the white house 2016. where you'll find the candidates, the speeches, the debates, and, most importantly, your questions. this year we're taking our road to the white house coverage into classrooms across the country with giving students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear the most from the candidates. follow c-span s

gregory wegman>> : he seemed to be on drugs. >> phillipe :that night, moos confronted wegman, who also lives down the street, and wound up in tussle with him before his neighbor david hespelt, a martial arts instructor. jumped in. hot fist never fired his gun -- just his taser. >> :when the taser didn't work, i was pretty shocked. i was pretty surprised -- i've never seen that before. how>> : sometimes in shooting situations, you don't have time to go and grab your gun. i never really considered it. >> phillipe :police say wegman tried gouging winn's eye out. but with help from the neighbors on castle hill -- wegman was eventually restrained and arrested. winn spent some time in the hospital. but this week returned to duty. and for that everyone is grateful. >> : it feels great to know that the city, uh, the community here is very supportive of the law enforcement and i enjoy working for the city. >> phillipe :all of those involved saying that if they had to do it all over again, they wouldn't change a thing. and, that thankfully, no one suffered a life-threatening injury. in redwood city, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :berkeley police are searching for a

gregory vandalsizing his neighbor's home. he confronted and wound up getting into a fight with him before his neighbor david sparked a marshallinne also jumped in firing his taser at wegman but he tried gouging winne's eye out. but with help he was eventually restrained and arrested. >> it feels great. the city, community here is very supportive of the law enforcement and i enjoy working for the city. >> all of those involved are saying that if they had to do it over again they wouldn't change a thing. winne is a 13 year police veteran who spent time in the hospital before returning to work this week. >>> 5:36. coming up on the kron4 morning news a man holds two firefighters hostage because he could not get a beer during a fire. how did the stand off end. and it can't travel to the future but it can drive itself. we are going to take a look at stanford's self driving electric delorean. >> and if you want to grow your own giant pumpkin you can. we've got tips for you from a world record giant pumpkin grower. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge backed up. boy that happened fast. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to the kr

>> we call some more names, carlo, gaston bill warton and katie lamon and gregory brian and marty sisnis and david, down snip and selly trut and david, elliott and saul rock man. >> i will respect and thank you commissioners for this. for this special meeting and i have served the community from 1976 to the present and was on a board in the neighborhood centers and we all turned this program and the district one to help the advisory board for the mayor, and the neighborhood and the health center and the board member and the media arts and kqed and the board of directors i am a family man and i am soon to be a grandfather. and home owner in san francisco. and in the navy and the vietnam veteran, decorated by president johnson. it has torn our communities apart, san francisco used to be filled with working families and kids everywhere. now families are moving out of the city because they cannot afford the raise their child any more in the city. and in recent years, south of market has suffered great because of development. and we need to stop and think carefully about the future of this city, and ev

>> we call some more names, carlo, gaston bill warton and katie lamon and gregory brian and marty sisnis and david, down snip and selly trut and david, elliott and saul rock man. >> i will respect and thank you commissioners for this. for this special meeting and i have served the community from 1976 to the present and was on a board in the neighborhood centers and we all turned this program and the district one to help the advisory board for the mayor, and the neighborhood and the health center and the board member and the media arts and kqed and the board of directors i am a family man and i am soon to be a grandfather. and home owner in san francisco. and in the navy and the vietnam veteran, decorated by president johnson. it has torn our communities apart, san francisco used to be filled with working families and kids everywhere. now families are moving out of the city because they cannot afford the raise their child any more in the city. and in recent years, south of market has suffered great because of development. and we need to stop and think carefully about the future of this city, and ev

former "meet the press" host david gregory discussed faith and his spiritual journey. i started covering his back into this thousand four when i was still at fortune and in the wake of his age economy scandal. each company had a big economy skills but at the time i think i shocked to find out that countries like this existed. what is a government sponsored enterprise? what a government sponsored enterprise in this case is, fannie mae was great back in the wake of the depression by roosevelt in order to help make homeownership more widely available. >> "after words" airs on booktv ever saturday at 10 p.m. and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous "after words" programs on our website, booktv.org. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. ..

eastern, david gregory discusses faith and religion. then at 10:00, "u.s. news & world reports" ken walsh discusses how presidents cultivate they're film to -- and then at 11:15, the book once upon a time in russian. tonight on booktv. >> now from the mississippi book festival held in jackson in august, an author discussion on the civil war. ... fame. >> i'd like to thank all of you for coming. i was going to start the session