. >> designed by frank gary opposed by the family, a house subcommittee discussed the planned memorial to our 34th president. this weekend on c-span3. >>> in a city whose public is dominateed by generals on einstein., this stands up, a even if it does stand 12 feet tall, weigh approximately four ton. he and robert berks, distinctive style, labeled him and give s n genium. he holds in his left hand, his significant theories. einstein had a wavering belief in tolerance, equality towards law and the duty of any troops to reveal his finding no matter where they lead. the circular for the memorial features an astronomical map showing much of the universe as it appeared on the date of its dedication in april 1979 which also coincided with einstein's 100th birthday. 30 years later visitors of all ages are drawn to the iconic figure on the grounds of the national academy of science. children especially enjoy climbing into the lap of the scientific genius with the smile of a grandfather. >> the genetic scientist who finally, for the hiv epidemic starts describes tinderboxes and -- most parts of

he said that frank gary's design looked like old homages to marks and lennon. she said the columns look like missile silos and the holocaust survivors say the planned tapestries look like defenses of hitler's death camps. they have their unqualified support. the scca international wants to find homes for five mind- detection -- mean-detection dogs from iraq. they in sterling. they were born and trained in texas and have been in the war zone for six to eight years now. they worked for a private contractor and they worked with iraqis. iraqis don't consider them pets so they didn't want to keep them. >> there is no way to pinpoint how many lives those dogs probably saved and up doubtedly they have. for the service they provided americans, it's only fair fair that they get the royal treatment. >> the extensive military training dogs require adjustments for the new home and new families. one dog has been adopted by a family in california. >>> >>> the caps continue to battle for the play-off spot. dave feldman is live at the verizon center with the sports edge. labor

the prominent architect frank gary designed the memorial. he says he's open to design changes. >>> our time is 4:36. at 4:40, lin-sanity is now the brand ambassador for a certain car make near asia. >>> metro plays the name game. why the stuff that you use regularly may have a new name soon. >>> you're watching 9news now. >>> 4:39 on this wednesday morning. once again we've got low clouds and fog in most areas. temperatures will be slow to climb to the mid-60s as we head toward lunch. sunshine breaks up this afternoon. we'll get into the lower, possibly mid-70s depending how much son we see with -- sun we see. we'll talk about shower chances and what we can expect for the upcoming weekend when i see you in about five minutes. over to monika santami with a look at fog in the traffic cameras. >> here's an example of the fog howard has been talking about. this is georgia avenue in olney. here's 270 coming down from route 109 to the point where the lanes divide. fog is a factor for your commute this morning so do be careful. coming up in my next

like the state center at mit have been fantastic works, but now at 83 world renowned architect frank gary has hit a brick wall in his plans to create a towering figure. dwight d. eisenhower was not only the supreme allied commander during world war ii, conqueror of the nazis and liberator of germany's concentration camps but our president, enforcer of school integration and steadfast cold war sentinel on. tuesday eisenhower's granddaughters conveyed the family's displeasure with frank geary's plans for eisenhower square shoehorned into downtown washington the 4-acre plot punctuated by soaring columns and giant metal fa saids emblazoned with pictures -- facades emblazoned with ike's beloved kansas. after years of going along with the project the granddaughters now object to it. >> the number of people including holocaust survivors who contacted me is notable and they've said the metal curtains of reminiscent of internment. >> if you remove the curtains which i understand mr. geary is not willing to, do you don't have a whole lot heft. you have a little boy -- left. you have a little boy si

. >> the eisenhower memorial designed by frank gary opposed by the family, a house subcommittee discussed the memorial to the 34th president. watch sunday. 7:30 p.m. american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >> in march, 1979, c-span began televising the u.s. house of representatives to households nationwide and today our content of politics and public affairs, nonfiction books and american history is a available on tv, radio, and online. >> we sell the american public short when you think you got to spoon-feed them, kid them. say oh, yeah, you can have all these things and not pay for them. they know better than that. they don't trust you if you try to flimflam them. you ought to say, sure, tax and spend. that's right. it's more honorable than borrow and spend. >> c-span created by america's cable companies as a public service. >> the justice department held a summit on consumer fraud and in his opening remarks attorney general eric holder said federal officials are considering actions to address speculation in the oil and gas markets. federal and state law enforcement officials also

at 8:00 p.m., architect frank gary on his design for the eisenhower memorial. following that at 9:00 p.m. the prez's granddaughter susan eisenhower. at 10:30 p.m., an archival film produced by the u.s. army. >>> i'm appearing here today as one spokesperson for the hundreds of thousands of marines, sailors, their families and loyal civilian employees who were unknowingly exposed to horrendous levels of toxins through their drinking water at camp lejeune, north carolina. >> the documentary semper fi, always faithful, chronicle the retired marine jerry ensminger and exposing toxic drinking water

