hakeem hussein was found dead in a garden in birmingham in november 2017.s severely asthmatic and coventry crown court was told he was left alone without his inhaler. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. hakeem hussein was a frail young boy who died because his mother cared more about getting her next fix than looking after him. laura heath smoked heroin and crack cocaine. her addiction had spiralled out of control in the months before he died. she even used her son's inhaler as a makeshift crack pipe. they lived in squalor. their lives were chaotic. on the night he lost his life, hakeem had a severe asthma attack, went outside for some air, but collapsed and died. his mother couldn't help because she'd passed out after taking drugs, but later, she wrote her dead son a letter in which she appeared to blame him for not waking her up. evidence showed that he was simply neglected. his mum prioritised her drug use over him. hakeem wasn'tjust failed by his mother, but also by the agencies who were responsible for him. they'd had plenty of warnings ove

tragically, hakeem died that weekend.things that would happen today that didn't happen then is that that would have triggered an immediate response that afternoon. a serious case review into hakeem's death will be published within the next two months, but new systems have already been put in place to help minimise the risk of another death like hakeem's. phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. a man has been declared an official suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann nearly 15 years ago. prosecutors in portugal haven't officially named the person of interest. madeleine mccann went missing during a family holiday in praia da luz in the algarve in may 2007, shortly before her 4th birthday. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. on the 3rd of may, it will be 15 years since three—year—old madeleine mccann disappeared from a holiday apartment in portugal. despite investigations by police there and in britain and germany, what happened still remains a mystery. her parents, kate and gerry mccann, have alway

have already been put in place to help minimise the risk of another death like hakeem's.mpaigning in the french presidential election is on its final stretch before sunday's vote. 0pinion polls suggest emmanuel macron still has the upper hand, but his challenger, far—right leader marine le pen, millions are thought to be undecided. it's a bit late for tips on how to learn to punch on his opponent. after five divisive years in power, what emmanuel macron needs is to persuade voters who'd quite like to punch him to give him their vote instead. florentine and chloe are both teachers here in the suburbs of paris. they voted for mr macron last time. now, they've come to give him a hard time. le pen isjust...huge disaster, but macron is still a disaster, i think, for school and for public services in france. he's killing that, step—by—step. florentine says she'll abstain on sunday rather than vote for macron again. i'm still hesitating. i think if i do it, i might really get sickjust after. he's a good talker, he knows how to try to seduce people but we're not stupid. chloe get

six months after hakeem died, a new trust was appointed to take over.l of the agencies working together had not shared from each other enough information. one of the things that would happen today that didn't happen then is that that would have triggered an immediate response that afternoon. a serious case review into hakeem's death will be published within the next two months, but new systems have already been put in place to help minimise the risk of another death like hakeem's. phil mackey, bbc news, birmingham. retail sales in the uk have fallen for the second consecutive month, as the rising cost of living hits consumer spending. sales were down 1.a% in march, a much larger drop than expected. online sales also fell by 7.9%, as consumers cut spending on non—essential items. and there was a big fall in demand for petrol and diesel. the cost of filling up an average family car with petrol now stands at almost £90, 32% higher than a year ago. the number of people who have coronavirus in the uk is continuing to fall, according to new data from the offi

tragically, hakeem died that weekend. that that would have triggered an immediate response that afternoon. a serious case review into hakeem�*s death will be published within the next two months, but new systems have already been put in place to help minimise the risk of another death like hakeem�*s. it�*ll be interesting to read a serious case review it is published, because a lot of missed opportunities in this case, those of us who covered similar cases like this in a parcel be familiar with those sorts of prizes which i will expect to hear again when this is published, so a lack of professional curiosity perhaps promptly agencies who had contact with laura heath and hakeem hussein, perhaps too willing to believe her version of events, not curious enough to work out exactly what was happening there, and not enough information being shared by the different agencies involved that had a duty of care both for laura heath and for hacking hussein. as i said in the report, this was under the auspices of birmingham city counci

