was recently in honolulu, alike, for the 39th stop of our 50 capitals tour. a join us next weekend, october 6 and 7 as we feature our visit tv,awaii on c-span, book and american history tv, exploring hawaii's history and culture, as well as public policy issues facing the state. at 7:00 a.m. eastern on washington journal next saturday, the director of hawaiians office of planning will talk about houseless this. book on the life of the legendary hawaiian surfer. extensiveit to the book collection of late u.s. senator daniel inouye. c-span, sunday, 9:30 a.m. eastern, executive director of the blue planet foundation on a noble energy efforts in hawaii. an american history tv on c-span 3, 2:00 p.m. we visit the valley of the priest along the north shore of a long, and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, three short documentaries. in 1956 film soldier in hawaii, "the hawaiian islands, and the 1952 film, "long jeans on the scope." weekend on thei free c-span radio at. we are featuring the honolulu mayor kirk caldwell saturday at 10:00

we are featuring the honolulu mayor kirk caldwell saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. year, c-span is touring cities around the country exploring american history. here is a look at our recent visit to lake charles, louisiana. c-span 3, allng we can, every weekend, on american history tv. >> lake charles is a very unusual town in the sense of the south. it's unusual in the sense of louisiana. it is not -- it doesn't have a plantation economy. it does have a civil war issue that has to drag along with it and it's a town that's reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. >> while in lake charles, we took a driving tour of the city, with lost lake charles author adley cormier. >> tell me a little bit about your tie. you're not from here originally. adley cormier: i wasn't born here. i've been here for 45 years, which is a pretty long time. i'm a native of eastern louisiana. i came here to work for the department of labor. so in doing that, i had to learn the community, had to learn the industry, learn the history, and with the history background from lsu you beco

read --an bus was recently in honolulu, this weekend the we feature a visit to hawaii on c-span, book tv and american history tv, exploring the history and culture as well as public policy issues facing the state. saturday on c-span at 7 a.m. eastern on washington journal, director of hawaii's office of planning will talk about homelessness and lack of affordable housing. on book tv on sees and to at noon stuart coleman on his book ical. life of eddie the extension book collection of late u.s. senator daniel in a way. at 9:30 eastern on washington journal just nickel in executive director of the blue planet foundation. on american history tv on c-span3 at 2 p.m. eastern we visit the valley of the priests along the north shore of a law who and the politician society -- polynesian society. three short documentaries about who i come of the 19th is the sixth film soldier in hawaii. the lion islands, and the 1952 rotoscope.hing listen to hawaii weekend on the featuringn radio app the honolulu mayor. a senate finance committee hearing on the impact of the steel andnistration's aluminum tari

the c-span bus was recently in honolulu, hawaii for the 39th stop of our 50 capital star. as wes next weekend feature our visit to hawaii on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. exploring hawaii's history and culture as well as public policy issues facing the state. saturday on c-span at 7:00 eastern on washington journal, the director of hawaii's of planning will talk about homelessness and lack of affordable housing. on book tv on c-span2 at noon, stuart coleman on his book on book on of the life of legendary native alliance ever. a visit to the university of hawaii for the extensive book collection of daniel in a way. weekend continues on c-span. , on renewablee energy efforts in hawaii. on american history tv on c-span3, 2:00 eastern, we visit the valley of the priest along the north shore of a wahoo -- oahu/ . 4:00 eastern, three short documentaries about hawaii. watch hawaii weekend next weekend on c-span. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring the honolulu mayor saturday at 10:00 eastern. what does it mean to be american? that's

and the polynesian voyaging society and holloway -- in honolulu. then, three short documentaries about hawaii. watch hawaii weekend next weekend on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring honolulu's mayor saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. congressman jeff denham faces democratic challenger josh carter in california's 10th district debate. water,bated views on transportation, health care, immigration, climate change, abortion and the economy. the debate was hosted by the turlock journal and univision 19. the turlock journal presents the district 10 congressional debate. live from the carnegie arts center, moderated by christina harker and presented with univision 19. >> let's introduce our candidates. first we have incumbent congressman jeff denham. [applause] >> then we have challenger josh harder. [applause] >>

