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sean hopwood will explain his path from prison to georgetown law and his fight for prison reform.nd neil joseph will talk about the recent nfl players neil anthem.ring the what c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. all weekend long, american history tv is join our spectrum cable partners to showcase the history of portland maine. to learn more, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with our look at the city of portland. tour of the driving city. >> thank you for showing us around. when people hear portland, theland, maine may not be first place that comes to mind. >> portland, maine is the first portland in the united states. oregon is the one that stole our name. the two people who founded the city both wanted to name it after their hometown. in this city was a part of massachusetts when it started. it's one of the oldest working parishes in the city continuously. the original building was wooden with a steeple on top. was the church with a henry wadsworth longfellow family worship. there is actually a revolutionary or cannonball in the ch

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and sean hopwood will explain his fight for justice reform. into the real reasons nfl players neil during the national raise awareness about police brutality and racial injustice. watch washington journal at seven eastern sunday morning. >> close your eyes. stretch. close your eyes. i see you. empathy. stretch your imagination. [explosions] open. that is how fast it happens. in a blink. no warning. and a. retired u.s. marine corps aboutr gillams jr. talks his work to help paralyzed vets. >> this is the problem. ais is what i see from patient and policy perspective. from an advocacy perspective. this is what will make the veteran's administration the ideal provider. >> sunday night at eight eastern. kalbrmer reporter marvin moderates a discussion with the executive editors of "the washington post," and "the new york times." this is one hour and 20 minutes. [applause] marvin: hello, and welcome.

later, shon hopwood. this weekend we go to portland, maine for our cities tour. >> here is my gps and radar. it helps us figure out where we are. s with amark my trap gps. i kind of do it by feel. that bad boy. it's a male. about $75 toere is $80. host: the c-span cities tour traveling to portland, maine, and you can see it this weekend on c-span2 and c-span3's american history tv. >> close your eyes for a moment and stretch. close your eyes. i see you. [laughter] >> trust me, empathy. i want you to stretch your imagination. [crash] >> open your eyes. that is how fast it happens. in a blink, no warning. >> tonight on q&a, executive director of paralyzed veterans of america sherman gillums, junior, talks about his own paralysis and his work to help paralyzed veterans. >> i'm trying to tell them, as is what i see from a policy perspective, from an advocate perspective. you have to empathize. that is what will make it the ideal provider for veterans who have sacrificed. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's

this morning, newt gingrich will discuss the republican -- georgetown university professor shon hopwooded his path from prison to georgetown law. discusses theeph path -- the real reason for kneeling during nfl games. >> close your eyes for a moment. and stretch. close your eyes. i see you. trust me. empathy. stretch your imagination. open your eyes. that is how fast it happens. "q&a," theon executive director of paralyzed americans of america talks about his own paralysis and his work to help paralyzed vets. ,> i am trying to tell them this is the problem. i am trying to tell them you have to empathize. ideals what will make the provider for veterans. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." now, a senate panel on how to reduce health care costs. this is one hour and 40 minutes. -- we know that larger issues in health care are much more important. glad to have this discussion. it is a subject on which both republicans and democrats have a lot of interest. we look forward to your advice. today, we are holding a hearing to look at what can be done to encourage people to make healthi