israel tried to undermine a nuclear deal with iran. paul ryan is currently looking into the issue.to the war on terror, police in turkey foiled a new year's eve attack i isis. saycials in that country two suspects were planning suicide attacks in the country's capital and they are in custody. the chief prosecutor's office says they are both turkish nationals and they are detained in a house rate. police found suicide vests armed with bombs. mayor saysty's security for tomorrow's celebration will be extraordinary. more than one million people are expected in times square to watch the ball drop. law enforcement isn't taking any chances after terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino. >> new york is ready. we are the best prepared city in the country. we know how to do big events. we have shown time and time again. there was real concern for the thanksgiving parade. we had the biggest attendance we have ever had and an extraordinary nypd presence. jummy: police say every spectator will be screened by hand at least twice. and we are tackling the issue of terror in america at a spec

the purist in the republican caucus, the iran paul, ted cruz, it's really hard for weiner. the tea party is so entrenched in the house caucus, the republican caucus even more than the senate. that's a problem. we can now go to certain outlets for affirmation, not information. both sides sides are doing that and nobody calls my phone and asked me to compromise. the people who are the loudest and the people who are most adverse to compromise, and make the joke that about in my state watching fox news and they think i'm satan on a horse and 30% watching msnbc and think i can do no wrong. the rest of our watching the incident with the stars were all crazy. some of them are watching c-span in the middle and they are informed. while they may not be calling me all the time, they do help as independent voters who are formed. there's just not enough of them. >> do you see that as being a reversible tran? if the parties are going to go away, the question is are we living in an referendum, donald trump democracy? >> i think time time will tell. if someone like donald trump would get e

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran. reaction from congress on mass shootings, gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. on c-span, thursday, december 31, at 8:00 p.m. eastern . this holiday weekend, 2 days of featured programming. rosa parks years ago defied a city ordinance for blacks to leave their seat on a city bus to make room for white passengers. it instigated the montgomery bus boycott. we will see what role the lawyers played in the protest and the civil rights movement as we hear from the attorney for rosa parks and demonstrators. war author and historian william davis on the little-known aspects of the live and leadership of robert e. lee and grant. .- and ulysses s. grant and nasa projects, including project and the flyby of mars. and an award-winning documentary filmmaker on how the public learns about history through film and television. american history tv, all weekend, and on holidays. the kennedy center honors is an annual ceremony for contributions to american culture. president obama and the first

iran stronger. i' m not going to give them rand paul' weaker than obama' s, leading so if you' re looking for somebody tough? m tough, but i' m also smart. and when donald trumps says, "if m going to leave the republican party," you know what? that' s a bully. a strong man would stick up for himself and not threaten to take his ball and go home. how are you going to deal with the russians? how are you going to deal with hillary clinton if you' re threatening to leave the t respect you and they' re not treating you nice? so he' s not strong. s weak. he' s a bully. his ideas are ill-conceived. they make no sense. you' re not going to deport 11 million immigrants, but you can deal with illegal immigration. you can suspend your visa programs until you find a way to vet in certain areas, but you shouldn' t deny everybody based on their faith entry into the country. so you want emotion? i got a plan to win this war! i' m going to go on the ground with american boots because we these bastards we can find. but we' re also going to partner with people in the region. what donald trump is doing makes no sense, a

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran. with congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. at 8:00review on c-span p.m. eastern at race a look relations and the criminal justice system, part of a form hosted by the atlantic that included journalists, lawyers, law enforcement, and elected leaders from government. the event began with margaret smith. margaret: good morning. i am margaret smith of the atlantic and it is wonderful to see you here in this beautiful theater. [applause] >> i run the team behind the event, the race and justice in america and it is fair to say that this theater is the perfect place to hold this summit. it has served the black community, when segregation kept african-americans out of every other venue. billie holiday, louis armstrong, they all performed here, you can just imagine. and then the place shutdown after the riots and it did not open again until the mid-1990's. here we are. decades later and the topic of race and justice in america is as real and

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. congress, year end review on c-span thursday, december 31 at 8:00 p.m. eastern. a former st. louis police officer left the force in 1999 to address what he considered systemic problems in the criminal justice system. he recently spoke about that topic to students at the university of delaware. this is an hour and a half. the semester there have been a number of incidents that suggest a real need to have an open dialogue about race on this campus and others read it tonight's event is three and open to the public like all events. agenda i encourage audience participation from the audience and mitchell hall as well as via social media. race at the account @ ud in america and you can join the discussion. it should be said that along with the candidness and sincerity, civil and respectful dialogue is expected. all semester -- this is the last time i'll be saying at this semester -- if you would not stand up and say it in public, don't tweet it

