beginning withht tracy crow and jerry bell at 9 p.m., followed by afterwards at 10 nator jeff lake p.m. eastern and robert o'neil c-span 2's book t.v. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and joining us this san francisco, senior writer for wired magazine, tom simonite, to talk artificial intelligence in the workplace. artificiale, what is intelligence? guest: hi. happy to be here. that is a good question, one we hearing a lot lately. it covers a lot of things. -- artificial intelligence is area of science and engineering that is all computers able to do the kind of things human consist

>> eric: can i add something to this, jeff lakes, senator jeff lakes. he's up for reelection.r how fast he starts walking away from his own book before he goes to election. trump -- trump in the g.o.p. primary won 47% of the boat, more than doubling these next competitors ten crews and number three john kasich he has two years to start walking back. >> eboni: that's what i'm wondering. you were in south carolina. >> eric: i saw what they love. they love trump. i tell you what they don't love. they don't love lindsey graham. >> eboni: do you think he's going to walk toward closer to trump? >> eric: lindsey graham is done. he's finished. any decent candidate goes up against lindsey graham, who was not an anti-trumper, he will walk away. >> a warmongering globalist, as sneak is what he is. he should. he should lose. he should be primaried. to go against a president going -- speeding three or shoot him. >> kat: the warmongering is the issue i have been disagreeing with president trump. the two party system is a joke anyway and we'd be better off without it. >> eboni: i do agree wi

beginning withht tracy crow and jerry bell at 9 p.m., followed by afterwards at 10 nator jeff lake p.m. eastern and robert o'neil c-span 2's book t.v. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and joining us this san francisco, senior writer for wired magazine, tom simonite, to talk artificial intelligence in the workplace. artificiale, what is intelligence? guest: hi. happy to be here. that is a good question, one we hearing a lot lately. it covers a lot of things. -- artificial intelligence is area of science and engineering that is all computers able to do the kind of things human onsist do, look around at the world and make sense of it. solve problems within themselves, pick up new skills use the experience they had in the past to solve new problems in the future. the main ways f that people build systems is using technique called machine term you mighter hear and that is really kind of a ple, you basically take bunch of example data and use that to show the software what do.needs to now we've all been exposed to artificial intelligence programs movies and t.v. shows that are like h

and then not long after that, the president also going after senator jeff lake of arizona, also a republican who took issue with the president's comments earlier this week. at the president tweeted this. great to see that dr. kelley ward is running against flake. he's weak on borders crime. he's toxic. >> well that toxic republican senator actually voted for president trump's health care bill. he is one who is needed to enact the president's agenda. going forward, the reason that this matters, the reason that so many white house aids are shocked and displayed about this it's not because the president picked another fight. it's tax reform, raising the debt ceiling. when they come back to washington in september, all this fight will suddenly become very real. and the legislative agenda is imperilled because of this fight. so far, at least, the president limiting his outrage to those senators. what i'm watching for today is to see if he goes after any of those ceos who also took great public effort at distancing themselves from this businessman president. >> ceo's, jeff, at least they stepped u

the physical and moral entries arizona senator jeff lake calls for a return of principles in his book, conscience conservative. he's interviewed by the columnist. >> how do you make this the health of conservatives, as an urgent matter. >> you can win elections into a for the sake of winning elections. we can do that. if conservatives we want to enact conservative policy we can treat intellectual academy set this up for governing in ways we can move forward with our agenda. >> then, at 11:00 p.m., robert o'neill who participated in the killing of osama bin laden on his military career and his participation in 400 other missions, in his book "the operator" firing the shots that killed osama bin laden. >> the guy that ended up bringing me up to the bedroom pulled me aside and said don't take this wrong way, i'm going. but, if we never going to die why are we going? which is legit. i said, were not going for fame, were going for the single reason, to drop her kids off at school on a tuesday morning and 45 minutes later she jumped to her death out of a skyscraper. >> watch saturday night,

