gloria. mrs. johnson began under areola. >> thank you. >> i want to thank the mta board and ed riskin that presented me with this award coming today, and the city and county of san francisco. i started working here at city -- at san francisco 40 years ago, so different ways and different areas and departments always on the go. after leaving the school back in 1973, i walked into city hall and was hired on the spot. one of the employees jumped up and said "we need her now because i'm retiring." and here i am. in 1973 mayor aleota was on his retiring and i was working here in the basement and interested to learn from many things that we had to do. we had payments for the entire city, the school district, the probation department, the port commission, many checks that i had to get out every time and the health service checks that people needed immediately. after doing keep punching and meeting up-to-date that lead operator for 13 years and onto the woods division from 17 state wide for another 17 years, i ga

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. >> first lady lady bird johnson on c-span and c-span 3 and c- span radio and c-spine.org. -- c-span.org. -- was theounder of the founder of> magazine gloria steinem will speak at the national press club. remarkswatch her beginning at 1:00 on c-span three. quiz this morning all washington journal we talked about the life and legacy of john f. kennedy i had of the 50th anniversary of his assassination. there's a head of the 50th anniversary of his assassination. of the 50th anniversary of his assassination. this is 35 minutes. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome the chairman of the john f. kennedy library foundation, ken feinburg. we will be focusing on what happened 50 years ago. this was the bulletin from upi as reprinted from the "chicago sun-times." how chicago told the world that president kennedy is dead. where were you? guest: i was a freshman at the university of massachusetts at amherst, walking to class. the news spread like wildfire. nobody believed it. class was adjourned and we all went home. host: why 50 years later do we still feel compelled to reflect on the kennedy presidency? was this a turning poin

gloria, i know you want to weigh in. >> i know in deciding what to do about afghanistan, the president paid an awful lot of attention to lyndon johnson and their relationships with the generals. and was very concerned about his own relationships with the generals and whether in fact, you can get overtaken by the military industrial complex if you're the president of the united states and whether things would have turned out differently if jack kennedy had been alive for the rest of vietnam, and the question of whether lbj listened to his generals just a little bit too much. so i know this is something that he thought about in making decisions about the use of force, particularly extending the war in afghanistan, decisions about whether or not to have the surge, for example. >> do you want to -- >> i think it's interesting because jack kennedy was a world war ii hero and he had served. and neither president clinton nor president bush nor barack obama has served. and i really think psychologically, that must weigh on them in some way. i think in a way they as creed to the military perhaps more. >> president bush did -- >> i'm talking a

gloria steinem will speak at the national press club. she helped found the women's action alliance. watch her remarks at 1:00 eastern on c-span3. mrs. johnson as first lady loved to show off her home. the guests would often formally gather here in the done. -- in the den. various heads of state came to visit. we have various things, one of the things she wanted to highlight was the native here.an heritage we have a collection of arrowheads. she had an eye for copper and collected items and had gifts from friends. mrs. johnson gave a tour of the house in 1968. she featured the china from mexico picture here. she spent a lot of time at the provided a respite from the turmoil in washington, particularly later in the presidency. the johnsons could come home and make that connection back to the land and this place that they valued so much. bird johnson, tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c- span3, also on c-span radio and c-span.org. wisconsin congressman paul ryan was in altoona, iowa, his first visit to iowa since the 2012 election where he was mitt romney's running mate. representative ryan called on iowans to be more skeptical of politici

gloria steinem will be speaking today at the national press club. she helped found the women action alliance and the women's media center. we will have her remarks live on c-span 3. johnson as first lady loved to show off her home. the guests of the ranch would gather in the den. various heads of state came to visit. -- connection to the room one of the things she wanted to highlight was the native american heritage here in the hill country. we have a small collection of arrowheads over there. she had an eye for copper. she collected various items over the years and had gifts from various friends. in gave a tour of the house 1968 that was filmed, where she featured the china that you see here, purchased in mexico, very colorful. she spent a lot of time here at the ranch and it was very important because it provided a respite from all of the turmoil from washington, particularly later in the presidency. the johnsons could come home and recharge their batteries. lady lady bird johnson, tonight, live on c-span and c- span 3. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. is a bigger than life character to a lot of people who have read about her. -- is consistently ranked when they d