john feinstein chronicles his years of reporting on some of the greatest sports figures.re's also erik larson's book. and george will write about the chicago cubs and the history of wrigley field and a nice little place on the north side. you can find his interviews online at c-span.org. c-span's "queash journal" live with news and policy issues that impact you. vladic monday, steven discussing the memo. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> british prime minister teresa may was in china this past week for talks with leaders. taking her place was david livingston. topic include lowering the voting age to 16 and benefits to first time home buyers. this is 40 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime inister, ian murm. >> good evening. -- >> mr. speaker, i have been asked to reply. my right honorable friend the prime minister is in china building on the existing strong ties between our two countries. and she's accompanied by the largest business delegation that this government has yet led. >> mr.

sports writer john feinstein talks about his memoir one-on-one which chronicles his years of reportingn the greatest sports figures. book on the last crossing of the lusitania. and george will wright about the chicago cubs and the history of wrigley field and a nice little place on the north side are you can find these interviews online at c-span.org. >> here is a look at our live coverage today on c-span house and homeland security giving a speech on national security. the house returned after that to consider bills dealing with military sales to jordan and combating russian cyber attacks. earlier this week, another temporary measure to keep the government funded past thursday. on c-span, former secretary of state hillary clinton walks -- talks about the role on women and human rights. .t 3:00, the senate returns a vote on the nomination at 530. on c-span3, a discussion on the current political climate and the impact it is having on the senate. also, the house administration committee meets to consider a resolution that would cry or each lawmaker and their staff to adopt and -- an ant

sportswriter john feinstein talks about his memoir one-on-one, which chronicles his years of reporting. there's also erik larson on his book, deadweight. and, political commentator george will writes about the chicago cubs and the history of wrigley field. you can find these interviews online at c-span.org. journal, washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, law professor stephen x discusses the release of the nunes house intelligence memo. christopher farrell will be on to talk about reaction to the memo's release. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> here's a look at our live coverage monday. house homeland security chair michael mccaul gives a speech on national security. the house returns after that to consider bills dealing with military sales to jordan and combating russian cyber attacks. , votes aree week possible on another measure to keep the government-funded. on c-span 2, hillary clinton talks about the role of women in advancing human rights. at three, the senate returns to

and we ought to be supporting senator feinstein's assault weapons bill to ban assault weapons. but, john, you know -- remember, senator feinstein offered a bill that we voted on, and it was just on the terrorist watch list. the people who can't get on airplanes should not be able to buy a gun, and as you know, it was defeated. so it's an uphill climb, but at some point, we have to confront the reality of what's happening on the ground with these slaughters. >> how much opposition would you get from other democrats, those who say president trump carries a lot more than you carry yours. >> in some states you have a problem, but you have some republicans in urban states that clearly have a different opinion of this. and, again, i remind you, i'm a hunter. i grew up on a ranch. i support the second amendment. but it's one thing to be able to acquire assault weapons, military weapons. that is where you should draw the line. >> i hear you, senator. in my business we don't get to pick sides of how it should end, but i would like all the people to get in a room and have an adult conversation abo

john duncan flew then can't trump's plane. axios reports he's been interviewed to be an faa administrator. >>> senator dianne feinstein has failed to secure an endorsement from her fellow democrats for her re-election bid. she was criticized as the party's convention for being weak on immigration. >>> talks between the u.s. and north korea may be closer to becoming a reality. the north is willing to meet with the trump administration. that came hours after kim jong-un called tougher sanctions imposed by the u.s. an act of war. >>> back here at home, a snowmobiler has been killed after an avalanche in washington state. the 32-year-old was among a group of five people in the mountains about an hour outside of seattle. they were taking a break when the snow above them broke free. three people were completely buried, including that man and his wife. >>> at least five deaths blamed on the veer storms that have hit the midwest. 12 tornadoes from arkansas to kentucky this weekend, flattening homes, uprooting trees, and scattering debris. the damage across 750 miles. heavy rain has triggered a flooding emergency from missouri to indiana

it or commentary, even when the so-called torture report which john mcloughlin just referred to was released separately by dianne feinstein and by the then minority view from the republicans on the senate intelligence committee, they were simultaneously released so you could at least look at both sets of facts. >> well, it goes to what john mcloughlin talked about earlier when he lamented the fact that this is probably permanently going to change -- i say permanently, it's going to take a good decade, i think, frankly, for the relationship between the legislative branch and the intelligence community to get repaired. this is going to be the partisan skepticism that's going to be there for frankly for some time now, i think. it's going to be something that it's going to make it feel like sort of the relationship that congress had with the cia in the '70s, to be honest, and some of that. so it is going to damage that for a long time. look, i think it's important to realize what's not in the memo, right? the memo does not make a case that carter page wasn't a person of interest. the memo doesn't make a good case that anythin