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and the reaction from congress on mass shootings here andbroad. gun control and the rise of isis. a year in review on c-span. this new year's weekend, both tv brings you three days of nonfiction, books and authors. on new year's day, encore presentations. nationally syndicated talkshow host about his life and career and his response to viewer calls and questions. his many books include -- the theh of 2016, rebooting american dream, and threshold. at 10:00 p.m., economist walter williams and his most recent book, america and its contempt for liberty. saturday evening at 10:00 eastern, cap harel rhodes -- williamodes, looks at mckinley in his new book, why the election of 1896 still matters. gridlock anditical mckinley's expansion of the republican base. the --eviewed by magazine. grover cleveland has come into office. mckinley has been governor of ohio and seen the country descend into a deep depression and republicans think that the election of 1896 is going to be there. he once to be the nominee but he is not the front-runner. directly -- >

iran stronger. i'm not going to give them another error capital. rand paul's isolationist is even weaker than obama's, leading from behind. so if you're looking for somebody tough? i'm tough, but i'm also smart. and when donald trumps says, "if you don't treat me nice, i'm going to leave the republican that's a bully. a strong man would stick up for himself and not threaten to take his ball and go home. how are you going to deal with the russians? how are you going to deal with hillary clinton if you're threatening to leave the republican party because people don't respect you and they're not treating you nice? so he's not strong. he's weak. he's a bully. his ideas are ill-conceived. they make no sense. you're not going to deport 11 million immigrants, but you can deal with illegal immigration. you can suspend your visa programs until you find a way to vet in certain areas, but you shouldn't deny everybody based on their faith entry into the country. so you want emotion? i got a plan to win this war! i'm going to go on the ground with american boots because we

paul: another victim, bennetta bet-badal. a family friend says she fled iran at 18 years old to avoid persecution as a christian. ken: myself and the family just find it sadly ironic and horrible that a woman who came to the country under these circumstances would find herself gunned down by religious extremists. paul: in san bernardino, california, i'm paul vercammen. stacey: and the victims range in age from 26 to 60. a truck flies off the interstate, slams into a pole, jumps a fence, and crashes into a des moines home. kcci's kim st. onge following this story. kim, this isn't a first for this kim: certainly not, stacey. des moines police believe a medical episode may be the reason the truck slammed into this house in the 1700 block of lyon street friday morning. christy: it's just a little bit too close for comfort, you know? people got kids, animals. it's scary. kim: neighbors like christy hayner were there as the male stretcher and taken to a metro hospital. the two caged dogs in the back of the truck? miraculously unharmed. for janet towey, who lives acr

paul ryan. the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. the rise of isis. review,: year in thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. three days of featured programming this new year's weekend on c-span. friday night at 8:00 eastern, law enforcement officials, activist's, and journalists investigate the prison system and its impact on minorities. >> the first and primary reason we have is to punish people for antisocial behavior. to remove that threat from society. prisons are to keep us safe, what they will rehabilitate the crime,r or deter future i think those are secondary concerns. great if it happens but the primary purpose of prisons is for people who are not interested in keeping society safe from the threats imposed by those. eight, electeder officials and my freshman from areas experiencing racial tension with police. >> that is where we begin. and dot the job saying their job saying i am protecting the public. of the public is those that gave them their marching orders and that is us. we need to look at that and we look at transparency and l

iran from getting a nuclear weapon. house speaker john painter -- john boehner called it quits. congressman paul ryan reluctantly stepped up to take the job. the supreme court upheld a key part of the affordable care act that provided health insurance subsidies to americans and in a historic decision, a divided court legalized same-sex marriages. cbs news, washington. mollie: new at noon dirt delivery day. one hundred truck loads of dirt now cover the floor of wells fargo arena. crews are getting everything ready for monster jam this weekend. in case you're wondering yes, the iowa wild's hockey ice is still there under the fresh layer of dirt. >> once the ice goes down in september, it stays down through the season in april. when we have a show like this with the monster jam and the we keep the ice down and protected the best we can. mollie: quite a job or you can get tickets online. today is the last day of 2015. i guess we are going out on a nice and sunny note. metinka: it is pretty nice compared to the early part of the week. we have got welcome sunshine. traffic is moving right along and th