i'm interested in seeing if it happens on tuesday, but rumors that president trump may endorse jeff lakes his primary challengers who was an early supporter of president trump, the arizona campaign manager for president trump which would certainly make things interesting in congress when they do reconvene. i'm looking at that for tuesday night as well. >> brian: that's not helping anybody. >> lisa: no, not necessarily. but i think president trump is trying to figure out how to persuade congress pretty clearly frustrated with lament congress feeling that mitch mcconnell has not helped. poorly moving to the agenda forward. we saw with health care, so we may be seeing him kind of getting on the other side and trying to put pressure on congress and senior thought works which is what if he doesn't endorse he may be looking at that. >> harris: not helping him with health care, right where jeff flake got into it in arizona, what is hurting obamacare. kennedy, the thought bubble above your head? >> kennedy: a number of things here, a political response on the part of democrats in arizona who are

senate have reached some sort of tipping point where even beyond lindsey graham and john mccain and jeff lake, thatthey're more willing to come out and publicly split with the president? >> clearly they are. there's no question about it. they feel emboldened to take on a president who is increasingly weak although he has his base behind him republicans who put him into office. this is a president who continues to provoke them and to challenge them from the outside, as if he's not the head of the republican party. he's a president not leveling with the american people. the white house lies about things it should not lie about. this russia investigation is something that grows bigger because of how the president and his team handles it, period. you want to wiggle out from that? then level with the american people. it's that simple. republicans on capitol hill are increasingly paying the penalty for that as they have a president who lax credibility. if you don't tell the truth about some things, you can't be believed on other things. the president's credibility, the white house's credibility has

. >> in the spirit of pointing fingers at ourselves, i want to listen to what jeff lake said this morningugly hings that are ries goes out or demonstrably false, we have to stand up and say that's just not right. >> so what do you think about the senator's criticism of his own party? >> think he's exact look right. jeff has been talking about this for a long time, but it's about time that more people recognize that we can't be delving into these conspiracy theories and bashing other people and calling the other side clowns and so i think he's right. i think we need to have a grown-up, conservative intellectualism if we want to govern and lead and have real ideas and not be based on personalities. >> we had these two maps which reflect the congressional election in 1998 compared to 2016. i'd love to put those up, if we can. adrian, take a look at these. has this become too much of a ideological fight for democrats? >> well, you know, the thing that i as a concerned democrat, and i want to see my party progress going forward, we've got to do something to really reconnect with middle america

the days ahead and he didn't mention by name the two republican arizona senators john mccain or jeff lake but he went after them nonetheless. >> we were just one vote away from victory after seven years of everybody proclaiming repeal and replace. one vote away. but you know, they all said, mr. president, your speech was so good last night, please -- please, mr. president, don't mention any names. so i won't. i won't. no, i won't vote -- one vote away, i will not mention any names. very presidential, isn't it? and nobody wants me to talk about your other senator who's weak on borders, weak on crime. so i won't talk about him. >> presumably he's talking about his own chief of staff john kelly, a former four star marine general who didn't want him to do the very things he just did, but zach, there are ten democratic senators up for re-election in states donald trump won. he's name checking republicans consistently with no mention of the democrats that presumably he hopes to defeat. steve bannon's gone from the administration, but is he still part of the conversation? is he driving it? >> i

of trump there are also some republican critics there, such as senators john mccain and senator jeff lakeest crowds are expected near the rally site. the state department is warning u.s. citizens about traveling to parts of mexico, as homicides are on the rise at resorts popular with american tourists, and murders across mexico are set to hit the highest level since the turn-of-the-century. officials say turf wars between rival gangs are pushing the spike in violence. the treasury department has sanctioned russian and chinese companies and individuals, for supporting north korea's regime. according to the "new york the sanctions affect six people with ties to pyongyang's weapons program. the treasury secretary says and enabling north korean destruction -- production of weapons of mass destruction is unacceptable. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. "what'd you miss?" the bar for the new iphone is set high, as analysts and consumers eagerly await the device. this coincides with the 10t

