look at the 1% here in eastern michigan who built eastern michigan. do the people of eastern michigan hold them up for scorn? no, they name buildings and statues and arenas and all sorts of things for the people who built the foundation of the economy of this region, and we didn't mind the fact that they made a lot of money. you know what? they made a whole lot of people a lot of money and that was a good thing. >> all right. just days before the february 28th arizona primary election, the republican contenders debate the issues. the arizona republican presidential debate on cn this wednesday, february 22nd at 8:00 eastern time. >>> no clear front-runner in the gop race for president. the south carolina and florida primaries were turned points, and then came the three big wins for rick santorum. up next, will michigan's primary shift the race in a new direction? thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you n

let's talk about this grad student out of eastern michigan university.e was let go from the university because she refused to counsel a student who was gay and she says that's against her religious beliefs. and so, avery, she says this is an issue of religion. is it? >> yeah. >> yes? >> well, a three-judge federal panel said it was in part because of her religion. julea ward was a grad student at eastern michigan university and she said she considers herself she calls it an orthodox christian and she wanted to refer it. a federal judge threw it out but a three-panel judge said it may be religious bias and the three-judge panel is sending it back so she may have her trial in front of a jury. so we now have to see if she can convince the jury that it was because of her religion that she got tossed out of school. >> richard, she says this is her quote, she said i had never refused to counsel homosexuals, i simply refused to affirm their lifestyle and she would then refer this student another counselor, which is something that many counselors just might do.

the polls in most of michigan, part of michigan in the eastern time zone have just closed, but a few counties on michigan's upper peninsula in the central time zone, their polls close at 8:00 p.m. local time, central time, 9:00 eastern, we have another hour to go before all the polls are closed in the great state of michigan. even though you will see poll results coming in this hour from majority of michigan, where the polls have closed already, there can be no characterization of the michigan race overall until the whole state has the polls closed which will be in a little under an hour. there is as primary tonight in arizona, polls across the state of arizona close one hour from now, at 9:00 eastern. just about to get the first look at what voters said was important to them today when they talked to the exit pollsters. our first look who turned out today, but before we get that first data, has to be said the stakes are high, nobody would have put michigan in play at the start of the primary season, nobody would have thought anyone would get close enough to mitt romney in his home st

eastern. michigan and arizona hold their presidential primaries tomorrow night. later this evening, rick santorum live from kalamazoo, christian -- kalamazoo, mich., speaking at heritage christian academy. that is live at 7:30 p.m. on c- span3. and we will talk with roger lowenstein on "washington journal" about his audra call -- his article, "is inacio worth $189,000 per hour?" he will take your phone calls at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> you can charge your iphone, cell phones, all of that stuff directly. what you are seeing here is an area that has 165 million wells, each of which can sequence a small piece of dna. of the technology itself is using two kamras, one that looks out, and one that looks at the high. we know exactly what the purchase -- what the person is interested in that they are seeing. >> a look at the newest and technology and latest innovations coming out of the industry. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> the defense department said today that it has no plans to change strategy in afghanistan. two pentagon officials spoke to reporters about the pr

eastern time. so that's out west. here in michiganch we're really focusing on right now because it's the state that everyone this mitt romney has to win, it's different. the poll closing times are broken up between central and eastern time. no earlier than 9:00 eastern time could we possibly call this race. if you look at early polling, it is so tight right now this could be a very late night. >> in terms of exit poll information what kind of timetable for that? >> we're starting to get poll information now. it's early numbers right now and comes in waves. we're starting to look at data right now. it helps us build the narrative right now but doesn't give the whole story. >> when we make that projection we do it based on some of the exit polls as well as votes tallied. >> we create the, it poll data and real vote, tie it all up put it back in a big knot. >> 9:00 possibly michigan, no earlier than 10:00 eastern time arizona. >> in arizona. but michigan could be later than arizona. who knows? >> john, a lot to watch for tonight. >>> a l

with a brand of populism aimed at romney as a richie heatist that is catching on in western michigan. easterne. that is where romney's big vote is expected. santorum is knocking on the door and in some sense has pulled off a victory in advance of the election itself. mitt romney won the state by 9.2% four years ago. we're heading into a dead tie and very late night, that santorum has successfully to defend this state. >> shep: and if romney loses, what happens to the romney campaign? >> it's disastrous for romney. the establishment have held with him. the establishment and support that has hung with romney and across the country is very much wavering in a defeat of michigan could rattle that. it could hurt him with fund-raising and definitely hurt his image able to out last his rivals. his organization in michigan is huge, vastly larger than both rick santorum and newt gingrich and ron paul, a defeat could undue much of what romney has used to justify his campaign so far. >> shep: carl, thanks very much. a spokesman for facebook says that company is not secretly reading the text messages of p

