[cheers and applause] - geraldine ferraro was a congresswoman from queens, new york. was feisty. she was outspoken. she was from the district thate bunker from tv lived in. it was that kind of in-your-face, telike it is, no holds barred-- she had a perfect new york queens accent. father was an immigrant. my grandparents, my mother's side, were very poor people. my great--my grandfather was a street cleaner in new york. and all of a sudden, his granddaughter-- not even his grandson, his granddaughter-- was going to be in a position run for vice president of the united states. i mean, this country that they loved. - we got, for the first time, a woman running for one of the top two offices in this country. she was qualified. she was a lawyer. she was a former prosecutor. she was smar she was proud of her sex, and she didn't back down. - geraldine ferraro had a background as a prosecutor. she started the special victims unit inew york. - everyone knows about these units now because of the popularlay of the tv show& order." - you're as guilty as he is, okay? you're gonnaa

hablemos de geraldin basan.vida nos hacen crecer, madurar y aprender. es cÓmo la tomamos y reaccionamos a lo que nos muestra la vida. >> cÓmo te encuentras luego de la situaciÓn que enfrentaste? geraldin: muy bien porque todo es un proceso y un ciclo. reportero: y si estÁ dispuesta a abrir su corazÓn a otro hombre, la actriz esto nos dijo. geraldin: claro que sÍ. reportero: para "despierta amÉrica", edgar pérez. adis: quiero conducir, quiero bailar pero de lo que queremos saber no nos cuenta nada. karla: lo sigo sufriendo y me puede tanto la separaciÓn de esta familia pero les reconozco que se han expresado muy bien el uno del otro y se han mantenido en paz. alan: no sÉ si legalmente pueda prohibirle tener pareja a alguien. adis: en una clÁusula de no pareja por pensiÓn, tal vez. karla: no me da la impresiÓn de que gabriel hubiera hecho algo asÍ. adis: la olla estÁ muy caliente. karla: y hay mucha gente meneÁndola. [risas] ♪ ¡mi reiiina! ¿ya probaste unstopables in-wash scent booster de downy? tu ropa va a oler

be sure to watch it next month with geraldine brooks and in number -- in november with germane pico and brad netzer. -- meltzer. americanr day weekend, history tv has three days of feature programming starting saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern with lectures in history as the prep blow -- pueblo professor discusses the anti-slavery movement before the civil war. , the women inies congressman series continues. at 8:00 p.m., on the presidency, a look tween the relationship between george washington and alex -- alexander -- alexander hamilton. watch a american history tv this labor day weekend on c-span3. c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service i am america's cable -- by america's cable companies. today we bring you unfiltered --gress -- unfiltered c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. a reminder to watch c-span this week for live coverage of events honoring the life and career of senator john mccain. today we will bring you this -- service.al coverage begins at about 1:00 p.m. eastern. following the service, senator mccai

one was geraldine ferraro and the other was barbara mikulski. we were very, very friendly. first trip i ever took, the three of us took and when geraldine didn't make vice president, she told me victim her apartment, which was right on d street and -- but she said there's one caveat and that's if when barbara mikulski wants to stay overnight she stays with you because she always stayed with me. so i had known geraldine much better because she'd come to campaign for me when i was running but i got to know barbara very well and we stayed friendly forever. >> how would you describe the atmosphere when you were elected? was it welcoming to women? >> yes, yes. the house was -- i won't say happy place but it functions very well. there was a cordial feeling. i had many, many republican friends and republicans had many democratic friends. it was a different atmosphere. but we've had that atmosphere that we have before and i'm not worried we won't go back to norma normal. >> did you feel like you faced any particular obstacles or that you were treated fingerprintly as -- differently

geraldine is a federal employee. caller: stephen moore was on the show just minutes ago saying how great the economy was doing and the amount of revenue that the government -- the amount of revenue that the government has increased is incredible. feels thee president federal employees should not get a raise. host: just be clear coming is talking about the deficit, saying we need to rein iit in. why single out the federal workers for the pay cut. i do not think that one of them is telling the truth. host: we will go to rose in brooklyn, new york. good morning. caller: i think what the president is doing, his executive order is a disgrace. federalher of two civilian employees, i think it is terrible. also, is this going to affect my social security that i'm supposed to get in january? host: it will not. this impact about 1.5 million and nonmilitary federal employees. --ler: so it does not affect host: it does not affect social security. i still think it is a terrible decision. host: this is on the white house website i