saturday night beginning with tracey crow and jerri bell at 9:00 followed by "after words" with senator jeff lake at 10:00 p.m. eastern, and robert o'neill at 11:00 p.m. on c-span 2's book tv. >>> now historian and author elizabeth cobbs talks about the women who served overseas as telephone operators in the u.s. army's signal corps during world war i. the national archives in washington d.c. hosted this event. it is just under an hour. >> after the united states entered world war i women as well as men eagerly volunteered to serve their country. although women were prohibited from joining the regular army or navy, they found ways to contribute, often taking jobs once performed by men, now going overseas. one group of women, however, possessed a skill much needed by the army. fighting a war required reliable communications network, but more than two-and-a-half years of war had devastated the french telephone system. general john j.pershing called upon the expertise of women telephone operators. more than 1700 women applied and just over 200 served in europe with the army. their service is documen

we saw him in the valley, yet negative things to say about john mccain and jeff lake, the two republicanrizona but did not mention them by name. he has spent august fueling feuds with mitch mcconnell and other republicans in congress and that will not help him when it is to be september and he would -- he needs congresses help to pass legislation. manus: the other clanger was the threat to pull out of nafta. we had a variety of conversation on this, some say he wants to tweet that ministers have said he wants a radical overhaul. this will upset markets quite substantially, he is attacking something that is about growth area -- growth. kathleen: and that is concerning concerning two markets. he wants to pull out and other days saying other things. we have seen this happen where he says one thing and something slightly different. policymakers and people in his administration do not know what the actual policy prescription is going to be. anna: on north korea, another topic that is front and center for investors. we heard rex tillerson on the subject. but that in context for us. kathleen: t

scarlet: i want to get your opinion on something senator jeff lake has written.his was in politico this morning, and essay entitled my party is in denial about donald trump. he says if i 2017 the conservative bargain was to go along for a very bumpy ride because with congressional the gemini and the white house, we had numbers to achieve some long-held policy goals -- youret: based on conversations and observations, do others in your party see it this way? is senator flake alone in seeing this? guest: the president is a controversial figure. verymerican public saw a controversial election with controversial people running. they said we wanted somebody's going to flip the game board of american politics and that's what donald trump has done. he's a controversial figure without question and what we are seeing now is some increasing surefooted miss that hopefully will be coming out of the white house, but are has to be a lot of soul-searching in the united in thesenate right now clear ability with numbers that are there to be able to pass bills that are significant

followed by "after words" with senator jeff lake at 10:00 p.m. eastern and robert o'neill at 11:00 p.m. on c-span to book tv. >> former judges the supreme court's in colorado and indiana talk about the future of law schools at the seventh circuit bar association annual meeting in indianapolis. it runs about one hour 15 minutes. [applause] >> thanks for making time on the program for this conversation about the future of our profession. as brian said i am randy and i spent most of my adult life as chief justice of the spring court and i now do senior service and are in a mediator court and i have an appointment over the indiana school of law. to my right is rebecca who after a career as a trial judge and a practice into more than a decade on the colorado supreme court she left there ten or 11 years ago to be the founding director of the institute for the advancement of the american legal system. she does all sorts of research and work on the improvement of courts and the improvement of legal education of the legal profession. then professor willia

he called senator jeff flake "f lake jeff flake. he is toxic." "senatorg that stating lindsey graham falsely saying i think there is equivalency between the kkk and the nazis and people like ms. heyer." "because of the way you have handled the charlottesville tragedy, you are receiving groups in our country. please fix this. history is watching us all." while expressing some sympathy for trump, former house speaker newt gingrich says that the president standing with his own party is grim. froms much weaker support the party in congress anything she does, and a lot of it is often afflicted. janai: the president said in the wake of the attack in charlottesville, he waited to respond for getting the facts. in the case of barcelona committee was only --case of barcelona, it was only a few hours. "time" magazine showing the new cover. the artist to design the image says that white supremacists use the freedoms of our constitution to provide "further an agenda of hatred." toson: when it comes confederate monuments, baltimore city. they were taken to wh