hakeem hussein was found dead in a garden in birmingham, in november 2017.eft alone without his inhaler. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. hakeem hussein was a frail young boy who died because his mother cared more about getting her next fix than looking after him. laura heath smoked heroin and crack cocaine. her addiction had spiralled out of control in the months before he died. she even used her son's inhaler as a makeshift crack pipe. they lived in squalor. their lives were chaotic. on the night he lost his life, hakeem had a severe asthma attack, went outside for some air, but collapsed and died. his mother couldn't help because she'd passed out after taking drugs, but later, she wrote her dead son a letter in which she appeared to blame him for not waking her up. evidence showed that he was simply neglected. his mum prioritised her drug use over him. hakeem wasn'tjust failed by his mother, but also by the agencies who were responsible for him. they'd had plenty of warnings over a period of two years that culminated in a meeting on a frida

tragically, hakeem died that weekend.e things that would happen today that didn't happen then is that that would have triggered an immediate response that afternoon. a serious case review into hakeem's death will be published within the next two months, but new systems have already been put in place to help minimise the risk of another death like hakeem's. phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. health officials in northern afghanistan say more than 30 people have been killed and dozens injured in an explosion at a mosque in city of kunduz. officials said the blast took place during friday prayers. unverified pictures on social media showed damaged walls and ceiling of the building. it's not immediately clear who was behind the explosion. with me is zia shahreyar from bbc persian. what more do we know at this stage. it's been a very deadly attack in the last few hours, just after friday prayers in the northern province of kunduz. bloggers have told us this is a sophie mosque, and it happened just after friday prayers when they

a great honor to introduce congressman hakeem jeffries. the congressman represents the eighth district of new york which encompasses brooklyn in the section of queens, his fifth term in congress and served in the judiciary and budget committee. congressman jeffries was elected as the chairman of houston a credit caucus, the fifth highest ranking democrat in the house and highly coveted position. congressman jeffries was selected by speaker pelosi as one of the twee 7 house impeachment managers, first african-american to serve in that role which is another model. a tireless advocate for social and economic justice on a range of issues from covid to everything else and incredibly effective legislator, passing multiple pieces of legislation through congress starting when he was first elected. to name a few of those bills they include the george floyd justice in policing act, the american rescue plan, the cares act, the first step act and the refugees operational act. the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. might not have been infra

have already been put in place to help minimize the risk of another death like hakeem�*s.choice is between the incumbent, emmanuel macron, and marine le pen. reeta chakrabarti is in paris, and we canjoin her now. good evening. it looks glorious in paris this evening. it is good evening. it looks glorious in paris this evening.— paris this evening. it is glorious. it is springtime _ paris this evening. it is glorious. it is springtime in _ paris this evening. it is glorious. it is springtime in paris - paris this evening. it is glorious. it is springtime in paris but - paris this evening. it is glorious. it is springtime in paris but the l it is springtime in paris but the french have a big decision to make this weekend between emmanuel macron and marine le pen. in a way, it is the same run—off as it was five years ago. it is the same candidates but the two of them stand for different things than they did five years ago. in 2017, emmanuel macron was the new kid on the block, he was fresh, he had new ideas and his audacity was to try and take people from both the left and ri

tom: thank you david. -- hakeem jeffries tonight. he is in his fifth term in congress and serves as a member of both the judiciary and budget committees. just as a mark of how highly his colleagues view him, congressman jeffries was elected three years ago as chairman of the house democratic caucus, the fifth highest ranking democrat in the house and a very highly coveted position. in january, to the 20, congressman jeffries was selected by speaker pelosi as one of the seven house impeachment managers, the first african-american to serve in that role, which is another mark of his high stature in congress. congers been jeffries is a conch -- is a tireless advocate for social and economic justice on a range of issues. he's also an incredibly effective legislator. he has passed multiple critical pieces of legislation through congress, starting when he was first elected. just to name a few of those bills, they include the george floyd justice in policing act, the american rescue plan, the cares act, the first step act, and the refugee op

that's probably the hakeem jeffries re/max version of what churchill said. the point is, you may get knocked down. in any field of human endeavor that you choose to enter into. but the most successful people in each of those fields, if you look at their journey, before their success, they encountered adversity. they were knocked down, they pick themselves up, they learn from their experience and became a better version of themselves. they persevered and eventually crossed the finish line to achieve their goal. the young people in america and across the country have the same ability -- as the same ability, in fact, a greater ability to do that in 21st century america. i would encourage you to stay in the fight. >> i'm not that young anymore, but i feel inspired. ok, congressman, we will let you off the hook. i thicker speak for everybody when i express my gratitude for your time tonight and for sharing your important thoughts on the prospects for the great experiment we called to great democracy. we are all edified tremendously tonight. and thank you professo

later in the day representative hakeem jeffries talks about strengthening democracy here and abroad. in a conversation hosted by american university live at