. >> with the eisenhower memorial designed by frank gary and opposed by the family, a house subcommittee discussed the memorial. watch sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern and pacific, part of american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >>> the genetic scientist who nailed down a rough date for when the hiv epidemic starts describes tinderboxes and wet moss. in post parts of the world there is not that much hiv and in some places there is a ton, and it is incredibly destructive. understanding that the two categories exist and allows you to think, okay, what are those factor that is keep this virus moving and what can we do as a world to end it? >> afterwards author craig timber tracks the history of aids sunday night at 9, part of a book tv weekend on c-span 2. >>> education secretary arne duncan next on school improvement grants and efforts being made to increase high school graduation rates. he spoke earlier this week at the america's promise alliance for 45 minutes. >> thank you so much for the kind introduction. target has been a fantastic partner. they absolutely walk the walk. i appreciat

. >> with the eisenhower memorial designed by frank gary opposed by the family, a house subcommittee discussed the planned memorial to our 34 the president. watch sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> on monday, the supreme court starts three days of hearings on the constitutionality of the new health care law. hear the oral argument for yourself in its entirety as the court releases audio at around 1:00 p.m. eastern each day with coverage on c-span3 and c-span radio and at c-span.org listen and add your comments. coverage starts monday morning live on c-span with "washington journal" and continues through the day from the supreme court. and then the oral argument on c-span3. >>> a discussion now on the house republicans' 2313 budget proposal from today's "washington journal." this is about 40 minutes. >> congressman tom cole is a republican from oklahoma. he represents the fourth district. good morning and thanks for being here. >> morning. >> your colleague, representative paul ryan, released a budget plan this week. why d

there will be images and a sculpture of him as a young boy it's all the vision of frank gary.has been in development for more than a decade. it's been to hono honor his dual legacy as the supreme commander who went on to build our highway system and interests grated schools. >> if you remove the skrimges, then you don't have a whole lot left. you have a little boy sitting on a ledge look at bas-relief. the narrative is not correct. >> reporter: $100 million, a little bit less than what it cost to build all the space acast used by nasa in the 1960s. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degr

it is pitting the eyes enhour family against the famous architect frank gary who is working for the gooingnhimes museum. it was unveil add year ago, but the opposition became public when president eisenhower's grandson designed from the eisenhower memorial commission. that commission is the one who choose the architect for the design. the hear something set before 10:00 a.m. before the house committee this after several congress smaent letters asking the planning commission to delay the memorial's approval. they are requesting copies of the architectural design. he wants to know how his design was accepted. it will be built next to the national mall. a>> i can see where the family stands on this. they want something that led to his stature. >> a little statue of a little boy. >> which is sweet to inspire young children but have another one along side it that shows him as a man and what he grew to become. >> let us know how you feel about this. find us at fox friends first on twitter. >> they are the best kept secret of any presidential campaign until they are not of course. we are talking

frank gary hit a brick wall in his plans to honor a towering figure. >> acclaimed man the world over his leadership. >> dwight d. eisenhower was not only the supreme allied commander during world war ii liberate tore of germany's consultation camps, but also america's 34th president for two terms builder of our national highway system, enforcer of school integration and steadfast cold war sentiment. on tuesday eisenhower's granddaughters conveyed to house resources subcommittee the family's displeasure for his plans for eisenhower square the 4 acre plot would be punk rated by soaring columns and giant metal facade ultimately images pictures of ooik. a sculpture of ooik as a boy between enormous stone carveings depicting ike the general on the eve of d-day and eisenhower the president casting his weary eye on a troubled world. after years of going along with the project the granddaughters now object to it. >> the number of people including holocaust survivors is notable they said the metal curtain is reminisce sent of internment. if you remove those which i understand he is not willin

