dr. cardone of the university medical center. and then a preview of the high court of coming cases.s life with your -- washington journal is live with your comments on c-span. coming up this weekend on c-span, tonight at 9:00 p.m. magazinethe nation talks about inequality in america. speakers include the editor, and former white house advisers. >> you are talking about the dreamers on the latino side, the black lives matter movement, the native americans, you have a component that exploded into public view. p.m., theup at 6:30 republican jewish coalition sharing their thoughts on terrorism, and national security. for the full lineup, go to c-span.org. >> she was such an authentic person. i thought there was more to the story of lady bird than anyone had covered, serving more than i wrote about. she became the first modern first lady. she had a big staff, she had a very important project, she wrote her book as soon as she left the white house. she really invented the modern first lady. >> sunday night on q&a, the first speak of lady lady bird johnson. lady bird johnson is a perfect e

dr. cardone. and david savage -- >> this weekend, the c-span cities tour hosted by our comcast cable partners takes us to monterey, california to explore the literary culture of the area. monterey served as inspiration for author john steinbeck. it is known for its spanish heritage and was the capital of alta, california before becoming part of the united states after the mexican-american war. theook tv, we will tour national steinbeck center which houses a collection of books and artifacts from the nobel prize winning author. next, donald porter discusses howard hughes' experiment till helicopters and other aviation first. then we would join stephen polumbi, author of the death and life of monterey bay, as he shows us the bay and talks about his recovery from a polluted body of water to one that is healthy and teaming. >> 80 years ago, this is a place you would not be standing on this beach doing anything, because the water was polluted. the air was foul. the seals and whales were gone. the otter

dr. dennis cardone.ater on, up taping -- upcoming cases with the supreme court appeared david savage will break down the cases. on our american history book tv channels this week, looking at the history and literary life of monterey, california. one of the interviews you will get a chance to hear is the co-author of the death and life of monterey bay. >> i am a marine biologist. i talk to people about the dangers of pollution. the threats from people. overfishing and climate change. habitat destruction and pollution. now we come back here and this bay was stunningly gorgeous and i feel guilty. why is this place so special? how come it missed the problems? , me" other -- me and hadco-author fix, this bay those problems, it had them all. 80 years ago, this is a place you would not want to be standing. doing anything. because the water was polluted and the air was foul. the seals and whales were gone. fishing was bad. the sardines were taken as well. all of that was happening 80 years ago. the difference is