shroomy, sleezy, dave, gage, katy and nikki's boyfriend called a.k., as in ak-47. >> i love you, too. family out here. we help take care of each other. we argue just like you would with your blood family. and we still love each other. we have to watch out for each other. and we are like brothers and sisters out here, really. >> my name is stacy. i'm 21 years old. i am homeless. it really sucks. >> reporter: unlike nikki, stacy, better known on the drag as chocolate, no longer sees the streets as a free, romantic place. >> actually, notice a lot of people that choose to have this lifestyle. i can't understand it for the life of me. it is hard. gets tiring. it is not a game. at first you think it is a game. >> reporter: chocolate says being on the street just made her consider doing things she never thought she could. >> when you start asking for money, always expect them to proposition you. always expect them to want something in return. people on the streets tell me i don't know why you are broke, chocolate. the woman's body is a gold mine. it is a gold mine. i am sick and tired. i'm

gage mueller is a big fan of halloween. he's now started a go fund me page to raise money to buy halloween costumes for children in the hospital. this 16 year old spent the holidays last year in m-d anderson. pumpkins and is trying to figure out this year's costume. us hope." " " kaylee curew : "maybe i'll go " gage mueller: " every kid should be able to celebrate halloween, it doesn't matter if you're in the hospital or at home. it's not just the kids in the hospital but their families." " doctors say the program brings joy to kids and families. m-d anderson also holds a fall festival and parade for sick children. we have a thursday edition of friday night nine point two. the lions from linn-mar take on the hawks of cedar rapids jefferson. kickoff is at seven. again, we'll have all the action tonight on kcrg nine point two and kcrg dot com. october has been a pretty dry month until this week. and that provided the perfect conditions to dry the crops in the fields. that's coming up in the agribusiness report. and we'll expl

impacting the health and walgreens of our community and kids actually can't measure or understand or gagehe speed of a car until the age of 10 we need to make sure that speeds are slow if you guys walk into a street the cars can slow down and the families say healthy i want to ends up with something that doctor murphy said in his call to action it stuck with me pointed to social movement that started with the walk and the march an washington or the capital crawl expanding assess to the nation's capital with people with disabilities and in san francisco we're responding to that call to action and wear engaging in our own walk around vision zero to make sure that our streets that we have the safety on our have the here in san francisco so that no families no parents have to incur the pain of 0 lost loved one thank you doctor murphy and all our city leaders that are working to make our city safer thank you (clapping.) and . >> finally everyone we know you're getting ready to go to class before i do that i want to say you know when we first started the walk today one of our department head fo

early in the 1st -- the panthers already up 7-nothing -- gage butler looking to add to it -- breaks down the sideline but steps out before he's tackled -- that would lead to another dv - td. butler's return sets this up -- austin carter running for the edge -- dives into the endzone -- the panthers with a 21-8 lead after a quarter. in the 2nd -- dakota valley keeps pouring it on -- luke schmitt dropping back -- tyler johnson torches the corner at the snap -- dakota valley blows out wagner, 43-8. norfolk catholic and boone central, newman grove have met three straight years in nebraska's class c1 playoffs, with state titles for each school in two of those years. this year, the knights are ranked first at 8 and 0 -- while the cardinals are sixth. seven of catholic's wins have been by 28 points or more. both teams fighting a light, spitting rain throughout the night. catholic gets on the board first - david engelhaupt goes in from 9 yards out - knights take a 7-0 lead after their first possession. still 7-0 midway through the 2nd - boone central, newman grove going for it on 4th and 6 - but

impacting the health and walgreens of our community and kids actually can't measure or understand or gagehe speed of a car until the age of 10 we need to make sure that speeds are slow if you guys walk into a street the cars can slow down and the families say healthy i want to ends up with something that doctor murphy said in his call to action it stuck with me pointed to social movement that started with the walk and the march an washington or the capital crawl expanding assess to the nation's capital with people with disabilities and in san francisco we're responding to that call to action and wear engaging in our own walk around vision zero to make sure that our streets that we have the safety on our have the here in san francisco so that no families no parents have to incur the pain of 0 lost loved one thank you doctor murphy and all our city leaders that are working to make our city safer thank you (clapping.) and . >> finally everyone we know you're getting ready to go to class before i do that i want to say you know when we first started the walk today one of our department head fo

