brands and his latest book on president reagan, harriet washington and her book on how we can watch mental ilt l illness and dennis ross on the relationship between the u.s. and israel from the truman through barack obama relations. and sunday it continues beginning at noon with author michaelwise on the terror group isis. then a discussion on artificial intelligence with authors john markoff and hall. and later authors betty boyd caroly on lady bird johnson. on c-span3 saturday afternoon just before 5:00, historian on the relationship between president richard nixon and the shah of iran and its affect on u.s. foreign policy. and at 6:40 george mason university on the confederate flag and history in relation to the legacy of slavery. get our complete weekend schedule on c-span.org. >>> many news reports and public officials refer to their current refugee cries sighs in the european union as the worst since the end of world war ii. next on american history tv's "reel america" a look back to 1946 with seeds of destiny, a 20-minute war department film depicting the situation faced by millions

harriet washington and her book on how we can catch mental illness. and dennis roth on the relationship between the u.s. and israel on the truman-obama administration. it continues at noon on michael weiss with the terrorist group "isis." then john markhoff and louisa hall. and on president lyndon and ladybird johnson. saturday afternoon just before 5:00, historian rohan on president nixon and the shah of iran and the effect on history. and the confederate flag in its history in relation to slavery. get our complete schedule on c-span.org. >>> many news reports and their officials refer to the refugee crisis as the worst since world war ii. next on "real america," a look back at 1946 with "seeds of destiny." a film of situations faced by war heroes and children. the graphic of hungry and poorly clothed children helped raise millions of dollars for relief efforts. this academy award-winning film may include scenes disturbing to some viewers. ♪ >>> children. the human raw material of each shattered nation's tomorrow. each nation's preview in flesh and b

brand and harriet washington. and sunday our coverage of the texas festival continues beginning at noon on the terrorist group isis and a discussion on artificial intelligence with authors john markoff and louisa hall. president lyndon and lady bird johnson. on american history tv just on the relationship between president richard nixon and the shaw of iran and its effect on u.s. foreign-policy. sunday evening at 6:40 p.m. george mason university history professor spencer crew on the confederate flag in its history in relation to the legacy of slavery. get the complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >> the un security council held a meeting to hear from the israeli and palestinian ambassadors about recent acts of violence in the west inc. and jerusalem. other members of the security council also spoke including representatives of the u.s., the u.k., and jordan. this is under two hours. >> good morning. the provisional agenda for this the following theme, the situation in the middle east including the palestinian

festival from austin, featuring interviews with hw brand and his latest book on president reagan, harriet washington on how we can catch mental illness and dennis ross. coverage continues on sunday at noon, michael weiss on terror group isis. then a discussion on art firm intelligence with authors john markov and you luisa hall. and also on president lyndon and ladybird johnson. american history tv on c-span3, saturday afternoon just before 5:00, a historian on relationship between president richard nixon and shah of iran and the effect on foreign policy. sunday evening at 6:40 george mason university history professor on the confederate flag on relationship to slave very. get the complete schedule on c-span.org. >>> next week hillary clinton will testify before the house select committee on benghazi. that committee is investigating the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. the former secretary of state says it's a partisan effort to damage her presidential campaign. the hearing competentes underway 10 a.m. eastern on october 22nd. you can see it life on c-span3, hear on on c-span ra

harriet washington and her book on how we can catch mental illness. u.s. ands roth on israel from truman to obama. sunday, our coverage continues beginning at noon with author michael weiss on isis. and a discussion on artificial intelligence. later, authors on president lyndon and lady bird johnson. on american history tv saturday afternoon before 5:00, a historian on the relationship between nixon and the shop of iran. 6:40,nday evening at george mason university history professor on the confederate flag and slavery. get our complete we can schedule at c-span.org. >> c-span has your coverage of the road to the white house 2016. where you will find the candidates, speeches, debates and most importantly, your questions. this year, we're taking our coverage into classrooms across the country with our student camera contest, giving students the opportunity to discuss the important issues they want to hear from the candidates. follow our contest and road to the white house coverage 2016 on tv, the radio, and online at c-span.org. announcer: at the steamboat f

