. >> coming up on c-span tonight, 1 iscussion on the january start of coverage under the affordable care act. hat's followed by the year in review, examining immigration legislation and the change in the senate's filibuster rules. we are in the gallery of the light catcher building at the museum. vanishing ice,at alpine and polar landscapes in 1775-2012. the purpose of the exhibition is to highlight the rich cultural planet's frozen frontiers, the alpine regions, the arctic and antarctica. this is a photograph of the greenland ice sheet by a german artist, olaf auto becker dated exhibited nd it's ide-by-side with a photograph by camille ceman, also of east ringland. it's from the last iceberg series of 2006. many people understand the importance of ice for the it's reflective qualities that help regulate the climate. are unaware that it's a collective consciousness western culture about these regions. so it's important within the climate change to let people know that these regions are fundamental to our identity. > there's more from the museum this weekend as book tv and american histor

on gender,iscussion race, and incarceration rates among women. panel of women's rights advocates, some of whom have been incarcerated numerous times themselves trade from university in new orleans, this is an hour and a half.

on gender,iscussion race, and incarceration rates among women. panel of women's rights advocates, some of whom have been incarcerated numerous times themselves trade from university in new orleans, this is an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here this evening. plentyout and see that are still worried about their grades and seeking extra credit. thank you to the professor for that lovely introduction. larger part of the campus intellectual project to gauge with michelle alexander's ant, which has gotten enormous amount of critical praise over the years, that has restarted conversations that activists and scholars have been having often in more silo the spaces. hassuccess of the book provided more spaces for public discourse around these questions. me, one of the great challenges of the book as well as of so much activism, particularly within african- american communities around incarceration is the unnamed and almost always unnamed assumption that this is primarily a man's problem, a problem of male bodies being sto

the united states of america or international affairs or health or welfare or transportation and we iscusshose things in our official meeting in the oval office once a week. learned, for instance, rose was still a little frustrated in knowing enough on and she as going was never hesitant to let me -- when she was frustrated and she hasn't changed -- then i there would be nothing wrong with rose attending the meetings. so i invited her to attend the cabinet meetings. back of the room in an unobtrusive way. knew she was there except me. i was constantly aware that my me. was watching >> a lot of people don't know by cleveland and he's cabinet member. he was with veteran affairs. next to next to him the door and i went every time the cabinet met because it was -- i thought it was know what or me to was going on and why the decisions were made and so forth. could explain to people in the country as i toured around. a photograph of the carters conferring. were a time of many challenges internationally ndom mescalely as we have done in many programs. we have a list of the major that to show you