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran, and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. good here and abroad. good control, terrorism, the rise of isis, congress year in review, on c-span, thursday 8:0. >> this new year's weekend, american history tv on c-span three has three days of feature programming. beginning friday afternoon at 310 eastern, pamela smith hill, editor pioneer girl, the annotative autobiography. discusses life of laura ingalls wilder, comparing and contrasting the tv show book series to the real-life of laura ingalls wilder. >> all wanted to write about people, places, memories that were not only to her personally but would resonate with adult readers. so, as a reviewer they pointed out pioneer girl indeed contains dark scenes of domestic abuse, love triangles gone awry and a man who lit himself on fire while drunk on whiskey. then saturday evening james swanson compares the assassinations of president abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy. highlighting similarities and differences between both tragedies. at ten p.m., the the 1965 nbc's meet the press

requiring anyone who has visited in the last five years either iraq -- syria -- iran -- and the sudan - to obtain a visa. ( rep. paul ryan/(r) house speaker): "this will help neutralize the threat from foreign terrorists entering our country." i'm mary moloney reporting. jessica rae: the house overwhelmingly passed legislation on tuesday that would overhaul the federal visa waiver program. it would bar those from iraq, syria, iran and sudan, or those who have visited those countries in the last five years, from traveling to the united states without a visa. action on the proposal comes in response to the isis inspired attacks in paris, france and san bernardino, california. the senate may but republican leaders have not said when that would occur. we will have reaction from a refugee right here in sioux city... later on in the show. jessica rae: yesterday was legislative day here in sioux city yesterday. and local city council members and community leaders got the opportunity to meet with state legislatures while at city hall... local leaders talked about everything from the economy to railroads. the meeting is inte

iran's foreign minister says there's le agreement on peace talks in syria. so this is al jazeera, live from doha. i'm folly bah thibault. vote in a election that could see paul kagame's third term. >> nato is planning to send air defenses to turkey along its southern border with syria. by helping turkey patrol its air space, it is hoped that incidents such as the downing of a russian jet last month could be avoided. as rosiland jordan reports there are major obstacles to overcome. >> reporter: the civil war in syria is nearly five years old. in new york city, diplomats will try to create a definitive plan to stop the fighting and restore the peace. the russian president said he's on board. >> basically support the u.s. in drafting a u.n. security council resolution on syria. it is the blueprint of this resolution that the u.s. secretary of state arrived in usc mo. moscow. >> but putin is a long time supporter of bashar al-assad. the u.n. can't decide who will run the country, he says. >> translator: it is clear i.s.i.l. and jabad el nusra are terrorist organizations. they cannot be part of the meeting. i hope we can all agree. >> the opposition which recentl

iran stronger. i' m not going to give them another error capital. rand paul' s isolationist is even weaker than obama' s, leading from behind. so if you' re looking for somebody tough? i' m tough, but i' m also smart. and when donald trumps says, "if you don' t treat me nice, i' m going to leave the republican party," you know what? that' s a bully. a strong man would stick up for himself and not threaten to take his ball and go home. how are you going to deal with the russians? how are you going to deal with re threatening to leave the republican party because people don' t respect you and they' re not treating you nice? so he' s not strong. he' s weak. he' s a bully. his ideas are ill-conceived. they make no sense. you' re not going to deport 11 million immigrants, but you can deal with illegal immigration. you can suspend your visa programs until you find a way to vet in certain areas, but you shouldn' t deny everybody based on their faith entry into the country. so you want emotion? i got a plan to win this war! i' m going to go on the ground with america

paul. eleanor: energy secretary ernest monees next whose intellect and knowledge really helped bring the iran nuclear deal across the finish line. tom: although i'm under but i thought joe biden's speech announcing he was not going to run in the white house. john: the award goes to "financial times" reporter and author tom burgess. his 2015 book "the looting machine" chronicles how china exploits the corruption of africa's ruling elites to plunge the continent's mineral well. he brings a dark perspective to his account. pat buchanan, most stagnant thinker. pat: i give john mccain and lindsey graham. [laughter] eleanor: n.r.a., the national rifle association. stagnant thinker. john: that was expected. you hate guns. tom: i'm going to go to -- eleanor: i hate guns that are misused. john: well, the national rifle association recommends the opposite. trade association that defends and protects the gun industry and they resist any kind of common sense gun reform which is i think you are in favor of, john. tom: bernie sanders's repercussion -- it has continue to be another failure. john: who was op

paul ryan. the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. year in review on c-span thursday, december 31 at 8:00 p.m. eastern. --the president you president's weekly address, he is joined by the first lady to deliver a christmas message. this is two-and-a-half minutes. president obama: merry christmas, everybody. this is one of our favorite times of year in the obama household, filled with family and friends, warmth and good cheer. that is even true when i spent onnynight chasing bo and s away from the cookies we left from santa. obama: we spent the past month helping everyone get into the holiday spirit. our theme this year is a timeless tradition. the decorations in each room reflect some of our countries must cherish pastimes, from saluting our troops and their families to helping children dream big dreams for the future. and we have invited thousands of families here to the white house to enjoy the festivities because there is no holiday tradition more timeless than opening our doors to other