frank gary was hired to design the memorial and he has written a letter saying he is open to design changes exhibit focusing on the titanic is now on display at the national postal museum. the titanic operated as the world's largest post offices. in the end, both had disastrous endings. art facts and photographs of the titanic that have never been seen before are on display at the postal museum. >>> life of john wayne gacy is the subject of a new gallery. including infamous clown suits, leather jacket, and wallet. gasy's public defender appeared at the opener today and he is the author of the book, john wayne gacy, defending a monster. >>> 39 dogs seized from a puppy mill in kentucky are getting a new lease on life. the dogs including docksons are coming here to the d.c. area and looking for new homes. >>> coming up, queen elizabeth reflects on her 60 years on the thrown. but up next, three people had to be rescued after being drifted away from the shore off the coast of california. don't forget, we are always on at wusa9.com. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> caught on tape, three peo

. >> for the eisenhower memorial designed by the great -- by frank gary opposed by the family.ch sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi and other democratic leaders spoke earlier about affordable care act on the second anniversary of the passage of president obama's healthcare lot. also, here personal stories of those directly affected by the legislation. this is about 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being with us today. as you know, two years ago, the u.s. congress made history. after 100 years of trying, is finally passed -- we finally pass health care for all americans. it is a right for all, not just a privilege for the few. we have honored our founders through healthier life and liberty to pursue our own happiness. today, we have people with us who are already benefiting, or will benefit from the health care bill. i am pleased to be here with my colleagues, and democratic whip steny hoyer, jim cogburn. -- and jim clybourn. we will present our give to you. that is what it is all about. i would like to thank our

. >> with the eisenhower memorial designed by frank gary opposed by the family -- gheary opposed by the family, watch american history tv this weekend. >> the house and senate will be back in session next week. the house will take up the surface transportation legislation. members will vote on a proposed republican budget for next year. on c-span-2, the u.s. senate with debate on tax breaks for oil companies. senators may take up legislation on reforming the postal service. >> on monday, the supreme court starts three days of hearings on the constitutionality of the new health care law. here the oral argument for it yourself in its entirety as the court released as audio and around 1:00 p.m. eastern each day with coverage on c-span-3, c-span radio and at c-span.org. our coverage starts monday morning live on c-span with "washington journal," and continues throughout the day with the supreme court and and the oral argument on c-span-3. >> louisiana's presidential primary is tomorrow. polls close at 9:00 p.m. eastern time and you can get the results here on c-span and also at c- span.org.

joining me now, gary sinise and frank stiller. k you so much for being here. >> thank you, megyn. megyn: what an honor. gary, you've been on the program before talking about this. why does this, what -- i mean, with all your celebrity and your power and money, why is this what you've chosen to devote your time to? >> well, various or reasons. i've been involved with disabled veterans since i played one years ago in a movie in the mid '90s -- megyn: forest gump. >> yeah, forest gump. lieutenant dan was a disabled veteran, i got involved with the dav, disabled american veterans' organization, so been supporting them for many, many years. i have veterans in my family, i respect what our veterans do for us, and then after september 11th we started deploying and people started getting hurt, and i got very, very actively involved with supporting military charities and doing what i could to try to help keep 'em strong. we've partnered up, gary sinise foundation and tunnel to towers foundation, to try to do something for our wounded and bu

then commodity futures trading commission chairman gary gensler on his agency's new regulatory role under the dodd-frank financial regulations law. after that we'll be live at in this year's u.s./israel policy conference with remarks by joe leishman and actress and ceo kathy ireland. and later, more remarks by the head of the transportation security administration on the future of aviation security. >> this week on "the communicators," a look at cybersecurity with two business executives involved in safeguarding communications systems. they also talk about federal regulation of their industry. >> host: and now we want to introduce you to robert dix who is vice president of juniper networks and recently, mr. dix, you testified at a house hearing on cybersecurity. >> guest: yes, sir. >> host: what was your message to the members of the energy and commerce subcommittee? >> guest: it's really important at the time of this challenge that we are face anything cybersecurity that we maintain an environment that facilitates investment and innovation and doesn't do anything to confine the ability of the private s