. >> strength and democracy here and abroad is the topic today with hakeem jeffries. join us from american university live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or on c-span now, our video app. >> he urged congress to pass the bipartisan innovation act. this is about 35 minutes. in portsmouth. i would only stays up and if we invest in our future. investments in this court are going to make it so that heating oil, salt, everything that you touch is able to come in more efficiently and that means for less money in your pocketbooks. not only is this an economic boom for the city of portsmouth, this is also about our national security. if you ever get cornered by gina marconi, he will tell you exactly how much help we deliver to the navy yard in terms of all the work they do on behalf of our country. they have a lot of work to do. they are building this with 1 inch of water. we are very proud of that. we know this could not have happened, this bipartisan infrastructure without our congressional delegation. thank you. president biden: thank you, mr. mayor. take your s

. >> strength and democracy here and abroad is the topic today with hakeem jeffries. join us from american university live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or on c-span now, our video app. >> he urged congress to pass the bipartisan innovation act. this is about 35 minutes.

. >> new york congressman hakeem jeffries in tennessee, congressman steve cohen say this is a step towarding the war on drugs. congress has been out of step on. this issue was call cultural lag. but republicans like georgia congressman buddy carter say legalization is the wrong step. i can tell you. >> marijuana is nothing more than a gateway drug. >> an ohio congressman jim jordan calls the bill a distraction from reality. the left will not let the democrats do what needs to be done to help the inflation problem. the energy problem. >> and senate democrats are working on a similar bill. they hope to get past. they're also going to need help, though, from 10 republicans grant. >> well, that and what about the president? do we know where biden stands on this thing? >> so the white house says that the president supports components of this bill, but he didn't come out with a ringing endorsement of the bill. now, the white house says the president supports more research on them air on the medical side of how marijuana affects people more so then this bill. but there are similarities between t

. >> new york congressman hakeem jeffries in tennessee, congressman steve cohen say this is a step towarding the war on drugs. congress has been out of step on. this issue was call cultural lag. but republicans like georgia congressman buddy carter say legalization is the wrong step. i can tell you. >> marijuana is nothing more than a gateway drug. >> an ohio congressman jim jordan calls the bill a distraction from reality. the left will not let the democrats do what needs to be done to help the inflation problem. the energy problem. and senate democrats are working on a similar bill. they hope that can pass and they're also looking to get at least 10 republicans to support it. reporting in washington. rashad hudson, back to you. >> at rashad, before you go, do we know where the president stands on the bill? so the white house up just short of a full endorsement of this bill. >> now, the white house says that the president supports different aspects of the bill talking about the country's marijuana laws should be reexamined and looked at to see if they're fair and just but the president i

hakeem brown with the chapter of lazio and venetia said there should be no tolerance for this type of behavior. the police chief also said it causes problems every time it's played. we have a bunch of kids running around in dark clothing. we've had reports of kids. hopping fences running in and out of traffic, doing dangerous things. calls for service go up, and they have to bring in additional officers on overtime. but we can't arrest our way out of this problem. unified school district has said it does not condone this game. the game does take place after school hours and off campus indonesia. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. san francisco man has pleaded no contest to a hate crime in connection with an incident burlingame two years ago, stephen said body allegedly approached a family wearing black lives matter shirts following a protest. the 56 year old yelled blue lives matter at the family, which included young children. prosecutors say he also told them that if he had a gun, he'd shoot all of them. somebody could be sent to jail for up to four months. when they were 11

announcer: next, representative hakeem jeffries of the new york shares his thoughts on democracy in america and how to strengthen it here and abroad. he talks about the rio

