don hinks known in these parts as a retailer who sells metal detector equipment. these metal detectors were often used to unearth military artifacts. >> i went out and found three french and indian war cannon balls and one whole on the braddock campaign, that probably gave me a bigger high than this .25-caliber shell casing. >> but hinks and several colleagues were happy to do what they could, despite the fact that harshman farm was several hundred acres. >> but there was so much trash out there, so much farm equipment, this is the place where they would throw the garbage along with the tin foil and toothpaste tubes and all the junk went out there. so the challenge was working through 130 years of trash and picking up the single .25-caliber automatic shell casing that we were looking for. >> modern metal detectors use computer processors to measure levels of conductivity. which enables them to identify the type of metal and the depth of the object underground. >> they are basically computers that can pretty well tell you what happens down there how deep it is. it

but to focus on the revenue side --hink looking for new raise new ways to delight consumers. if you look at comcast and its makeonment, if you can video on demand more attractive, easier to use, number one, do not lose what you have. you also see them taking advantage of broadband. that is a blessed source of new is missed opportunity for our industry. it is growing much faster. it still has a huge orson of the market. it has good economics. it is a good business. change in the future of the cable industry with the association michael powell. >> you are watching american history tv on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. on the presidency, a panel from the lyndon b. johnson presidential library civil rights summit reflecting on the relationship between president johnson and martin luther king jr.. this event is about an hour. [applause] >> good afternoon. i had the honor of chairing the lyndon b. johnson foundation for 30 years. among the finest achievements that the current chairman and i recruited thewe andctor of this lbj library this three-day program

people they clintons as in the context of his -- as a former he has been extraordinary and they mostly hink of hillary clinton as secretary of state when she was in a less partisan role. would you expect if she runs for president for her elationship to be with the media? guest: i think that she will trying to cultivate the media. i think that actually there will a lot of support in the media for her. in her gut she and not trust the media withon the people who deal her most closely and question anything it will be testosteronity. here you are in 1999. >> you are saying that bill sexually assaulted you, that he raped you? >> yes. no doubt in your mind that is what happened? >> no doubt whatsoever. president and his lawyer declined to be interviewed on camera through the president said any allegations he assaulted her is absolutely false. about it today in a news conference he said he had nothing to add to that statement. important to note she concedes that aside from her witnesses.o as far as we know no one saw linton enter or leave her room or even the hotel. she took no photos, kept no has

. >> i love philly, i had a great time there, you know the gm and stuff, sam hinke had a great time anddinner. >> the eagles open up their camp in a month. and they have practices free to fans, the first two are at the linc and sunday august 3rd and the eagles will have an open practice at franklin field, their old home where they won a nfl championship, that should be a lot of fun. scott hartnell says it has not sunk in, he is fighting back tears since being traded to columbus and he feels like he let the city of philadelphia down because he did not win a stanley cup here, here he is saying good-bye to a teammate and he packed up his locker and worked out of the practice facility one last time. while upset about the trade hartnell knows it's a business. >> i would never talk bad about the business, or any of the guys. and it's just you know some things you have to make a change and change is good. phillies-marlins back at it tonight. watching the phils these days is like watching the stock market. up and down, up and down, they want to see more consistency in the upward direction. >> t

--hink people are worried the judges are more worried about somebody like john stewart jon stewart.s i said earlier, been on your programs, even back when you were hosting "w journal," and i have been amazed over the years, stewart,u mentioned jon how you have been able to remain bipartisan in this world. c-span was first, and then you have fox news and msnbc, these other entities that are out there, and then even on journal," you have got the democratic phone line, the republican phone line, the independent phone line. you are bending over to accommodate. how do you do that? in my case, i am brain-dead. just our job. we believe so strongly in our mission. tavis: but it is the news networks' job too. getting criticized for leaving a certain way. >> it is only their job because they say it is their job. they can do whatever they want to do. we have just said in our mission statement that we are going to get out of the way. like it when i people tell me what they are thinking. i would rather have it that way rather than masquerading that you're totally unbiased, because you are in bot