general fred franks, caleb cage, gary, huey, jackie, more jury subject matter experts.a former member of congress, medical doctor. and very importantly, the gold star mother. it is very important to have her on the panel as well. i want to make sure you understand what we were told to do and what we were not told to do so you can put this in perspective. of course, we were told to look 94 were-looking man there about whether or not we are moving in the proper direction to correct the deficiencies out at dover that were noted in a number of different reports. we were told to look at processes, techniques, procedures to make sure that those that were having deficiencies that are being corrected, that we note that to the secretary of defense if they have been corrected and look at overall systems to see of their working right or if there were three previously. we were not told, we were precluded from looking at in the of the disciplinary matters associated with the various investigations that have gone on. i think you'll hear later today from the secretary of the air force

here to discuss is political comedian ball gary joe garafole and back with us is thomas frank. me start by playing a sound byte from mitt romney from actually yesterday. and joe, i would joe /* i will ask you a question about it after we have we heard it. >> i realize it's a bit of an away game but i think we are going to spicpick up some support in these states that remain. >> so, yes, let me just ask you, when you have a candidate who says this is an away game, what does that mean? >> he is saying it's an away game but it's in america. >> that's a little bit shocking. he is saying, you know, to whip the home team. if this is an away game, what's home? massachusetts? >> a big mormon temple. >> massachusetts and michigan is home? >> he has several home teams. we don't know where it's going with that. that was a little bit of a -- that was a little bit disconcerting disconcerting. >> i don't know. i cut him a little slack for that because i think he is think that home is massachusetts and that he wants to play himself as an underdoc. right? and that helps him out i think. we are

mentioned he had a discussion with architect frank gehry who indicated an interest in design of the memorial. hi had also had a professional relationship with gary on at least three prior occasions. it appears in 2008 the commission designated daniel file its executive architect, as its agent to oversee and direct the design competition. mr. file chose to run the competition under the guidelines of gsa's design excellence program, a program that was never intended to be used for memorial competitions. it basically limits the candidates to only 44 hand picked firms. thus the use of the design excellence program made it impossible to see unknown and untested talent such as maya lin who designed the vietnam veteran's memorial. in the 1990s the initial competition for the world war ii memorial was run according to e. there was a public outcry about the design and it was changed. adding to our concerns, when the eisenhower commission recently released the minutes from its meetings, it didn't publish minutes from meetings in 2008 at which the competition was discussed. stranger still there does not appear to have been a quorum at those crucial meeting

gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> there's no word on where george zimmerman is now, but a friend and fellow neighbor watch captain is defending him. frankld me yesterday that zimmerman is a good guy. >> george zimmerman is a good dude. he's straight up. that's why i'm front running for him today. and have been since this incident broke. >> you say he's a good dude and yet we have reports from eyewitnesses and people who explain a situation that looks like he is hunting down this young kid and that he is killed in cold blood, not in self-defense. how do you explain what we've heard so far? >> suzanne, in our neighborhood we've experienced eight burglaries, one of them being a daytime burglary. i myself credit george for thwarting a burglary to my own house. i don't condone the use of the gun. being a former block captain, we were never instructed to use weapons as lethal as a 9 millimeter. maximum i would ever use maybe is a pepper spray or a taser, something nonlethal, but, no, george, i'm going to go on camera and say george is not a racist. >> zimmerman's family is also denying allegations that race played a role in this shooting. the

next, commodity futures trading commission chairman gary gensler in a recent speech he compared the commission's new regulatory role under the dodd-frank act to having a cop on the beat. he spoke at george washington university in washington, d.c. this is about 45 minutes. >> i would say perhaps the latest example of that would have been -- [inaudible] >> welcome, everyone. welcome to george washington university law school, and our program at the center for law and economics, and finance. where we have been discussing financial reform. my name is lawrence cunningham. i'm a member of the faculty here. and it's a great pleasure for me to introduce and welcome gary gensler, currently the chairman of the commodities futures and trading commission, and the point when he received and took in may of 2009 at a very difficult time in our country's financial history. to undertake a very difficult job. i think the country is fortunate to have had that appointment, and we are lucky that he is in that job today. his experience will speak to why we are lucky. he earned a bachelors of science degree from the university of pennsylvania's wharton scho