later in the day, houston credit caucus chair hakeem jeffries -- house democratic caucus chair hakeem jeffries. live at 7:00 eastern. and a reminder, all of our life coverage is available to watch at c-span.org or on our free video app c-span now. >> this morning on washington journal, former chief of the cia's russia analysis george bb on the latest developments in ukraine as they prepare for a possible russian assault on the eastern region of the country. then former new york times labor reporter steven greenhouse talks about unionization first by amazon and starbucks employees. sure to discuss ♪ >> this is the washington journal for april 19. and new poll shows that americans are largely divided about -- the amount of sex and raced taught in schools. student groups and parent groups on top of that are pushing back on that type of legislation. when it comes to sex and race being taught in schools do you think that it is taught too much, too little or perhaps you think it is the right amount. if you think it is too much (202) 748-8000. if you say it is too little (202) 748-8001. if y

hakeem hussain was found lifeless at the home in birmingham in november 2017.ed her drug addiction over caring for him. the attorney general for england and wales, suella braverman, has said that a small number of mps "behave like animals" after one of her conservative colleagues allegedly watched porn on the commons backbenches. mrs braverman told woman's hour that if the claim was proven the person should have the conservative whip removed and no longer be an mp. let's get the latest from our political correspondent helen catt. explain more about everything that is being said here and various allegations.— is being said here and various alleuations. . . . ~ , , allegations. once again westminster and the culture _ allegations. once again westminster and the culture here _ allegations. once again westminster and the culture here is _ allegations. once again westminster and the culture here is under - and the culture here is under scrutiny. earlierthe and the culture here is under scrutiny. earlier the defence secretary ben wallace talked about the long hours,

after the inauguration when hakeem walking in the door, and he was sitting behind the the desk was really. impressive, yes, but and then i was i remember when the panama canal trade is was signed and he called me when they got the last vote and i came running over to the oval office that was special, but i was in and out the last day that we were in the white house the day of the inauguration of president reagan. i came over several times to tell him he had to come home and get dressed for inauguration because he was working still working on the hostage situation. it was a lot of momentous occasions in our white house life saint jim is greatest achievement was his human rights policy. um which calls for freedom for people and the rights? that they have around the world and i think that since his presence so that human rights policy has continued and so i think as far as that concerned. we're better off because our country changed the way we conduct our foreign policy. we take human rights in these countries into consideration in our relationships with different countries. so i think we ar

most decent and honorable members i've had the privilege to work with so i would like to introduce hakeem jeffries. >> thank you, tom. good evening, congressman jeffries. it is an honor to be speaking with you, and i look forward to the conversation. .. i wanted to ask you, what you say to those critics? led by a you and thank you for that very generous introduction. i think my mother has done a great job circulating talking points. i appreciate your support. individuals have to be involved in executing. it will execute itself on its own. we understand it is a work in progress so when we ran into thousand 18 and developed the fourth of people agenda focused on lowering healthcare costs was emphasis driving down the highh cost of lifesaving prescription drugs. bigger paychecks for everyday americans was emphasis on rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure including corruption and strengthening democracy and eventually became hr one, for the people act. it was a promise we made to the american people to come as comprehensively as possible, create the best possible system so that the views of

. >> congressman hakeem jeffries, thank you very much for joining and starting off our discussion tonight. >> thank you. >> and coming up, mary trump will join us after her uncle donald spent the weekend publicly claiming that he is not a stupid as we think he is, and after he today, became the first former president of the united states to be held in contempt by a judge. mary trump joins us next. and thanks to voconfident. -oh dad, the twins are now... -vegan. i know. i got 'em some of those plant burgers. -nice. -yeah. voya provides guidance for the right investments, and helps me be prepared for unexpected events. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd cheers] because i do. okay, that was awesome. voya. be confident to and through retirement. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for up to half the price of verizon, be confident so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobi

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new york congressman hakeem jeffries in tennessee, congressman steve cohen say this is a step towardwar on drugs. congress has been out of step on. this issue was call cultural lag. but republicans like georgia congressman buddy carter say legalization is the wrong step. i can tell you. >> marijuana is nothing more than a gateway drug. >> an ohio congressman jim jordan calls the bill a distraction from reality. the left will not let the democrats do what needs to be done to help the inflation problem. the energy problem. >> and senate democrats are considering a similar bill that they hope they can pass and they'll need the 10 republicans just same. >> so, richard, do we know where president biden stands on this bill? >> so the white house stopped short of a ringing endorsement of the bill saying that they do agree with components of the bill, the country's marijuana laws do need to be re visited and the president is more focused on the research side for health purposes. >> we'll see what happens. thank you so much for shot. now, president biden does say that the u.s. economy is on t

