up the are wrapping queue and they were dennis hayes and he also appeared on "washington journal" this morning and we will look at his remarks and watch as much of this before the white house easter egg role begins and it will be hosted by the president and first lady here on c-span. host: we will speak with one of the cofounders of earth day, dennis hayes, but here's the first other cofounder, senator gaylord nelson on the eve of the first earth day, 49 years ago. >> the battle to restore a proper relationship between man and his environment, between man and other living creatures will ,equire a long,, sustained political, moral and ethical financial commitment are beyond any commitment ever made by any society in the history of man. are we able? yes. are we willing, that is the unanswered question. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] host: i would answer that last question? guest: we have, the true transition of public andciousness from 1970 things that were unthinkable in 1969 became unstoppable in the wake of that first earth day with 20 million participants. y

we will hear more about those plans this morning so please join me in welcoming dennis hayes to the national press club. [applause] mr. hayes we plan to engage people in 90 countries and we have made these claims before and often done so with some level of trepidation and in every case, it has proven to be more modest than what actually transpired. for the first earth day, we hope to have millions and then had 20 million. earth day 1990, we aspired to 100 countries and 100 million people, at the end, we had 20 million people in 100 -- in 140 countries. i'm hoping was again in 2020 we will blow past our goals. more important, 2020 will mark the time when global carbon emissions stopped growing and begin to decline. centuries,an two annual carbon emissions have been growing and they have their highest level ever in 2018. carbon emissions actually accelerated after a scientific consensus had developed around climate change. mankind has put more carbon into the atmosphere in the 30 years 1998.98 -- since although president trump has taken a wrecking ball to international climate and scoffed at t

coming up this morning, dennis hayes, co-founder of earth day and president of the bullet foundation discusses the creation of earth day and sustainable development efforts. also going us politico senior writers to talk about the news .f the day and their new book be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> today the kizer family foundation hosts a forum on the trump administration's initiative to end h.i.v. transmission in the u.s.. live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2, online at c-span.org or listen live on the c-span radio app. >> this week on the communicators, james lewis talks about the cyberstatus of russia and china. made thehas since 1979 elicit acquisition of western technology one of the cardinal points in its program for economic development, tech logical parity. it would be hard for them to give it up and they continue to siphon off intellectual property much as they have for the last 20 years using the internet. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. s. supreme court justice clarence tho

monday morning, dennis hayes, cofounder of earth day, discusses the creation of earth day and sustainable development efforts. also joining us, talking about the news of the day and their new book, the battle for congress and the future of trump's america. c-span's washington journal 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. announcer: next, former president george w. bush talks about governing and leadership. we will discuss the -- at 11:00 p.m. another chance to seek you in day -- announcer: the british parliament is in recess this week, so prime minister's questions will not be seen tonight. now for president george w. bush --robert gates -- annuals part of the george w. bush presidential center forum on leadership. this runs 45 minutes. ms. dobriansky: good morning, everyone, and thank you for that wonderful introduction. i have to tell you, i am really thrilled this morning to have this discussion with two leaders, patriots, who really have served our country with distinction, honor, courage of conviction, compassion, and integrity. not onlye to say that did they serve our co

coming up, dennis hayes, cofounder birthday -- cofounder of earth day discusses the creation of earthnd sustainable development efforts. also political writers to talk .bout the news of the day be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 this morning. join the discussion. >> this week on the communicators, james lewis of the center for strategic and international studies talks about the cyber status of russia and china. 1979 made theince illicit acquisition of western technology one of the cardinal points in its program for economic development, technological parity. it will be hard for them to give it up. they continue to siphon off intellectual property, much as they have for the last 20 years using the internet. c-span2.t at 8:00 on the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. contact --t your what your country can do for you , ask what you can do for your country. >> the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. book -- "theewest presidents: historians rank america's best and worst chief executives" historians rank the chief executives thr

coming monday morning, dennis hayes, cofounder of earth day, discusses a creation of earth day and sustainable development efforts. also political senior writers to talk about the news of the day and her new book the hill to diane, the battle for congress and the future of trump's america. be sure to watch "washington journal live monday morning. join the discussion. announcer 1: all this month on c-span, we'll feature the first and second prize winners of our to student cam documentary competition. middle and high school students created videos answering the question, what does it mean to be american? and now it is time to announce our grand prize winner. mason doherty and eli scott, 11th graders at the imagine international academy of north texas in mckinney, texas where c-span is available through spectrum. their winning entry is titled what it means to be american. >> the topic is accountability in government was what we believed was the really important topic in describing what it means to be an american because it was something that was pretty clearly written into our constitutional docu

then dennis hayes talks about earth day's 50th anniversary at the national press club. he is expected to announce a bird -- book for the earth effort ahead of the 2020 presidential election. then a conversation with stephen breyer, who is expected to talk about the court's process. c-span2, the senate holds a pro forma session at 9:00 a.m. then we show you the congress -- announcer: this week on the communicators, james lewis talks about the cyber status of russia and china. has made the illicit acquisition of western technology one of the cardinal points in its program for economic development. technological parity. it will be hard for them to give it up. and they continue to siphon off intellectual property. much as they have for the last 20 years, using the internet. announcer: monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. ers" at 10:00 a.m. eastern time here on c-span. our sunday roundtable with linda feldmann, washington bureau chief and white house correspondent for the christian monitor. and emily larsen

coming up monday morning, dennis hayes discusses the creation of earth day and sustainable development efforts. , riders to talk about the news of the day in their new book, the battle for congress in the future of trump's america. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> president trump is skipping the annual white house correspondents dinner again this year and will hold a campaign rally in green bay, wisconsin. watch saturday on c-span at 8:00. then, like coverage of the white house correspondents dinner featured speaker ron chernow.