the polls close in michigan at 8:00 and 9:00 eastern time. there's two times there, because there are four upper peninsula counties that report a little later. the understanding is that the ap and probably the networks won't call that race before 9:00 p.m., which is the poll closing time for the four western counties there. it will probably be sometime after that. >> charles matisse, thanks for being with us. your work is available online at politi polititic politico.com. our live coverage will get under way this evening with speeches by ron paul and newt gingrich and also sometime after 9:00 eastern time when the results come in from michigan, we expect to hear from rick santorum and mitt romney. live coverage streamed on the waebt c-span.org, and here on sp span radio. the detroit free press discussing another story today writing about the president's appearance here in washington before the uaw, the united auto workers with its national community action program. the conference is here in our nation's capital. the detroit free press says th

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eastern time in michigan and in arizona. but we might not get the arizona ruls for an extra hour. we'll explain that later. sometimes you have to be careful picking a fight with a guy who is in charge of the executive branch. the president took a swipe at santorum for the snob comments yesterday. >> i have to make a poin here, when i speak about higher education, we're not just talking about a four-year degree. we're touking about somebody going to a community college and getting trained for that manufacturing job that now is requiring somebody walking through the door handling a million dollar piece of equipment. >> the administration will get a new pipeline as soon as it is submitted. >> the decision the president made earlier had nothing to do with the merits of a pop line proposals. it was simply because of the decision by republicans to play politics with this, forced the administration to deny the permit request because there wasn't a pipeline route identified. >> and then they approved another pipeline from oklahoma to the gulf. now republicans on the announcement saying th

eastern here on c-span3. michigan's republican governor rick snider today expressed support for the obama administration's efforts to help the auto industry, saying the big three auto companies may not have survived otherwise. he was joined by connecticut's democratic governor daniel maloy. he said as many as 50 now thou people in his state would be affect philadelphia congress doesn't extend unemployment insurance. the two governors are followed by a panel including jarrod bernstein. >> a quar yum being present, the committee will come to order. good morning. and welcome to the first educational workforce committee hearing of the new year. i'd like to thank govern ors snyder and maloy for participating at this hearingment your experience tez state level offer really importance insight to this committee in congress and we appreciate having you here with us. and i just talked to both of you before the hearing. and thank you. i want to thank you again. it's always very special for us when we have leaders here who can brin

eastern time. both can candidates in michigan tonight.on paul is in springfield, virginia, and newt gingrich who is campaigning in georgia, has him ahead in the polls that he wants to win next week for super tuesday. >>> we're following all of this for politico. at least one poll had romney down by 15 percentage points. all part of the expectations game by team romney. here's charles and from politico in our last hour >> it was a public policy polling service that appeared out of the blue, a jagr entry into the political landscape to have an emerg of 15 points over mitt romney in his home state. because of that numbers, it alarmed people affiliated with romney. >> so, let's look at what the rules state in michigan, independents and democrats can cast their ballot in the republican primary. rick santorum and his campaign asking those democrats to vote today. what impact do you think with the polls still open in michigan will that have tonight on the results? >> well, it's not going to have an enormous impact on the polls. no one really kno

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eastern. the university of michigan. february preliminary sentiment survey.look was a good one at 75. it was an 11-month best. we are expecting that to move lower. tune in. >>> a big courtroom showdown in las vegas. jane? >> he cofounded wynn resorts and he sees hundreds of millions of dollars that has gone back years. robert shapiro of the o.j. simson case argues he does not have the right to sue for the information. the judge not agreeing for that and he is not agreeing that they are reasonable. hints that some may be back in court in two weeks. >> we will go back to the board of directors and consider that and the reasonableness of them and report back to the judge in two weeks as she asked us to do. >> every state recognizes the director has a right of inspection. i think that was a position of the court that was clear on today. we are pleased with that. >> what is this really about? >> that's about all i will say. >> sorry this about deal gone wrong in the philippines. >> you have to ask mr. wynn about that. he constantly raises that issue. >> steve wynn

we'll have live coverage of his comments at 5:30 eastern on booktv.o booktv.org. arizona and michigan hold their primaries in two weeks followed by washington state's caucuses in early march. super tuesday on march 6th and a number of other caucus onz march 10th. can you following coverage of political events as well as results on the c-span networks and online at c-span.o c-span.org/campaign2012. with two weeks until next round of primaries, where are the republican presidential candidates today? mitt romney is in new york for a fund-raiser at the waldorf astoria. rick santorum is in idaho hoeding a rally in coeur d'alene. newt gingrich in california for a fund-raiser. ron paul doesn't have any public events today. his next

