bacterial or infectious diseases are actually becoming resistant to the antibiotics soilable right now, gonorrhea is another example, and we have in panama, for instance, new strains of tb, which are completely, absolutely resistant to the most potent the others, so problem is there is not enough interest on the parts of the industry on the part of antibiotics. this is slowly changing, but i do not think that we are there. this aee to maked global effort. a great deal of cooperation between the developed world and the developing world where many of these diseases are endemic. >> the future of health care tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." this morning, max boot, author of "invisible armies," and david ndelman discussed the situation of ukraine and crimea and held the u.s. should respond. and "wall street journal" reporter gautham nagesh talks about the internet governance. and later, mark dombroff talks about the interval database system in which countries use it. as always, we will be taking your calls and you can join the conversation with facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ g

gonorrhea is another example. we have new strains of tb which are completely persistent to the most antibiotics. the other problem is there is not enough interest on the pharmaceutical industry to develop antibiotics. we need to make this a global effort to work on this. ofre should be a great deal collaboration with the developed world and the developing world. ,> the future of health care tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. next, representative debbie wasserman schultz. she talks about the democratic agenda going forward. this is half an hour. >> thank you for being here today. exactly a year ago, after losing up and on the ballot in 2012, the rnc chairman stood in this building and unrevealed what has been known as the autopsy report. they admitted they were alienating huge swathes of voters. we are doing an autopsy on their autopsy. he reportedly received makes one thing clear. 365 days later, the party is just one year older. what changes we have seen are superficial and technical, but do little to address their

examples,of the gonorrhea is another example.ine new strains of panama, which are absolutely persistent -- absolutely resistant to antibiotics. the other problem is there's not enough interest on the part of the pharmacy industry to develop antibiotics. the situation is slowly changing but i don't think we are there. what we need to make is a global to establish a great deal of collaboration between the developed world and developing world where many of these diseases are endemic. >> tonight at eight on c-span's "q&a." >> the so-called millennial generation, who are having a lot of trouble getting started because they come of age and a cost of economy, -- of age in a hostile economy, they have no of getting thee benefits when they retire. there needs to be a rebalance of the social compact. it is a difficult challenge for this country politically because not only are social security and medicare half of our budget, they are by far the biggest thing we do, but it is -- the purest a statement in public policy is that as a country w

gonorrhea is another example. in panama, we have new strains of tb. absolutelyompletely to theent -- resistant most potent antibiotics. the other problem is there is not enough motivation on the part of the pharmaceutical industry to develop new antibiotics. we have to make this a global effort to work on this issue and establish a great deal of quiet operation -- collaboration. >> the future of health care, sunday night at eight on q&a. that 150,000ed people have died in syria since the start of protests against bashar assad's government. a negotiator with the opposition expressed his opposition -- his frustration. featured james hopper who called on the obama administration to arm the opposition. point twoout one hours -- an hour and 20 minutes. >> freedom does not come free of charge. we are facing the most brutal regime in syria. we are facing this regime which is armed to the teeth. allies are backing him 100% with weapons, money, even militias and manpower on the ground. while for us, we are fortunate to have our own people who are ready to sacr