in oh harbor california, judy chu honors second prize winners for their winning documentary on sense security called "a of security." thisber, every weekday month be sure to watch the top 21 entries.

in oh harbor california, judy chu honors second prize winners for their winning documentary on sense security called "a of security." thisber, every weekday month be sure to watch the top 21 entries. "washingtom journal" live every day. wednesday, the prospect for passage of a republican budget. and the 2016 presidential campaign. brendan boyle will join us to discuss some of the top .ssues bloom get his thoughts on the 2016 presidential candidate in the upcoming democratic national convention. editor forutive esquire magazine will talk about his magazine that takes a look at the learning lines between politics and entertainment. >> john kasich delivered a campaign each of the women's national republican club in new york city. this one half hour. kasich: it is great to be here. wonderfulally a clubhouse the organization is so steve in history as well as the history of our party and country. the club was founded i leaders of the suffrage movement with the new voting rights in mind. it was intended to be a place where women could meet and share knowledge about political issues so as to

to fund such as flood control,control, navigation on rivers, sources such as deepening harbors whether california automobile or charleston are savanna rebuilding. the 1717 national labs which are our secret weapon and job growth, such as supercomputers we seek to lead the world, another great source of job growth. in the big part of her budget has to do with weapons of national defense. defense. a time when our world is so unsafe. we work together in a fair and accommodating manner and areunder challenging fiscal constraints to create a b bipartisan bill. spending 37.537.5 billion, 355 million more than last year. reaching a bipartisan consensus was not easy. million we received an allocation for the spent -- defensemen in those higher than last year, but 808 million lower. the funding includes several federal agencies that do important work including the us department of energy for the nuclear regulatory commission, the army corps of engineers, the bureau of reclamationen. they also started with an unrealistic budget proposalill t would cut the corps of engineers by 1.4 billion and proposed 2.3

such as flood control, such as navigation on our rivers, such as deepening harbors whether it's in california, mobile, charleston, or savannah. such as rebuilding lots whether it in ohio, kentucky, or tennessee. such as the 17 national labs which are secret weapon and job growth acrossto growth across our country.ith super computing where we seek to lead the world, another great source of job growth. in a big part of our bridge it has to do with nuclear weapons in national defense. in a time when our world is so unsafe, americans would americans would hope we would deal with that. we worked together in a fair and accommodating manner under challenging fiscal constraintsnc million it is 37.5 billion, reaching bipartisan consensus was not easy. we received and allocations for the defense spending that was higher than last year by aboutnon-defense 1.163 billion, about 808 million lower. the funding include several federal agencies that do important work including the u.s. department of energy, the nuclear regulatory commission, the army corps of engineers, the engineers, the bureau of reclamatio

properly, such as flood control, such as navigation on our rivers, such as deepening harbors, whether it is in california or in mobile or in ohio. such as the 17 national labs which are our secret weapon in job growth across our country. such as supercomputerring, where we seek to lead the world in supercomputing. another great source of job growth. and a big part of our budget has to do with nuclear weapons and national defense. at a time when our world is so unsafe, morons would hope we would -- americans would hope we would deal with that. we work together in a fair and accommodating manner to create a bipartisan bill. the sum is $37.5 billion, $355 million more than last year, reaching a bipartisan consensus wasn't easy. we received an allocation for defense spending that was higher than last year by about $1.1363 billion. but $808 million lower for the non-defense parts. the funding includes several federal agencies that do important work including the u.s. department of energy, the nuclear regulatory commission, the army corps of engineers, the bureau of reclamation, the national nuclear security a