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a small plane crash has left two nebraska, accocoding to the gage county sheriff's office. the crash was about 30 miles south of lincoln. the lincoln journal star reports that cortland fire and rescue crews responded to the crash around 8:45 a.m. saturday. the plane went down in a field near cortland. federal aviation administration and national transportation safety board officials were on their way to the crash site to investigate. the sioux city police department and sioux city fire marshal's office are currently investigating after a structure fire on silver strtrt. sioux x ty fire rescue responded to the fire saturdayayvening where there was smoke visible from the two story single family home. the fire was quickly put out. there were noccupants in the home at the time. the fire was determined to be intentional and anyone with information is asked to contact sioux city police at: 712-279-6440. our winds picked up as temperatures went up for our sunday. highs made it into the 60s in eastern siouxland to the low to mid 70s from sioux city east. this warming trend is going

the water came so fast and there was so much that it's damaged some of the flood gages behind me. it's washed away others. you don't need a gauge to know the water here is still rising. flood waters continue to rush across carolina. run through or over everything in its path. five washed up aghens the porch. i never seen anything like it. >> in many areas, there's never been anything leak this rain for three days straight. at times more than 2 inches an hour. >> the waters a overcome dams, destroyed roads, whole neighborhoods have found themselves under water and several lives have been lost. >> reporter: at least five people have died as a result of the storm. hundreds more. >> the who sus flooding, requesting sandbags. >> pushed from their homes by a relents will current and rising water. >> we have lost everything. what i got on my body is what we have. pretty much everybody down here have lost everything this morning. our vehicles, our clothes, everything. >> as many scramble to higher ground, forecasters say at some point today the rain should finally begin to ease, first res

all fine the says she's sure it the message >> reporter: gaging getting started several missing cats out there in the area people thought of putting fliers and can figure out what happened. >> pam: need a fire department will soon have more boots on the ground. after being awarded a federal grant fund additional six new full-time firefighters like to tell me tonight to explain when those firefighters will arrive. >> reporter: recruits should be at the academy in january and hopefully by the spring fighting fires too late for some businesses here damaged by a past fire but still good news. since august 2014 is better off for her family's business for stores of the st. paul long parks remained shuttered after a series of arsons nearly leveling the block last year and other homes and apartments throughout the city the himalayan give shop taking in half the profits she did before there are seven thankful for the alameda fire department and their quick work back in august. a $2.2 million grant recently awarded tell me a fire department now hired six new full-time firefighters welcome news

after a wagner touchdown...gage butler fields the kickoff...he finds a seam up the sideline, takes a hit and he's all kinds of amped up. that sets up austin carter for the short touchdown run. dakota valley final. chris: last year norfolk k catholic went 9-9- against teams that weren't boone central newman grove. but the cardinals were kryptonite for the knights, taking them down in the regular season and knocking them out in the second round of the playoffs. tonight they looked for revenge...sean powers from our sportszone partners at necc shot this game for us. . in the first...t.t lightning g the knights backfield...dylan kautz...nice five yard run gets it inside the ten. that sets up the thunder...david engelhaupt...i wouldn't want to try to tackle him...he scores nearly untouched to make it 7-0. the cardinals, coming back the other way...scott ketteler makes a nice catch, but the drive would stall. kautz would have trouble with the punt, but that's about the only problem they had...knights win big 42-14. in class d2, a district championship on the line with wynot hosting lyons d

our guests include attorney thomas goldstein, cofounder of a blog, and beverly gage, professor of history at yale university. that is coming up on the next one marquesas, live, monday, at nine a clock p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for back on each case will you watch, order your copy of the companion book, it is available shippinglars $.95 plus at c-span.org/landma c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago, and brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. peter: representative anna eshoo is the top democrat on the subcommittee of communications and technology. she is our guest this week. thanks for coming. rep. eshoo: pleasure to be here. peter: since the last time we talked, net neutrality is the law of the land. do you have any regrets, or do you think it has been successful? lot of people think we are in a strong position. i am thrilled that on june 12, order when in the place. -- went into place. i think we are on strong legal ground. there was a challenge by opponents to delay the and the court of denies that. there is another challen

after a wagner touchdown...gage butler fields the kickoff...he finds a takes a hit and he's all kinds of amped up. that sets up austin carter for the run. cruises, 43-8 the for highlights from nebraska, head to our website siouxland matters dot com. and then join us tonight at 10:30 for the final friday night sportszone show. but for now, that will do it for your check on sports, have a great day everybody. jessica rae: october is national pasta and to help month... we are going to show you how to own at-home pasta theresa is here to good morning theresa! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how reate your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how to cr