saturday night beginning with tracey crow and jerri bell at 9:00 followed by "after words" with senator jeff lake at 10:00 p.m. eastern, and robert o'neill at 11:00 p.m. on c-span 2's book tv. >>> now historian and author elizabeth cobbs talks about the women who served overseas as telephone operators in the u.s. army's signal corps during world war i. the national archives in washington d.c. hosted this event. it is just under an hour. >> after the united states entered world war i women as well as men eagerly volunteered to serve their country. although women were prohibited fr

we are in a tribal environment and we have republican party, aa jeff lake, who was one of the most conservative people i know and i've known them pretty well since he was in the house, anyone who thanks that he is a moderate, he's not. he's a concerted guy. he's a guy who values the deliberative process, compromise and the institutions. he would make it pretty clear that you don't have republican party that has a large group of moderates or even a small group of moderates and then a large group of conservatives and the people who now are being called moderates over and over again by reporters and you can't get the. to stop despite the craziness oa doing so would have a 25 years ago been at the right end of their party. now it's conservatives and radicals. if you decide -- and they have all seen the state of speaker baynard that you are going to reach more broadly to find the center you will be speaker for very long and you can make that work as a majority leader in the senate but you won't find the right kind of cooperation to pull it all together in the house. i doubt very much if you had a pr

donald trump not om going after jeff lake and insulting him in his home state but insulting a war hero who is battling brain cancer right now. and shows absolutely no compassion, no hom it matters if donald trump ever wants to pass legislation through the senate, not just about mccain but about mccain, about flake, about mitch mcconnell. i don't see how this moved the ball anywhere but backwards for the president and his hopes of getting nilg done in congress this fall. >> welcome to the heightened discipline and new direction had that event i think exceeded the low expectations we talked about he was in yesterday to do. if you take what he did last night and how that he going to be received in washington and by the media and if you take the new york city story about mitch mckomd. himself anger is partly based on concern about both the russia investigation and his inact to bend congress to his will and nothing he did last night that i see, even as a bank shot, makes it more likely that the very difficult legislative problems he faces in just a couple weeks are going to be easier to dea

lake. josh reed has the story. jeff lahr is a regular on shasta lake.ere to go boating for more than 50 years.he says this year he's seen many problems on the water.jeff lahr/ shasta lake visitor:"it just seems like it's a lot worse, there's more accidents." on saturday the shasta county sheriff's office says a 7-year- old girl was swimming behind a house boat when 29 year old phong ly on a rented personal watercraft, hit the girl and the boat.the girl was rushed to the hospital but later died from her injuries.deputies say ly was driving at unsafe speeds.many boaters on the lake sunday weren't familiar with this incident, but said they do see many cases of boaters not following safety rules.jake mires/ shasta lake visitor:"i think it's overlooked just because you know, boating is fun, the lake, everyone's having a good time"in just a single week in early july, 12 year old auston strole and 7 year old julian zamora both died on the lake, and other non-fatal accidents have occurred.veteran boaters say it's important to always be careful and be aware of y

correspondent galaga family is that and i got to go we just had jeff sessions as trying to take an aggressive stance when it comes to stopping these lakes because so far? and nobody has been able to stop this sensitive information from getting onto the front pages of the american newspapers. yeah absolutely and this is proved to be a real nuisance for this administration since a day one it grew into a major source of frustration and ultimately became a. full out obsession for this president who is constantly tweeting about these leaks. saying you know that they put in jeopardy national security put of the lives of americans at risk we heard those exact same words from the attorney general. during this upright so called friends and donald trump always talking about the necessity of cracking down on those leakers and punishing them. to the fullest extent of the law and that's pretty much what we heard today from the attorney up. general this has also you have to keep this in mind fueled. much of the negative perception in the public opinion of this president and the inner workings of this white house because as you mentioned these leaks s

jeff. >> he's just keeping you honest. keeping it real, as we lake to say.e feeling good about yourself earlier, so knock you down a level or two. >> i still feel pretty good. >> let's talk about starbucks. those shares moving lower after a downgrade today. it is to market perform, price target, 56 bucks obamacare bmo making our call of the day pete, i go to you. they say, we believe there are deeper issues contributing to slower u.s. comps. >> really? >> are there >> well, i disagree. my argument still in starbucks has been the add that the mobile app has been so successful that it created the mosh pit. you go in there and it's turn sed into this complete mess. they've got to do a much better job with efficiency in the stores themselves. >> but this seems to be a much bigger issue than efficiency with mobile ordering you think it's just that >> i think it's a big portion of it i think they've got to be able to figure out ways to execute and get things out quicker and do a much better job in terms of actually answering with these mobile apps. if you walk in,