we are featuring honolulu mayor kirk caldwell saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. what does it mean to the american? that is this year's student cam competition question. to produceg students a short documentary about a constitutional right, national characteristic or historic event and explain how it defines the american experience. we are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes, including a grand prize of $5,000. this year's deadline is january 20, 2019. from more permission go to our g.bsite, studentcam.or >> the senate judiciary committee heard testimony from christine blasey ford about her allegation that supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a house party in maryland while they were high school teenagers. in this portion, committee chair chuck grassley and making them or dianne feinstein made opening statements. ford's opening statement follows, and in some of the questioning. republicans hired rachel mitchell to ask questions for them. senate democrats asked their own questions. judge kavanaugh guesses or bottle in about an hou

the c-span bus was recently in honolulu, hawaii for a stop her.r 50 capitals to join us october 6 andeven as we visit hawaii on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. exploring hawaii's history and culture as well as public-policy issues facing the state, saturday on c-span at 7:00 p.m. erie-- 7:00 a.m. eastern the director of hawaii's office of planning talks about affordable housing. coleman with his book on the life of a legendary native hawaiian surfer. the university of hawaii for the extensive book collection of late u.s. senator nouye. in and on washington journal, the executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy efforts in hawaii, on american history tv on c-span3 at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we visit the valley of the priest, along the north shore of a wahoo, and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. at four clock p.m. eastern, three short documentaries about inaii, the 1956 film soldier hawaii, the 1924 film the hawaiian islands, and the 1952 onjean's santos go. cinescope.s supreme court justice antonin scalia a was nominated by president and sworn

eastern the valley along the north shore polynesian the voyaging society in honolulu. the 19th to six film "soldier in "soldierhe 1956 film in hawaii." watch hawaii weekend next weekend on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we're featuring the honolulu mayor on saturday. >> longtime illinois representative luis gutierrez is moving from chicago to puerto rico after his term in congress ends this year. he recently sat down with c-span to talk about his life and career in politics, his early years in chicago, and when he lets to do when he leaves office. -- what he plans to do when he leaves office. first elected in 1992, you are stepping down at the end of this year. steve: you are stepping down at the end of this year. why? >> i want to live out the rest of my career with something i

and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. then three short documentaries about why, the 1950 six film soldier in hawaii, the 1924 silent film the hawaiian islands, and the 1952 scope.ng jeans krone on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. listen to hawaiian weekend on the radio app, where we feature the mayor of honolulu saturday at 10 a.m. eastern. tonight, on lectures in history, brandeis university professor abigail cooper talks about how former slaves strove for economic rights and full citizenship. here's a preview. having a price for his head to naming a price for his work. this uncontainable concept of freedom, the radical republicans wanted to nail it down as all about the contracts, the wage. hear free labor is not labor for free, it's slavery, but slave labor is free labor, in slavery there was no contract. that was it failing. there was no standardized model, or bureaucracy. but some experiences of freedom were messier. the bureaucratized standard didn't fit. had he you give due recompense for family separation

us into hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app, we are featuring honolulu's mayor saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> we want to welcome republican strategist and senior policy advisor with the puerto rican chamber of commerce, thanks for being with us. the hispanic vote, where does that put the republicans? >> i think under this new under mcdaniel, the party has made significant investment in the hispanic community. very crucial part of their bank strategy to mobilize the spanish and turn them to vote for republican candidates. we were talking about issues, theries -- president does say the economy is strong, everyone is benefiting, especially minority communities. true. that is absolutely the economy is on everyone's mind. at the end of the day, people care about making ends meet. under this president, they have benefited greatly. you have a president that has created over 4 million jobs, multiple industries that directly benefit the sympathetic -- the hispanic community. on top of that, you have median income that has risen to an all couple of in the last decades. all of this i

