again 7 years back, and by no means i went back to my records and congress don edwards some of you may remember, held a hearing in 1987 on impacts of climate change on san francisco bay area and that was years back but it's getting a lot of attention but not a new issue. this graph could be temperature over time or green house gas over time. population. but what it is, actually is the number of publications scientific publication addressing climate change and water resources globally from 1950 up until the present and mike is still here. he was the lead author on this article it came out in the journal of climate change, i think, last year that looked that range of literature out there and the issues addressed and regions and topics and so on. we actually have on-line that institute this bibliography and you can do searchs by author, subject, reen on, whatever. there's the url. i stuck in the word reservoir and it turns out there's 60 some odd articles on this. so this is not new scientific subject. i'll talk about four things. what should be done. there have been proposals for decades

a little bit earlier we were talking with republican congressmen sitting with don edwards, democrat of maryland. who was that you were talking to? was it someone from a florida may be? c2 >> the only republican sitting with that group. [inaudible] >> yeah, well, we were sitting around a nice crowd. it was really terrific actually. >> at what point did you disagree with president? >> their work places i wanted to hear more particularly where the cuts are going to come in the budget, and i want to hear a lot more detail to that. i was pleased to hear the president say everything is on the table, and that means defense and homeland security as well as agencies where there is duplication, and the examples he gave of duplication, i mean, who wouldn't agree with cleaning that up? >> what about his call to potentially health care reform could happen? willing to look at that. >> i think the president was speaking to which all loveless really agree with is what goes on with reform in the process for the 1099. i think everybody recognizes that this probably puts more of a burden than we had plan

first, representative don edwards, a democrat from maryland, will be -- donna edwards, a democrat from maryland, will be here to talk about the shooting in arizona. >> vice-president joe biden is in afghanistan. in remarks earlier, he said america will not cut and run in 2014 when the u.s. turned over control to afghan forces. the vice-president also said training and aid will continue after u.s. responsibility for security is handed over. defense secretary robert gates traveling in china says north korea's development of new weapons and long-range missiles poses a direct threat to the u.s. the secretary predicted north korea would have a limited ability to deliver a weapon to u.s. shores within five years using intercontinental ballistic missiles. secretary of state hillary clinton hull landed earlier today in the yemen under tight security. she meets with yemeni leaders to ask them to do more to crack down on extremism. secretary clinton is the first secretary of state to visit the country in 20 years. >> we provide coverage of politics, political affairs, nonfiction books, and ameri

after that, representative don edwards unreported's agenda.ater, as a tax season approaches, nina olson joins us. "washington journal" each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. the national commission on the bp deepwater rise in oil spill will issue its final report tomorrow. we will have live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern. later in the morning, remarks by judiciary committee chairman patrick leahy of vermont. he will discuss the upcoming agenda in the 112th congress. live coverage from the newseum begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern. defense secretary robert gates is in china for talks on military cooperation. earlier, the nixon center hosted a discussion looking at china's growing military and what goals secretary gates might accomplish on the trip. this is an hour, 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the nixon center. i am pleased with the turnout. if i could remind everyone to turn off your cell phones, please. please turn them all the way off, not just to vibrate, just reduce the electromagnetic interference in the room

after that, representative don edwards on her party's agenda. later, as -- and olsen joins us. washington journal, each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span. >> of the national commission on the bp horizon will still will meet tomorrow. later in the morning, remarks by the judiciary committee chairman. he will discuss the upcoming senate judiciary committee agenda. live coverage from the museum begins at 11 eastern. >> middle and high school students, it is time to unload your videos for the studentcam documentary competition. the short chance to win the grand prize of $5,000. there is $50,000 in total prizes. the competition is open to students in grades 6 through 12. >> defense secretary robert gates is in china for talks on military cooperation. the nixon center hosted a discussion looking at china is growing military and what will secretary gates might accomplish on the trip. this is one hour 40 minutes. this is an hour, 40 minutes. >> i am pleased with this turn out. we have a fantastic group of people in the audience. i would like to remind everyone to turn off yo

we want to welcome back representative donna edwards >> we want to welcome back representative don edwardsdemocrat of maryland. thank you talking to our viewert this morning weekend in tucson and where you were when you heard about it. guest: i was at a retreat with my district staff, preparing for the upcoming congress. it was really quite sobering. host: how did you hear about it? guest: we heard a notice from half-hour blackberries. at first i had thought that it could not be true. she and i share a seat on the science and technology committee. she was a friend. it was just really devastating to hear. host: the blackberry message, was that from the capitol police, something that all members of congress heard about at the same time? npr alert.it was an we tried various things for different reasons. we waited to hear from the capitol police to get some clarity. it was devastating. host: when you finally got word from the capitol police, how did all of that work? guest: that was about one hour after the incident had been reported. they wanted to be sure they had the most accurate informati

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now you, too, are invited to don corleone's home f y home, if you have an offer this man can't refuse. >> you can act like a man. what's the matter with you? >> reporter: edwardal godfather house on staten island. it's the corleone compound. it's where connie got hitched. where sonny's famous temper got the best of him. and where marlon brando met his eventual bemise. norton was only in high school when hollywood producers came knocking on his parents' door. his father's initial response was less welcoming than a dead fish in a newspaper. >> when he opened the door, they announced that they'd like to film a movie here. he quickly closed the door and wechbt back into the livinining room. >> reporter: that is until producers made the nortons an offer they couldn't refuse. >> today i settle all family business. >> reporter: johnny russo played corleone's son-in-law. >> at the time we did it, no one knew how big this film would be. it's been 40 years since i've been up here. it's very eerie to be here, actually. >> reporter: particularly eerie because russo's character, carlo, got whacked right here. unfortunately, his foot almost got whacked as well. >> francis