eliza krigman covers technology for pretty quay. gautham nagesh is the editor of the technology executive briefing for congressional quarterly. and brendan sasso is a technology reporter with the hill newspaper. thank you all very much for being on "the communicators." >> guest: thank you. >> guest: thanks for having us. >> anticipators also airs in -- "the communicators" also airs in prime time on monday night. if you missed this discussion, you can watch this program again tonight at 8 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. and you can also watch it anytime online. log on to our web site at c-span.org. click the series tab and select "the communicators." you can also watch other regularly-scheduled c-span programs at this series link. c-span.org is your online resource for public affairs programming. >> in november senator john mccain spoke at the fourth annual halifax international security summit. he criticized the obama administration's policy towards syria and talked about the u.s. role in dealing with global issues. joining him were c

. >> host: another guess that we have today is eliza krigman. >> guest: thank you for having me on the show. i would agree with brendan sasso. when you look at regulating the internet, which is of course the most important platform and and communications right now, i think the conventional wisdom is that the court is likely to strike down supporters of the rules aren't comfortable with the fact that the commission does not use the authority under the communications act. another thing to consider about this issue is will google provide the same rule as corporate rabbis, if you will, to guide this issue forward. he was the top issue for them. >> host: there was talk of rewriting the telecom act of the 1990s. what do you think about this? >> guest: there has been a lot of talk for about a decade. i think some members are more inclined to try and just deal with specific issues and think it might be too difficult at this point in time. one has to remember that that law came here by 1934. it was kind of digging into all of the past. and i think that is a big thing that we have to talk about.

eliza krigman collects information for politico. bendan sasso is a technology reporter with the hill newspaper. thank you all for being here. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> tomorrow on "washington journal" we'll talk about the 113th keeng how president obama will govern in the year ahead. we're joined by political strategist john feehery and jim manley. then we'll look at how congress members are paid. later a discussion about president obama's foreign policy agenda in his second term. washington journey live at 7:00 a.m. here on c-span. >> it is quite true that people's history is the result of how we're synthesizing the work of a great many other historians. what had happened in the 1960's with the counter culture was that a whole new generation of young historians had come up. they were in essence reevaluating all aspects of our past. >> martin duberman tonight at 10:00 eastern on c-span2. look for more book tv online. like us on facebook. >> what i like about c-span's coveage is it is very thorough. every program i wa

. ♪ run from simon ♪ ♪ poor eliza running ♪ ♪ and run into a rainstorm ♪ narrator: the climax of thelay within a play in which siamese court dancers perform an adaptation of the anti-slavery novel, "uncle tom's cabin." ♪ poor eliza ♪ robbins fused eastern style with western substance to tell the story of the fugitive slave, eliza. forgot to tell you name of miracle -- snow. ♪ of a sudden she can see wicked simon of legree ♪ ♪ sliding cross the river fast ♪ ♪ with his bloodhounds and his slaves ♪ ♪ what has happened to the river? ♪ ♪ buddha has called out the sun ♪ narrator: eliza reached her safe haven -- but robbins was not so lucky. just when his career seemed to be traveling in an ever-upward trajectory he became the luctant star in a different kind of theater. laurents: people became political really in the '30s because of the depression. the communist party was the only outlet that was against anti-semitism and for the working man. woman: jerry robbins joined the communist party because he believed that it was dedicated to the poor and to good causes. he discovered that the comm

it's not like elizabeth where you can have dozens: eliza liz, betty, betsy, bess. >> thank you, miss lemon. yes. >> or margaret. that has a lot, too: maggie, madge. >> margot. >> peggy. >> margie, meg, meggie. >> ah, there you are, poirot. i've been looking for you. >> what's your name, chief inspector? >> name? what name? >> your first name. >> james. >> james japp. >> jim. jimmy japp. >> jamie japp. >> chief inspector japp and i will leave you to play. >> what about hercule? >> there aren't any for hercule. >> herc? >> it may be what the murderer has been waiting for, inspector. but we cannot be sure--this is a matter of complex and hidden motives, huh? and-- oh, mon dieu. >> what's up? >> i have been blind. blind! complex, i have said? mais non. simplicity extreme, extreme! and miserable one that i am. i saw nothing! s'il vous plait. >> this makes a nice change for me [indistinct]-- oh, bert, look. we're going to sit next to that nice captain hastings. hello. >> good. that is all, i think, monsieur rice. >> in an ordinary case, the will of a deceased person is read after the funer

bobblehead women's hoops cal 2nd year head coach lindsay gottleib has the bears ranked 7th nationally cal's elizaeat pass to brittany boyd streaking in for the layup 16-11 cal stanford inbounding with:01 on shot clock there was a billy cundiff sighting at candlestick yesterday, booting field in an effort to unseat incumbant david akers. >> i think that it is a good time to be planning. and it is a good time and a good omen to bring the -- playing. were giving stadium tours at $18 bucks a pop at the same timeand several fans took photos of cundiff kicking and put the photos on facebook - said he looked pretty good too but cundiff has been anything but good over his 13 year career, having played for 11 teams and missing a crucial kick for the ravens in the afc championship last year asked today if trying out for the niners is a tough task? cundiff mcclain busted tinted >> also, he gave a another name and a halt in off to jail. if you can believe that he is not going to come back and away. but this violation, and lying to. espn apologized. >> to use seat that lovely lady. these quarterbacks get the

