j.c. polanco is a republican strategist. welcome to you both. up -- is it more lifting up presidential politics? is it a fundraiser? is it all of those and more? >> it's all of those, but it's also to create an awareness about the latino individuals and citizens that are very part of new york state and of our party but, at the same time, what makes america tick. the latino community is very large. it's very hard-working, is very influential, and it's one that is growing that needs representation. so, this is a way of also honoring our latino heritage by honoring governor susana martinez of new mexico, which is being honored for her americanism, and also because she also has been elected chairperson of the republican governors association by her other 38 peers, which we have 39 republican governors. >> she's a trailblazer. >> and she is the chairperson. and she is very accomplished, very smart, which indicates that any latino can reach any level as governor or even president of the united states. >> and i have to tell you, ca

. >> host: j.c., it's great seeing you. we see each other all the time on capitol hill when you are a congressmawere acongressman cove "washington post" it was great. didn't know you then. >>as

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. >> j.c., thanks. how about some baseball? the faphillies have a hole. he'll have an mri tomorrow and phillies going for the sweep in milwaukee. >> phillies are 4-3 in the sixth and the hotshot and ryan can't handle it and brewers take the lead and jonathan vier to bring home another. jared allowed seven runs over 7 1/3. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us >>> glen's back with a final check of the forecast and more sunny skies? >> one more day and then boy, do things change. tomorrow we're talking 76 degrees and sunshine and philadelphia and 82 with thunderstorms tuesda

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j.c. watts and here and spoke with editor and chief of -- officer of espn's "undefeated". >> host: jc, it is great being here. we haven't seen each other in a while. but we used to see each other on capitol hill. >> guest: when i saw you were doing the interview i was delighted it was someone i had background and history with. i found you to be professional in your work with the "washington post" and congrats on the new assignment on espn. going from politics and current apair -- affairs to sports. >> host: your book, with when i saw the title i thought about the venture we had. the undefeated because it is based on the name is based around a maya angelo quote of we may encounter many defeats but we will not be defeated and the sense of overcoming adversity and resilience and i found a lot of your lessons strike that cord when reading the book. >> guest: kevin, to your point, we can lose and not be losers and fail and not be failures. thomas edison said i didn't fail 10,000 times i just fo

. -- >> host: j.c., it is great being here with you and getting to know you in the past. >> guest: thank you. when i saw you were doing the interview, i was delighted it was someone i had a little ba banglade bangladebac background with. congratulations on the new position of c-span. you will still have some of those issues that will intersect and overlap with each other but -- >> host: it will be interesting. >> guest: that is right. >> host: your book, "dig deep: 7 truths to finding strength within," i thought about the venture we had. the undefeated. because it is based on, you know, the name is based around a mya angela quote saying we may encounter many defeats but we will not be defeated. the sense of overcoming diversity and resilience and i found reading your book a lot of your lessons strike that core. >> guest: kevin, to your point week lose but not be losers. we can fail but not be failures. thomas edison said, you know, i didn't fail 10,000 times. i just found 10,000 ways that didn't work. but he eventually got to where he was trying to go. and i have had the great fortune in

. >> j.c., your locker is open! >> they got the handcuff, the radio, the gas. you got nothing. you have yourself. you are your own weapon in this war. >> richard penn has spent the last ten days in disciplinary confinement due to an assault on two officers. he has been moved from general population to a single-man cell. he is on heightened security and must wear a spit mask any time he is out of his cell. sergeant carter was one of the two officers involved in the assault. >> when i ask an inmate a question, i expect an answer. if i tell them to do something, i expect them to do it. this is not a place where things are optional. >> the assault occurred after penn had been escorted by sergeant carter and another officer to medical for some tests. >> while we're in medical, inmate penn the whole time sat there giving me this evil look. and i didn't understand what was going on. i told the other officer i was with, when we get back to the dorm, i want to talk to this inmate, find out what's going on. >> and he's like, so what's up with you giving me the evil eye in medical? i said

. >> host: j.c., it's great seeing you. we see each other all the time on capitol hill when you are a congressmawere acongressman cove "washington post" it was great. didn't know you then. >> i was delighted that it is going to be someone with a little bit of background and history and i always found you to be professional in your work with the "washington post" and congratulations with your new assignment going from politics, current affairs to football or sports you will still have obviously some of those issues that will intersect with each other but nevertheless it will be interesting. >> host: your book dig deep finding the truth within, when i saw the title i thought about the venture we had because it's based on the name that's based around a by angelou quote which is we may encounter many defeats that we will not be defeated and the sense of overcoming adversity and resilience and i found in reading the book a lot of your lesson kind of strike that chord. >> well, kevin, to your point, we can lose but not be losers.

"after words" with former oklahoma congressman, j.c. watts, talks about his latest book, which outlines the guiding principles he followed in his personal and professional life. he is interviewed by kevin mereda. espn senior vice president and editor of the undefeated. >> you have to over come diversity and learn some things. you have to have humility. so i have learned to try to run my race and maybe, maybe i was, you know, in athletics i was just so focused. really wasn't, i told that reporter i said, if my skin color was an issue, that was everybody else's issue. that wasn't mine. >> on sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern author jillian thomas talks about her book, "because of sex" because of title vii of the 1964 civil rights act made it illegal to be discriminated based on sex affected working women. go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. >> the book tells both a story of the fact that the manuscript, this national treasure isn't what we thought while also trying to chronologically think about what was madison encountering at the tim