. >> a look at the center for american progress sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q& a. >>> michigan's governor rick snyder delivered his state of the state address outlining his plans for 2012. he spoke about the jobs, economy and education and tax reform. the remarks from lansing are about an hour. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. thank you very much. please, be seated. thank you. appreciate it. please have a seat. thank you. well, thank you. it's an honor to be here tonight. i would like to start by thanking several individuals and groups. first of all i want to thank the speaker of the house, jace bolger. [ applause ] second i would like to thank my partner in this endeavor, lieutenant governor calley. [ applause ] he's still speaking to me tonight after last night. i'd like to thank another key part of our team and success, senate majority leader richard ville. [ applause ] i'd like to thank senate majority leader witmer. minority leader. [ applause ] minority leader, sorry about that. [ laughter ] i'd like to thank house democratic leader hamel, who is

eastern. and this evening, gop presidential candidate, rick santorum, wraps up campaigning in michigan, ahead of the state's primary tomorrow, he will be at the heritage christian academy. that is at 7:30 eastern. >>> this is a 7 watt solar panel, it collects the power and you can charge your phones and cell phones directly. >> what are you seeing on this chip, you are seeing an area that has 165 million wells, each of which can sequence a small piece of dna. >> the technology itself is using two cameras, one that looks outs and one that looks at the eyes. so we know exactly what the person is interested in, in the scene they are seeing. >> a fifth and finality visit to the consumer's eelectronics show. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> this particular phone only rings in a serious crisis. put it in the hand of a man who has proven himself responsible. vote for president johnson. >> bush and dukakis on crime. he allowed first degree murderers to have weekend passes from prison. >> the accusations that john kerry made were terrible. >> we can all point to an outrage us commercial or two or th

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coverage of the arizona/michigan primaries begins at 6:00 eastern with a special coverage, john king 6:00 and complete coverage with wolf blitzer and the best political team on tv, mark preston is a part of. that's 7:00, anderson cooper, candy crowley, john king, and much more. "cnn newsroom" continues now with susan malveaux live in one of those states, phoenix, arizona. suzanne? >> thank you, deb. live from phoenix, arizona, where voters are picking the republican presidential candidate today. i'm suzanne malveaux, i want to get you up to speed for this tuesday, february 28th. >>> sad news from ohio. another victim of the school shooting has died. the medical examiner says that 17-year-old russell king was declared brain dead early this morning. the alleged shooter identified by student witnesses as t.j. lane makes an appearance in juvenile court. that is happening this afternoon. ohio's attorney general says he thinks it is likely that the suspect is going to be tried as an adult. a lawyer for his family says the young man is distraught, remorseful. but a student who was grazed by

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eastern. that is from michigan. at 6:00 p.m. eastern, presidential candidate newt gingrich speaking on god and count country. and that speech is coming to us from georgia. those are the live events coming up today on c-span. >> joining us on "news makers" is the chair of the federal trade commission john leibowitz. here for the questioning is a reporter with the national journal and a reporter from blog best week. let's step back on an issue many may not have been following the administration putting forth a privacy bill of rights for online issues, those who use google and yahoo. what did you present this week and why is it an issue >> the commerce department and white house came up with something called a privacy bill of rights and it is about protecting consumers' privacy in internet commerce and it is critically important. most consumers feel very strongly that they want to have privacy protection on the internet. they are concerned about where their data is going. and what people are doing with it. the commerce department an

and special report from michigan starts at 6 eastern, now, back to new york and my colleagues with "thecome back to "the five." well, the smoke police are at it again. in rockland, california there was a proposal before the city council. catch this, all right? the to ban smoking in your own front yard. let me tell you, if anybody tried to do that to me you'd have to pry my dead fingers off their neck after i broke it. i got a question here, and they won't let us smoke in all of these places, hotels and restaurants and bars and places. now, where do you think you should be able to smoke, eric? >> i think you should be able to smoke in your own home, in your back yard, in your front yard. i just, you know, listen, i'm a free smoker guy. >> so you say bars or whatever you want. >> i don't care-- >> dana. >> i think that smoking section in a bar or restaurant is like the peeing in the end of the swimming pool. >> ooh. >> you can't separate it. like if you-- >> what? >> you know if kids pee in pools, and you know. it goes, like a smoking section of the restaurant it's not walled off. have yo