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings, gun control,sm and the rise of isis. congress year in review on c-span thursday, december 31 at 8 p.m. eastern . weekend, book tv brings you two days of nonfiction books and authors. saturday evening, a panel discussion on william buckley junior's run new york city mayorfor. aboutwinston groom talks his latest book. >> one of the first questions i'm usually asked when i do a tv or radio show is why did i choose these three men from the second world war. , ianswer is they embodied super characteristics andourage, character patriotism. >> sunday night, an author looks back at a turning point in 1932. the rise of hitler and fdr. at 11:15 p.m., an author discusses her book. >> there is a reason why i chose it as the subject as my book. it is because the organization sums up the story about how we got here. >> this holiday weekend, watchable tv on c-span2 -- watch book tv on c-span2. >> tonight, former president bill clinton excess the dole leadership prize. then, interviews with colin the press secret

iran. the office of house speaker paul ryan is currently looking into the issue. and take a look at this.all hall meeting on sunday. heavy snowstorms get significant most people at home. he said that he was glad that he came and talked to the man. his pulling by the single digits by hillary clinton and bernie sanders for the democratic president shall not. you can get more traffic, weather, news on good morning washington. have a good day. ♪ ♪ here's to you and here's to when the day gets long ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to "gma." that is carrey underwood, of course, one of the big performers at tomorrow's new year's rockin' eve right here in times square. >> she'll perform right before the ball drop as long with nick jonas and ryan lewis, pentatonix and so many more and count down with ryan seacrest. he joins us live tomorrow morning on "gma" right here in times square. it's going to be a very long day for him. >> we always love when ryan stops by. two big bowl games kicking off tomorrow on espn, oklahoma takes on clemson in the orange bowl and michigan state against alaba

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran. and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. gun control, terrorism and the rise of isis. congress, year in review on cspan. thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the second session of the 114th congress begins in january. the house is back for work next tuesday, january 5th. among the items on the agenda next week, a budget reconciliation bill that would defund planned parenthood and repeal the affordable care act. the senate has approved the legislation and the president said he would veto it. the senate returns on monday, senators will consider a u.s. circuit court nomination in pennsylvania and a bill from rand paul that would require an audit of the federal reserve. the house is live on cspan and the senate live on cspan 2. the chicago humanities festival hosted a decision on how the supreme court has ruled on issues related to sex, privacy and marriage. this is an hour. >> jeff and i have known each other through the university of chicago for a number of years. and i h

congress, the resignation of house speaker john boehner, and the election of paul ryan, the debate of the nuclear deal with iran gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. congress year in review on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> congress begins the second session of the 114th congress in january. the house is back for legislative work on tuesday, january 5th. among the items on the agenda a budget reconciliation bill that would defund planned parenthood and repeal the affordable care act. the president says he would veto it. the senate returns the following week, monday, january 11th. senators will consider a circuit court nomination in pennsylva a pennsylvania. the house is live on c-span. the senate live on c-span 2. >>> tonight on c-span 3, it's american history tv in primetime with a look at the holocaust. first a ceremony in poland marking the 70th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. then a look at the 1945 film depicting conditions at nazi concentration camps that was used as evidence in the nuremburg war crime trials.

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. congress, year in review, on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the second session of the 114th congress begins in january. the house is back for legislative work next tuesday, january 5th. among the items on the agenda, a budget reconciliation bill that would defund planned parenthood and repeal the affordable care act. the senate has already approved the legislation and the president has said he would veto it. the senate rushes the following week on monday january 11th. senators will consider a u.s. circuit court nomination in pennsylvania and a bill from kentucky senator rand paul that would require an audit of the federal reserve. the house is live on c-span and the senate live on c-span 2. >>> c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year our student cam documentary contest asks students to tell us what issues they want to hear from the presidential candidates. follow c-span's road to the wh

paul ryan. debate over the nuclear deal with iran, and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad,un control, terrorism and the rise of isis. congress year in review on c-span thursday at 8 p.m. eastern. >> three days of featured programming this new year's weekend on c-span. spent the first and i think primary reason we have prisons is to punish people for antisocial behavior and to remove that threat from society. prisons keep us safe. whether they are going to rehabilitate the prisoner or deter future crimes i think those are really secondary concerns. great if it happens but the primary purpose of the prison system is are people who are not interest is to keep society safe from the threat posed by those folks. >> a little after eight race relations town hall meeting with elected officials and law enforcement from areas experiencing racial tensions with police. >> that's wha where it begins because they get the job saying, and do their job saying, on protecting the public. they are id of the public are those who gave them their marching orders and that's us. that's us who need t