i just hink it's very que in that it's a life changing operation you know you have to be... the patient then has to be going home dealing with these this piece of equipment so it takes a lot of education a lot of education and different disciplines so nursing from you know from nursing to all the different therapies to nutrition and working on your diets with a cardiac history why does that matter? to you know remain healthy why diet matter? to remain healthy and keep an appropriate diet as you really? continue with your vad but does he have certain... excuse me for interrupting certain restrictions? well i tell my patients and he may recall that after surgery i give him the first month eat whatever you want [laughter] and that's the only time a doctor will... do one month right? [laughter] do one month [laughter] one to two months [laughter] my point with that is just get some proteins and nourishment into their body to heal their wounds so they need to just take in calories that you know barring if you have some diabetic issues you know you want to watch your sugars but re

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states,hink the united the administration -- all of us stop theeak loudly to descent of the country into that civil war, to stop ordinary people -- to stop pushing ordinary people to join our alliance just to defend themselves against an army that is willing to kill them all. , can youed al dulaimy talk about the u.s. weapons that are being used right now? major deliveries will be happening this summer to the iraqi government, but whose hands they are falling into? also, these groups relationships with al qaeda? -- we sawhe weapons in the previous few days, the use of american-made weapons like hellfire missiles, which can be used with great accuracy. the iraq he military used it to target the fallujah hospital. the fallujah teaching hospital. that hospital that the united states helped build in fallujah. this is the same hospital that witnessed the increasing numbers of birth defects that is attributed to the use of different kinds of weapons, chemical and all different kinds of weapons that allegedly was used by the united states. these weapons are now falling into the hands of isis. w

. >> well,hink therere intereing points.e idea, but it would never work because the government cannot even execute the purchase of a health care plan. think about this for a second. 25 percent of americans are on some sort of food assistance. what my work may be is if we discover a claimant is on drugs, maybe we feed them into a drug assistance programs. if they are still on drugs after we give them more assistance then maybe you withdraw the benefit. again, i don't think you can execute it. i don't think it would work. neil: more work for welfare programs, prove that you are. i kind of agree. this steps overline year. if it were to be widely used in a variety of areas it could get ugly. that is just my thought. make it so that you so that you are not always on these benefits. we shall see. thank you very much. in the meantime, remember that i told you i never really bought the administration's line 8 million new enrollees? how many are new, how many have actually paid? we brought that down to about 5 million then next out r

here,hink one is sitting many of you in the second and fourth rows back, the songwriter equity act is an issue we have brought forward. there been others that have come before performance rights to others. i've tried to be consistent with the one thing that i feel is the creator in this process. propertya valuable right there. i have brought -- i applaud inherently saying that there is a creative property right. that does not mean the broadcasters and i will always get along. probably not. there are things in this debate we can all look at. i was thinking about it as they listen to all of you. i've had interesting comments i want to take an arm from one and a lead from another. what i have found in the last will bit is what has to happen in this process is that one bad , five years ago, is now the bad business model today. you don't need congress to come in and probably either one. you need a process in which we can look at this and fix it from a holistic approach. everybody can be included. everybody has a seat at the table. i was interested in hearing a few minutes ago, they couldn'

hink salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here hink salmon and energy.over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. >> i don't want anything sweet. >> oh, hi. >> that was hillary clinton on the trail in 2008 trying to literally pass the proverbial beer test. we also remember barack obama awkwardly going to sports bars and awkwardly bowling and all of these things that are part of campaigning. blake, i wanted to get your take on this. it's one thing to say the right things about inequality and about standing up to wall street. we already see wall streeters lining up to support hillary clinton. are people really going to believe that she's going to be the person to take on the big banks and to take on big corporate interests? >> that's a good question. we'll ha

