dwight, yes. sorry, commissioner dooley, yes. dwight, yes. ortiz-cartagena is absent. commissioner tour-sarkissian, yes. yee riley, yes. zouzounis, yes. by vote of 6-0 with one absent stephen adams is aprointed to vice president. >> congratulations. [applause] >> next item. >> moving to item number 9, approval of meeting minutes and this is the january 9, 2017 draft regular meeting minutes and action item, and motion? >> motion to approve. >> commissioner adams motions. >> i second. >> we may need public comment first. first off, any commissioners have comments about the minutes as presented? any members of the public like to comment on item number 9 approval of our meeting minutes from last session january 9? seeing none public comment is closed. motion? >> i motion. >> approve the minutes as presented. >> i second. >> thank you, mr. president for catching that. we have a motion by commissioner adams and second by commissioner yee riley. all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? that motion passes 6-01 absent. #50i89m 10, commissioner report. allows president rks vice preside

dwight nights, eisenhower, if the subject of an ongoing debate over what kind of memorial. so in fact, there is a surprising confluence, it a consensus about great presidents. not only among academics but among the academics as well. host: we finish up with edna bedford. is generation interprets history according to its own interest and circumstances. survey, and ixt hope that c-span continues this for as long as there is a c-span, that i think we will find evidence that this coming generation sees things differently. that is to be expected. host: do can find our survey right there on the homepage of c-span.org. it is the survey. we think our guests. be sure to watch the washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. watch c-span as president donald direct address to congress. >> this is going to be the busiest congress we have had in decades. on c-span and c-span.org. listen live on the c-span3 radio cap. c-span, we will be having a q&a with barbara todd. then we will have supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talking. later, vice president hands talks about

dwight nights, eisenhower, if the subject of an ongoing debate over what kind of memorial. so in fact, there is a surprising confluence, it a consensus about great presidents. not only among academics but among the academics as well. host: we finish up with edna bedford. is generation interprets history according to its own interest and circumstances. survey, and ixt hope that c-span continues this for as long as there is a c-span, that i think we will find evidence that

dwight nights, eisenhower, if the subject of an ongoing debate over what kind of memorial. so in fact, there is a surprising confluence, it a consensus about great presidents. not only among academics but among the academics as well. host: we finish up with edna bedford. is generation interprets history according to its own interest and circumstances. survey, and ixt hope that c-span continues this for as long as there is a c-span, that i think we will find evidence that this coming generation sees things differently. that is to be expected. host: do can find our survey right there on the homepage of c-span.org. it is the survey. we think our guests. pleasure to have all three of you with us this morning. guest: thank you. host: we are back with more fewington journal in a moments. we open up our phone lines for topics from you this morning. in paper or c on news programs. we take your call. , republicans. (202) 748-8000, democrats. (202) 748-8002, independent colors. at 2:00 this afternoon on american history tv we explore richmond, the history of the city and a visit to t

tim dwight plagued seasons in the nfl including time with new england an tim dwight was with the falconseir last super bowl appearance against the broncos in 1999, where he famously returned a kickoff 94 yards. for the team's first touchdown. looking good either way. i like to have been happening. just a girl. what can i say. tell me now, what are the guys feeling right now? what is that like gearing up for this game? >> you're pretty nervous. the biggest game of some of these players careers. as a little kid, you think you want to play in the super bowl, the mvp and this is their opportunity to do that. preparation life come the new england has an advantage. they've been here many times before. atlanta is rocking could the defense playing top-notch. these guys are probably just relaxing in their hotel room, just going through their playbook of nursing plays confusing getting ready to put the biggest game of their life. >> new england has been here before. atlanta has something to prove. let's talk about this. when you make such a huge play in such a high-profile game, how does that feel

built for business. >> bret: welcome back to the dwight d. eisenhower presidential library and museum in abilene, kansas. also the boyhood home of the 34th president. humble beginnings for the man from abilene. about 1700 miles west of protest getting scrutiny. president donald trump is questioning whether the university of california at berkeley should continue to receive federal funding after rioting last night prevented an appearance by a conservative speaker. protesters hurled smoke bombs, broke windows, started a bonfire, prompting university officials to cancel a talk by breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos. say that three times. the 32-year-old right wing gay provocateur is a trump supporter. students called him a racist, misogynist, anti-muslim, and white supremacist. on his facebook page, he quoted "the left is terrified of free speech and will do anything to shut it down." 12 people have been killed in eastern ukraine. battles between ukrainian armed forces and pro-russia separatist troops have intensified. the head of the homela