the summer, the bus travel by ferry to juneau, alaska and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we visit des moines, iowa live on monday. announcer: in his weekly news briefing, paul ryan talked about recent unemployment numbers, the economy, and trade policy. he also comments on the new york times opinion piece. this is 10 minutes. speaker ryan: i don't know how many of you were around in the 1960's. that's the last time the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits was this low. 49 years ago. this is the best job market we have had in decades. and here's something else that's very encouraging. workers in what are traditionally considered lower-wage jobs, the bank tellers, maintenance workers, they are seeing some of the biggest pay increases right now. and we expect this trend to continue. so we're on track here. tax reform is working. families are better off. businesses are hiring. businesses are expanding. manufacturing is booming. should have seen the index come up yesterday. we're finally seeing the kind of broad based economic growth in our economy t

the summer the bus left the mainland and traveled by ferry to juneau, alaska and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa. life monday on washington journal with our guest i was senate president charles schneider. >> national intelligence director dan coats discussed threats to the us today including concerns about countries to which he refers to as the big four. russia, china, iran and north korea. this is about 25 minutes.

we are featuring honolulu mayor kirk saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. every president, i think it would come from that experience. i think it would go there and do something about the office of health. the respect that all americans and most foreigners have for that office. you just don't feel like taking the president on the way you told your colleagues you were going to do. >> when he was in china, he was eventually called back to run the cia, something he did not want to do because he thought, running the cia was a political killer. his still had an aspiration for higher office. then he said, he remembered his father saying, if the president of the united states asks you to do something for your country, yes.nswer is, that sentiment i think, really embodies his entire sense of obligation not to necessarily be a president in his own right, but to hold the presidency up as . charge to hand >> off to the next person director of the united methodist university center for presidential history discusses his new book "when the world seemed new, president ge

we are featuring the honolulu mayor saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> president trump was in new york city wednesday for a un security council meeting on iran and one-on-one meetings with foreign leaders. afterward, he held a news conference with reporters who asked him about the sexual assault allegation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. as well as north korea and trade relations with china and canada. this president -- the president also spoke about his planned meeting on thursday with rob rosenstein. this is one hour 20 minutes.

employees who received operational -- who raised operational issues at the honolulu airport were relocated from hawaii where their homes and families lived to mainland u.s. they were forced to report to their new assignment within just a few days. in a recent briefing, the committee learned t.s.a. is using direct reassignments to improve the t.s.a. workforce, if that is indeed the case. t.s.a. needs to reconsider. the last time t.s.a. used directed reassignment, it became a tool to retaliate. and that is one of the reasons we're having the hearing today. to ensure mistakes of the past are not repeated. throughout our investigation, the committee faced obstruction, obstruction which prolonged this investigation. and i'm gonna stop and repeat what i said earlier on. i recognize t.s.a. as under new leadership, and most of what i am describing if not all of what i'm describing did not take place under the admiral's watch. nonetheless it was t.s.a. then too for our normal investigative practice, the committee requested documents from t.s.a., and t.s.a. refused to produce many of these documents

this summer the bus left the mainland and traveled by ferry to juneau alaska and honolulu hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines iowa live on washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles snyder. >> up next on c-span2, sky news australia recaps recent happenings in the australian parliament when prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by his fellow members of parliament. this is about half an hour. >>. >> i'm david spears with a look at the latest session of the australian parliament and it's a session that dissented into chaos, australia's lost another prime minister, not at the hands of voters but at of their party colleagues. no australian prime minister has made it through a full three year parliamentary turnout for more than a decade . in parties keep replacing them before they get the chance to go to another election. why?because they're not convinced they can actually take them to victory. this time it was the liberal party prime minister malcolm turnbull, the liberal party being the conservative side of politics in australia and

officials say at least three hundred eighty four people were killed powerful waves hit the city of honolulu on the island of pseudo way see hospitals have been struggling to cope with the injured while rescue is all scrambling to reach the stricken region. that were left to pry for their lives as winds whipped up the everything in sight. cries of panic were heard as a multimedia high wall of water rushed towards the western coastline of sulawesi island and waves knocked out power and fine lines and swept away people's homes and businesses among the worst hit the city of palu where even the sturdy mosque could withstand the king tide authorities say a big festival was going on when the waves hit. this ignore me was triggered by a seven point five magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast right away many people rushed into the straits worried the building to collapse around them it wasn't long before the huge waves came rushing in for them. we received reports that the tsunami waves reached as high as six meters and some people saved their lives by climbing six metre trees. at daybreak o