lake charles. we'll have coverage from there. we are watching jeffocke's camera as well, about a minute away from the fox business network coming up in just a second. he's had some amazing pictures to show us is afternoon. we've also been watching in a parking lot which has turned rescue center, 227, whatever one that remains on the ground. people walking around and you can see you take that, 226, tonight 27. the ricoh. that's the high water rescue where they are launching the boats and the rest of it. the red cross has reminded us, red cross.org if you want to donate, a lot of work to be done. the markets will close in just a few caboodle will have your world coming up. this is fox news channel, america's choice for news and information. i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of p

jeff flock brings us that story. >> good morning from the middle of the road. actually the middle of lake cook road in illinois.ugary drink tax is cook county. you pay an extra penny announced a few drinks have been that his sugared. if you don't want to pay that tax in barrington, illinois, walk across the street. they are, lake county, no sugary drink tax. what is a sugary drink tax? it's included in what is not. as you might guess, and a soda can at any diet soda or even ones that don't have sugar, but as sweetener in it than the sweetened tea comes to sweetened tea come to sweden coffees and drinks, all tax now. the free refills you are used to getting wherever you go, those are also free but not free when it comes to taxes. taxes on those refills as well. also, water if it's flavored if it's free of attacks. but these attacks kill 100% fruit and vegetable juices. anything of the race the next. milk and soy milk not taxed in plain water and not as well i'll tell you, the tax as we said a penny announced for a 12 pack of coke for example. that's 144 ounces. on top of that, the sales tax at one point to 5% in

the rain in lake charles has been steady for the last four days, the situation for some has turned dangerous. at least 200 residents have been forced to evacuate. meteorologist jeff jamison of our dallas station ktvt has the latest on tropical storm harvey. good morning, jeff. >> good morning. still incredible that we're still talking about harvey as a tropical storm, still over the open waters of the gulf of mexico, but slowly today pushing toward southwest louisiana. should make landfall later this morning in cameron parish, just to the southeast of beaumont, where we have been looking at torrential rains all through the overnight hours, more than 20 inches of rain in beaumont, port you can see as we get a closer look at the radar, how the rain spins in the same areas and the colors of orange and red indicate where that really heavy rain is falling along i-10 between beaumont and lake charles. in houston, things are slowly drying out. a few sprinkles this morning and that's certainly good news. tropical storm warnings are in effect for the houston area through the coast of louisiana. we do expect to see that landfall from harvey, another u.s. landfall, coming u

jeff? >> looks like could see wind in both locations get up to 25 miles an hour. humidity down. big change for saturday and sunday. temperatures will be up to 89 degrees in morgan hill. near the lake, warm up to 90 but wind with hot spots that could cause firefighters problems. humidity at 25%. common sense but remember, doing any camping, fully extinguish fire, get proper permits for back yard debris burning and check out spark arrester, to help you from spark fires with lawnmower and leaf blowers. new update in 15 minutes. >>> developing story. big pay day for one lucky person who bought a mega millions ticket in south bay. winning numbers -- 56, 23, 58, 33, 53. and mega number, 6. nbc bay area joins us, everybody wants to know what is winner and what money are we talking about cheryl? >> reporter: i played but didn't win because didn't buy ticket from this store. somebody did. their ticket is worth $550,000. be exact about this. lottery officials say ticket is worth $550,731, nice chunk of change. i'll take it. total jackpot $393 million, big party in illinois tonight. only missing from this sunnyvale winner is 26. caught employee who didn't know anything about it. talked to a