after a wagner touchdown...gage butler fields the kickoff...he f fds a seam up ththsideline, takes a t and he's all kinds of amped up. that sets up austin short touchdown run. cruises, 43-8 the for highlights from nebraska, head to our website siouxland matters dot com. and then join us tonight at 10:30 for the final friday night sportszone show. will do it for your check on sports, have a great day erybody. jessica rae: scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. rain is moving through the area as bands of showers are being reeled northward by an area of low pressure spinning in braska. we may hear a few cracks of thunder today too. temperatures are fairly warm in the middle to upper 50s. ththe's a breeze frfr the east and southeast near 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner were reach into the upper temperature. the rain will begin to fall apart this evening. rae thanks scott... dietary supplement supplier g-n-c is accused of lacing products with banned ingredients. phillip mena and reena ninan have the story. >>> good morning. topping "ameri

the group's plan focuses on what they call quality arrests gathering the city's gage order on police misconduct and getting body cameras for them. this following riots involved the death of freddie gray. he died one week after being taken into police custody. the six officers involved in the death are being charged separately. >>> demonstrators said they were upset that kevin davis you see right there was being permanently appointed police commissioner. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said they gave the phone number and they sent it out and start adsit-in. >>> yesterday a federal judge effectively lifted bap that prevented the recall of sons of confederate plates. the judge called it a painful symbol and provides us with no place in contemporary use. >>> us airways preparing for its final flights more than two years after announcing a plan to merge with american airlines. nbc's gabe gutierrez with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they're preparing for their final flight after two years of announcing their plans to merge. tomorrow they'll merge their reservation systems.

so they're more e gaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. this moment is perfect in every way just like my k k gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. >>> in 1958 dancer and kor yog ra ra fer allan-- choreographer has shuffled his dance troupe around a car. >> and joining us is lilliana vazquez. >> i got in on a little bit of easy. easy. >> reporter: high above the streets of new york city, you will find the heart and soul of alvin ailey, dancers led by artistic dirtorart battle. what does it t tke to be an alan aly dancer? >> it is somebody who is able to look beyond the lightsnd touch people and want to coco back again and again. >> reporter: : dancing here requires intense rehearsals, six days a week to per former 23 dance ss. beyond a test of the body, is it is a test t f the mind. what makeethis company so wellll known and special? >> when you come to the performance, it is the gamut of not only what you see, but what you hear. that is why people love coming, and sometimes

. >> i did fought want ten gage in combat and do chuck for list stuff because that allowed the chance for me to lose control of the weapon. i wanted to control the weapon. >> he said he got the gun and he aimed to shoot the attacker but it turns thought was no chip. the man ended up running off and neighbors in the district where this went down say that they have never seen the guy before but they add there have been several garage break-ins, in the area. >> happening today, alameda county crews will be back in the water searching for a missing better, a 31-year-old man was a contractor in sales morse i.t. organization and the miss say he was in a boat with other employees nearism on friday and the boat took on water. no one was wearing a life jacket. seven people made it to shore. >> the search area is the size of a football field. the depth ranges from 10' to 50' and bottom is hard packed rock. they are soaping by hand. they are soaping by hand. >> man has been identified as we have no further information to share. >> a fugitive wanted in connection with the shooting death of a four

the group's plan focuses on what they call quality arrested entering the city's gage order on police misconduct and getting body cameras for police within a year. today's rally comes moths after the riots involving the death of freddie gray. he died one week after being taken into police custody. the six officers charged in his death >>> el nino is back. forecasters say a big change is on the way. el nino effect means warmer temperatures instead of heavy snowfall. normal areas that are dry may deal with flooding and landslides. it could be nice for those of us who expect to see warmer temperatures. the southern half of the country, though, is expected to be wetter than normal. i'm focusing on warmer for us. warmer for us. >> watch chuck shoot all that down. >> yesterday he said something about siberian snowfall by october and you're watching the charts and the graphs and the harvest. >> you're absolutely right. i'll give you the extended outlook coming up in just ten minutes so you can see for sure. remember, warmer than average may still be cold enough for snow. keep that in mind. o