butt at a recent hearing on supreme court ethics attorney mark paletta, court democrat hakeem jeffriesith his pants down. thank you . quote as many on the left just as thomas because he is a black conservative who has never boweda bl to those who demand that he must think a certain way because of the color of his skin. what evidence do you have to support that when chairman bennie thompson calls him an uncle tom, he's entitled to free speech. and i give you another no. >> oh , good job, marc. what a perfect tie in to the top of the show only a speech that they agree with is the speech they will protecte and defend all the inconvenience speech they want to forget about it if they've said or they want to ban it if we say it, that's it for us tonight. remember, fly your flag, be with your family. remember, get your us name made . freedom matters. gather in your mandate freedom here at laura ingraham. it's great stuff fornd the summer, great for mother's day, father's day all proceeds of freedom matters goes for the month of april to the special operations warrior foundation. remember it i

hakeem brown with the chapter of lazio and venetia said there should be no tolerance for this type of dark clothing. we've had reports of kids. hopping fences running in and out of traffic, doing dangerous things. calls for service go up, and they have to bring in additional officers on overtime. but we can't arrest our way out of this problem. unified school district has said it does not condone this game. the game does take place after school hours and off campus indonesia. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. new at noon . us senator alex padilla is in the east bay today, highlighting a new community responders program in oakland, senator petitjean mayor libby schaaf hosted a roundtable at city hall with oakland fire department officials and first responders. much of the discussion focused on the status of the mobile assistance community responders of oakland, or macro pilot program, which launched earlier this month, the first of its kind in oakland have experts in mental health and the escalation respond to nonviolent emergency calls. five am just really proud that we made a

supreme court hears oral arguments on the case of veterans stability benefits related representative hakeem jeffries on the strength and democracy here at home and abroad. >> next, cyber security and threats and a digital landscape or the council on foreign relations hosted this one hour event. [background noises] kirks all right good afternoon everyone. thanks for joining us. i have the pleasure of presiding over this conversation about diplomacy and deterrent. we are going to get started today by having our panelists introduce themselves. my name is camille stewart i am the global head at google at the intersection of our product security team and top social security team i have worked across government and private sector and cybersecurity issues. >> i am emily harding i and the deputy director of the international security program at the center for strategic and international studies which is a very long title. i just means i get to oversee the work of six scholars doing tremendous work in intelligence, defense and tech policy. two decades working the federal government both in the senat

supreme court hears oral arguments on the case of veterans stability benefits related representative hakeem jeffries on the strength and democracy here at home and abroad. >> next, cyber security and threats and a digital landscape or the council on foreign relations hosted this one hour event.

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hakeem brown with the chapter of lazio and venetia said there should be no tolerance for this type ofvior. the police chief also said it causes problems every time it's played. we have a bunch of kids running around in dark clothing. we've had reports of kids. hopping fences running in and out of traffic, doing dangerous things. calls for service go up, and they have to bring in additional officers on overtime. but we can't arrest our way out of this problem. unified school district has said it does not condone this game. the game does take place after school hours and off campus indonesia. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. investigators say human smugglers are targeting teenagers on apps like tiktok instagram. they're offering them money to pick up migrants from mexico foxes mill. hayes shows us how criminals are trying to outsmart the system. there are over 100 million monthly active users on tiktok in the us and human smugglers are cashing in on that smuggling organizations are starting to use and recruit juveniles. through social media platforms. tiktok uh, facebook twitte

hakeem brown with the chapter of laiho , indonesia, said there should be no tolerance for this type of behavior. the police chief also said it causes problems every time it's played. we have a bunch of kids running around in dark clothing. we've had reports of kids. hopping fences running in and out of traffic, doing dangerous things. calls for service go up, and they have to bring in additional officers on overtime, but we can't arrest our way out of this problem. the venetian unified school district , said that it does not condone this game and actually back in 2018. venetia high school's principal, wrote a letter to the community calling for it to end reporting live in venetia. i'm elissa harrington ktvu. fox two news. just what an awful experience for that young man. alyssa. thank you. a high school teacher, has been arrested for child endangerment after she was under the influence on campus happened yesterday, shortly before noon at terra linda high school in central fl and employee alerted a school administrator that they believe that tegan leann hart was under the influence of a