oliver -- dwight oliver wendell holmes, who was the first. and what you see is one of the first physical models for the campus. so dr. holmes was passing the baton to dr. jenkins, and they had laid out a 20-year physical campus plan for morgan, much of which reflects the history of morgan today in terms of the physical environment. the erection of the holmes hall, the first clock tower building, was planned and erected to be one of the sort of guiding principles in terms of the built environment on the campus as far as direction. and it is a significant addition to the campus and helps to orient what morgan is referring to as a long walk. this is the campus by 1967 when it has celebrated its centennial anniversary. there are several very important leaders who have led this institution. it is important to note that it reflects the american story. while the students were always african-american, the leadership originally was always white. dr. john spencer, who was one of the early presidents of the university, although white, was a long-time pr

franklin eleanor roosevelt third, teddy roosevelt four, dwight eisenhower, fifth. harry truman, sixth, president john kennedy at number eight. ronald reagan at number nine and in 10 is lyndon johnson. all three of you have been with our project since the 2000 survey. we will go to the west coast first and ask about what is different with this one? >> there are a number of things. what is consistent is that abraham lincoln seems to be everybody's number one. this happens year after year and you see washington at second and franklin d. roosevelt was third and theodore roosevelt fourth. though seem to be the big four titans. but things change after that. this year i was struck by the rise of dwight eisenhower, how he has come that quickly in recent years. the reasons for his rise seem to be, we have got a new scholarship that has opened up, many new books on him, 25 to 35 years after a presidency we get to see how hands-on eisenhower was during his two terms. he did get us out of the korean war. we saw a time of unprecedented american prosperity economically. and then

with banana and coconut flakes >> dwight, should i wrap it in a crepe. >> why not. >> reporter: this heated up, dwight had his sandwich with scrapple locked and loaded. >> it is ready. >> reporter: finishing a hot dog salad with avocados and mine is now ready to plate. >> thirty seconds. >> wow. >> i don't know, but this is it. mayor kenney tasted each late. >> not bad. >> reporter: but one final point that does a team with a sandwich sweet. >> yeah. >> hey. >> go ahead. >> congratulations. >> yes. >> congratulations. >> we had a great team, you are working with the best ingredients ever at reading terminal but all this was to bring awareness to the event that they are to go this weekend which is party at market where all of those proceeds go into making the market what it is, year after year. but hey look, you know. >> you know what. >> writing it home. >> when you got it, you got it good to see patty jackson from wdas. >> yes, nice to see. >> thanks, tori. >> salvation army after school program is teaching some students how to cook, they are cooking healthier options. "eyewitness n

. >> bret: welcome to the dwight d eisenhower presidential library and museum in abilene kansas. this monument to the nation's 34th president is located in his hometown of abilene. good evening. i am bret baier. this is another road trip edition of "special report." we will be talking about president eisenhower and his legacy and we will speak live with the governor of kansas. but first the newest american president is standing up to his counterparts around the world whether they be a friend or foe. reaction is coming in from around the world. he started his day at the national prayer breakfast, an annual event that began under president eisenhower. today president trump reiterated his warnings to iran and is about to back it up with new sanctions. chief white house correspondent john roberts has details tonight from the north lawn. >> good evening. it is the first punitive action that the newly minted administration has taken against another country. a sharp response to iran violating the united nations security council order. >> nothing is off the table. >> white house sources

commissioner zouzounis provided 72 hours and commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwightioner ortiz-cartagena is not present yet and commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley and commissioner zouzounis is absent mr. president, you have quorum on today's calendar and suggest necessary agendas for the commission's future consideration. commission's future consideration. (discussion item.) >> to we have my members of the public that wants to comment on anything not on the agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. okay >> item 3 discussion and possible action on legacy business registry applications and discussion and possible action to approve the following applications to the registry discussion and possible action flax and real food company and not at that particular time our presenter is from the legacy business program. >> and oh, the procedural note all applications will be considered together under the commission or public requests otherwise and will be considered as a separate item can you cue the power point sfgovtv. >> it is not on yet. >> oh, yes. >>

