famously said that we will decide who comes to our country and the manner in which they come that was john howard back in two thousand and one that is a very reasonable thing to say isn't it in order to be an open country in order to have high levels of immigration as australia does it needs to know that it is controlling its borders that's fair isn't it you know i am not in a position to make decision two or three in your heart or give advice to them you know i am a refugee so i don't think about this that was three years trying to protect its borders the main important thing is i myself and these people that we have been in this prison camp in this island for more than forty years for their first three years on madness the refugees were kept in what australia's government called a processing center half an hour away from the island's main town with high fences and god's refugees weren't allowed out no visitors in those inside considered it a prison in twenty sixteen happy new guinea's opposition leader took a case to the country supremes court arguing that the refugees detention was illegal und

laws after it leaves the bloc john howard has more on the debate in westminster.ell talks in the so-called war cabinet on brics is unlikely to go past wednesday of course but they begin in earnest today on britain's customs relations with the european union after brigid and what position the government decides to take into negotiations may well determine the nature of britain's exit from the european union why because well if it goes in with a position that would require some sort of border to be set up between northern ireland in the u.k. and the republic of ireland in the e.u. to monitor trade well that is something the e.u. would not accept and that likely would push britain towards a so-called hard breaks of leaving with no trade deal at that economists many economists say would be very damaging to the economy here the prime minister is pushing for a particular arrangement called a customs partnership in terms of which britain would mirror e.u. regulations at its borders charging tariffs for the e.u. on goods passing through to the e.u. and then giving refunds

prime minister to resolve a maybe feeling questions over the wind rush immigration controversy john howard joins us now from westminster jonah the labor leader jeremy corbin was always going to roast terrorism a over when ross he thinks you need to take full responsibility for the scandal. yes trees are made dealing very much now with the blowback from this when rush scandal that's the mistreatment by the british home office of the children of kind of being immigrants who came here to help rebuild the country at the government's invitation after world war two some subsequently having their citizenship rights denied deported and detained on the weekend of course amber rudd the former home secretary was forced to resign over what she said was her in that video inadvertent misleading of parliament over what she knew of illegal immigration removal charge that effectively. you have a we have a rousing melody of the borders behind us that effectively removed for oil between two reason may and will drug scandal she of course was home secretary before and the rush well this morning she's apologize

famously said that we will decide who comes to our country and the manner in which they come that was john howard back in two thousand and one that is a very reasonable thing to say isn't it in order to be an open country in order to have high levels of immigration as australia does it needs to know that it is controlling its borders that's fair isn't it you know i am not in a position to make this isn't always true in your home or give advice to them you know i am a refugee so i don't think about. this that was three years trying to protect its borders the main important thing is i myself and these people that we have been in prison camp. for more than forty years for their first three years on manis the refugees were kept in what australia's government called a processing center half an hour away from the island's main town with high fences and god's refugees weren't allowed out nor visitors in those inside considered it a prison in twenty sixteen happy new guinea's opposition leader took a case to the country supremes court arguing that the refugees detention was illegal under the constitution

reaction of what we just heard from president trump, former economic adviser gary cohn, let's bring in john howardla tausche all in washington eamon, what did you hear >> clearly, a gary cohn much more willing to highlight differences on policy between himself and his former boss, donald trump, than the gary cohn we saw working in this building behind me. saying i am a globalist, free trader i believe we need allies, trading partners, intelligence cooperation, highlighting the difference between himself and the sort of more -- the faction inside this white house as more of an economic nationalist mindset. that's not something that gary cohn would have been able to do as strongly as we just saw there. and, of course, there's people in this building that might have been watching what he was saying about being happier and freer, not working in the white house, than he was when he was working in the white house the white house has produced a lot of turnover, possibly more to come. you wonder what those figures inside the building are thinking when they see that. >> john, on tax cuts 2.0, this notion o

. >> the andy griffith show starring andy griffith with ronny howard. .lso starring john brian: whatoes that have to do with chang and eng? yunte: i write about it in the end. that was another interesting discovery for me writing this book. it was to realize that north that theyas the place eventually settled down. they made a lot of babies, they had a lot of children. this is also the birthplace of andy griffith. this became the basis, the inspiration for neighboring. i spent a lot of time in mount airy. brian: how did they get to mount airy? retire from the prying eyes of the public and everything, they try to get away the world. they chose this remote spot in north carolina. workfirst settled down in -- wilkesboro. they bought some land and built a big house. after they married these two sisters, the family was growing. they moved to the next county and settled down in mount airy. on theas just a photo screen. brian: i suspect that was madeleine and adelaide. how did they meet their lives -- wives? yunte: it was at the wedding party of their manager, charles harris. he settled dow

it goes along howard to 9th to hayes street and over to fells street and merges to john f kennedy drive. they continue all the way to the ocean. they're going to be roll -- there are going to be rolling closures along the route. here are some of the scenes from last year. a lot of people find this to be an annual walking party but organizers have really cracked down on some of the poor party behavior we have seen in recent years. no alcohol is allowed along the parade route. of course a lot of people are probably planning on breaking that law as we have seen in years passed. police officers are going to be out enforcing it as far as anybody who is openly drinking. that will be taken away. again, we are going to have two waves. elite runners starting at 8:00. they're counting this as an actual timed race. then you will have the people who are just here to have fun. it will be wrapped up by 12:30 today. that is when everybody needs to have made it to ocean beach. we'll keep you posted as the morning goes on. >>> authorities say that the suspect has confessed but the motive behind a deadly