stuart: i think hakeem jeffries displayed willful economic ignorance.t may sound strong, but if you don't understand what it takes to create oil and get it into your tank, you have no business regulating -- lauren: you can't just turn it on. each well requires, like, a hundred vendors. you can't just line hem up. and then you immediate the financing, as will pointed out -- need the financing. stuart: good enough stuff -- good stuff, lauren. >>> now this. one california city rolling out universal basic income, that is free money, based solely on gender identity. there's no strings attached. caitlin jenner's going to be here. she will take that on later in the show. >>> the white house includes an extra $100 million in military aid to ukraine. some on the ground say they're still waiting for the last ship. . -- shipment. watch this. >> what we're seeing from our perspective is most of it has not made it to the front lines. i've yet to find anyone who has said to me they're getting humanitarian aid or weapons from the united states government. stuart: we'l

host: hakeem jeffries, democrat of new york at an american university event.e are asking you your top domestic priorities for the biden administration. john in new york, we will go to you. go ahead, john. caller: i am on the east end of long island where all of the latinos come to work for the summer. one day i went to the bank and i had 21 bags, industrial sized bags filled with money orders. i checked every bag and i cannot find one money order that was under $600. all of this money was going south of mexico -- going south, to mexico and brazil. that is how they afforded to go appear. they are working up here to send money down there to come up here. you cannot do any traveling without money. host: millard in pennsylvania, democratic caller. caller: i would like to make a comment. the american people are sleeping. how can you want to put people back in office, fever publicans, who tried to overthrow the government of the united states of america. you come out like you have done something but you have not done anything but try to destroy the things people die

hakeem jeffries. >> to take the record profits they're making and reinvest them in the shareholder classproblem. and part of the job of the united states congress is to hold people to account. and as a result of putin's war of aggression you have increased gas prices. >> dana: chevron ceo has this to say before the hearing gets started. i want to be absolutely clear. we don't control the market price of crude oil or natural gas. no tolerance for price gouging. you will hear that a lot today. americans are upset about gas prices. they're upset about the profits, too. mike. how will the executives deal with that? >> americans should be upset about gas prices. it is a tragedy what americans are going through right now. but really what congress should do is really look themselves in the mirror. these are policies that they have pursued. we need to get more production on our public lands and our public waters. biden administration hasn't even pursued a new what's called the five-year plan in the gulf of mexico. that five-year plan enables lease sales in the gulf of mexico. we can't have lease

hakeem hussain was found lifeless at the home in birmingham in november 2017.h trust has been told it must improve after failing another inspection. the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust has again been rated inadequate by the care quality commission. the trust has apologised, but local campaigners claim at least 1,000 lives have been lost because of poor services — and that more are now at risk. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. abigail henry loves performing in the privacy of her own bedroom but she struggles with her mental health and has attempted suicide many times. it's got to be about 15 times that her life has seriously been in danger. her mum says things got worse when the mental health trust stopped the support in the community and last year abigail was rushed to the hospital with an overdose but rather than being treated in a psychiatric unit she ended up being sedated in intensive care. there wasn't any beds available locally and so they kept her under sedation for six days because the intensive care unit was the only safe pl

later in the day, houston credit caucus chair hakeem jeffries -- house democratic caucus chair hakeemeffries. live at 7:00 eastern. and a reminder, all of our life coverage is available to watch at c-span.org or on our free video app c-span now. >> this morning on washington journal, former chief of the cia's russia analysis george bb on the latest developments in ukraine as they prepare for a possible russian

later in the day representative hakeem jeffries talks about strengthening democracy here and abroad. in a conversation hosted by american university live at 7:00 eastern. all of our live coverage is available to watch at c-span.org or on our free video app, c-span. -- c-span now. >> middle and high school students participated in c-span documentary competition where we asked the question, how does the federal government impact your life? all month we are featuring entries. first place went to these ladies in rockford maryland. their winning entry is titled something in the water. >> inherit gibson's 1880 two playing, the small town builds a vast complex that would be a boom to its economy. however medical officer dr. -- discovers that the bathwater is badly contaminated. >> americans have enough to worry about without having to worry about if that glass of water that you get to a child or grandchild would be contaminated. >> the 1994 safe drinking act was the first piece of comprehensive federal regulation that regulated public water systems. >> congress designated -- to enforce the