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. gun control, terrorism and the rise of isis. congress year in review on cspan. thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> congress begins the second session of congress in january. the house is is back on january 5th. among the items, a reconciliation bill that would defund planned parent hood. the senate has approved the legislation. the president says he will veto it. senators will consider a u.s. circuit court nomination in pennsylvania. and a bill from kentucky senator, rand paul, that would require an audit of the federal reserve. the house is live on cspan, the senate live on cspan 2. tonight, celebrity activism. we'll hear from elton john, ben affleck, phil robertson and others talking about foreign aid, poverty and gay rights. >> there was a time when i thought it would be impossible to be out. and 18 months ago with the help of your love and support, i shared my story. and everything changed for me. and i'm still feeling the effects of that moment today. and i know how lucky i am to

iran. now on capitol hill, under the new speaker of the house, paul ryan, there has been a fair amount of activity. have a budget transportation deal, you also have budget and tax deals that are flying through due to the standards of washington -- through by the standards of washington. got done withals relative ease, and he will want to look forward to 2016 and frame the possibility of more productivity than he has in the past. here he comes. president obama: good afternoon, everybody. is not the most important events that is taking place in the white house today. there is a screening of star wars for gold star families and children. i will be relatively sustained. let me say a few words about the uveitis and the year ahead, and that i will take a few questions. as i look back on this year, one thing i see is that so much of our study persistent work over the years is paying off for the american people in big, tangible ways. to rescue theons economy set the stage for the longest streak of private-sector job growth on record, with 13.7 million new jobs in that time. the unemployment rate has been

congress, the resignation of house speaker john boehner and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism and the rise of isis. congress, year in review on c-span thursday, december 31st, at 8 p.m. eastern. >> the health and human services department held a forum on pharmaceutical innovation and drug costs. this portion of the event included keynote remarks by centers for medicare and medicaid services' acting administrator andy slav visit and a panel discussion on innovative purchasing strategies for the pharmaceutical industry. this is an hour and 25 minutes. >> enjoyed your lunch and your break. we're now going to move on to our next pres

paul ryan. the debate over a nuclear deal with iran, and the reaction of congress to mass shootings, gun controlthe rise of isis. thursday, december 31, at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> next, a look at race relations and the criminal justice system as part of a daylong forum hosted by the atlantic that included law enforcement and elected leaders. the event began with opening remarks from margaret low-smith. margaret: good morning everybody. me, race team behind and justice in america. this theater is the perfect place to hold two-day summit. 1920's, whenin the segregation kept african-americans out of every other venue. duke ellington, billie holiday, louis armstrong all performed here. you can just imagine it. than the place shut down in 1968 after the riots and did not open again until the mid-90's. here we are many decades later, and the topic of race and justice in america is just as raw as it has ever been. the gathering was inspired by ta-nehisi coates, who wrote our cover story last month, the case of a black family in the age of mass incarceration. he examined this country's history of incarcer

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. gun control, terrorism and the rise devices. congress, year in review on c-span thursday december 31 at 8 p.m. eastern. >> abigail fillmore was the first first lady to work outside the home. teaching in a private school she successfully lobbied congress for funds to craig the first white house library. apis now terrorist and love the pink created fashion sensations. mamie pink was marketed as a color and store sold clip ons to women to go to replicator style. jacqueline kennedy was responsible for the creation of the white house historical association, and nancy reagan as a young actress saw her name mistakenly on the blacklist of suspected congress sympathizers in the late 1940s. she appealed to screen actors guild had ronald reagan for help. she later became his wife. visa stories and more are featured in c-span's book first ladies, presidential historians on the lives of 45 iconic american women. the book makes a great gift for the holidays. giving readers a look into the personal