it happened near the basketball courts at gage field. the boy needed stitches, but will be ok. any suspects. former nba player lamar odom. the one-time reality tv star is in the hospital after being found unresponsive at a nevada brothel. he had been partying there since saturday. right now there' s no word on his condition. odom played college basketball at the university of rhode island. emily: new plans to shutdown the pilgrim nuclear power plant are causing concerns in plymouth. pilgrim' s parent company, entergy, just announced it' s closing the facility by june 2019. the company says the plant will lose $40 million a year if it keeps operating. but the union representing pilgrim' s 600-plus workers says a shutdown is unacceptable. randy: public hearing to they will take up the bill to reinstate the death penalty massachusetts. the debate was defeated by the house in 2013. the death penalty was abolished in the state in 1984. today' s docket also includes more than 50 bills on sentencing, correctional services, and mass incarceratio

colonel if is gar's recommend gages goes to a general court-martial authority abrams can do one of several things agree with the article 32 or elevate it to a general court-martial which implies imprisonment. they are recommending a special court-martial with no imprisonment. a special court-martial is what you in the civilian arena would call a misdemeanor court. >> right. >> in other words this defense is some what similar and my experience with being convicted of shoplifting. i have been a general court-martial convening authority. i sat in the courts and i understand the relative minor nature of a special verses a general court-martial. >> the hearing officer in that article 32 which is kind of like a preliminary hearing or a grand jury says i recommend a misdemeanor. don't worry about any felonies here. the truth is in 99 percent of the cases as i understand it, the general who makes that ultimate decision follows a recommendation of that hearing judge in the article 32, is that not the case i have been involved where the turned around the recommendation in both directions where they

. >> reporter: beverly gage, yale university history professor, says times like these, with nearly 15% of the population being foreign-born, spark movements. >> you also usually see accompanying these kind of heightened periods of immigration is a kind of backlash politics that arks that immigrants shouldn't be here in the united states, that they're taking american's jobs and depending on, you know, who you're talking about and at what moment that takes different shapes. >> reporter: trump voters, including mexican immigrant zander sanes, say this is why they are sticking with trump. >> i believe the mexicans take advantage of the united states. the elites in mexico are a group of donald trumps. they don't want the poor in mexico. they want to bring them to america. >> we're going to make our country so great. >> reporter: it's a push for new direction and new will leadership, a push also helping carly fiorina, who is quickly rising in the polls, and ben carson, who is getting within reach of trump nationally. the three g.o.p. front-runners, who are also the only three candidates who

police tell fox 25 they do think that this was gage related. no one was hurt and both suspects due in court in november. bedford police have arrested 35-year-old salem resident patrick geffridge in connection with a bank robbery. police say the suspect did not show a weapon at the brookline bank in bedford. he was also wanted on multiple warrants out of milford district court. >> mark: we are learning more tonight about the suspect and victim of a deadly hit-and-run crash in hudson. 52-year-old scott harding pleading not guilty to hit hit-and-run crashing and killing william schofield, while schofield was riding his bike. harding admitted to the crash to police and he said, he made a mistake. defense attorneys also say harding -- schofield, rather, harding has been released on bail. >> massachusetts superintendent could face trespassing charges for entering someone's home. superintendent brian hyde went into a home while stunt residency check in september. police say there is enough to a magistrate for a hearing to decide if hyde should face ch

'fuel leak you wasn't necessarily notice in the cockpit until the gages start going down.it would take a little wire before that becomes evident. you can see why somebody seeing the fuel being expelled could raise an alarm. one thing that troubles me looking at this is the fact that the left forward slide was deployed. that is not what is supposed to happen. if you have a firen left side, you should evacuate from the right side. there's a lot of confusion in these events obviously. crew coordination is a big deal. the captain is supposed to be the person who initiates an investigation and will say evacuate right or left or both. and perhaps in this case the cabin crew took it upon themselves to deploy that side. you don't want to go down the slide on the side where the engine is burning. >> absolutely not. stick with me. we're going to continue to watch this. just to wrap it up for all of our viewers as we're waiting for more information to come in, and it will, this is dynamic international airways flight 405. the engine caught fire at 12:45 p.m. at hollywood ft. lauderda

and beverly gage. that's coming up live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span 3 and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch, order your cop ief the "landmark cases" book. >>> the pentagon's chief information officer sat down with reporters earlier this week at a breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor. much of it focussed on the military. >>> okay, i think we're set. thanks for coming, everyone, i'm dave cook from the monitor. our guest today is terry halvorsen for the defense department. he oversees the role of the largest computer network. he is accompanied by larry bailey whose role is deputy chief officer for the defense department. he holds a master's in educational technology from the university of west florida. he served as an army intelligence officer and later as a civilian. he was deputy commander of navy cyber forces and then became the navy's chief information officer. he's been in his current role as pentagon's chief information officer since this last march.