featured will be carried washington and -- harriet washington. and sunday, the coverage continues, beginning at noon. then, a discussion on artificial intelligence. , discussions on president lyndon johnson and labo dybird johnson. its: 30nday evening at the confederate flight and its history relating to slavery. get the complete schedule at www.c-span.org. c-span has your coverage of 2016.o the white house the year, we are taking road to the white house coverage into classrooms with the student cam contest. this gives students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear about. and theel of economists president of the new york federal reserve discussed monetary policy and the federal reserve's decision-making process. this is one and a half hours. director ofessel, hutchins center at brookings. i welcome all of you. the purpose of the hutchins help improve the quality of fiscal monetary policy and public understanding of it and we come together at an interesting moment for the federal reserve. interest rates have been as ze

brands and book on president reagan, harriet washington on how we can catch mental illness, and dennis ross on the relationship between the u.s. and israel through the truman and obama administrations. sunday, our coverage of the texas book festival continues with an author on the terrorist group isis, then and discussion of artificial intelligence, and president lyndon and lady bird johnson. saturday afternoon just before 5:00, and a story on the richardship between nixon and the shah of iran and its effect on foreign policy. a georgeening at 6:40, mason university history professor on the confederate flag and its history and relationship the legacy of slavery. get the complete we can schedule at -- weekend schedule at cspan.org. >> next, a discussion of u.s.-iraq relations. first, a view from baghdad with the iraq ambassador to the u.s., look on faily -- lukman faily. it is hosted by the national council on u.s.-arab relations. >> ladies and gentlemen, you heard yesterday several passing .emarks pertaining to iraq they came from every different direction almost imaginable. at least f

harriet washington and her book on, how we can catch mental illness and dennis ross, the relationshipbetween the us and israel from truman through the obama administration and sunday our coverage of the texas book festival continues beginning at noon with author michael white on the terrorist group basis and a discussion on artificial intelligence with authors john markoff and louisa hall and later authors of betty boyd and mark updegrove on president lyndon and lady bird johnson. saturday afternoon before 5:00 p.m., historian on the relationship between president richard nixon and the shaw of iran and its effect on us foreign-policy. sunday evening at 6:40 p.m. george mason university history professor on the confederate flag edits history in relation to the latest. get our complete weekend a schedule at c-span.org. >> we are live this morning at the brookings-- brookings institute on the discussion with the federal reserve with phil dudley and economist john taylor it is just getting started. >> based on where an inflation is and how far the economy is from unemployment-- winona gre

brands and his book on president reagan, harriet washington and her book on how we can catch mental illness and dennis ross on the relationship between the u.s. and israel from the truman through obama administration s. and sunday our coverage continues beginning at noon with author michael weiss on the terror group isis. then a discussion on artificial intelligence with authors john markov and louisa hall. then betty boyd karolyi on president lyndon and lady bird johnson. on american history tv on c-span 3 just before 5:00 a historian on the relationship between president richard nixon and the shah of iran and its effect on u.s. foreign policy. and sunday evening at 6:40, george mason university history professor spencer krewe on the confederate flag in its history in relation to the legacy of slavery. get our complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> the house arms services committee held a hearing on the department's cyber strategy. national security agency director admiral michael roger, deputy defense secretary robert work and terry haller have son, acting chief information officer f

harriet washington and how we can catch mental illness. dennis ross on the relationship between the u.s. and israel from truman to the obama administration. coverage from the festival continues at noon with author michael white on the terror group isis. a discussion on i official intelligence. mark linden and labor jones appeared on american history tv on c-span3. saturday afternoon just before on0 historian phil hartman the relationship to president richard nixon in the shaw of iran and the effect on u.s. foreign-policy. and sunday evening at 6:40. thege mason university on confederate flag in its history in relation to the legacy of slavery. get our complete we can schedule at c-span.org. c-span prevents death presents landmark cases. whiche to the series explores supreme court decisions including mulberry versus madison. brown versus the board of education, miranda versus arizona and roe versus wade. landmark cases the book features introductions come back roads, highlights and the impact of each case. written by veteran supreme court c