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism and the rise of isis. ongress: year in review c-span, thursday, december 31 at 8 p.m. eastern. >> this discussion about the role of american law in combating terrorism, it coincides with a 30th anniversary of the death of leon klinghoffer, a jewish-american businessman killed by palestinian terrorist and the cruise ship in the mediterranean. we will hear from lawyers, authors and professors at this hour-long event hosted by the center for jewish history. >> good morning, everybody. good morning and on behalf of the center for jewish history and our partner organization, the american jewish historical society, i welcome you to our course on combating terrorism through american laws. a historic moment for us. this is our first ever continuing legal education course. to all of you who are attorneys here, a very warm welcome. we are delighted to service the site for a dancing your -- advancing your education. to our general audience, we are happy to have you here a

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran. and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. "congress: year in review: on c-span, thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the second session of the 114th congress begins in january. the house is back for legislative work next tuesday, january 5th. among the items on the agenda next week, the budget reconciliation bill that would defund planned parenthood and repeal the affordable care act. the senate has already approved the legislation and the president said he would veto it. the senate returns the following week on monday, january 11th. senators will consider a u.s. circuit court nomination in pennsylvania and a bill from kentucky senator rand paul that would require an audit of the federal reserve. the house is live on c-span and the senate live on c-span 2. >>> coming up next here on "washington journal," we're going to talk about efforts to raise the minimum wage across the country. in particular, this effort called fight

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings. >> coming up next. a look at race and efforts to improve the criminal justice st. louish a former police officer. and police officers from washington dc and new jersey share thoughts on policing and creating trust within communities they serve. >> a former st. louis police officer who left the force in 1999 to address what he considered problems in the criminal justice system. he spoke about the topic to students at the university of delaware. >> the semester there have been a number of incidents that suggest a real need to have an open dialogue about race on this campus and others read it tonight's event is three and open to the public like all national agenda events. i encourage audience participation from the audience and mitchell hall as well as via social media. tweet at the account @ ud race in america and you can join the discussion. it should be said that along with the candidness and sincerity, civil and respectful dialogue is expected. all semester -- this is the last time i'll be saying

of congress, resignation of house speaker john boehner and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. "congress: year in review," thursday on c-span. >> now, former federal reserve chair alan spent talked about expanding the visa program, interest rates, and the economy. he spoke to the council on foreign relations in new york city. >> welcome, folks. thanks. >> welcome to you. >> yes. a little work to do. thanks for asking me to be in this great spot here moderating a panel with dr. greenspan after the historic decision yesterday. alan greenspan needs no introduction, was the federal reserve chair from 1987-2006. he served under four presidents, was on the 1983 panel that reformed social security. i think we'll talk a little bit about entitlements this morning. also was the economic adviser to president ford and made a very, very important decision sometime in the early 1960's i think not to be a professional jazz musician. was that the 1950's, alan? >> i hate to tell you when

iran is lying to us again. >> i'm sure we'll hear a lot from senator mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan on this. i'm sure they'll have a way to make certain the national security is assured. i will not ask you to respond to that. that's my side. general, thanks for being with us, as always. >>> we got a cage match just not the one we expected. ted cruz and marco rubio. >> ted supports doubling number of green cards. >> i understand marco wants to raise confusion. it is not accurate what he just said. >> how will rubio versus cruz work out? >>> foreign policy and fighting terrorism the big themes at the fifth republican presidential debate in las vegas last night. each of the republican candidates hit the campaign trail today. their main goal, to convince folks they're the best choice to keep america safe. national security, border security, now the top concerns for voters all across the country. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> the day after the final debate of the year, donald trump declared himself the winner and talked border security and immigration. >>

iran is lying to us again. >> i'm sure we'll hear a lot from senator mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan on this. i'm sure they'll have a way to make certain the national security is assured. i will not ask you to respond to that. that's my side. general, thanks for being with us, as always. >>> we got a cage match just not the one we expected. ted cruz and marco rubio. >> ted supports doubling number of green cards. >> i understand marco wants to raise confusion. it is not accurate what he just said. >> how will rubio versus cruz >> how will rubio versus cruz work out?e #1) when returning home from deployment, you know, you have money saved up, so you're looking for that car to drive around in. and usaa actually makes that process so much easier. you can find the car and you can find it to your liking by using their app. i'm definitely able to see savings, uh, through using the car buying on usaa. i mean, amazing savings. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could actually maybe upgrade a little bit. (announcer) usaa car buying service powered by truecar. save money, zero hassle. t