--hink the administration to needs to be ready to answer this. public in line, with amy harder of the washington journal. question is, what about the alaskan part that emits low rate airwaves and boils the atmosphere, which changes the atmosphere? -- can you sayms something about that, i will take my answer off the air? host: what is your own knowledge about this part of alaska? guestcaller: i saw a thing on television a few weeks ago that was telling about it. youtube, ifup on anyone would like to go to youtube and look up alaskan heart, it will tell you all about it. thank you. this --e easily with are you familiar with this? guest: i'm not. alaska is ground zero for climate change in a lot of ways. most senators from that state talk about how climate change is a real issue that must be addressed. -- theve very different senior republican in the senate in that state, and then senator mark vegas, the democrat who is actually up for reelection, they both talk about how we need to address climate change. but neither of them will agree, i don't thi

but it may be out of -- i don't hink it's -- the chair: the gentlelady from connecticut has an amendment on page 57 and currently we are on page 20. the clerk will read. the clerk: page 20, line 19, state mediation grants, grassroots source water rotection program, $2 million. dairy indem any -- indem any ti program, such sums as may be necessary. agricultural insurance program account. $2 billion. for the cost of modifying loans as defined in section 502 of the congressional budget act of direct ,101,000 for operating loans in addition for administrative expenses to carry out the mr. garamendi: and teed loan program, $304. funds appropriated to the agricultural credit insurance program account may be transferred. risk management agencies salaries and expenses, $77 million,094,000. >> the following corporations can may authority in accord with law. federal crop insurance corporation fund payments as authorized such funds as may be necessary. corporation fund, reimbursement for net realized losses, such sums as may be necessary to reimburse for losses sustained, hazardous limitation on ex

now hink a few years ago increasing. in china it is the economic activities. between different countries across asia feed into china. stabilization in china is a welcome thing. >> all right. >> i think that countries like the philippines, we like a lot. e will see they benefit a lot. thailand clearly looking vulnerable. although things are starting to improve. and i think indonesia. clearly there is opportunity for a big shift with the election coming up. that has the possibility to drive a change there a lot of change going on in asia. >> and no less india basically warning reforms to come and he does not care what his poll numbers say suggesting the reforms will be needed and not be very popular. >> often reform is not popular. ed -- ins votes might be politicians have to make hard decisions if they want to see growth come to fruition and he seems to be the man to do that. he has the appetite to take things forward. >> that makes things very interesting for people like and you me watching it from a 10,000 foot view. thank you for joining us today in hong kon

--hink that is somewhat true i mean a video provider, i'm sorry. and a broadband provider. universe -- you do have a video offering -- u -verse -- you do have a video offering. that is very popular in my area. i want to know what is that going to do going forward -- would effect is this going to have on u-verse? u-verse will continue to expand. one of the advantages of this is that directv, because of their content programmer relationships, we feel very good about what it will do to our overall content on u-verse.ing we are losing money on u-verse. this will allow us to turn that into a profitable operation. this changes the economics. we can expand it. -- wee an opportunity have committed to expanding the platform by an additional 2 with a full one gigabyte broadband capability. >> thank you. i final question is this. is this.al question many rural members were concerned about issues related to rural programming and the importance to customers. many have interest in rural communities. i have asked you a similar question. important toica at&t? rural america is very importan

--hink there was evidence that aas an analysis premature disclosure could result in the loss of his lifecause of divisions and the taliban, etc,. they will answer those questions. with respect to the former, we are always trying to take a look. in this case in particular, i'm sure sloan gibson who now is the acting secretary, rob neighbors who has gone over to the v.a. when we white house -- have a full, to people at the top at the v.a. are going to drill down and look at that question. i think we owe it to our veterans and to american whyzens to always be asking did we miss that, not just in this particular case, but across other issues in government to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of government. you try to learn from error rather than just run from it. i think that's what we will have to do here. with respect to the specific question you asked me, again, i think that is what rob and the acting secretary are in the process of doing, trying to -- this was not a one-off problem in phoenix. there was more there was more systematic error here. why was that not attended to earli