harriet worked to make washington, d.c. a walkable, bikable, livable city, redefining the city's zoning code for the first time in 50 years. my next guest currently leads a master plan for the ocean beaches in california. ben has developed an exhibition of a historical survey of san francisco. he is a lecturer and an instructor of the graduate program of urban and regional planning at san jose state university and has taught at the san francisco art institute. ginger is the author of three books and has published essays in "harpers," "the new york times," and "orion." she has just completed her last article on infrastructure about burlington, vermont's decision to take control of its own power supply. ginger has received grants for the new york foundation of the arts, the mellon foundation, as well as the eisenhower foundation as well as residency groups and the center for land use interpretation and she lives in new york city. harriet, let's begin with you. harriet: great, thank you, chip. i am going to talk a little bit a

washington d.c. area schools including harriet tubman got to join the first lady for lunch part of the let's move campaign. >> are you guys ready to harvest? we're doing something fun and special in addition to making a delicious meal we'll eat after we harvest we're doing something really cool with google. they are going to show the white house kitchen garden in a virtual tour. >> the google expetition pramilets students across the country experience the garden and learn about where their food comes from. >>> a very special guest tonight on the late show with stephen colbert, roll it! >>> president bill clinton. >>> do you think the 2016 campaign will be a hot topic? he actually asked the former president if he called the donald and asked him to run for president. no world if they'll judge her skills on snl this past weekend, i wonder if you guys saw that. >> yeah that was good. >>> you can catch the interview tonight right after wusa9 news. >>> she was pretty good. i'd give anything to see the ex- president play the sax one more time. >> maybe tonight. >>> could be. >>> i told you i was a little worried

harriet lane was hosting. general scott was organizing security in washington and he has his office. he is 75 years old, very corpulent, but still very much in command of the army. his office is inside the white house in the still existing windsor building. there is stephen douglas, senator from illinois, who lincoln had defeated in the election. seward would soon become secretary of state, and was here. he was an agent of lincoln and the republicans. vice president john breckenridge, who was also a candidate against lincoln and would be calculating and presiding over the electoral college vote that would take place about a week and a half from this convention. some people were nervous about that. he would go on to become a confederate general the next year and he attacked washington in 1864. he was at the side with john breckenridge. at this point, he is sitting in the chair as vice president. the son of john quincy adams and john adams' grandson. he is a congressman. he has his own machinations going under. the famous general who lost his leg get gettysburg. is a congressman from n

harriet worked to make washington, d.c. a walkable, likable, livable city, redefining the city's zoning code for the first time into -- first time in 50 years. my next guest currently leads a master plan for the ocean beaches in california. he has but -- has developed an exhibition of a historical survey of san francisco. he is a lecturer and an instructor of the graduate program of urban and regional planning at san jose and has taught at the san francisco art institute. ginger is the author of three books and has published at they -- published essays in "harpers," "the new york times," and "orion." she has just completed her last article on infrastructure about burlington, vermont's decision to take control of its own power supply. ginger has received grants for the arts and the eisenhower foundation as well as residency groups and the center for land use interpretation and she lives in new york city. harriet, let's begin with you. harriet: great, thank you, chip. i am granted talk a little bit about transportation and wh

harrieted scott married robinson. when emerson died, dred scott wife's freedom. we are joined by our special guest, george washington university professor christopher jones, and martha history professor from the mercy of michigan law school. cases," live on monday at 9:00 eastern. be sure to join the conversation, as we will be take calls, tweets, and facebook comments. for background on the cases, while you watch, order your copy of the companion book, "landmark cases," available for eight dollars 95 -- eight dollars $.95.fiv , american artifacts visits historic places. the national gallery of art was a gift to the american people .rom andrew mellon up next, in the second of a two-part program, we visit the museum to learn about early american portrait paintings. in this program, we feature the work of gilbert stuart, whose unfinished portrait of george washington is the image on the one dollar bill. to studyt stuart went with benjamin west early in his career. he was a very well established painter in london. proficient. he could have stayed in london painting, but he accumulated debt. he made a good living, but h