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran, and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. good here and abroad. good control, terrorism, the rise of isis, congress year in review, on c-span, thursday 8:0. >> this new year's weekend, american history tv on c-span three has three days of feature programming. beginning friday afternoon at 310 eastern, pamela smith hill, editor pioneer girl, the annotative autobiography. discusses life of laura ingalls wilder, comparing and contrasting the tv show book series to the real-life of laura ingalls wilder. >> all wanted to write about people, places, memories that were not only to her personally but would resonate with adult readers. so, as a reviewer they pointed out pioneer girl indeed contains dark scenes of domestic abuse, love triangles gone awry and a man who lit himself on fire while drunk on whiskey. then saturday evening james swanson compares the assassinations of president abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy. highlighting similarities and differences between both tragedies. at ten p.m., the the 1965 nbc's meet the press

as majority leader, address,is' resignation of boehner and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal with iran, and the action from congress on mass shootings here and abroad, the rise of isis. review thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. announcer: next, remarks from attorney general. he is joined by a former attorney general of alabama that was held by -- in an event that was held by the federalist society. this is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, could you all take your seats. my name is leonard leo. it is a privilege to have you here in washington, d.c., for our annual convention. hope you are enjoying the different sessions. have a conversation this morning about state attorneys general, this is an issue of great ports to the federalist society and should be of great importance to the american people because in many states of the state attorney general is the most important constitutional officer, often only one of up to maybe four officers. and there has been an enormous amount of activity in the attorney general space in the last few years. we're seeing an unprecedented amount of activi

congress, the resignation of house speaker john boehner and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism and the rise of isis. congress, year in review on c-span thursday, december 31st, at 8 p.m. eastern. >> the health and human services department held a forum on pharmaceutical innovation and drug costs. this portion of the event included keynote remarks by centers for medicare and medicaid services' acting administrator andy slav visit and a panel discussion on innovative purchasing strategies for the pharmaceutical industry. this is an hour and 25 minutes. >> enjoyed your lunch and your break. we're now going to move on to our next presentationing, and i -- presentation, and i have the pleasure of introducing andy slavitt, the acting administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. andy is responsible for cross-cutting policy and operational coordination for medicare, for medicaid, for chip and marketplace programs including expanding health care coverage, to combat health care fraud

resignation of house speaker john boehner and the election of paul ryan, debate of nuclear deal with iran and reaction of congress on mass shootings, gun control, terrorism and the rise of isis, congress year and review on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> and mens of the house and senate are in the middle of a holiday recess, congressman said he enjoyed stopping by quincey high school to answer questions on isil, veterans and more. he spoke at the rotary about how we make a community a better place to live, work and raise a family. the house will be back for legislative work on january 5th, a week from tomorrow, among the items on the agenda that week a budget reconciliation bill that would defund planned parenthood. the senate turns on january 11th from a bill of senator rand paul. the house is live on c-span and the senate live here on c-span2. >> senator joins us again on the washington journal. he's a republican from oklahoma, joins us today for about the next 45 minutes to talk about this. ♪ ♪ >> that preview from your youtube page. what is this report and what was that that

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iran is lying to us again. >> i'm sure we'll hear a lot from senator mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan on this. i'm sure they'll have a way to make certain the national security is assured. i will not ask you to respond to that. that's my side. general, thanks for being with us, as always. >>> we got a cage match just not the one we expected. ted cruz and marco rubio. >> ted supports doubling number of green cards. >> i understand marco wants to raise confusion. it is not accurate what he just said. >> how will rubio versus cruz work out? lift with your legs. it's not going to fit up the stairs. what time does goodwill close? google voice: goodwill is open till 9pm. show me a moving company nearby. google voice: moving company within 6 miles. how do i get to 3221 carter ave.? 226 hyde street. google voice: here are your directions. when does my package arrive? google voice: your most recent order has shipped. thank you. setting new home address. text mom: i really like it here. >>> foreign policy and fighting terrorism the big themes at the fifth republican presidential debate in las vegas last

iran is lying to us again. >> i'm sure we'll hear a lot from senator mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan on this. i'm sure they'll have a way to make certain the national security is assured. i will not ask you to respond to that. that's my side. general, thanks for being with us, as always. >>> we got a cage match just not the one we expected. ted cruz and marco rubio. >> ted supports doubling number of green cards. >> i understand marco wants to raise confusion. it is not accurate what he just said. >> how will rubio versus cruz work out? how do you say breakfast in korean? google voice response: achim sigsa. how long does milk last? google voice; one week after the sell-by date. how much vitamin c is... is in an orange? set timer for twelve minutes. google voice: ok, twelve minutes. where can we find donuts around here? coffee? what about crepes? how about a bagel? what is the most important meal of the day? google voice: breakfast is the most important meal of the day. >>> foreign policy and fighting terrorism the big themes at the fifth republican presidential debate in las vegas last night.