say that they have drawn themselves outside the circle of civilized behavior and how can china -- i hink the statement has to be a stronger one that would include things like you're not as worthy a trading partner even then the soviet union. because in the end, we cannot say the response was any last because they have a vast market over there. >> i don't criticize the president for not saying enough. because of -- the president has been a stalwart leaders speaking out. >> i want to get this across that i think what the president has done so far as been a very measured response. if we are going to have any affect at all, the congress has to work with the administration. they work hard for a number of ears to build a relationship and what has happened over there has really turned off a lot of us but we hope it is not turned off permanently. we hope we can rebuild the relationship but it will take some time. we have to be careful that we don't get out ahead of the administration and what they are trying to do. there is no question that if there is a further deterioration, the administration

but i'm always reminded as i hink about this effort dr. king's famous words at the arc, but it bends towards justice and you all have done an amazing job bending that arc better than ever before in the history of this country. no one has had a chance to do it before. you have not only worked to pass comprehensive health coverage, but you've now connected people with comprehensive health coverage and financial security. you are on the front lines of history. and you are making a huge difference for individuals, for communities and for this country. and for that, thank you very, very much. [applause] > thank you. [applause] >> thank you all for being here and let's get the entire panel a round of applause. [applause] >> entirely important group of leaders. we have about 25 minutes to have a conversation which i'm looking forward to. and want to start with you, secretary. people often talk about the enrollment period in two distinct moments, the dark days of october and november when the web site wasn't working and the bright days in the end

. >> reporter: the caller who identifies himself as curtis hinke, is frighteningly unemotional abouthis dad. so, the dispatcher sends the s.w.a.t. team to his home in seattle. he's playing the online game, call of duty, when the real guys with real guns comes up. >> and the sheriff comes understand and says, who is curtis? when he said that, i was like, uh-oh. >> reporter: his parents are perfectly alive and well. >> we were clueless. we had no idea. >> reporter: police say that 911 call is a fake. it's called s.w.a.t.ing, as in s.w.a.t. teams. celebritieses were the first targetses. miley cyrus' hollywood home was surrounded in 2012, after this call. >> i just shot my wife. >> reporter: now, young gamers have become victims because they share information with fellow players online. s.w.a.t.ers call police with the internet phone service, skype. this mom's family was victimized on philadelphia on monday. >> somebody had called and said that they had killed our entire family. >> if somebody sees a s.w.a.t. team, a bunch of guys with automatic weapons about to make entry into a house a

the sooner they can get back to doing those other duties, i hink the better. >> you talked about the use of force policy and the modification. can you talk about how it is being received in the field? >> the message i have tried to make sure of is that to the people scrutinizing the use of force by any law enforcement agency but particularly the border patrol right now, is that a written policy is great for a start but it has to be backed up with training. we made changes in the training curriculum. we have made changes in the physical layout of the border patrol academy so that they have more of a real life situation for training without the use of force. has to be reinforced for supervision and people have to be held accountable if force is used improperly. i don't know any law enforcement officer that opposes these ideas. the message i have given and all of the town halls with the border patrol is that there is no apprehension of an individual, there is no seizure of any amount of narcotics and there is no vehicle pursuit that is worth being injured over. e will have another day.

plai hink on the broadest put theuld transatlantic trade services negotiations. these are all part of bringing the global financial system and economic system together in a way that the areas of common interest trump those areas of disagreement and encourage people to be part of the system and to comply with accepted rules, regulations, forms, etc.. down to the individual micro programs that usaid has and the state department, and a lot of this is technology driven. financialjust companies, but also the internet service providers. those things are ongoing day in and day out. you have treasury professionals and other professionals around the world with their colleagues and like-minded governments and development institutions. >> let's open it up for questions. come to the microphone and ask your question. right here with the lady in the back. is anna from reuters. think you for your discussion about the thinking of settlement issues. i don't think that with the extent -- the big signs that we ave seen recently it is question of big banks withdrawing from the u.s.