dwight eisenhower makes his first appearance in the c-span top five this year. rounding out the top ten choices, harry truman, thomas jefferson, jfk and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson jumps up one spot this year to return to the top ten. james buchanan is ranksed dead last in all three c-span surveys. there's bad news for andrew jackson as well. he found his overall rating dropping this year, from number 13 to number 18. the survey had good news for outgoing president, barack obama. he was placed at number 12 overall. george w. bush moved three spots up to 33 overall. with big gains in public persuasion and relations with congress. how did our historians rate your favorite president you can find all this and more on our website at c-span.org. >>> roger shimamura and his family were detained in idaho. later in life, he became an artist whose work focuses on issues such as ethnicity, race, and the japanese american experience throughout the 20th century. an excerpt of modern history. the japanese american legacy project, this is an hour.

. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is absent commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner yee-riley and commissioner zouzounis is absent that motion passes 5 to zero fantastic. >> building the registry brick by brick. >> okay. >> next item. >> all right. item number 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendations on the board of supervisors file planning code calle quarto sud men and women the planning code for the calle quarto special use district to reflect it by 22 street and chavez and scape street and 14th street the bartlett and more specifically defined in the ordinance summarizing the planting under the ceqa to make the findings of consistency with the general plan and the policies of planning code section one 0 one point one our perpetrators are diana at the office of economic workforce development and diego sanchez legislative analyst an unwarranted planner at the planning department. >> oh, and to have supervisor hillary ronen. >> thank you. good evening office from hillary ronen just wanted to make a

dwight eisenhower who was in the oval office from 1953 to 1961, mace his first appearance in the top five this year. now, rounding out the top ten choices. harry truman, thomas jefferson, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson, jumps up one spot this year to return to the top ten. but pity pennsylvania's james buchanan. he is ranked dead last in all three c-span surveys. and there's bad news for andrew jackson as well. our seventh president found his overall rating dropping this year from number 13 to number 18. but the survey had good news for barack obama. on his first time on the list historians placed him at number 12 overall. and george w. bush moved three spots up on the scale to 33 overall, which big gains in public persuasion and relations with congress. >>> how did our historians rate your favorite president? who are the leader and the losers in each of the ten categories in find all of

roosevelt, teddy roosevelt, dwight d. eisenhower followed by harry truman, thomas jefferson, .ohn f. kennedy let's go to charles. from west virginia. caller: good morning. i listen to wall street journal a lot. president kennedy is one of the best presidents that we have had. there are others prior. but i'm 71 years old. and he was within my range of age. i would like to say one thing. actually would like to say two or three things. he was one of the first ones who destroyed the union. he had a big rally when no one was around. clinton was another bad one. because he was the one who started all the trade wars. bush is one of the worst because of all the lives of the soldiers killed. obama was trying to keep our soldiers alive. now the republicans in the senate are nothing but warmongers. they want to go to war. and they support this president against our media. people, they these are patriots. who think of america. and there should be more of those in the white house right now. about what harms america. and that is what i

dwight oliver wendall homes in 1937 became morgan's first african-american president. from 1867 to 1937, the university was under white leadership. martin d. jenkins in 1948 became the second african-american president and really helped to shape what became then the morgan state college to posit n positioning it to become morgan state university. dr. earl s. richardson, who guided the campus from 1984 to 2010, certainly grew, expanded and developed morgan state university into what many of you and i see on the campus today. and our current president, dr. david wilson, who was inaugurated in 2010 became the 12th president of morgan state university and is leading this institution under the banner of growing the future and leading the world. littleton f. morgan was one of the most significant trustees of this institution. in 1890, he gave property personally and personally end endowed the institution, which is why they renamed this institution morgan college in honor of this reference littleton morgan. carl j. murphy, the former president of the baltimore afro, was our e