eastern and next month with author geraldine brooks. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, supreme court and other public policy events around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable o satellite providerr. >> former arizona senator jon kyl and retiring senator jeff flake spoke at a memorial service for john mccain at the arizona state capitol in phoenix. senator mccain is survived by his wife, mother, and five

be sure to watch in-depth fiction addition next month with geraldine brooks in november with jody pico and brad meltzer in december. on c-span2. >>. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] thank you all. the historian, american hungarian historian john lucas who has spoken at the library couple of times in his youth and he is now in his 90s, said in an

be sure to watch in-depth fiction addition next month with geraldine brooks in november with jody pico and brad meltzer in december. on c-span2. >>. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] thank you all. the historian, american hungarian historian john lucas who has spoken at the library couple of times in his youth and he is now in his 90s, said in an essay written in 1974, almost 50 year joint anniversaries of the deaths of wilson and --.they both died in 1924. it looked like in the 1970s, still that it might be the age, the 20th century and beyond like you know the age, he presented it would not be known as the age of woodrow wilson. that turns out to be a little bit more precedent but maybe not in the ways that he thought. wilson was a great in the power of rhetoric, persuasion as a tool of noble democratic leaders. he said at one point in one of his early essays quoted by patricia o'toole, if arguments are weapons and people are the judge's, then things will work out. when he ran for president in 1912, he ran for president on a jeffer

ver la prensa estaba bien afilada en la alfombra roja y una que no pudo evitar las preguntas es geraldine su personaje * que fue importante en la vida de luis miguel. >> lo serÁ para el resto de su vida. >> hija de marco antonio solÍs lanza su tercer sencillo nuestro amor se fue, un Álbum que sera un renacimiento en su carrera, contÓ con el apoyo de su papÁ y el video se grabÓ en las palabras de malibÚ, california hablÓ con ella y nos conto todo lo mal que la pasaron cuando tuvieron que evacuar su casa ¿quÉ tal? la experiencia. >> al mal tiempo buena cara gracias a dios no pasÓ a lloras, fue un momento que nos espantamos porque nos fuimos de casa, sin saber si Íbamos a regresar el dejar tu hogar, mÁs que nada lo material no, pero tantos recuerdos y tanto trabajo que se hubiera quedado ahÍ, fue algo que nos espantÓ ks pero mi esposo y yo tomamos lo que mÁs amamos nuestros hijos y ya, gracias a dios regresamos a pocas cenizas y no llegÓ el incendio a nuestra casa, pero Íi fue un momento difÍcil... ♪ quÉ susto claro menos mal que no llegÓ hasta su casa. >> y no en "suelta la sopa" la doctora

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watch in-depth action addition next month with geraldine brooks and in november and in december. on the tv, on c-span2. now to an award ceremony recognizing members of congress and staff. it's hosted by the congressional management foundation and among the recipients are arizona democratic congressman and washington republican congresswoman. >> hello and welcome to the first in all congressional management foundation democracy awards. i'm brad fitch, president and ceo of the congressional management foundation and i'm delighted to welcome the winners, finalists, sponsors and friends here at this launch of our new signature program. it's a part of our mission to build trust and effectiveness in congress. i was the first to express our profound gratitude to the founding partner of the democracy, bridge alliance and its founder. bridge alliance -- oh. [applause] david, you will get applause so get used to it. it's a diverse coalition of 80 respected and established organizations around the united minute to revitalizing democratic practice in america. most of you may not know about b

eastern and watch in-depth fiction edition next month with geraldine brooks and in november with jodeyicot. sunday night on q and a, charles calhoun talks about his biography on the 23rd president of the united states, benjamin harrison. indianapolis and that his house people thronged and he gave four speeches. his campaign people said this is the thing to do. let people come to you. months to thefour election, that is what happened. harrison stayed home. he would meet delegations, these visiting delegations around the , oftenaround the country we farmers, cotton farmers. they would come and harrison would give them a short speech, mostly attuned to their own interests but something that would resonate with people generally. he had his own stenographer taped down what he said. -- taped down what he said. they would give it to the associated press the next morning, it is in the newspapers all over the country. calhoun,: charles sunday night at 8:00 eastern. washington journal continues. host: we welcome stephen moore, with the heritage foundation, a former economic adviser to the presid