dennis hayes says work is underway right after a raise awareness and engage more than 3 billion people190 countries. he says the moment includes harvesting the power of social media and making environmental awareness a key issue in the presidential election . >> phot earth is an effort designed around the american elections in 2020 but also over the next three years and 60 nations to make sure that climate becomes a top chair issue, one of the 2 or 3 issues on which people vote . >> he says the mobilization of young people demanding aggressive policies to address climate change will be key in the 2020 election. >> most of us produce hundreds of pounds of trash every year but one bay area woman says all her trash for a year can fit into a small jar. catherine kellogg launched the going zero web waste site. this photo shows all of her waist for one whole year. she says it all easily fits right inside a mason jar. >> catherine, joining us live now buys by skype to talk more about this growing movement. catherine, that is quite impressive to see what you say is all of your trash from one y

dennis hayes is here. me. host: next, we speak to one of the cofounders of earth day, denis hayes. but here is the. first cofounder, senator gaylord nelson on the eve of the first birthday 49 years ago. >> the battle to restore a proper relationship between man and his environment, between man and other living creatures will ,equire a long,, sustained political, moral and ethical financial commitment are beyond any commitment ever made by any society in the history of man. are we able? yes. are we willing, that is the unanswered question. host: denis hayes. every answer that last question? guest: i think beyond any doubt, greta., there was a true transition in the public consciousness with regard to the environment in 1970. things that were unthinkable in 1969 became unstoppable. in the. week of the first trip, there were one million participants. after that we press the clean air act, the endangers the shoes act, great mammals protection act -- endangered species act. we began to change the way that america does business. host: what sparked this movement? remind viewers what happe

coming monday morning, dennis hayes, cofounder of earth day, discusses a creation of earth day and sustainable development efforts. also political senior writers to talk about the news of the day and her new book the hill to diane, the battle for congress and the future of trump's america. be sure to watch "washington journal live monday morning. join the discussion.

this morning, earth day cofounder dennis hayes, the president and ceo of the bullet foundation discusses earth day and opportunities that don't deplete natural resources part a political senior writer talks about the news of the day and their new book, the hill to die on, the battle for congress and the future of trumps america. we take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ on this aprilning 22, earth day 2019. we will get -- begin with your thoughts on climate change and how you would like lawmakers to respond. if you are very concerned, dial in at 202-748-8000. if you are somewhat concerned about climate change, 202-748-8001. not concerned at all, your line this morning is 202-748-8002. join the conversation on twitter at @cspanwj or go to facebook.com/cspan. we will get to your calls and just a minute. congresswoman kathy castor of

among our guests will be dennis hayes. he is the cofounder of earth day.ur monday roundtable has two authors. ana palmer of politico and jake sherman. that is tomorrow morning. thank you for being with us on this easter sunday, wishing you and your family the very best. enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, announcer 1: newsmakers is next with a perspective on health care for all, deductibles and how the law could be improved. at 10:59 clarence thomas talks about his future on the high court, the role of faith in the judiciary and his selection process for clerks. that is fun by remarks by one of his colleagues, justice sonia sotomayor as she speaks at george washington university. and columbia university hosts a forum on immigration and how to protect children. >> it is important that our congress and members of congress can come together and f

dennis hayes is here. me. host: next, we speak to one of the cofounders of earth day, denis hayes. but here is the. first cofounder, senator gaylord nelson on the eve of the first birthday 49 years ago. >> the battle to restore a proper relationship between man and his environment, between man and other living creatures will ,equire a long,, sustained political, moral and ethical financial commitment are beyond any commitment ever made by any society in the history of man. are we able? >

coming up monday morning, dennis hayes discusses the creation of earth day and sustainable development efforts. , riders to talk about the news of the day in their new book, the battle for congress in the future of trump's america. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> president trump is skipping the annual white house correspondents dinner again this year and will hold a campaign rally in green bay, wisconsin. watch saturday on c-span at 8:00. then, like coverage of the white house correspondents dinner featured speaker ron chernow. announcer: all this month on c-span, we'll feature the first and second prize winners of our to student cam documentary competition. middle and high school students created videos answering the question, what does it mean to be american? and now it is time to announce our grand prize winner. mason doherty and eli scott, 11th graders at the international academy of north texas in mckinney, texas where c-span is available through spectrum. their winning entry is titled what it means to be american. >> the topic

then environmentalist dennis hayes talks about earth day's anniversary at the national press club. he is expected to announce a vote for the earth effort ahead of the 2020 presidential election. later, a conversation with supreme court justice stephen breyer, who is expected to talk about the court's process were making decisions and his relations with other members of the court. c-span two, the senate holds a pro forma session at 9:00 a.m. and we show you the kaiser family foundation for room on the trump administration's initiative to end hiv transmission in the u.s. on american islamic relations hosted this conference about islamophobia at metropolitan state university in st. paul, minnesota. a panel of historians, authors, and community activists discuss the history and intersection of islamophobia, anti-semitism, and white supremacy. this runs one hour, 20 minutes. >> welcome to this first panel, this first breakout section on the intersections of his phobia, anti-semitism, and white nationalism/white supremacy. nationalism/white supremacy. i am a professor of history and asia