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

california, at least, disappeared. on december 8 1941, the day after pearl harbor, japanese-american bank accounts were frozen so that theyld not pay mortgages. they could not pay insurance. and then the attorney general of california, earl warren, and his department, ruled that the property was abandoned property and he sold or distributed it to his caucasian neighbors. it was an outrage. amy: finally, your final words, karen, as we wrap up our discussion? there isi think that still a discussion like you said, most people, many people still don't know what happened. i think that -- not amy: compensation was awarded? >> your question is about camp? amy: the reparations. >> there w was an attempt for reparations way back right after the war in the 50's, if i remember correctly, but they were also asked at that time to reduce receipts of what was lost, etc.. -- to produce receipts of what was lost, etc. there was a big f fight that t e from the community itself and something even japanese-americans, my parents for example did not want to talk about. it was a shameful -- in terms of blaming the victims, th

california pier. honk honk >> pam:in san diego. tourists and locals alike scramble for safety. as a harbor sightseeing boat shows no sign of stopping as it approaches a pier. grant lodes is here to show us what happened next. a pretty dramatic video to show you. and before we roll it. keep your eyes on this elderly woman. she is right in the path. as the 150=foot ship barrels down on her.with its horns blaring. honk honk honk people on the pier go from being amused to running for their lives as the speeding ship draws nearer and nearer. get that lady out of there two men react as the lady in red finally notices she is is danger. nat one of the men holds her steady as the impact rocks the pier. and the camera of the belgian tourist recording the scene. more nat the ship is named the adventure hornblower and passengers say it was not the adventure they paid for. "we just kind of grabbed onto the side of the ship and hanged on because we knew we were going to hit." "i was about 8 inches away from the wall and it just hit." seven people suffered injuries. "there was one girl who hit her head u

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

california, to learn about its history. c-span.org\cities tour. you are watching america's history on c-span3. each week, every week. reel america bring you stories to help provide context. i announcer: pearl harbor came. statistics, careful and accurate , had forecast this army, this navy. but in the production estimate, the axis was wrong because it miscalculated the potential strength of the hidden army. the women. across the pacific to tokyo went news. had neverf women who lifted a finger outside of their own homes now suddenly had resolved to set the world house in order. these were the hidden army. these were the results they helped to achieve. when asked why they had joined the ranks of the hidden army, these women gave a variety of reasons. daughter.a son and that is a good enough reason for anyone. >> i am in a old maid and i do not have anyone until i had this job. now i have a family. i send aces of these every week to help them to get home soon. rent soto college but i i can help. this way i will get my diploma and help. theks i was too heavy for the farmer told me i was worth my weight in gold. >> my husband is a prisoner in the philippines. if he had a few more of these shells, mayb

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

harbor street. that event runs from 9:00 to 11:30. >>> sacramento lawmakers are looking at a new law that addresses sexting in california schools. assembly bill 2536 would give schools the authority to suspend or expel students who use sexually explicit messages to target or bully students or faculty. that could include photographs or visual recordings sent during school or even while a student is on the way to or from school. >> phenomenon has been getting worse and not better. in fact, 20% of our teenagers have engaged in or sent a sext message to others, and that number keeps going up. >> the bill would also require schools to include sexting lessons in sexual health classes. >>> environmental advocates including california governor jerry brown looked on as 175 nations signed a united nations agreement to fight climate change. governor brown's office tweeted this photo of former vice president al gore chatting with the governor at the u.n. in new york city. holding his granddaughter, secretary of state john kerry signed the paris agreement on behalf of the united states. today's signing marks a key step in making the fight ag

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlyingut this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a group

. >> hi my name is jackie harbor i flew in from san diego california for this meeting i will be underlying out this evening jerry garcia is a ripple effect in any lives we're here to represent him when we passed away i couldn't come where i was living to be at the field to represent him, i thought that was important to be here i brought a copy of the book i don't know how to get this on the overhead. >> you can too the thing on our right. >> the overhead projector. >> sfgovtv there we go. >> i brought a copy of jerry garcia harrington bingo during my travels the reason i came to support in idea that has been and thank you for your time and i appreciate all that you're here to do there is a lot of people in the world that couldn't be here today to tell you how important jerry and his life taught us to be kind and loving to mother earth and representing many thank you. >> thank you for being here welcome and i'd like to welcome the next speaker. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is linda i live in district 11 i'm very much in support of this project and the chair of a grou

