in 1973 democrat elizabeth holtzman became the youngest woman ever elected to congress. one year later as a member of the house judiciary committee she was voting to impeach a president. vote for the complete schedule at c-span.org/history. press the c-span alert button. >> oral argument is the first time justices talk about a case together. so when antonin scalia asks the question i can figure out what is bothering them about a case. >> by law since 1916 the new supreme court term begins the first monday in october each year here in 70 cases. this year cases include gps tracking without a warrant, profanity on television and copyright protection. watch the justices recent appearances on line at the c-span video library all archived and surgeable. it is washington your way. >> next a panel of legal experts discuss online privacy and look ahead to new laws designed to protect personal data. this was a part of thursday's action media and policy summit in washington. it runs an hour. >> i am tony romm, author of boring tech. welcome to the summit on privacy personalization

in 1973, elizabeth holtzman became the youngest woman ever elected to congress. one year later she was voting to impeach president. look for the complete weekend schedule and at c-span.org /history. >> earlier this month, about 100 members of the british commonwealth youth parliament, ages 18 to 29, gathered in the house of lords for a debate on climate change. they are from the commonwealth nations, including australia, kenya, malaysia, and trinidad- tobago. the speaker of the house of lords presided over the two-hour debate. >> i am delighted to welcome you here to the chamber of the house of lords. e chamber of the house of lords. many of you i will have met before, yesterday and the day before. but not all of you. and so this is a good occasion for me to see you all together. and i do so warmly welcome you. now, i think you all know what it is we're here for. but you'll for give me if i perhaps go over it a little bit more. i am frances d' souza. i was recently elected speaker of the house of lords. my work today is to moderate the debate. but the work is goi

discoveries from the smithsonian new great hall of wonders if separate oral history, in 1973, elizabeth holtzmaname the youngest woman ever elected to congress. one year later, as a member of the house judiciary committee, she voted to help to impeach president. look at the complete schedule at our website or for your schedules in your e-mail box. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is the economics professor of george mason university, the mercator center. welcome. you and your colleagues did some research on the notion of shovel ready jobs. what did you find? guest: of people that were hired, only 42% were hired from the unemployment line. almost half, 47% were poached from other private sector jobs mostly. there is probably a lot less job creation and more jobs shifting than voters would expect. host: why is an important to make that distinction? guest: it gives a sense of where the bill was targeted out. was it hard to find short notice or. when stimulus funds went toward health care and engineering, those are where the government was going to be taking people away from other