finally, 2012, and the republican presidential contest, the polls have closed in michigan and in arizona since 9:00 p.m. easternthe associated press has called mitt romney the winner arizona, michigan is too close to call. for some extra thoughts now we turn to syndicated columnist mark shields and new york times columnist david brooks, i just want twant to say to our audien, david and mark as we get started with 42 percent of the vote tallied so far in michigan, mitt romney ahead with 41 percent, rick santorum just behind him with 38 percent, ron paul 12 and newt gingrich six, you have been who looking at the exit polls both of you have, what do you see in there, you have interviewed the voters that tell you something about how mitt romney is putting his vote together tonight. >> partly it is just the normal thing we see time and time again, romney wins the more upscale voters, more urban voters and santorum wins the rural voters but what is significant to me, first of all, romney losing equals but not by a huge amount, winning catholics although santorum is a catholic and the most important thing is that romn

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eastern on c-span. >> with the michigan primary just two days away, ron paul spoke with small-business owners for about one hour. he was introduced by a first term congressman, justin amash. >> i had the honor of introducing him last night at an event who were supporting ron paul, and how many of you know that ron paul has more support for service members then all of the candidates combined? [cheers and applause] and there is a good reason why the service member support him. ron and i swallow an orb to support the constitution, just as they did, -- ron and i swore an oath. we understand the importance of a constitutional foreign-policy. they understand when we go to war, they have to declare war, that congress has to declare war, not just the president. [cheers and applause] and they understand the importance of protecting our civil liberties. they understand the problems with the unpatriotic patriot act. [cheers and applause] like ron and me, they are proposed to another group. our government should not be allowed to lock you up without charges. they should have to go through the cons

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eastern and sundays at 1:00. this week we join university of michigan history professor kevin gaines where he discusses the music of the civil rights movement. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> welcome history 197, the long civil rights movement. thank you all for coming. i'd like to thank c-span for coming to the university of michigan to tape this lecture which is on the music of the civil rights and black power movement, and we have a lot of material to get through, and so what i'm hoping is that we will just go right to the slides and begin. now, why study the music of the civil rights movement? and when you look at this period, it's really striking how the mass media affected people's perceptions of the movement, and we're talking about the nightly news. we're talking about print journalism, photo journalism and also popular culture, popular music and film and sports. the 1960s, and i think we've talked about this, were very unique in that the times, the civil rights movement, the social movement of the era, the anti-war movement and women's movement. it politicized all sorts of realms of culture. po

michigan and arizona primary. to begin the special report at 6 p.m. eastern, we'll have results as they come in throughout the night and it could be a long night. we'll see. both romney and santorum lead president obama in a poll of swing state voters. romney holds a 48-46 edge in the survey, that includes michigan and 11 other states. santorum does even better in swing states. leading the president 50-45. and the president had his say today after being called a snob by rick santorum over the weekend. chief white house correspondent ed henry explains it has to do with education and how much a person should have. >> what a snob. >> former senator rick santorum is not backing down from ripping president obama saturday for allegedly saying all americans need to go to college. even though that's not what he said. >> the idea that somehow or another, everybody needs to go to college, i just, i think is intellectual snobbery. there are people in this country who, you know, live good, strong, fulfilling lives without having to go to college. >> santorum also bristle

our coverage of the arizona and michigan primary begins tuesday 6 eastern with john king, usa. suzanne is talking to folks about some of the issues, one of them the sky rocketing cost of fuel. >> reporter: when gas prices go up it doesn't just hurt commuters. i'm high above phoenix, arizona with kevin flangon to talk about how his small business is trying to stay afloat in these tough economic times. >> make sure you join her 11:00 a.m. eastern next week right here on cnn. >>> republican candidates have hammered president obama over his handling of the quran burning incident in afghanistan and some have compared the controversy over that of abughraib. is this comparison accurate? is it flawed? is it fair? >> i don't think it is quite accurate to say that they are the same. as we have noticed there haven't been the same wide scaled protests that we have seen. there have been protests and a lot of afghans standing up. there is the threat of more violence but it is not the same. it wasn't sanctioned additionally. in abughraib we saw the act. in afghanistan it was a mistake. there