toco tierra en honolulu y la enorme aeronave fabricada en ucrania tiene mÁs de 270 pies de largo y puedera sur sigue en aumento, pesar de las polÍticas implementadas por la administraciÓn trama. la detenciÓn de familias centroamericanas en el sur de texas, en lo que va de este 2018, ya supera la cifra registrada durante la ola migratoria de menores no acompaÑados registrada en 2014. pedro n de familias inmigrantes en el sur de texas ya superan, en lo que va de 2018, las astronÓmicas cifras del 2014. >> el sector de rÍo grande solamente ha visto un incremento comparado al 2014, de unidades familiares que no sean mexicanas entrando por el rÍo grande. pedro: para corroborar la afirmaciÓn oficial, visitamos la central de autobuses de mcallen, donde son liberadas cientos de familias y asÍ nos encontramos con decenas de personas que aguardaban la compra de boleto de autobÚs o aÉreo. fred aguilar viene con sus dos hijas adolescentes. ¿cÓmo fue el camino? fred: mÁs o menos. pedro:¿cÓmo se siente de haber segado? fred: feliz. pedro: autoridades encontraron un grupo de inmigrantes y entre ellos ha

we are featuring the honolulu mayor. tonight on railamerica, historians edward l'engle and julie same join us to explain the 1990 film the lost battalion about world war i battles along the western front in france. here's a preview. >> have significant was it that this was filmed in france? the budget of this silent film? >> very significant. it would have also gone a great way towards increasing the audience.r the you have the real heroes of the battle in the real place where the battle took place so that would have an something for the audience. it would have been very powerful. couldroduction company have used that in their marketing materials explaining how realistic the film is. that would have potentially gotten people into the theaters to see it. >> compare the german soldier versus the french british american soldier in terms of preparation training. germans were highly trained. they were veterans. they had been fighting for four years. they were many of them young boys or older men as they had taken terrible cas

featuring honolulu mayor kirk caldwell saturday 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> next, a conversation with cia director. she outlines main priorities for the agency including cia workforce diversity, counter narcotics operations. director haspel spoke at her university of lou iisville. and we'll hear from the president of university of louisville. gina haspel. .

the polynesian voyaging society in holland -- honolulu.00 eastern, three short documentaries about hawaii. the 1956 film soldier in hawaii. the 1924 silent film, the hawaiian islands. and the 1952 film long jeans comes scope. watch hawaii weekend next weekend on c-span. book tv, american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring honolulu mayor. saturday at 10:00 eastern. washington journal continues. host: clemens with the atlantic editor. enlarged in washington. thanks for coming in. the president's speech in the united nations, what do you think was the theme? guest: i think the theme is as far as the administration is concerned, america's international project is over. our commitment to big projects on migration or human rights come or the international criminal court, these cons of things are going to go in the trump dustbin of history. and this is a time where he is not advocating just for the u.s. sovereignty, u.s. nationalism, reasserted in a case in arctic -- chaotic world. he is telling en

this is pretty close to downtown honolulu. there are fears they won't be able to keep up with all the rising water and syphon out enough to avoid flooding conditions. >>> a storm stronger than florence is taking aim at the northern philippines right supe hundreds of people displaced. it's expected to hit luzon on saturday. after that it could move to hong kong and southern china. >>> so what happens to a home in hurricane-force winds? go to abc7news.com to see a facility in south carolina that can simulate the impactimpact. >>> also breaking news out of massachusetts. right now dozens of fires are burning. families are being told they have to leave their homes in three neighborhoods. this is all north of button. emergency crews think there's some sort of a problem with the natural gas system. fires started breaking out 90 minutes ago. at least 39 fires are burning. one police chief said it's so many, you can't see the sky. residents who have homes with natural gas are being told to get out now. >>> the department of building i

we are featuring the honolulu mayor saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern.this weekend, on american artifacts, we visit alexandria, virginia to see civil war related sites where women worked as nurses and aided communities of freed slaves. here is a preview. >> not only were women nurses during the war, ignores, having jobs, selling items that women were soldiers. they had to do this in a disguise. it was frowned upon for women to join the war as soldiers so that is why they had to dress up in men's uniform. women with dress up on either side of the war, both confederacy or the union as soldiers so they could fight along there brothers, their family and fight for the cause of the war. one woman in particular is sarah edmonds. she went by frank thomas. openas one of the soldiers about being a woman soldier after the war and after the war, she would where men and women clothing. we know 300-500 women who did serve. those of the ones we know about and so there is a number we might not ever know about who fought during the war. announcer: watch the entire tour i