support with, john chung, second, and delain easton with 20%, and former los angeles mayor antonio came in 4th with 9% of the vote. >>> an unexpected political blow for senator diane feinstein, the california democratic party chose not to endorse her in her reelection bid. feinstein received support from just 37% percent of delegates. her main challenger, kevin deleon received 54% of the votes. >>> still ahead, samsung's new galaxy phone, it can translate foreign languages on the fly. we'll take a look at other brand new features. >>> and planning a trip to hawaii, you party make sure you still have a ride, the issue forcing one airline to cancel hundreds of bay area flights. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. hawaiian airlines' new non-stop service from

feinstein leads by 47% to 16%. >>> state democrats did not come up with an endorsement in the governor's race. gavin newsom leads the pack. john chung received 30%. and tony mendoza's campaign has encountered the first major political hurdle. local delegates at the convention overwhelmingly rejected his bid for an endorsement. he arrived at the convention just two days after he resigned his post following a sexual misconduct investigation involving six women. the democrat surprised many people by announcing he'll seek his seat again. >>> the city of san francisco is searching for polling places for the june 5th primary. they want 583 polling places for the primary. they are 67 short right now. the city wants public institutions or residents to volunteer recreation rooms, lobbies, or any space that's 300 square feet or bigger, well lit, and also wheelchair accessible. >>> back over to sal and let's check object traffic. >> the rain is making for a tough commute. and we'll start with a look at the drive to the macarthur maze. and 80 westbound. 31 minutes is not a terrible commute but it's only 6:15 for it to be kind of slow. and

john cox. among the democrats, top candidates are newsopl, former l.a. mayor, state treasure chung and easton. california democratic party is not endorsing senator feinstein her bid. the 84-year-old held the seat since 1992. many activists were eager to back her challenger, de leon. >> democratic party after the loss of hillary clinton they are saying we are tired of the old institutions and the old way of democratic politics. looking for a new way. >> failing to earn the 60% needed to win the endorsement. neither will get extra cash heading into the june primary. >> those delicates failed to endorse a candidate to replace jerry brown. quite a political surprise when it came to senator feinstein, right? >> yes. after all of her years of service in california you would think you would get that endorsement by the california democrats, the party, she did not get it. as a matter of fact she did not get a percentage that was close to her opponent. that is -- that is something to look at. >> what is the message here? is it that the democratic party is rapidly moving to the more left? >> possibly. more progressive. we don't know yet. people who attend those conv

john cornyn sitting to the president's right. his face just fell as the president was expressing his support for some of these measures. and dianne feinstein to the president's left was absolutely giddy hearing him say this. >> it was so shocking when, you know, people were talking about background checks. and then the notion of concealed carry was raised because -- >> by steve scalise. >> by steve scalise. people have always thought, okay, you can do enhanced background checks if you give the republicans concealed carry on weapons, and the -- >> nationwide. >> nationwide. the president said, nah, that's got to be in a separate bill. we're not going to do that. it will slow it republicans in the room saying oh, my gosh, what's next. and what's next is assault weapons and diane feinstein's joy. of course, the issue here is the reality show on daca, and nothing has come of that. so today we have the reality show on gun control where the president kept pushing for comprehensive reform. we now all have to take all of this with a grain of salt. >> and also said go ahead, confiscate the guns and worry about due process later if somebody is menta

john. to the mid-terms and new concerns for democrats with one headline reading demolition derby. glut of candidates has party at war with itself. the california democratic party refused to endorse dianne feinsteinthere is no secret here, mark, that there definitely needs to be new, fresh blood for the democratic party. feinstein is a perfect example of what is wrong with the democratic party, would you not say? >> it also says something to where the democratic party is going when senator feinstein is considered not liberal enough for them and they are just lurching to the left to the extreme and it shows that 2018 will come down to a simple message. results versus resistance. republicans under the leadership of president trump have the results. so far the only thing the democratic party has offered is resistance. >> julie: first of all, robin. in california democrats want to hijack the democratic party and actually lean so far left, will they not be doing themselves more harm by doing that? >> you better believe it. moderates get the work done. we're able to reach across the aisle and actually see progress. congress isn't meant to be a modern day welfare system. americans expect these legislato

john pence. this is not the first time the rnc has paid trump for use of one of his properties. party committee spent $1.3 million in the first eight months of 20 17. >>> dianne feinstein failed to win the backing of her state party. the 84-year-old feinstein, seeking her sixth term in office, received just 37% of the votes from party delegates with her challenger, state senator kevin de leon getting 54%. below fell below the 60% endorsement threshold. while feinstein remains well ahead in endorsements and campaigning, there's a more growing liberal movement within the party. >>> let's get a check off your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. you're tracking some rain in the southern part the of the country, but hopefully the northeast rain will dissipate. >> the whole country needs a break. over the weekend, we had our tornados on saturday. unfortunately we ended our streak with no fatalities. we just got done with the longest stretch in our country with no tornado fatalities. in kentucky and tennessee, about five people died in total this weekend from the flooding and from the tornados. i think we have some pictures of the tennessee damage. ef-1. so it was