if you are gage to graduate school, you could get up to $8,000 from the perkins loan program. it is a ten-year repayment period, and as the senator from ohio pointed out rk, it is a revolving fund. so as one student is paying their perkins loan back over ten years, another student is benefiting from that revolving fund. we've all had individuals in our states -- i have talk add couple of times -- i have talk add couple of times when i was home last week about nikki rizolla. she had a long and difficult pathway through her higher education years. she is a single mom, in school, out of school. when she finally got through scoolt and haschool and had thea perkins loan, she said the following in talking about her own circumstances as a single mom. "i'm proud to be a college grad and my daughter is proud of me, too. i'm so grateful for getting the perkins loan to help me. i know that i wouldn't be where i am right now" -- meaning with a job after graduating from edinboro, and i pick up the quotation from now. "i would not be where i am right now without it and this is a really scar

do we have any obstacle gage in -- do we states to have an obligation to address this? i think we do. the united states is the most nerous donar to the syrian refugees than any other country in the world. after last year's hearing, i held a hearing on syrian refugee crisis. so far the united states of --rica has accepted about 16 1,600 syrian refugees. a small number. may i join with 13 other to admit at ng least 16,000 by the end of 2016. the administration is now looking at 10 ,000. why does it take so long? because our vetting process is very careful. it takes 14 to 24 months after the initial interview for a refugee to be admitted into the united states. this notion that we just throw our doors open and say come on board is not true at all. i've gone through a classified briefing, and the back grouvend checks we impose on these people are very serious and they thorough, and they take a long, long time. germany has announced they are taking 800,000 refugees. their average time for vetting four months. ours is 18 to 24 months. we are careful. if we are going to show w

we have all this open land, all the bar gage we would generate for the next thousand years. >> whereyork city? >> people don't want to have it around cities. i visited this landfill in virginia. it's hidden back in the woods. they pay so much property taxes, they have beautiful schools. so it makes sense, it's carefully lined. it's monitored. it's out there. then after these landfills are filled, they cover them with grass and they turn them into parks. >> the as soon as you point out is clear. you weigh the cost benefits. what about just the value of recycleing? with my children i like the idea that they think about the environment and the earth. they think about not overusing too many plastic bags, reuseing one bag every time you go to the grossry store. doesn't the value of that? >> i agree with that. i started recycleing because my daughter became a little needs in the house. in 6th grade, she said, we have to, we have to. now, listen to you, i show her your article. see, see, kirby. >> i think it's nice to tell kids not to waste things. it's good for kids to learn self disciplin

early in the 1st -- the panthers already up 7-nothing -- gage butler looking to add to it -- breaks down the sideline but steps out before he's tackled -- that would lead to another dv - td. butler's return sets this up -- austin carter running for the edge -- dives into the endzone -- the panthers with a 21-8 lead after a quarter. in the 2nd -- dakota valley keeps pouring it on -- luke schmitt dropping back -- tyler johnson torches the corner at the snap -- dakota valley blows out wagner, 43-8. both teams fighting a light, spitting rain thrrughout the ight. catholic gets on the board irst - - avid engelhaupt goes in fromom 9 yards out knights take a 7-0 leled after their first ssession. still 7-0 midway through the 2nd - boone central, newman grove going for it on 4th and 6 - but the knights get to the quarterback for the sack. norfolk catholic then goes right down the field - miles vrbka to matt miller - 9 yard touchdown. then the knights pour it on - engelhaupt getting loose again - 52 yards on a draw down to the 1 - they punch it in on the next play for a 20-0 lead. and then the excl

donald coleclude steam and beverly -- thomas goldstein and beverly gage.is coming up on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for $8.95 atk /landmarkcases. >> washington journal continues. host: congresswoman from texas, she would jackson lee, -- sheila jackson lee. how did you vote? guest: i voted yes after much concern about the credit of the country. times we have come to the brink before and terms of default and a responsibility to the american people. there are several elements that are important that we should affirm which drove me to believe that this was a compromise and a strong deal. do i want to be better? absolutely. listening to us debate and thicker, some of these elements really helped lives. the medicare part b recipients and users will have their costs go up more than 50%. we have to stop that in its tracks and help seniors and those costs will be very limited, under 20%. i would like it to be zero. that is an important part of the bill. we have protected medicare and social security. athink it is really disingenuous representation that some