. >> the bus left the mainland then traveled by ferry to june oh and honolulu hawaii. live monday on washington charles schneider. >> president trump spoke at a fundraising event for congresswoman kristi noem who is running for governor of south

. >> zach knighton is not only magnum's wise cracking pal in real life he's jay's honolulu roommate.w. i make the guy dinner. he'll come home and we'll have a little food and talk about the day. >> he's wonderful. he's a handsome did he feel. he cooks well. he drinks wine which is what i drink. so it all works out very nicely. >> they're digging each other. >> sister wives? that's what he said. okay. from a tv sister wife bromance to a thriller throw back. i can't believe it's been 40 years since the first halloween >> yeah, the original not only starred jamie lee curtis but a future real housewife of beverly hills. and with the new halloween out next month, only "e.t." got jamie lee and kyle richards together again. >> laurie strode 40 years later. that sounds crazy. >> babe you 40 years later. >> i always have that memory of me on the last day of shooting with you carrying me all the way back to my dressing room. >> yeah. >> i never forgot that. so i have a lot of great memories from that. >> i have beautiful memories of you. >> beautiful might be a bit of a stretch. when these two

2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institut >> the c-span bus was recently in honolulu, hawaii, for the 39th stop on our c-span capitals tour. join us next weekend as we feature our visit to hawaii on "booktv" in american history tv exploring hawaii's history and culture as well as public policy issues facing the state. then, a visit to the university of hawaii at west a wahoo -- a wahoo -- oahu. sunday, our hawaii weekend continues. on "washington journal," the executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy efforts in hawaii. on american history tv on c-span3 at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we visit the valley of the priest along the north shore of oahu and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, three short documentaries about hawaii . the 1924 silent film, the hawaiian islands, and the 19 52 film long jeans kronos go. watch hawaii weekend next andend on c-span, "looktv" american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app app. >> nexxt on lectures in history, brandeis university professor abigail cooper tal

the summer the bus left the mainland and traveled by ferry to juneau, alaska and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa. life monday on washington journal with our guest i was senate president charles schneider. >> national intelligence director dan coats discussed threats to the us today including concerns about countries to which he refers to as the big four. russia, china, iran and north korea. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] >> our mission is to meet intelligence integration and forge an intelligence community that delivers the most insightful, intelligent possible. this is the mission statement of the office of national intelligence. integrating the incredible capabilities of the 17 elements of the us intelligence community and forging seamless collaboration and innovation across intelligence disciplines. human, signal and imagery across air, space, land, sea and fiber domains. leveraging that collaboration to deliver the most decisive intelligence advantage to our national leaders and war fighters. this is the work that everyday yie

this summer the bus left the mainland and traveled by ferry to juneau alaska and honolulu hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines iowa live on washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles snyder. >> up next on c-span2, sky news australia recaps recent happenings in the australian parliament when prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by his fellow members of parliament. this is about half an hour. >>

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this summer, the bus left the mainland and traveled to juneau, alaska and honolulu, polite. go to our 40th stop in des moines, iowa. next on "the presidency." university of washington history professor william rorabaugh talks about the 1960 presidential election and john f. kennedy and vice president richard nixon triumphed to be their party's nominee. lebanon valley college posted this event. -- posted this event. [applause] >> it's a tough act to follow , butomen's discussion let me say it really is an honor and a privilege to welcome you to lebanon valley college, to the second annual conference on american political history. the first one? and you came back. [laughter] that is great. i'm really thrilled. lebanon valley college was founded by a group of small -- a small group of families in 1866, who wanted their sons and daughters to have a place at the table in american society. and they believed very strongly that education was the gateway , to place at the table become part of the mainstream of american society. were five or six families. some of them were illiterate.