--hink we need to unify a need to reunify democracy. this gives us the framework to work it out because this faction under the supreme court is stealing away from democratic institutions, the power to regulate money and establish what has been a wall of separation between plutocratic wealth and democratic politics. >> my thanks to all of you. and to all of the audience for attending. i am going to adjourn this hearing and keep the record open for one week. your testimony has been excellent and very helpful and informative. on behalf of the committee, our thanks. [captionin >> traveling in europe this week, president obama pledged to boost u.s. military deployment europe.ut this comes after russia's intervention in ukraine. this morning the president will a ceremony in warsaw, poland, marking the anniversary of to land's first free elections. live coverage at 5:30a.m. eastern on c-span. in london, queen elizabeth will travel from buckingham palace to parliament for the state opening of the british parliament. she'll deliver a speech on f

the silicon valley already has this great system. .hink bernadino they can do great things that they can't do now. scombr they're kept down under their current regime. >> if you really don't want that to happen, you need people to be able to krch themselves nd make it great for them. >> this model is just confounding. i can't envision the feds ever wanting to recognize six states in the place of one much less giving them po portion nat representation and wooden state ratification we need to prevent. i'll just focus the question on, you know, pending .ecognition by the feds it appears to me that the practical realization could be seriously crimped in terms of deinvolving the responsibilities that currently belong with the state government to all of these six different entities because the federal funding we get for many different initiatives or areas is, you no, state autonomy, education, medication. just to even begin. >> you really brought up a great point and one in which currently, the amount we in california give to the federal government is much higher than the amount that comes

--hink we need to unify a need to reunify democracy. this gives us the framework to work it out because this faction under the supreme court is stealing away from democratic institutions, the power to regulate money and establish what has been a wall of separation between plutocratic wealth and democratic politics. >> my thanks to all of you. and to all of the audience for attending. i am going to adjourn this hearing and keep the record open for one week. your testimony has been excellent and very helpful and informative. on behalf of the committee, our thanks. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> you can catch this hearing again on london. any senators heading to their weekly party caucus meetings. president obama's chief of staff is on the hill. --id drucker pleading that tweeting that the chief of staff are in the democratic caucus lunch presumably to talk about the epa rules proposed yesterday. the senate will gavel back end at at 2:15 eastern. there are

--hink it is very probably he was lucky in his main opponents.rightlyd peter so quoted all of these elegant statements from all these leaders and they go in the same direction. we got to be more intelligent. less red tape, etc. the problem is that it is so easy to say these things. tough to do it. when i came in ambassador to the be the representative in brussels and 2001, the excitement of the declaration and everything that followed that, the constitutional convention come it was the same challenge we were trying to prevent. we have got to connect that and we've got to be more relevant, reached the citizens, and we wrote the script essentially back then and we are still trying to actually find ways to do it that can bring all the member states along. there is no difficulty. we can always stand up and give speeches about ideally the way europe needs to go forward. this and that and so on. but actually the challenge for us to do it this time is what is so huge. reecho's let me peter's plug on that. there may be some short-term complications. t-ti

to both hink the key syria and iraq is going to be a combination of what happened inside the country working with moderate syrian opposition, working with an iraqi government that's inclusive, and that's laying down a more effective counterterrorism platform that gets all the countries in the region pulling in the same direction. i talked about it today with respect to the counterterrorism partnership fund. there's going to be a long-term problem in this region in which we have to partner with countries that are committed to all interests -- our interests, our values, and at the same time we have immediate problems with terrorist organizations that may be advancing. ather than try to play whack-a-mole wherever these terrorist organizations have popped up, we have to build effective partnerships. make sure that they have capacity. some of the assets that have been devoted solely to afghanistan over the last decade, we've got to shift to make sure that we have coverage in the middle east and north africa. you look at a country like yemen , very impoverished country, and own ethnic its

the sooner they can get back to doing those other duties, i hink the better. >> you talked about the use of force policy and the modification. can you talk about how it is being received in the field? >> the message i have tried to make sure of is that to the people scrutinizing the use of force by any law enforcement agency but particularly the border patrol right now, is that a written policy is great for a start but it has to be backed up with training. we made changes in the training curriculum. we have made changes in the physical layout of the border patrol academy so that they have more of a real life situation for training without the use of force. has to be reinforced for supervision and people have to be held accountable if force is used improperly. i don't know any law enforcement officer that opposes these ideas. the message i have given and all of the town halls with the border patrol is that there is no apprehension of an individual, there is no seizure of any amount of narcotics and there is no vehicle pursuit that is worth being injured over. e will have another day.

