government official the mayor subpoenaed twitter and comcast to trace the account back to a guy named john daniel. the cops raided his house and confiscated iphones and computers, but in the end daniel wasn't arrested. now daniel seen here is suing the mayor and others for violating his first and fourth amendment rights. meanwhile air ties who is threatening a counter suit for deaf defamation gave a reading of the parity account's horrible tweets. >> i am thinking it is a tequilla and stripper night. quote. going to be at a a local bar woof nie g down some wings. quote, 2 [bleep] to get off my chest. if you don't like peoria and you want to sit here and [bleep] then leave. and two, who stole my crack pipe? >> that guy is amazing. >> that is the worse performance i have ever seen. >> it was thought very convincing. >> you have to get into the character. >> he was traying to seem appalled. >> you can't do both. you can't seem appalled and play a party man. >> i thought he carried the quote thing perfectly. >> we understood it was not his original. >> i am not having a press conference to go do some

once again, professor daniel serwer at johns hopkins university in washington. sources in vienna that say nuclear negotiations between iran and six world powers are making little progress. uranium enrichment program, which the west suspects as part of a plan to make nuclear weapons, that is an accusation iran denies. today,state television he cast negative light on those talks and dismissed the six other powers as completely acceptable. the two sides have until july 22 find an agreement. now to intense fighting -- until july 20 two find an agreement. now to infants -- intense fighting in the ukraine. the most intense fighting is in a city just to the east of sauvignon. turnbull reports. >> the new faces of the ukrainian leadership, sworn in by parliament. >> i, fully conscious of my great possibility as a cabinet member, solemnly swear to be faithful to the people of ukraine. >> a former chief with the russians teed -- top priority in an aide -- in an effort to ease tensions with moscow. accused of moving forces closer to the border with ukraine.ine -- with a fe

george washington, john adam, himmel on the franklin, hancock, both adams, john and sam, daniel morgan. i'm sorry? robert morris. nathaniel green, right, patrick henry. we can go on and on. how many women can you name who were important? one, two, wait wait. abigail adam, martha washington are margaret corbin, betsy ross that is six, we're not going to get up to 10, are we? [inaudible] [laughter] >> that is another issue. she would not have an interesting memoir if we could get it. there were million women at least who were witnesses or involved in the revolution but we don't know that much about them. the accounts that we have from those who are left, from those we know they are very few. we know women -- when the british was marching up we know women threw hot oil on them. we only have scraps. aside from the women you mentioned, this was a real frustration to me. i was curious. i said there has to be more account and there has to be correspondence. that is how i began writing the book. coincidence and coincidencal in my research, there was two women five years apart, if not tory cent

. >> daniel from john hopkins. turning attention to kenya, and attack in lamew. kun men attacked the town and set fire to three hotels and a gas station and attacked a police station. the number of deaths is not known. a string of gun and grenade attacks plagued kenya. they have been blamed on al-shabab. pakistani army is intensifying on offensive against the taliban. the government launched a grouped offensive. after obvious night air strikes in areas where the taliban hides out. many crossed the border to get away. >> leaving behind their homes, fleeing violence, between the government and fighters growls in north waziristan. some left pakistan and crossed into afghanistan, in search of safety. >> the situation there is very bad. our schools are closed, the hospitals are closed, the government is giving us trouble. >> reporter: this is the town he fled. the street strewn with rubble, after becoming a target for air strikes. the latest offensive in the border region followings an attack on the carr ach yip air force. that left 36 people dead, and shut down the c

captain etsil and daniel siem moniker kathrin from the john stewart company t project sponsor is also here to provide you with a briefing on the stalts and then daniel can run through with you the designs of block 10. this concludes my presentation, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. >> good afternoon x commissioner, i'm cath lin from the john stewart company, i have a powerpoint presentation that i can deliver which is very similar to what we delivered in february with an overall update of phase 1 and setting the stage with phase 2 or we can roll into daniel's presentation with more specific designs on block 10, i was told we should keep the conversation brief. >> maybe quickly run over the context. >> sure, and while daniel's loading, what i'll do -- so, this is really the critical part of what i was going to present, and this set it is stage for part 2, it's a little blurry, essentially phase 1 of hunters' view is what you see at the top of the map in where the box colored diagrams are, that's completed last year, fully occupied and managed by th

daniel directs the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research. and farthest to my left is emily miller who is currently senior editor of the opinion pages at the washington times newspaper but will be starting this month as the chief investigate iive reporter at fox 5 news. congratulations on your new job, sounds very exciting. [applause] emily is the author of the book, "emily gets her gun," which is about the current national political debate over gun control. she was awarded the clark -- [inaudible] award for investigative reporting from the institute on political journalism in 2012. a baltimore native, she is a cum laude graduate of georgetown university's school of foreign service. so that's, that's a lot of credentials for a saturday morning. and i think the way i would like to handle this is i'm going to pose some very open-ended questions, spark -- in my usual, very literal-minded way -- by the titles of these three books. and be i'll ask each author to address the question for a couple of hadn'ts and then ask the other two authors to add