the resignation of house speaker john boehner and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal with irannd reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad. gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. congress year in review, thursday, december 31 at 8 p.m. eastern. c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. our student cam documentary contest asks students to tell what issues they want to hear from the presidential candidates. house road to the white coverage and get all the details from our student cam contest. sunday night on human day, tyler about the second volume of mr. pearson's tyree's, which give an insider's take to washington dc from 1960 to 1969. >> it was remarkable all the things he did. sometimes he would criticize himself. column was too strong. i shouldn't have said it quite that way. he needed to be told what i wrote and i am glad i wrote it. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on q&a. american history tv, the its non-war veteran and author talks about u.s. military activity in the mekong river of vietnam during the war. they prevent

iran is lying to us again. lou: i'm sure we'll hear a lot from senator mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan on this. they'll have a way to make sure the national security is assured. i will not ask you to respond, that is my aside. general jack keane. >>> turning to the trump phenomenon. donald trump increasing lead in the republican race for the white house again, and his momentum matters now more than ever. the final republican debate of the year tonight. we're less than 50 days from the iowa caucuses. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: foreign policy and fighting terrorism are expected to dominate the questions tonight. polls say donald trump viewed strongly on both issues despite inexperience. he was in his element in vegas last night. >> i promise you this, i swear to you this, president trump will never change his tune. this country needs to get away from political correctness. it's killing us. i expect to win iowa. we think we're going to do great in iowa. >> reporter: trump would temporarily ban muslim immigrants in the u.s. and looking to go af

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran. and reactions on mass shootings here and abroad. terrorism, the rise of isis. congress: year in review. on c-span. three days of future programming this new year's weekend on c-span. night, law-enforcement officials, activists, and journalists examine the prison system and its impact on minority communities. to punish people for antisocial behavior and to remove that threat to society. whether they will rehabilitate the prisoner or deter future crime, those are the secondary concerns. is to keep purpose society safe from the threats imposed by those folks. >> saturday night a little after 8:00, a race relations meeting for those experiencing racial tensions with police. job, sayingheir that i am protecting the public. idea is the public gave them their marching orders. that's us. and we talk about transparency, we need to look at those rules and see what they start used to engage with those in the community. >> and a discussion on media coverage of muslims and how american muslims can join the national conversations. gather in the h

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran, and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad, gun control, terrorism, and the rise of isis. year in review, thursday at 8:00 eastern. founded in 1865, the nation is the nation's oldest a magazine and is still in circulation today. to mark the magazine's 150th anniversary, the editor joined a panel discussion on inequality in america with former labor secretary robert reisch and van jones. the event is one hour 40 minutes. this is the last stop on our trip. 2015 marked the 150th birthday of the nation. it is daunting. [applause] host: this is our last stop in introducing a new generation to the next generation. some 3 million people come to the nation now every week in different forms, so we are proud of that. tonight we have gathered some of the great thinkers, activists on issues of fairness, fighting inequality. for a panel, i think that is vital at this time, at any time. it is a transcendent issue of our time. let me introduce our great moderator, and we shall begin. ladoris hazzard cordell is a retired judge of the superior

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran and reaction from congress on mass shootings here and abroad gun control, terrorism and the rise of isis. congress year in review on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> members of congress continued their holiday recess this week. >> the committee and oversight government reform will come to order that objection which are his address to declare recess at any time. the united states is the most generous immigration system in the world prefix field 2015 state department issued almost 10 million visas for people seeking temporary entry into the united states. state department issued an additional 531,463 and the mp said last year alone. does 10.5 million immigrants a non-immigrant visa holders joined an estimated 20 million others who entered the united states without visas under the visa waiver program. our government also issued 1,075,063 border crossing cards of the mexican nationals than just the first 10 months of fiscal year 2015. there is an estimated close to 10 million border crossing cards in circulation today. on top of that, more

paul ryan. the debate over the nuclear deal with iran, and mass shootings here and abroad. terrorism, and the role of crisis. -- isis.' thursday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. announcer: book tv brings you three days of not as authors including a nationally syndicated talk show host on his career. his many books include the crash of 2016, rebooting the american dream, and threshold. then, it economist walter williams. his other books include race and economics. 10:00 p.m.ening at eastern, karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff looks at william mckinley's campaign in his new book "the triumph of william mckinley." mr. rove discusses the political environment and eight t 96. mr. rove is interviewed by the senior editor for "national review" magazine. creed -- grover cleveland has seen the country descend into a deep depression and republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be there and he wants to be the nominee, but he's not the front runner. directly following afterwards, join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. david marinus will be live w