harriet a. washington who will be speaking today. ms.ashington won a national book critics' circle award for medical apartheid, this book here. she has had a fellowship at the harvard school of public health, a research fellowship in medical ethics at the harvard medical school, she was a knight fellow at stanford. she was also the page one editor at "usa today" and has a background in science writing and science journalism. so everyone, please, put your hands together and welcome ms. washington. [applause] so for today what we're going to do is she's going to begin -- i'm sorry. so she's going to begin. she's going to give explanation, some context, a little bit of reading. then we're going to talk a little bit x then you will have an opportunity to ask questions, all right? so, ms. washington, i turn it over to you. >> good afternoon. and thank you for that warm welcome. i'm very excited. it's my first opportunity to talk about my new book, my new baby, "infectious madness." and to give you a little context, i'm going to read a little

harriet robinson. mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom, but she refused and he sued. follow the case of scott versus sanford and see landmark cases, supreme court decisions with our special guest george washingtonlaw professor bracy and martha jones. we willwe will explore this historic supreme court ruling by revealing the life and times of the people or the plaintiffs, lawyers command justices in these cases. live tonight at 9:00 o'clock 9:00 o'clock eastern. and be sure to jump -- join the conversation. c-span, c-span three, and c-span radio. a copy of landmark cases companion books. >> homeland security secretary j johnson, a pi director james komi, head of the national counterterrorism center testify before congress. message encryption technology, refugees screaming and drug cartels. >> i want to welcome our distinguished panel here come our witnesses. thank you for your time, testimony, service. when i took over chairmanship of the committee ten months ago the 1st thing i did was reach out to sen. harper and suggested we do something a little unusual for senate committee, developed emissions. and so we came up with a pretty simple one, to enhance the economic national security of america

harriet ro n robinson. follow the case of scott versus sanford in cspan's new series, landmark cases. historic supreme court decisions. with our special guest, george washingtonversity law professor, christopher bracey and martha jones from the university of michigan law school. we'll explore this historic ruling by reviewing the life and times of the people who were the plaintiffs, lawyers and justices in these cases. live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern and be sure to join the conversation as we'll be taking your calls, e-mails, tweets and facebook comments during the program using the hash tag landmark cases. on cspan, cspan 3 and cspan radio. for background, order your copy of landmark cases come pan yan book. available for 8.95 plus shipping. >>> student cam is cspan's annual documentary competition for students in grades 6 through 12. it's an opportunity for students to think critically of issues of national importance by creating a five to seven-minute documentary in which they can express those views. >> it's important for students to get vold because it gives them the opportunity and the platform to have their voices heard on issues important to them so

washington journal" who will get an update on the transpacific trade deal. next monday on c-span's new in 1830,andmark cases" dred scott was enslaved. scott married harriet robinson. the doctor died, he tried to buy his family's freedom. sued.fute ansed and he follow the case. we explore 12 supreme court rulings by revealing the lives and times of the people who were the plaintiffs, lawyers, and justices in these cases. they, live at nine upon p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. order your copy of "landmark cases" companion book. you can order that at www.c-span.org. the third annual open and roman. -- the third annual open enrollment period begins november 1. oft, a look at the cost various plants available in insurance marketplaces across the u.s.. the alliance for health reform posted this form. this forum. >> we are going to be talking today about what to expect. the challenges of signing up the remaining uninsured population and more. on behalf of our honorary cochairman, i would like to welcome you and to think the for being ourfund partners in this event. moderating with me today is sarah collins to my right. she is vice president o

harriet robinson. mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the widow but she refused and he sued. follow the case of scott versus sanford in "land mark cases" with our special guest, george washington university law professor and martha jones, professor at the university of michigan law school. we'll explore the lives and times of the justices in these cases. "landmark cases" at 9:00 p.m. on mondays. we'll be taking your calls and facebook comments using #landmarkcases on c-span 2, c-span 3 and c-span radio. your available for $8.95 at c-span.org/landmark cases. >>> national institutes of health director francis collins and several institute directors testified about the nih budget at a senate hearing. they discussed the areas of medical research most in need of additional funding. senator roy blunt chairs the appropriations committee on health and human services. this is two hours. >>> the appropriations subcommittee on labor health and human services education and related agencies will come to order. i'm certainly pleased we could have this opportunity this morning, dr. collins, to talk to you and the other institute directors about the work you're doing and the work you'd like t