harbor street in pittsburgh. that event runs from 9:00 to 11:30. >>> lawmakers are looking at a new law that addresses sexting in california schools.t would give schools the authority to suspend or expel students who use sexually explicit messages to bully other students or faculty. that could include photographs or visual recordings sent during school or school events, or even while a student is on the way to or from school. >> the phenomenon has been getting worse. and not better. and in fact, 20% of our teenagers have engaged in or sent a text -- a sex message to others. and that number keeps going up. >> the bill would also require schools to include sexting lessons in sexual health classes. >>> community members came out to an elementary school to honor a man who made it all possible. >> reporter: for students and staff at southern elementary, an annual tradition on this soggy yet froggy friday. >> sometimes you get a good frog, sometimes a bad frog. you never know. >> can you hold him that high off the pad? drop him and make a lot of noise. >> reporter: the culmination of a week-long lesson on science and ecology, now retired

harbor on december 7, 1941. within weeks the governor -- the attorney general of california had begun drawing up a plan along withthe army to basically lock up all the japanese-americans, none of whom were ever charged with a crime or with anything except having different colored skin. they were taken to ten camps. well, they were first taken to relocation centers. the biggest one around here 18,000 were put in stalls and fields at santa anita, living in stables. same thing was happening in fresno, san francisco. they were held for three or four months in relocation centers in almost unbelievable conditions particularly as with regard to health until ten camps were built around the country in places where people had never lived before and have never lived since. mostly high deserts and swamps. and then in sealed cranes they were taken, the japanese-americans -- all japanese-americans, one drop of blood was the standard set by the justice department -- and they went so far as to scour the orphanages of the west coast and take any japanese or japanese-american orphans out. they, any adopted -- if caucasians had ado

harbor got closer. just because he was japanese. even though he was an american citizen, born in oakland, california. susan: the executive order was what exactly? executive order 9066. peter: this is an executive order which was later followed up by an act of congress, and what it did was to empower the military -- the west coast military commander general dewitt -- to issue orders that would exclude any or all persons from designated military zones. the whole west coast was a designated military zone, from the canadian border to mexico. extending inward, several hundred miles to the state of arizona, california, oregon, washington. the order was open-ended. but, it was only applied to japanese-americans. so what general dewitt did, systematically, starting in washington, all the way down to san diego, was issue these exclusion orders, which said that they had to report, usually within a week, and had to report to these assembly centers. as the propaganda film said, they were were racetracks and fairgrounds, but the conditions were actually terrible. but, they had no other choice. if they resisted, t

h >> she's in california you're right, we have clouds, cd there's a live look outside atsa the wheel down nationall harbor>> beautiful shot.utif s >> it's -- you can see the sunrise there behind the behind clouds and they're dry downry dw there at national harbor rightbr now but it's not dry everywhere.everywhere. we do showers especially ifecial you're watching north and west w this morning and we're goingnin' to get you straight to thetraito forecast. your headline for the day today is showers especiallyspeca during the morning hours but eventually beale get back toeale the sunshine. if you take a look out your window, it's rather gray and gy gloomy. by the time we get to the afternoon we'll have lots of glorious sunshine left. let's fly around on storm tracker radar. radar this is a close-in view of of washington.wash couple showers across anne arrundel county. cou one was over annapolis but has h pushed over the bay.the b taking a look at the biggerr picture, there's your mainr m line of shower activity. act we have showers off to the off e north and west.rth and there's some heavier steady ste rain u

harbor from the wilmington field. this is one answer to that issue of how to make oil extraction less environmentally destructive . although there are problems also with the oil islands as well. you drive around southern california, drive around long beach, round signal hill comedians elsie the remnants of around signal hill, you can still see the remnants of oil production. you don't see this anymore. these are the old days. now we see modern oil facilities , verylectronic pumps quietly, very efficiently producing oil and wells around signal hill and long beach. in the same way that the gold ,ush made northern california and oil is important in places like texas and oklahoma, oil was here in southern california, especially in places like huntington beach, long beach in the central valley. all week and come american history tv is featuring long beach, california, located about 20 miles south of los angeles. c-span cities tour staff recently visited the side, showcasing the city's history. >> rancho los alamitos is one of the rare sites in southern california that has a continuous history of more than 1500 years of occupancy. if you follow the chain of occupancy, you are really looking at the development of south