. >>> an atlanta hawks dwight howard has posturerized a few months in his career. >> now he's done it to a fan. it's just as cold as if he had taken them to the rim. howard had just been ejected from the hawks game with boston. he's leaving the court and decides to give his jersey to a fan. oh, that's cold. >> oh, denied. >> that he celtics fan rejected. she was all excited. >> oh, look at the reactions of everyone around them. >> like man, that's cold. >> oh. >> like, oh, no, you didn't. >> she's like you know all those rumors about you, d. howard, are true. >>sley give him the stink eye big-time. >> deservedly. >>> coming up, the health scare rear. hear what planneded bob harper inside the hospital. >> and the most exciting fair of the year for the kid inside all of us. dick debartolo takes us inside this year's toy fair in new york 37 first here's a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by lysol. (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like

dwight eisenhower from 1953 to 1961 makes his afeerns in the pop five this year. rounding out the top tern choices, harry truman, thomas jefferson, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson jumps up one spot this year to return to the top ten. but pity pennsylvania's james buchanan, he's ranked dead last in all three c-span surveys. and there's bad news for andrew jackson as well. he found his rating dropping this year from number 13 to number 18. but the survey had good news for outgoing president barack obama. on his first time on the list, historians placed him at number 12 overall. george w. bush moved three spots up on the scale to 33 overall, with big gains in public persuasion and relations with congress. how did our historians rate your favorite president? who were the leaders and the losers in each of the ten categories? you can find all this and more on our website at c-span.org.

commissioner zouzounis provided 72 hours and commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is not present yet and commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley and commissioner zouzounis is absent mr. president, you have quorum on today's calendar and suggest necessary agendas for the commission's future consideration. commission's future consideration. (discussion item.) >> to we have my members of the public that wants to comment on anything not on the agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. okay >> item 3 discussion and possible action on legacy business registry applications and discussion and possible action to approve the following applications to the registry discussion and possible action flax and real food company and not at that particular time our presenter is from the legacy business program. >> and oh, the procedural note all applications will be considered together under the commission or public requests otherwise and will be considered as a separate item can you cue the power point sfgovtv. >> it is not on yet. >> oh,

>> we're not dwight dwight sure yet. but in order for donald trump to be successful, he needs to commandeer local police departments and local sheriffs. regardless of how many numbers increase with regards s ts to agents, they won't be able to deport, detain it more than 11 million immigrants nationwide. they have to demacommandeer loc police departments. and in california, we won't lift a single finger in separating mothers from their children and children from their mothers. a way before donald trump game donald trump on the issue of immigration, the anti-immigrant animus in the days of washington, d.c. was something that we've never seen before. but the reality is this, no one ever -- >> hold on. i just want to give congressman tan dree toe a chance to respond. >> he gave me a great compliment because saying i was donald trump before he was in office on the issue of immigration. but the anti-illegal immigration animus -- an aniimus -- this wos used against me and trump and others because it hopes to change the confere

people had of him as a reckless cowboy was to rush to gettysburg, pennsylvania, and sit down with dwighterring to us as "warmongers," and i'd like to know what your opinion of that would be. you've known me a long time. >> well, barry, in my mind, this is actual tommyrot. now, you've known about war. you've been through one. i'm older than you -- i've been in more. but i'll tell you, no man that knows anything about war is going to be reckless. >> mann: unfortunately, eisenhower looked like it was the last place on earth he wanted to be. the two men had no rapport, no chemistry. eisenhower was trying to bail out a guy who had been attacking him less than a year ago as an appeaser. so i think eisenhower was doing his patriotic duty as a republican, but his heart wasn't in it and it showed. >> newscaster: on that note, the dialog between general dwight david eisenhower and senator barry goldwater came to a close. >> mann: the one guy who really probably could've helped him was somebody that goldwater and his people didn't really welcome into the fold. >> newscaster: ladies and gentlemen, w

mike pence can say i am dwight. >> nobody wants to be dwight. >> at some point president trump has toonsibility, and he could say i am incompetent and have no idea what is going on in the white house, or i was directing flynn and i thought it was a okay idea, and he can only play ignorant for so long. >> we have to take a break, but charlie we don't know what the communications were during the campaign, if members of the campaign were speaking to russian officials during the campaign, and if there were communications, what in the world happens? >> that's what we don't know, unless there's an independent investigation here. what is happening with this intelligence going on right now, it's almost on a drip, drip basis saying we know you did this and have this information, and last week we found out we had the transcripts of the conversations. there has to be real concern on the part of the white house, and what do they know and if they know something damaging, it's pretty obvious it's going to come out one way or another, right? >> tom friedman said the election hacking is at the calibe