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>> hey, that's just how we do ,, for now....along with eliza, roberta and mr. glenn...i'm brian hackney...appreci ater and goodnight! >>> david letterman is next with kathy griffin. >> we'll see you tomorrow ,,,,,, forum. today's theme: overcoming pain with omega xl. so glad you tuned in tonight and you will not be sorry, i promise you. it is going to be a glorious night. i tell you, i think about all the people that are going to walk in divine health after tonight yeah um you know the bible says: "a merry heart doeth good like a medicine." and so i hope we have a lot of laughs a lot of fun times but there's something else that's going to be here for you and you're not going to want to miss it. >i had a partner with this, her name is rebekah. and she came to me and she said, dorothy. i have got something that

happiness in marriage sustained by a religious bond but after the birth and death of a second daughter, eliza was diagnosed with tuberculosis that took her life at the age of 25. i write weeping, he admitted to a friend. i have no life. kate has no mother and we are desolate to read the following year they married whose well-to-do father was a leader in cincinnati society and gave birth to two daughters who died at 12 months and two years later her mother followed her into the grave and she was only 44 years of the time but was never to marry again. what misery this world is, she cried out. def has pursued me since i was 25-years-old. sometimes i feel as if i could give up, as if i must give up and then i rise and by press on and rise and press on heated finding and forward movement and external the achievement as a satisfaction that no other aspect of his life provided, his love for his daughters and especially for his older daughter who became a partner in his ambition even to the point of marrying a rich man who eventually made her life miserable in order to help foster her father's dreams

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eliza pierre will drive it and throw that down. cal is up two at halftime.ber five stanford with the defense, they held cal scoreless for nine minutes in one stretch in the second half. and gumike gets three rebounds, three assists and stanford prevails by nine in berkeley. >>> like all teams with super bowl aspirations it's all about the defense. san francisco of course no exception. they have held the lightbulbs of tom brady, drew breas, aaron rogers three of the very best below their quarterback ratings. and the 49er defense shaky there's no question about that here in the latter stages of the season. patrick willis eager to show that they're up to the task of regaining their big dog status when it comes to defense. >> we played some of the best quarterbacks this year and have done well. but i always feel like we can play better and this saturday, it's going to call for our bets because we can't afford to not play our best football. play our best defense, and go home because there's no tomorrow. no next week. >> you think about hawaii you're thinking one

eliza pierre will drive it and throw that down. cal is up two at halftime.cal scoreless for nine minutes in one stretch in the second half. and gumike gets three rebounds, three assists and stanford prevails by nine in berkeley. >>> like all teams with super bowl aspirations it's all about the defense. san francisco of course no exception. they have held the lightbulbs of tom brady, drew breas, aaron rogers three of the very best below their quarterback ratings. and the 49er defense shaky there's no question about that here in the latter stages of the season. patrick willis eager to show that they're up to the task of regaining their big dog status when it comes to defense. >> we played some of the best quarterbacks this year and have done well. but i always feel like we can play better and this saturday, it's going to call for our bets because we can't afford to not play our best football. play our best defense, and go home because there's no tomorrow. no next week. >> you think about hawaii you're thinking one of the warmest most beautiful spots but they'v

. >>> eliza de florida. >>> y brian peralez des tca con 3 años. >>> ahí está dónde se felicita? sus beneficios. >>> señora, usted es picis? virgo? capricornio? no se pierda el horóscopo! >>> tampoco lo que le dijo jenni rivera a maiti en la grabación de su película que está pronto a salir! esto y más en despierta américa, la mejor manera de comenzar tus mañanas! (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. (cantando). (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. >>> déjame decirte que con juan luis guerra y ricardo montaner enmoré a mi esposa! >>> trmendo! >>> qué bueno!. >>> no digas hace cuánto! >>> hoy estamos a quincena que se nos va como llega! >>> posiblemente ya para este momento, no queda nada! >>> de la única manera que pueda ver dinero en la cuenta es a las 0:00 pero ya a la 0:01 no está! >>> lo que sí, que opinan de esto? >>> resulta que la universidad de biociencia en xanzhu separa a sus alumnos en las aulas se'gún su horóscopo, los virgos por ahí los libra por allá y de verdad, la explicación del método es que la asistencia aumentó significativamente y los alumnos es'tán más motivados a clases. >>> todos apren

i'm the higgins character, who is making over -- he's elliot doolittle, instead of eliza doolittle. >o before. in movies like "ten things i hate about you." what draws you to the classic stories? >> i wanted to do something light and romantic and fun. i had been doing a lot of drama. and i wanted to go to work every day and be able to laugh and have a good time, as opposed to having to cry or be hyperemotional. i'm kind of a hopeless romantic. >> you've been busy lately. congratulations on "silver linings playbook." >> thank you. i was happy to be part of that story. >> any other favorites coming up at the oscars? >> "zero dark thirty" is a great movie. very different from "silver linings." i don't want to be a traitor to my cast. i'm going to say "silver linings" all the way. >> what was it like working with bradley coop center. >> great. he has so much energy on set. and so devoted to his work. it's great. >> and i also just want to celebrate. you had a film -- you did a film with taye diggs, called "between us," that was screened at sundance. and this was almost an accident that yo

. >> eliza cummings has sent a letter to walmart saying they have uncovered a document saying michaelons and it says you and other officials were personally informed about these bribery allegations on multiple occasions and it would be a serious matter if the ceo of one of our nation's largest company failed to address allegations of a bribery scheme. we're going to read through this right now, there's a lot of documents here, and get back to you. this has raised the stakes in the walmart situation in mexico. there's the stock there. the stock hasn't reacted all that much since the news broke by the "new york times" back in april. >> one thing for sure, everybody seems to be piling in on herbal life. still ahead, the ceo michael johnson will speak about the controversy that now envelopes his company. it's an interview you won't want to miss. >> coming up -- ♪ who's that guy, where did he come from ♪ >> that's rick santelli. ♪ i never knew anyone could be so cool ♪ >> they don't get much cooler. and he'll be joining us after this break. ♪ . >>> welcome back to the second hour of "squaw