our guest is the cofounder of scotus blog and beverly gage. that is coming up on the next landmark cases live monday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background on each case, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping at www.c-span.org. a bipartisan panel of texas legislators and officials discuss the hispanic vote in the upcoming 2016 and 2018 elections at the texas tribune festival in austin. this is one hour. >> good morning. i'm a reporter with the texas tribune. i'm happy to welcome you to the fifth annual texas tribune festival. we are happy you decided to spend your saturday with us and a.m. forhere at 8:30 the panel on unlocking the hispanic vote. we have a great panel. just a couple of quick housekeeping things. we will be on here for about one hour. we will be 40 to 45 minutes of discussion and then open it up to q&a. i will give you the go-ahead when you can start lining up. please have all your questions ready. we are excited to have give you an opportunit

our guests include thomas goldstein and beverly gage. that is coming up on the next "landmark cases." c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background on every case, order your "landmark cases" book. >> the white house has announced plans to limit the number of exams required i the no child left behind law. uncantion secretary arne d talked about the effectiveness of standardized testing. long.s one hour >> we have been asked to meet with the president at 11:00. we will end here early so we can meet with them they are. around take questions 10:30. i apologize for that. >> i want to thank the team that produced this report that we are here about today. please?u stand [applause] thank you so much. morning to talk about a new report called and america'sng great schools." this council study was initiated our board of by directors. this is comprised of the superintendent and one school board member from each city. in a discussion they had when they met in albuquerque and 2013, my board realized that aankly, we did not know as urban school co

lude attorneyinc beverlyoldstein and gage. that was coming up on the next .andmark cases for background on each case, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping. c-span, the best access to congress with live coverage of the house and senate. tweeted -- en from mitt romney -- amy job boat tweeted -- rb tweeted -- liam ross harold tweeted -- and shawna thomas tweeted -- the best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. go behind the hills by following our capital producer. on wednesday, the senate commerce, science, and transportation committee held a a nomination. this is about one hour 45 minutes. >> renomination hearing will come to order. jessica asommission we consider her for a second term. this is the third time she has tested for the -- testified for the committee this year. serving as a 2012.sioner since may of before that, she was a senior staffer on this committee. she is well-known to many of us. on someerican relies part of the nations of that communi

our guests include attorney thomas goldstein, co-founder of scotus blog and beverly gage, professor ofhistory of yale university on c-span, c-span-3 and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch order your copy of the landmark cases book available for $8.95 plus shipping. >>> on the next washington journal, representative sheila jackson talks about the bill that passed in the house and the house speaker election. then more about the budget deal with charles dent of pennsylvania. washington journal is live every morning 7:00 am eastern on c-span. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> state department official thomas shannon has been nominated to be undersecretary of state for political affairs. he will be one of president obama's nominations up forf[j2ç review before the senate foreign relations committee tomorrow. watch it live here on c-span 3 at 10:00 am eastern. the u.s. immigration system was the focus of a panel hosted by the american constitution society and the economic policy institute earlier this week. immigrati

our guests include attorney thomas goldstein and beverly gage. that's coming up on the next landmark cases, live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background in each case while you watch, order your copy of the weimar cases companion book. cases companion book. it is available at c-span.org/landmarkcases. announcer: next, abby wambach discusses her soccer career and her plans after she retires. her last soccer match will be on december 16. from the national press club, this is an hour. guest: -- host: good afternoon and welcome to the special national press club luncheon at georgetown university. a special luncheon on the road in the nation's capital. my name is john hughes. i am an editor for bloomberg. president of the national press club. our guest today is u.s. women's world cup winner abby wambach, the world's all-time international leader. -- score leader will stop but first, -- score leader. right,e audience's senior public affairs officer at the canadian embassy. communications at the swiss embassy. for