dwight eisenhower who served from 1953 to 1961 makes his first appearance in the c-span top five this year. rounding out the historians talk to choices, harry truman, thomas jefferson, john f. kennedy, and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson jumps up one spot this year to return to the top 10. pity pennsylvania's james buchanan. he is right that last in all dead laste is ranked in all three c-span surveys. the survey had good news for outgoing president barack obama. on his first time on the list, historians placed him at number 12 overall. george w. bush moved three spots up to 33 overall with big gains in public persuasion and relations with congress. how did our historians rate your favorite president? who are the winners and losers of each categories? you can find all this and more on our website, c-span.org. >> live coverage from london on the debate in the house of commons about whether or not to withdraw an invitation to president trump for a state visit will start at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. first, especially at russia and cyber security with david singer of "the new york t,"

he chose one made of eggs and scrapple as his favorite led by the team of dwight evans, the contest was the kickoff to saturday's party for the market fundraising event. >>> some fourth grade students attended a cooking class at the core community center in east philadelphia today. the youngsters learned how to make chicken with ingredients available at food pantries. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight a buck county community now has bragging rights. the contest victory that gives a boost for small businesses to grow in the area. >>> and the trip of a lifetime a teachner camden needs your help to expand the education of her students beyond the confines of the classroom. way beyond. >> the temperatures are on the rise and 55, and today 58 a lot warmer the next three days before the big change over the weekend. i'll have it all in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> and ducis rogers with the sixers option with the trade deadline approaches tomorrow and that and more when "action news" continues tonight. my cancer started as ovarian cancer and it kept coming back in differ

the last president with no political experience was dwight eisenhower. of him, harry true man said-- truman he will say do this, do that and nothing will happen. poor ike, it won't be a bit like the army. coming up next on the cbs evening news, how did thieves pull millions out of atm's. and on the road, not even death could force them >> pelley: in brooklyn today a turkish man who used his computer to loot millions from cash machines was sentenced to eight years. how did he do it? here's josh elliott. >> reporter: 35 year oldercan findikogly is the master mind behind one of the most intricate bank robberies in history. a crime so brazen he posed with a pile of cash on his chest. secret service agent scott sarafian said millions were taken from atm's in comork new york city alone. >> block after block, atm after atm. they hit them all. >> had them mapped out and they knew that broadway had a large number of atm's in close prox imity to each other. >> reporter: from turkey findikogly hacked into the computers of natural banks, stole account information an

. >> reporter: the rally included speeches from democrats like congressman dwight evans and senator bobying to apply pressure to their gop colleagues that control the house and senate. >> one more demonstration let people know that this means life or death to them. >> reporter: many of the people we spoke to today say they'll continue to raise their voice after the rally on social media by calling members of congress at their offices and also by showing up whenever there are town hall meetings. in center city, i'm cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> and police are also looking for answers now following the mysterious death of a woman in port richmond. this happened here on the 3200 block of mercer street yesterday afternoon. a 57-year-old woman was that found by a family member lying unconscious in her own home in a pool of blood. she had suffered blunt trauma to her head. now the victim died minutes after medics arrived. police found that the second floor of the home was ransacked. >>> however, they did not find any signs that someone forced their way inside the home. >> according t

dwight eisenhower, who served to 1961, makes his first appearance in the c-span top five this year.op 10 -- harry truman, thomas jefferson, john f. kennedy, and ronald reagan. spotn johnson jumps up one this year to return to the top 10. dead buchanan is ranked last in all three c-span surveys. bad news for henry jackson as well. seventh president found his overall rating dropping this year from number 13 to number 18. but the good news for outgoing president barack obama, on his first year on the list, historians placed him as number 12 overall. george bush jumped with big gains in public persuasion and relations with congress to number 33. how does this rate with your feelings? who are your favorites in each of the 10 categories? you can find all of this and more on our website at c-span.org. c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by american civil service company, and was brought to you today by your cable or service provider. >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back. oren cass joins us now from new york. he is a senior