lakes that has been breached. the brazoria county levee that is breached and threatening residents in surrounding areas, 3,000 homes in houston have been swamped by water. jeff flock showed you a house in the last hour, i'm fearful to see where you are. the massive floods are probably heading louisiana's way. tell us what you are seeing now? >> reporter: i want to continue to tell the story of this one person in the flood as it unfolds. that is brandon, the guy we met last hour who let us take a first live look inside his house. he's taken some of his stuff there, whoopsy, out of the house, that we showed and you maybe if we -- i want to show you what the outside of that house looks like. maybe take a look at the pictures from inside, an extraordinary look. he hasn't been back since he left the house on saturday. you open the door and this is some of what he saw, it is incredible devastation, and this is repeated all over houston, and not only that, liz, if we come back live here, this is one of the reasons why his house flooded. this is the levee but behind his house it separates the bayou from his house. and this broke through this morning, and there's a g

lake houston parkway. >> the northeast side -- >> her first name -- >> -- by houston parkway. it's 12447 is the house? >> yes. yes. >> all right. >> yes, sir. and -- yes. and her son's name is jeffarker. so, connie or jeff, wherever you are, can you please let me know that you're okay? and if anybody knows where she is, can you please just let us know? because i've been trying to reach her and she's not answered. so, you know, we're really concerned over friends missing because i don't think that they realized that, you know, you had to swim a ways, you know, and to, you know, try to get rescued. >> i understand. >> unfortunately. we're so -- yeah. >> and, look, you know, take it you got your husband a son and yourself to safety. >> righ >> you want to find your friends. you also had to leave behind something else that's very close to you. you had to leave your rescue dog behind at the house. >> yes. unfortunately, i was not able and to carry my dog and my child and, you know, it was just -- there was no way. >> too much, dawn. it's too much. >> i tried to -- >> it's too much. everybody understands that. >> i tried to build -- yeah. yeah, you know, so hopefully -- i have people

jeff. >> reporter: i love where i am, stuart, right in the middle of the road. this is lake cook road., which if you eat at the egg harbor cafe you have to pay penny an ounce for every sugar drink you drink. if you walk across the road, don't run over, to the the jewel, you may no tax. that is the way it works here with the sugary drink tax. the tax is not small potatoes. look at numbers on this. cook county already has one of the highest sales taxes in the nation, over 10%. plus it already had a soft drink tax of 3%. now with an additional penny an ounce on sugared strings. people are just doing it. look at parking lot. full of folks crossing the line to save pennies. stuart: why not? flock, the first time i ever heard you describe yourself as middle of the road. we'll be back to you. that is a promise. >> reporter: margaret thatcher said it was a bad idea. neil: thanks, man. >>> we got to go. we have oil numbers for you right after this. i accept i don't bike as far as i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a h

jeff? >> reporter: come to you right in the middle of the road where i like to be as a journalist, connell, in the middle of lake county over here from cook county over here. cook county has a soda tax. egg harbor cafe you can get a seat. lake county, parking lot packed with people, crossing the line to avoid a soda tax. what is a soda tax? in cook county it is, they pretty much tax everything even without sugar in it, diet drinks, soda of any kind, sweetened tea, energy drinks, in cook count the free refills you get. not free any more. you're paying a penny an ounce for everything. even if you get it free you have to pay tax on it. water is taxed if it is flavored. what is not taxed is 100% fruit juices and vegetable juices. anything a barista makes, nothing from starbucks or anything. milk and soy milk is not taxed. water if plain is not taxed. there is no small tax. 12-pack of coke for example, costs 16.99, take a look attacks on it. cook county, sales tax of 10%. another soft drink tax of 3% on top of that, the sugary drink tax. 12-ounces in a can. 12 cans in a 12 pack. $1.44 extra. this is something gaining

lake bar croft area. well check in with him in just a few minutes. ♪ >>> in the meantime happening today, attorney general jeffe who leak classified and other sensitive government information. on thursday, sessions said continued leaks of classified information are quote a threat to national security. the attorney general is faced increased pressure from the president who blasted him on leak in pursuing leakers within the administration. >> that announce many from jeff sessions comes a day after the washington post reported on leaked transcripts of phone conversations between the president and the leaders of mexico and australia. during the mexico call, president trump acknowledged that he boxed himself in politically by insisting mexico would pay for the border wall. the post article quotes the president as saying in part "i have to have mexico pay for the wall. i have to. we should both say we will work it out we had work on the formula should you ". transcripts verify reports from february about calls the president had insisted were fake news. >>> in the meantime the investigation into possible links betwee