--hink we need to unify a need to reunify democracy. this gives us the framework to work it out because this faction under the supreme court is stealing away from democratic institutions, the power to regulate money and establish what has been a wall of separation between plutocratic wealth and democratic politics. >> my thanks to all of you. and to all of the audience for attending. i am going to adjourn this hearing and keep the record open for one week. your testimony has been excellent and very helpful and informative. on behalf of the committee, our thanks. >> several live events to tell you about today on c-span. president obama and british prime minister david cameron will have a joint news conference from the g7 meeting in brussels. our live coverage begins about 10 a.m. eastern. when that news conference is over, around 10:30, the senate foreign relations committee will look at the recent elections in ukraine. and at 2:30 p.m. eastern, it's a hearing on the foreign intelligence surveillance act. members of the senate intelligen

--hink is an creative uncreative, nasty, it's like pornography in my mind. depict the between one and the other. in fact, what you are doing is more dangerous to stop -- is more dangerous. i am ashamed a view. i don't know how you sleep at night. i don't know what get you to work in the morning except the color green of dollars. i have never said anything like that before, but i have never in my 30 years on this committee have i ever heard testimony such siriven by you, and by you, -- i want to send you to the middle east because you say we could get good people together and settle everything. you should go to the middle east and sell that, then come back and talk to us more realistically. but for you to, you are what is wrong with this country. motive is good, but only if it is aimed at something which is for the general benefit of the public and that can be stretched a little bit, because the public likes to be entertained. professional basketball is necessary for the existence of democracy in america, but people like it, so let's go ahead. but in your cas

and we reject the zero sum hinking of the past. a free and independent ukraine needs strong ties and growing trade with europe and russia and the united states and the rest of the world. because the people of ukraine are reaching out for the same freedom and opportunities and progress that we celebrate here today. nd they deserve them, too. we stand together because we believe that upholding peace and security is the esponsibility of every nation. the days of empires and spheres of influence are over. bigger nations must not be allowed to bully the small or impose their will at the barrel of a gun or with masked men taking over buildings. and the stroke of a pen can never legitimize success of the neighbor's land so we will not accept russia's occupation of crime ya. our free nationless stand united so that further russian provocations will only mean more isolation tor russia. because after investing so much blood and treasure to bring europe together, how can we allow the dark tactics of the 20th century to define the new century?

do support the continuation of the united states' participation in the middle east peace efforts. , hink we need some progress and i think this amendment would send the wrong signal to our commitment, to that process and undermine the things that lasting ng to bring, peace to the area. i think it will be ill-advised. i can assure you we're not sending any money to syria and iran and i appreciate the gentleman for yielding. i oppose the amendment. mr. visclosky: i appreciate the chairman's remarks. again, would emphasize my opposition to the gentleman's amendment and i'd yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman from indiana yields back. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. gosar: i want to remind the gentlemen that one size, really, one size? terrorism is one size. there is a right and a wrong and it all starts with big money. there has to be consequences for our actions and so, therefore, i ask for adoption of this amendment and ask -- i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from arizona yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendm

i do not think this is a waste of the energy of this agency and enough hink we have information. and if i can stand up here and show a letter that is the result of a bankruptcy because consumers didn't have all the information they needed and all we are asking is over a two-year period is give us the number of entities and the assets under the management, i don't believe that is too much. investigating precise issues is not giving the consumer a portfolio of knowledge. i ask my colleagues to support the jackson lee amendment. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the the gentlewoman from texas, those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. ms. jackson lee: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6, rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from texas will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 3 printed in 446. report 113- ms. delbene: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 3 113-446.n house re