dwight howard back in houston for the first time since signing we the hawks in the off-season.e scored 24 points s s and gra 23. he made that look easy putting up 23 in the period to finish with a career high of 33 in the game. atlanta wins it 113-108. >>> and finally, the most important sport story of the morning. the stakes are extremely high for the weekend's super bowl. pinning the atlanta falcons who have never won a super bowl against the new england patriots who have four. they couldn't be higher here than for our producers in a beardoff. one beard leaves. our senior producer is from atlanta and pulling for the falcons. our other is a pats fan. loser goes home. full of shame and also will have to lose the beard. results next week o the show. no matter who wins the super bowl, one thing for certain here. someone here at "morning joe" is going to be losing the beard. i feel badly for them because i've never seen either of them without a beard. >> i know. i did the tug test. and jason's got more beard but ben's got more all over. >> i kind of want to see ben without a beard

ions hawks -- dwight eisenhower, richard nixon. >> rose: plan? he's a man of action. it's surprising to washington because, my god, the idea of a political figure who actually does what they said they would in the campaign is unheard of. george h.w. bush, read my lips, no new taxes, right up until the time he raids taxes. so i think the washington establishment is more than used to elected officials who say one thing in the campaign for rhetorical or political purposes but, when they get to washington, they abandon that agenda. anybody who thinks that trump is going to do that doesn't understand donald trump. when he sets his mind on a goal, he's an extraordinarily stubborn, focused individual. he's going to take on this agenda. >> glor: as you well know, washington for better or worse is not necessarily designed for speed. >> that's true. >> glor: and, so, there is going to have to be some coming together or compromise or not. i don't know. is he -- is he expecting or is the administration expecting to bull doze what they can through, or do you

our afterwards program to dick discuss his book which looks at the exchange of power from president dwight eisenhower to president john kennedy and he's joined by president eisenhower's ears granddaughter. host: bright, it's great to be with you. thank you for this opportunity to talk about your traffic book. guest: thank you. it's an honor to be with you after studying your grandfather. host: looking at all those childhood pictures. adorable children that were all well behaved. guest: exactly. host: i'm most interested because you have managed to do in a readable length what many other authors have tried to fit into many many pages and i'm curious about your interest in eisenhower. how familiar were you with his record when you developed an interest in the subject? guest: i covered the pentagon for six years and had a healthy appreciation of general eisenhower, but i didn't really have an appreciation of the eisenhower presidency. i may college golfer, still golfer and i got the holy grail of golf invites down to augustine national and i was on cloud nine and went down there and was drivi

and again, even though we may not hit 71 in the city, already flirting with it, and in dwight a few locations, 71 tomorrow, zero seven saturday, bottom gets pulled from underneath us sunday. >> still not bad. it is winter. >> exactly. >> i don't think anybody is complaining. >> get ready to feel the aloha in ardmore. >> that's right. and tonight with tori peeping hawaiian specialty, raw fresh, on the menu, island treat that celebrates the sea and the hidden treasures beneath the water surface. >> originate in the hawaii. fishermen would go out on their boats and whatever they would catch, they would cut up as a snack. >> it is a treasure chest, it is a tropical treasure chest in here. >> so, what is in those bowls in find out how it made its way to lancaster avenue, how they're lagering their hawaiian flavors, tonight with tori, "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> community in bucks county celebrating. >> yesterday they found out they won the town did half million dollars. (cheers). >> cheers errupted at the bristol riverside theater as as the crowds learned bristol borough the winner of the small

abraham lincoln and george washington and fdr number three and other roosevelt teddy number four and dwighteisenhower. how did recent presidents fair bill clinton 15 and bush and james buchanan at the bottom 15th president and i always thought because he was named james and was from pennsylvania growing up. >> that's why he was bottom of the list. >> no, i always growing up james buchanan i was younger i did not realize he was not very popular one termer. >> happy president's day. >> i'll ramble on. >> good night fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years, we have received 6 times more awards than cable, including the jd power award for highest customer satisfaction r the fourth year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet, on the most awarded network. get this amazing offer: 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. for all those pokers,

dwight eisenhower, who sat in the office from 1953 to 1961 makes his first appearance in the top five this year. harryng out the top 10, truman, thomas jefferson, john f. kennedy, and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson jumps up one spot this year to return to the top 10. pennsylvania's james buchanan is three dead last in all c-span surveys. badness for andrew jackson as well. from number 13 number 18. but the survey had good news for outgoing president barack obama. on his first time on the list, historians placed him at number 12 overall. george w. bush moved three spots overall, scale to 33 with big gains in public persuasion and relations with congress. how did our historians rate your favorite president? overall,who are the leaders ane losers in each of the 10 categories? you can find all of those and more on our website at the span.org. -- c-span.org. >> join us sunday morning on "washington journal, as historians talk about c-span's 2017 presidential historian survey. that segment is live beginning at 8 a.m. eastern on c-span. former illinois republican congressman bob might -- bob