featuring honolulu mayor saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. tonight on lectures in history, brandeis university professor abigail cooper talks about how former slaves strove for full citizenship. here is a preview. he went from having a prison and his head to naming a price for his work. this uncontainable concept of freedom the radical republicans wanted to nail it down as all about the contrast all about the wage. when you hear free labor is not labor for free is not slavery it wage labor is free labor. in slavery there was no contract. that was a failing prey to the was no standardized model or bureaucracy. some experiences of freedom were messier. the model the bureaucratized standard didn't fit. how you give it due recompense for a family separation? over generations? move an average cultural labor system where father mother children man woman everyone has a job everyone is employed into a commercial model that only marginally compensates domestic work and only when it is in someone else's home? andy gets two dollars a week versus $25 a m

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we're featuring the honolulu mayor on saturday. >> longtime illinois representative luis gutierrez is moving from chicago to puerto rico after his term in congress ends this year. he recently sat down with c-span to talk about his life and career in politics, his early years in chicago, and when he lets to do when he leaves office. -- what he plans to do when he leaves office. first elected in 1992, you are stepping down at the end of this year. steve: you are stepping down at the end of this year. why? >> i want to live out the rest of my career with something i think will be more impactful and determining of the future of our country. i have been here 26 years, in the congress of the united states. think the lasti couple of weeks are demonstrative of that, that i helped create an immigrant movement in the united states of america, and in the democratic caucus and the democratic party, and in many areas and places, economic, business spaces, educational spaces, and in this political space that is the congress of the united states, a genuine support and the majority for immigration re

settlements last week israel supreme court gave the go ahead after rejecting an appeal can has more from honolulu. on friday the palestinian commission on walls and settlements issued this statement in english and hebrew saying that any israeli soldier involved in the demolition of it will be prosecuted in the international criminal court now palestine is actually a member of the international criminal court has been since two thousand and fifteen and the statement which was issued in arabic just a couple of days ago says that the court's decision to demolish the village and forcibly evacuate its inhabitants flagrantly violates the rome statute and is considered as a crime that falls within the jurisdiction of the international criminal court now we've also heard from senator u.s. senator dianne feinstein she says via twitter israel must not demolish the palestinian community of qana last month the only reason to destroy this community is to expand they buy israeli settlements and split the west bank in half the potential for peace depends on what happens in holland what so we've heard a lot of i

. >> the bus left the mainland then traveled by ferry to june oh and honolulu hawaii. live monday on washington charles schneider. >> president trump spoke at a fundraising event for congresswoman kristi noem who is running for governor of south dakota. president spoke about the economy, immigration, and the construction of the wall in the u.s. mexico border. was held in suit walls -- in sioux falls. [applause] >> hello everybody. it is great to see you all again, the president is in the building. are you excited? listen, you know i am a big believer. there is a proverb that says what you see with your eyes, you carry in your heart. i knew from the moment that the president of the united states came to south dakota that he would carry south dakota in his heart wherever he goes from this day forward. with that, i am so thrilled that he is here today. we are all in. that is exactly right. [applause] president trump just told me he is all in too. i talked earlier about the fact that we are a small state and that we can be nimble. we can do innovative things to get better

and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa, live monday on washington journal, with our guest, iowa senate president charles schneider. onouncer: the has returns wednesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern and it during the week they will consider spending on the veterans department, military construction, energy and water projects. also, approval of the water infrastructure projects and changing the definition of a full-time employee for health insurance coverage from 30 hours a week to 40 hours a week.

there's no vet so twice a month one flies over from honolulu. >> reporter: while some of the farrellall day in hiding those who do venture out receive no lack of attention. >> we stay here for like an hour, two hours at a time. the kids just love it. >> reporter: the fur seasons has turned into a surprisingly popular a, tra. only 3,000 or so people live on lana'i so the sanctuary depends on donations from outside visitors. >> people from all over the world of all ages come here and it's really, really nice to see the smiles on their face, and it's really great that all these cats are getting the attention. >> reporter: today there are definitely still farrell cats roaming wild on lana'i, but i didn't see any. maybe the word is starting to get out. >> if i was a cat i would be knocking on the door saying how do i get into this place. >> reporter: a place the humans seem to enjoy just as much as the felines. just be careful not to fall too deeply in love or else you might end up going with a cuddly souvenir. all of these cats are >>> steve hartman was there for the cease-fire in a war

andbus left the mainland travel to honolulu hawaii.us as we feature a 40th bus stop live monday on washington journal with iowa senate president charles schneider. twitter ceo jack dorsey talks about how his company uses artificial intelligence and staffers to manage content on its platform. he spoke to members at the house energy and commerce committee. they also asked him about ways to combat election interference and how to curtail cyber bullying.