emerged according to documents obtained by the new york times blackwater manager daniel carroll met with special agent john ritter and a state department manager. analyst donald thomas jr to discuss their investigation into the firm's sub standard dining hall facilities and that's when carol allegedly said i can kill you right now where you sit and no one's going to do anything about it because of where we're at that's according to richter's official statement now donald thomas corroborated his story and said in his own statement that the blackwater manager went on to say i could shoot you and kill you here in iraq and no one would do anything about it because that's the way it is here he also went on to compare iraq to the wild west such as the ok corral now i was joined earlier by elizabeth holtzman a former congresswoman of new york and cup troll or of new york city i first asked her about a government official alleging that a blackwater manager threatened his life during an on site review and whether we should question the types of people the u.s. government is engaging in business with. absolutely i m

i spoke with daniel, a senior professor at john hopkins school of advanced international studies and i asked if the u.s. had a responsibility to help iraq right now. >> it's not a matter of responsibility. it's a matter of whether we can do something effective that will improve the situation. there may well be military things to do. oi thought the president made a good start when he said "i want to know what the political plan is nor iraq", and he's rite to insist on the political plan, because the problem originates in the divisive sectarian politics in iraq, pursued aggressively by the prime minister, who is pop awe lar. he just won on election you have a popular prime minister and we have to get past the political problem. >>> pakistani officials will continue a military offensive against the taliban until the surrender of the enemy. more than 100 have been killed in launched attacks. many are crossing the border to escape the fighting. >> reporter: leaving behind their homes and fleeing violence between the government and fighters groups - some left pakistan and crossed na afghan

. >> will that be enough to force daniel snyder to change his mind? john henry smith joins us with that. >> so far, daniel snyders position is fairly hardened. after being one of the most iconic symbols in the nfl, the washington redskins name and logo is under attack, the federal trademark board canceled the trademark protection. various indian nations have long protested the red skin name. president obama and 50 u.s. senators joined in that chorus. the redskins franchise says it will appeal the ruling. the last time the trademark office voided the protections was 1992. that appeals process came out in the team's favor after 17 years. this appeals process plays out, the team has full use of its trademark protections. in a statement, the trademark attorney said we are confidence we will prevail once again. >> wishful thinking. they are putting on a brave face here. the previous case was overturned on appeal on a technicality, the issue of laches, the plaintiff waited to long for bringing a decision, which was the key point there. they don't have that luxur

john koskinen during a heated monday night evening. >> i asked a question. >> and inessed it. >> reporter: the committee daniel issa slammed him saying he would turn over e-mails of lois lerner at the center of the investigation into the agency targeting tea party groups applying for tax exempt status. but earlier this month, the irs told congress that a computer had crashed in 2011 and destroyed some of her e-mails. >> all the e-mails we have would be provided. i did not say i would provide you e-mails that disappeared. if you have a magical way to do that i'd be happy to do that. >> reporter: some democrats koskinen saying there's no evidence that it was part of a cover-up as some republicans have suggested. >> the fact that you would be suggested tonight to the barrage and innuendo and accusation backed up by nothing for the purpose of political theater is, to me, recs and disgraceful. >> reporter: a white house attorney subpoenaed by congressman issa will testify today during an overoversight hearing. one thing investigators want to know, if anyone outside the irs, specifically in the white house, was a part of any of the targeti

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danielle pletka, let's start with secretary of state john kerry's visit to iraq.you think it is possible to form a new government? guest: i think it is possible. they have a little less than a week ago before the deadline. the real question is whether the prime minister is going to be able to create a broad enough coalition or whether somebody else is going to end up creating the coalition. guest: i think that is exactly right. i think this is a very short amount of time in which to form a government, something that iraq has taken months and months to do in the past. i do think the crisis gives this a new urgency. the u.s. has basically come right up to the edge of saying to go.liki has some neighbors in the region have said it out right. he is going to have a difficult uphill battle to be able to convince other groups to join him in a national unity government. host: surprised at how unstable the iraqi political system has been in this crisis that has sprung up in just the past couple of weeks and months? guest: it has always been unstable in terms of government

john thune. after that, a committee discusses veterans health care legislation. >> author daniel shulman on the koch brothers, their rise to political power, and their two decade power over their father's empire. v. koch is between all four koch brothers, and it culminates in a boardroom showdown that charles ends up wording. bill, frederick, and some of the other company shareholders were essentially trying to expand the size of the board, and this would have ended up opposing charles as the chairman, and they would've taken a greater role in the direction of the company. the end result is bill is tossed out of the company -- >> by his brothers. >> by his brothers, and there is a really dramatic moment in the book where, you know, the board has to sit down and decide bill's fate. writes "sons of wichita" author daniel shulman tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> this morning, a reporters roundtable with the news of the week with paul waldman and weekly standard writer michael warren. then a discussion on the supreme court ruling on presidential recess appointments with chris later, eric olson from