but take look at j.c. took to sweater saying "we thint it's a fab skirt for any time of the month period. "dropping the mike walking awaya that's right j.c. penney. wouldn't buy the skirt, though. >> um-um. >>> not buying the.t ng t ya'll not buying it.. >> um. um. >> really. >> people are like maureen,, restroom down the hall.he hal >> okay. o >> up next, janet jackson postponing the rest of herer unbreakable tour because she iss starting a family.ting aamil now, several of the venues whers janet was supposed to play say they have not gotten officialial word yet that the tour has beene called off and the generalal consensus it will go on at a later date but here's the big but, ticket master sent e-mailei to ticket holders saying theyayg too have not received any wordnw of a formal cancellation and they are treating it as as postponement so no refund. not getting your money back. b just as janet jackson fans veryy unhappy because they could -- cu they can have to wait up to yeao to see janet jackson in con

but since j.c. ives went with the confederacy, he was not believed. so it went forward. 1884 byompleted in casey to great acclaim. the navy building -- mullet was in charge of the south facade which is here. then when he moved around to the east one facing the white house, cock who isrville bab tooken michler and casey over this. he put two layers of stone on it. orville babcock was one of the few bad eggs. he was associated with the corruption of the grant administration. washingtonians loved him because he made all the public parks very habitable. he brought birds in, put iron seats in. landscaped them. washingtonians loved him but he was tinged with the odor of corruption. the great boast of the corps of engineers during the 19th century in washington was that it was disinterested. when other cities are going -- undergoing tremendous political corruption, the corps of engineers are doing that work without keeping meticulous records, coming in under budget. it was a different mark of distinction that the corp had during this time nationwide. the con

afterward with former oklahoma congressman j.c. watts. he talks about dig deep. 7 truths to finding the strength within which outlines the principles in his personal and professional life. he is interviewed by espn's editor and chief. >> you have to overcome diversity. you have to have humility. so i learned to try to run my race and maybe i was just a focus, really wasn't, i told that reporter i said if my skin color was an issue, that was everybody else's issue, that wasn't mine. >> on sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, author jillian thomas talks about her book because of sex which examines how title 7 of the 1964 civil rights act which made it illegal to discriminate based on sex effected working women. go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> i am a history buff. i do enjoy it. the pab rick of our country and how things, just how they work and how they're made. >> i love american history tv. american artifacts, they're fantastic shows. >> that's probably something that i really enjoy. >> with american history tv it gives yo

then at 10:00 p.m., after words with former oklahoma con mosquito j.c. watts.he talks bit his book: dig deep, southern truths to fining the strength within which outlines the guiding principles he has followed in this permanent and professional life. he is interviewed by kevin meredith, appearses' editor in chief. >> you have to overcome adversity, have to have humility. so, i've learned to try to run my -- maybe i was -- i was just a focused -- i told that reporter, i said, if my skin color was an issue, that want erv always' issue. that wasn't mine. >> on sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, author jillian thomas talked about her book "because of sex" which examines how title vii of the 1964 civil right act, which made it illegal to discriminate based on sex, affected working women. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> next, a panel examines u.s. middle east policy. this was part of a conference hosts by indiana university's school of global and international studies. it's an hour and ten minutes. >>> okay good morning and welcome to this second se

then "after words" with j.c. watts. he talks about his latest book "dig deep" which outlines the guiding principles he's followed in his personal and professional life. he's interviewed by the edited in chief of "the undefeated." >> you have to unlearn some things. you gour -- you're going to have to have humility. i've learned to try to run the race and maybe -- maybe i was, focused, in athletics i -- i told my the reporter if my skin color that was everybody else's issue. that wasn't mine. >> on sunday, author jillian thomas talks about her book "because of sex" which talks about the civil rights act that made it illegal to discriminate gender.of >> foreign policy and terrorism analysis spoke about the attacks in europe. the panel was asked about homegrown terrorism at the committee hearing. senator ron johnson of wisconsin chairs the committee. >> morning. this hearing will come to order. i want to welcome the witnesses. certainly thank you for your thoughtful. the we're going to be looking forward to hearing it. and

. >> host: you say that boiler room was set up in former congressman j.c. watts' lobbying office. >> guest: that's right. it was sort of some extra space in the back room there. i eventually -- it took some time, but i eventually was able to get a pretty good picture of what was going on. and it was extraordinary in my experience. i've got to say i've covered a lot of things, but i have not, as far as i know, been the target of an effort to discredit me that was quite like that. i mean, maybe i should be flattered on some, you know, level, that anyone would take a reporter so seriously. but it was, it could have been -- it was scary in a way, you know? i mean, it felt like an effort to ruin me, and i think if they had succeeded in convincing people that i was plagiarizing, i mean, for a reporter that's, that's a crime of moral turpitude. it's something that could take you down. and so it was not a minor kind of effort, it was a killer effort. [laughter] so i'm very glad it didn't succeed. and my colleagues, from whom i was supposed to have plagiarized, were

jj -- j.c. penney, if anoa thef answer tony and i will give it to you comings up on fox 5 local news at six . is

. >> host: you said the boiler room is set up in former congressman j.c. watts's. >> guest: it took some time but eventually i was able to get a good excerpt of a was going on it was extraordinary in my experience. i have covered a lot of things but i have not as far as i know been the target of an effort to discredit me that was quite like that. report maybe i should be flattered on some level that anyone would take it so seriously but it -- but it was scary in a way. it felt like an effort to run me and i think if they had succeeded, for a reporter that's a crime of moral turpitude. it's something that can take you down. it is not a minor effort. it was a killer effort. so i'm very glad it did notsupp succeed. my colleagues from whom i was supposed to have that drives were fantastic and stood up to defend me and said it's not true one of the stories i was supposed to -- a "washington post" reporter and he said noted only did you not come you credited me in the next sentenct so it was a badly done operations some ways but it's unusual and it gives you ins