we have norman that's little bit closer to honolulu.to the north before it makes it to hawaii. it will be weakening. we head over to the gulf where we tracked tropical storm gordon. we'll talk about in the next half hour. we are looking at the forecast with upper 80s over the next few days. it will get hotter. briefly ramping up the temperatures. low 70s for friday and saturday. right now you're focusing on the tri-valley. >> yes. we are watching the entire bay. san jose has a new crash reported. i think it's ton shoulder north of 680. i'll check with that as soon as i get back to my traffic camera. we see this holding steady. look at that. a new crash on 580. it would be right in the spot. we didn't see any traffic. another crash waiting for it to clear everything out. over here in hayward we see more traffic flowing. hayward and union city seeing little blips there. they are both moving but they have a lot of company for you. highway 4 shows slowing heading towards concord. 680 a little slow off of 242. the bay bridge toll plaza has i

we are preaching honolulu mayor kirk caldwell, saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern.

the bus left the mainland and traveled to juneau alaska and honolulu all hawaii. join us as we feature our 50th bus stop in des moines iowa on the washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles schneider. >>. [inaudible] hi, good evening everybody. welcome to pegasus books, thank you for coming out. my name is marlon, i coordinate events here. any of you all, first time here at pegasus books? you love having new faces here. if you're not familiar, we are an independent bookstore in the bay area for 90 years, where in book berkeley, oakland, pendragon, pegasus now, a mythical beast. we schedule a range of events every month and you can see our events at the website or pick up one of our luminescent flyers. i think he's got one on the table. we're going to have a presentation tonight and then we will be talking about the book and a chance to answer your questions afterwards as welland we have books for sale on the roundtable, catch them downstairs at the register or have them signed . our guest tonight is anil ananthaswamy who i met a few months ago

this summer the bus left the mainland and traveled by ferry to juneau, alaska, and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines iowa. live monday on washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles schneider. >> next on american history tv, a look at president woodrow wilson's decision in 1917 to enter world war i. the foreign desk editor for the washington post is the author of march, 1917, on the brink of war and revolution. he talks about wilson's views on human rights, world affairs democracy, and america's role in the world. he spoke at the eisenhower national historic site in gettysburg pennsylvania. this is 40 minutes. >> welcome, everyone, we are at the eisenhower national historic site in gettysburg, pennsylvania. it is great war camp cole weekend. we're having a complete program of programs as well as speakers here. our next speaker is will englund. he's a veteran correspondent for the baltimore sun and the washington post. he's a winner of the pulitzer prize for investigative reporting as well and presently he is a foreign desk edi

we are featuring honolulu mayor kirk caldwell. washington journal continues. host: we want to welcome republican strategist gus portela, senior adviser with the puerto rican chamber of commerce. with midterm elections just one viewpoint, from your where does the hispanic vote but the republicans? guest: at think under this new chairmanship, the party has made significant investment in reaching out to the hispanic community. i see it as a crucial part of their strategy this year to mobilize hispanics and turn them out to vote. host: we were talking about major issues that are not all that different from the average american. let me ask you about the economy. the president says the economy is strong, everyone is benefiting, especially the minority communities. guest: that is absolutely true. the economy is on everyone's minds. under this president, they have benefited greatly. a president that has created over 4 million jobs, multiple industries that directly benefit the hispanic community. median income, a that has risen to an all-time high in the last couple o

the bus left the mainland and traveled to juneau alaska and honolulu all hawaii. join us as we feature our 50th bus stop in des moines iowa on the washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles schneider.