"newsmakers" senator john about the upcoming elections, transportation, funding, economy, and iraq. "newsmakers" on c-span. author danielschulman on the koch brothers. >> there's this massive lawsuit that played out between the koch otherss on one side and on the other side. this is a boardroom showdown. frederick, and other shareholders were eventually trying to stand -- they would have taken a greater role in the direction of the company. the end result is bill is out of the company a few years later by his brothers. there's is a dramatic moment in the book where the board has to sit down and decide bill's sta te. wichita" on c-span's "q&a." the status ofn on same-sex marriage and whether there will be another challenge in the courts from "washington journal"." this is 40 minutes. host: and thursday marked one year since the supreme court ruled portions of the defense of marriage act unconstitutional. here to discuss the current status of same-sex marriage in the united states is brian brown, president of the national organization for marriage. and sarah warbelow, what is the most significant development on this issue

daniel alvarez. and when you look for fingerprints on what the if c.c. of e raten terms reform you'll find john and fingerprints all over it. but there are also two other very important people in this audience. and i think that their presence here today creates a construct things.we can screws therman reed hunt, i have august responsibility of aslowing in reed's footsteps chairman of the f.c.c., and many names that eevitably get attached to the the program, the present at creation seminole name that is reedth hunt. there would be no e rate program without wreathed hunt, and that is -- reed hunt, and is that just a factual statement. [applause] the archivist tufdz, david and he's also here, got more goodies in his house down on pennsylvania avenue than else in, and over the years i've been privileged of thoseround a lot goodies and hang around david. a library guy to begin with, folks, he was stole friend the new york public library where he was running that great institution. thewhat he's done at national archives is to open up the national archives ands so much of that concept of opening means

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john thune of south dakota talks about the 2014, 2016 elections. "newsmackers" today at 10:00 and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> author daniel schulman on the coke brothers, their rise to political power and their two-decade battle. so coke is this massive lawsuit that played out for the coke brothers, charles and david on one side. bill and fredrick and other chair holders of the coke industries. his starts in a board room hold out. this would have ended up deposing charles as the chairman. they would have take an greater roll until the direction of the company. the end rule result is bill is tossed out of the company -- >> by his brothers. >> and there's a really dramatic moment in the book where, you know, the board has to sit down and decide bill's fate. >> sons of wichita author daniel schulman tonight on c pan's q&a. >> on wednesday, denver struck down utah's ban on same marriage. the voter approved ban, they said, was unconstitutional. same sex couples are still not able to marry in utah. the decision is expected to be appealed to the supreme court. here's the oral argument from pril of this year. >> we're here this m

jonathan chambers and daniel alverez and when you look at finger prints on what the fcc is doing in terms of e-rate reform you will find john and dan's finger prints all over it. but there are two other important people in this audience and i think their presence here today creates a construct for how we can discuss things. chairman reed hunt i have the august responsibility of following in reed's foot steps as chairman of the fcc. and while there are many names that get attached to the e-rate program, the present at the creation seminole name associated with that is reed hunt. there would be no e-rate program without read hunt and that is a factual statement. and the person with more goodies in his house on pennsylvania avenueav avenue than any place other else. i have been probe privileged to hang around david. he is a library folks and what he has done at the national archive is to open up the national archives and so much of that concept of opening up means digitalization. the movie was fabulous but they got the telegraph scene wrong in the lincoln movie. he wrote them out and thank god he did and they are saved at the

daniel alvarez. when you look for fingerprints on what the fcc is doing in terms of the e-rate reform you'll find john and dan's fingerprints all over it. but there are also two other very important people in this audience. i think that their presence here today creates a construct for how we can discuss things. chairman reed hundt. i have the august responsibility of following in reid's footsteps as chairman of the fcc and while there are many names that inevitably get attached to the e-rate program that the present at the creation seminole name associated with that is reed hundt. there would need no e-rate program without reed hundt and that is just a factual statement. [applause] the archivist of the united states david theriault is also here and susan said, he has got more goodies in his house down on pennsylvania avenue than anyplace else and over the years i have been privileged to hang around a lot of those goodies and hang around david. he is a library guide to begin with folks. he was stolen from the new york public library where he was running that great institution that what he has done at

john thune talks about the 2014 and 2016 elections. he also discusses the economy, iraq, and transportation issues. "newsmakers" airs sundays at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> author daniel schulman on the koch brothers, their rise to political power, and their battle over their father's empire. >> this battle played out between the koch brothers, charles and david on one side, one side bill and frederick. this culminates in a boardroom showdown that charles ends up --porting -- boarding charles ends up thwarting. bill, frederick, and some others were trying to expand the board, and it would have ended up deposing charles s chairman, and they would have taken a greater role in the direction of the company. the end result is bill is tossed out of the company a few years later by his brothers, and there is a really dramatic moment in the board has to sit down and decide. 8:00 easternht at on c-span's "q&a." it was august of 15, i think, on a sunday, very much one of those moments when richard nixon essentially appeared on television, halfway through "bonanza," which was a great cowboy show. he interrupted the show to say, "we are not going to allow the dollar to be convert