hesitate northern california this winter the port is such as the port could experience storms and related gage damage by wind and rain to flooding and power out oxen's to facilities and surface flooding that would impact the embarcadero roadway or the promenade or cause details to infer services depending on the wind to plan for in the port is the clerk will take the roll with agencies to prepare our contingency plan anticipated in the plan of a savior storm the city operation manager will operate for the during of an event or events plural the port will open an operation city administrator's to manager the activities to date port homelands working to identify concerns and responses so as far we have been addressing our resource making sure that our generators and generate our equipment are serviced and anticipated deployment we're stockpiling and staging other resources such as a boom and electrical hearts and barricades and plywood and mapping our communication systems to get to outreach to our tenants in needed what's the matter. >> go ahead. >> and we're choshg with the public utilities co

and beverly gage, professor of history at yale university, coming up next on the landmark cases live, monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> monday on the communicators, california representative anna es skew the top democrat discusses how congress should address cybersecurity and data breaches. she's joined by politico's technology reporter. >> what i'm struck by is what analysts have instructed us that there are two main pillars relative to cybersecurity that need to be honored. and up to 90% of these breaches are due to two factors.hoo. and up to 90% of these breaches are due to two factors. lack of hygiene in the system and lack of security management >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span2. >>> next, a hearing on what's being done in the public and private sectors to protect seniors from financial predators. the house commerce subcommittee held this hearing last

our guests include attorney thomas goldstein and beverly gage.at's coming up on the next land mark cases live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. to background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book, available for $8.95 plus shipping at cspan.org/landmark cases. >>> the senate finance committee held a briefing, a hearing that is earlier this week examining the internal revenue. john koskinen testified before the committee. >> the committee will come to order, and i want to welcome everyone to this morning's hearing. in may 2013, the treasury inspector general for tax administration revealed in the run-up to the 2012 and 2010 elections the irs targeted certain organizations with extra and undue scrutiny. needless to say, we take this matter very seriously. indeed at the time both republicans and democrats condemned the agency's actions. and as the senate committee with exclusive legislative and oversight jurisdiction over the irs, the finance committee launched a bipartisan investigation into the matter. on aug

impacting the health and walgreens of our community and kids actually can't measure or understand or gagehe speed of a car until the age of 10 we need to make sure that speeds are slow if you guys walk into a street the cars can slow down and the families say healthy i want to ends up with something that doctor murphy said in his call to action it stuck with me pointed to social movement that started with the walk and the march an washington or the capital crawl expanding assess to the nation's capital with people with disabilities and in san francisco we're responding to that call to action and wear engaging in our own walk around vision zero to make sure that our streets that we have the safety on our have the here in san francisco so that no families no parents have to incur the pain of 0 lost loved one thank you doctor murphy and all our city leaders that are working to make our city safer thank you (clapping.) and . >> finally everyone we know you're getting ready to go to class before i do that i want to say you know when we first started the walk today one of our department head fo

about the fourth a minute that we are not collecting if the content of anybody skimming occasionally gaging anything besides falling somebody when we do that investigation. we have done since the wright brothers with planes, and we do it in cars, we do it on foot. and the law is pretty clear that you don't need a warrant for that kind of observation. >> but now that our technology changes i think the most recent court case, florida versus roddick and was in 1989 pictures been a lot of changes in technology. it's not just what you may see with the human eye anymore. so are the other types of technologies and to think toward status should be in place with other types of technologies that may be used on these aircraft? >> i suppose if you're putting technology on fbi aircraft that have fourth amendment implications, that is, that was reaching someone's communications are looking within the dwelling or something like that he would afford an application but that's not what we use the aircraft for. >> so what led to the decision to seek court orders when aircraft are equipped with stingray techno

it hit almost 12 hours ago and it is still a hurricane status, gage 1, winds gusting up to 125 mileshreatening to drop at least a foot of rain it is so particularly dangerous right now. it's going to bring deadly flash floods, mountain slides, as it crosses through mexico center. it has been downgraded, but we do not want to, you know, we don't want to sensationalize it, but we don't want to say all is well. it is a dangerous storm, we are being told, for the millions of people still caught in its path. this, okay, as its bracing towards texas now. >> that state along is covering flash floods and warnings already. patricia hasn't hit it yet. >> for more on the situation in texas him we are joined by storm chaser in courcorsica na. >> reporter: i was here all day yesterday, there are several road closures, water several feet deep, interstate 45 has been closed. pretty much every route here out of town here in corsica na is closed. i'm looking at the interstate. can you see track lined up, semi trucks sleeping on the highway here. we've had well over a foot of rain, probably closing in