and in fact, it was an understanding from president dwight d. eisenhower all the way down to secretary hobby that if we ensure people's health and access to health care, it is not just an individual concern. it is actually societally we become better and we become stronger. the healthier all children are, the more likely they are to go out there and compete. if you're battling sickness, it undermines our economic well-being. this understanding that if someone gets polio -- in fact, in the world of infectious diseases, truly justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. in fact, an illness somewhere is a threat to some people being ill everywhere. this was the brilliance of the republican president, of dwight d. eisenhower, and it's how this great department began. setting the standard, understanding that in many ways we're all in this together when it comes to our health, and so for me this is another point in history. it is a challenge to us as to who we will be as a nation. will we continue to be a country that believes that everyone can

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towards washington for it, franklin roosevelt, dwight d.isenhower who served in 1953 makes his first appearance in the c-span top five this year. choices ist the top harry truman, thomas jefferson, and jfk, and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson jumps up one spot this year to return to the top 10. ranked deadan is last in all three c-span surveys. that is the same for andrew jackson, his overall rating dropping this year from 13 to number 18. the survey has good news for barack obama, his first time on the list, he has been placed at number 12 overall. george w. bush. three spots. and publicins persuasion and relations with congress. did our historians rate your favorite president. you can find all of this onnext, a discussion russian cyber operations. this is 90 minutes.

. >> reporter: the rally included speeches from democrats like congressman dwight evans and senator bobasey trying to apply pressure to their gop colleagues that control the house and senate. >> one more demonstration that people know that this means life or death to them. >> reporter: many of the people we spoke to today say they'll continue to raise their voice after the rally on social media by calling members of congress at their offices and also by showing outpatient whenever there are town hall meetings. in center city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> also in richmond virginia senator tim kaine rallied to support the nation's current healthcare program. >> since the aca passed the number of private jobs in the country have grown between 10 and mean scene million so there t-, it's been a dramatic period of increase in private sector jobs since the aca passed. >> well, kane resumed his had that u.s. senatorial position after serving as the democratic nominee for vice president. >>> protesters took to the streets of chicago today to defend the affordable care act as well,

. >> another dwight howard return? which was your favorite return of howard's? orlando, l.a.houston last night. >> i think l.a. >> yeah. he got booed pretty much in all those places. they led by 20 in the fourth quarter. you're up 0. you should not be down in the fourth but they squandered the entire lead and tim hardaway jr. at 23 points in the fourth comes through, impressive dunk and the hawks win it, 113-108. we're not spoiling that homecoming. >>> steph curry, staples center not normally a place he likes to shoot in. >> stapler. >> but when he's that close, flexing. he went draymond. draymond got a kick out of that. later, 11-point lead and blake griffin highlight. he can dunk. swim move. heisman, throws it in. clippers have really struggled against the warriors. there goes steph, the distance, steph also had 11 assists to go along with his 29 points. look at the warrior, 43-7 on pace to win 70 games again this year. >> pretty good record after 50 games. john, john, enjoy your friday, america. >> super bowl on sunday. >> thanks for the reminder. >>> all right, fellas, we

dwight eisenhower served in the oval office from 1953 to 61 and thinks his first appearance in the c-span top five this year. rounding out the choices, thomas jefferson, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson jumps up one spot to return to the top ten. he is ranked dead last in the surveybothsurveys and there's br andrew jackson as well he found his overall rating dropping this year from number 13 to number 18. buhad good news for barack obama on his first time on the list historians placed him at number 12 overall and george w. bush moved three stops with big gains in public persuasion. how did historians rate your favorite president and who were the winners and losers in the categories you can find all this and more on their website. >> hopefully this is the first of many as most of you know, i know many of you know me as a political reporter for theal arizona capitol times where he spent the past eight years covering the governor's officee delving into the political scene politics especially arizona politics is a passion of mineof but those of you that know me personally kno