. >> sergio, alejandro camacho, sonia smith, geraldine, algunas de las celebridades de esta maravillosas que ese espacio sea en especÍfico en ese momento por lo menos para estudiar. >> es muy importante darle hÁbitos a los niÑos, cuando llegan del colegio llegan muy cansados, acelerados con cero ganas de estudiar y hacer tareas, hay que crear un hÁbito, es importante tener una agenda y crear horarios a ellos para que sepan, se les da una merienda, 20 minutos de descanso, depende de la edad, claro, nuevamente entonces creamos un Área especÍfica donde cada uno, a veces podemos crear estas estaciones, que tienen todas sus herramientas y Útiles escolares. >> ¿ quÉ necesitamos para crear esa estaciÓn? si no tenemos ese escritorio ¿ quÉ debemos tener y en quÉ cosas para facilitar esta manera de estudiar?. >> a veces hay niÑos que comparten mÁs de un espacio de tarea, entonces estas son una de las ideas que me encantan, esto se usa para los artÍculos de limpieza, es e lleva por todos lados de la casa si no tenemos en la cocina, para comer, lo movemos, lo mantenemos de lado a lado y lo comparte

eastern and be sure to watch "in depth" fiction edition next month with geraldine brooks. >> next, testament on fighting medicaid fraud with the administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services, and the u.s. comptroller general. they talked about short-term health plans and the pricing for a drug that is used to counter the effects of drug overdoses. senator ron johnson shared the hearing. >> good morning. this ring will to order. i want to thank administrator verma and general dodaro. i generally get it right, good. we certainly appreciate you coming for. >> this is follow. to our june 27 hearing where we really explored the gao report on overpayments, primarily medicaid, $37 billion, and we

actually came on national convention's twice, cut the ribbon with geraldine ferraro. the birther thing i started saying this guy is not genuine and always sensed he was playing me, but i didn't know that he was on the other team until birther and then he had michael cohen call me and sit down and say, why are you saying what i'm saying is racist? i said, bra ecause it is, and is trying to gauge whether he was just insensitive or really racial? as time has gone on and at the limits of what he's able to do, you do what people do. you reach inside to who you really are. these feelings are really coming out. no one could wall african nations s-holes or mexicans rippists or call a black woman a dogs in that's really in them. that's who he is and i think many of us gave him a benefit of a doubt that he never lived up to. we knew he wasn't genuine but we didn't know who genuinely he was. >> that's a great way of putting it. >> one time he called, screaming early during the campaign, and said stuff calling me a bigot on tv. you know i'm not a bigot. and i said, well, donald,

be sure to watch in-depth fiction edition next month with author geraldine brooks and in november andecember. on book tv on c-span2. watch c-span this week for live coverage of events honoring the life and career of senator john mccain. ,ednesday at 1:00 eastern senator mccain lies in state at the arizona state capitol. thursday at 1:00, a memorial service at north phoenix baptist church. the service, senator mccain's casket to parts arizona for joint base andrews in maryland. friday the senator will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. , the national:00 memorial service for senator mccain at washington national cathedral with the eulogy by former president barack obama. watch live on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app app. >> c-span. where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme eventsand public policy in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or sate

eastern and next month with geraldine brooks. c-span, where history unfolds daily. was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, supreme court, and other public policy events around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable o satellite providerr. >> former arizona senator jon kyl and retiring senator jeff flake spoke at a memorial service for john mccain at the arizona state capitol in phoenix. senator mccain is survived by his wife, mother, and five children. [indistinct conversations] >> listen to my command. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indistinct conversations] >> present arms. [indistinct conversations] >> loving god, see our tears for our brother, our father, our husband, our fellow citizen, our senator. let these tears bring blooms in the desert he loved, in the country he served, and in all our hearts. amen. >> please be seated. governor ducey, governor brewer, governor simonton, governor napolitano, representative colby senator