jeff, good morning. >> good morning. harvey is still a tropical storm, even though it's made its way inland by about 40 miles in southwestern louisiana, just to the west of lakerles, louisiana. all that rain in southeast texas, including orange and port arthur, in some cases it's totaling over 40 inches since the storm began. and today the storm will continue to move north. by this afternoon, still a tropical storm across central louisiana, and by tonight it's weakened into a depression up in northern louisiana. by the weekend, this storm in a weakened state will be across parts of tennessee and kentucky and spread heavy rain all the way up the path through the weekend. now, we are looking at the rain continuing, especially on the west side of the circulation. so that means far east texas today, western louisiana could add another 5 to 10 inches of rain on top of what's already fallen right now. that rain will continue to push well up to the north and toward memphis and northern mississippi by the time we get to tomorrow. gayle? >> thank you, jeff. the weather is improving in houston, as you see, but the flood disaster is still unfolding. it's a problem. the

lakes levy is breached. the houston dam is spilling over first time in history. the president himself will be in corpus christie to survey the damage thus far. jeff flock in houston. hey, jeff. reporter: two reservoirs, neil. i'm at the barker reservoir. farther down it's a little lower in terms of the size of the berm. so they're releasing water out of it. if either of these reservoirs were to breach their berms, look what is out there? 3,000 homes and residences out there, all in jeopardy. that is what is threatened at this hour. already water is going out the spillway, crossing what is route 6 out there. that road out there is route 6. already water overbreaching that. and headed into those homes. they're hoping though, that is as bad as it gets. it is pretty bad. we'll show you next hour what that looks like. for now, it holding. they hope it continues to hold. neil: jeff, thank you, very, very much. by the way to jeff's point, it rice it is really not just houston but hillary vaughn is here. hi, hillary. reporter: they got off one of people just rescued. they were waiting since 4:00 a.m. for a response. what did you feel waiting for the resc

lakes levy is breached. the houston dam is spilling over first time in history. the president himself will be in corpus christie to survey the damage thus far. jeffat the barker reservoir. farther down it's a little lower in terms of the size of the berm. so they're releasing water out

followed by "after words" with senator jeff lake at 10:00 p.m. eastern and robert o'neill at 11:00 p.m. on c-span to book tv. >> former judges the supreme court's in colorado and indiana talk about the

arizona senator jeff lake calls for return of court conservative principles in his book conscience of a conservative. he is interviewed by a daily news columnist. >> how do you make the case, rightly, i think, that health of conservativ conservativism has real implication. >> you can win elections. if we as conservatives want to enact conservative policy, then you have to treat an election like how do we set this up for governing in ways that we can move forward with our agenda. >> at 11:00 p.m. the military career and participation of the killing of osama bin laden and his book the operator, firing the shot that killed osama bin laden and my years as a seal team warrior. >> c-span has been on the road meeting with winners of this year's student cam documentary competition. i lame high school in laramie, wyoming, the mayor gathered with family and school officials to give the first place prize of $3000 to wyoming's dependence on fossil fuel. in golden, colorado, a second place prize of $1500 for documentary on cyber security. also in denver, their place a word of $750 to tenth graders

followed by afterwards with senator jeff lake at 10:00 p.m. eastern and robert o'neil at 11:00 p.m. on book tv. next week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three a civil war a special featuring american history tv highlights on monday we are at the emerging civil war blog symposium where we look at the great defenses of the civil war including gettysburg and the siege of vicksburg. we focus on civil war leadership. what talks on general robert e lee. we are at the gettysburg college . wednesday features them. speakers include historians. and on friday we can include the conference with author tj stiles. all next week beginning 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. and the eagle -- a legal conference a law school professor discussed the future of law school. this is from the seventh circuit bar associations annual meeting. it is an hour and a half.