speakers include ted cruz, john korman, and congressman richard hodge -- huntsman. howard schultz on the responsibility of global companies, the starbucks executive on 6:30 p.m. sunday. saturday 9:00 p.m. eastern on , speakings "book tv" with sally: about where hate begins. 8:00 p.m. sunday, condoleezza amy on the future of -- and zeigert. and saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three, "american history tv", the white house years of first lady betty ford. sunday 2:00 p.m., cartoonists thelegal experts discuss legal case hustler magazine v. ell, and the impact 30 years later. watch this weekend on the c-span >> network. some tonight on "afterwards" a journalist and offered " -- author discusses his bookkui -- killing andthe deep state." attached much to this in recently. perhaps you can define the deep state. what is the difference between -- othersdeep state, and may call them the shadow government, because they are affecting their own wishes rather than the wishes of the people, a lifting donald trump for instance. donald trump has termed it the swamp, probably

. >> and john ryan howard served in the marines and was killed in a helicopter crash in iraq nearly 14eir lives -- who lost their lives fighting for our freedom. put that a hashtag proud american on there. this is what today's about. abby: and i think that's what our men and women who serve want us to do, they want us to live a good life, have those barbecues, be in a swimming pool and be with the people we love the most. >> and there's going to be several events taking place at arlington national cemetery. if you ever get a chance, go there. and particularly, there is one section -- section 60 -- dedicatedded to all those who have fought in the global war on terror since 2001. abby: well, there's a lot of news to get to and breaking news coming out of north korea. the high stakes about the summit could be back on track. >> a u.s. delegation on the ground meeting at the dmz trying to salvage the sit-down between president trump and dictator kim jong un. >> garrett tenney live in washington, d.c. with the very latest. this story keeps changing every 24 hours. >> reporter: it certainly d

john baumgardner. and on the newsline is alexia howard, u.s. foods senior analyst with bernstein john, welcome.ood to have you with us. >> thanks. >>ities let's start narrow on campbell's and broaden out from there. what was so wrong in campbell's report today >> the issue is commodity inflation creeping up in the food space you are seeing pricing power being challenged and the commodity inflation offsetting internal cost savings. the ability to stem the pressure there. you are seeing guidance down in 18 and softer for 19. >> costs are going up, margins are going down thing are getting squeezed can anyone turn this company around the ceo of campbell's is leaving immediately. >> i think this is going to be a very difficult challenge for anybody to step into the other angle is i think one of governance. recently campbell's soup paid up a hefty price to by schneider's a snack company. their debt levels are high right now. the question is how can they start to pay down that debt when their core soup and fresh business doing so poorly. >> did the schneider's lance deal work? is the jury still out? d

john cornyn and congressman richard hudson. sunday at 6:30 pm starbucks executive chair howard schultz on the responsibility of global companies. on booktv on c-span2 saturday night on nine easter. author sally cohen talks about former cnn correspondent candy crowley about where hate begins. and it ain't pm on sunday, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and amy -- on american diplomacy. an american history t.v. on c-span3 seven and nine in eastern on the presidency. hillary clinton and linda johnson talk about the white house he is a betty ford. sunday at 2 pm eastern purchased and legal experts guess the supreme court case hustler magazine versus falwell. and the impact on editorial cartoonists 30 years later. watch this weekend on the c-span network. >> is the house is ready to debate the farm bill, catherine boudreau joins us. a reporter for food and agriculture from politico pro. what are the key details of the farm bill and how long is this authorization for federal farm program funding? >> the bulk of this sweeping legislation is geared towards a supplemental nutrition assistance program for food stamps. necessaril

and, in this era of supreme polarization, howard baker stands to me as one of john kennedy's profiles in courage. >> got to remember -- >> wait, wait. wait for a microphone. we'll wait one second for a microphone. >> jane, can i just ad this? >> yes. >> great hyakawa. why should we give back the canal, after all we stole it fair and. square. >> exactly. >> howard baker said, mr. president, you only get one of these. >> that's right. he wanted him on "salt." he said, mr. president i've already gone to the well once. >> jim. >> two quick points. in congressional liaison we had the great dan tate heed our team in the senate. dan had been in the united states senate as a staffer longer than a lot of senators. so we had a lot of experience there. howard baker is the epitome of a republican. obviously went on to serve later to be chief of staff to ronald reagan. i think history never comes back tohi that profile in courage, wn he got in his car, comes to the capitol building to the oval office, to tell the democratic presidente you're right, amazin. think about it in today's terms. >> think

howard university who took money from all the students. the second thing i want to know is how come i heard [laughter] john from kentucky with over $100,000 worth of student loans. caller: i wanted to comment about -- i graduated over 10 years ago and received a doctor to degree. one of the things -- doctorate degree. one of the things i have not heard and i wanted to share is i eighth -- i am a veteran. gettimes you can go in and a doctorate. i went into resource management. this is something students should be aware of. there are programs out there that allow you to have that dead asused, forbearance is, even a disabled vet, their programs are based on work hours. i am in human resource management. they will allow you to pay your debt to a certain percentage and excuse those debts. what i am not hearing is a lot of students are picking career fields that they have a passion for, but they are not focused on how to educate themselves on how to get to a college degree. and there are programs out there. i wanted to know if you had anything about it or wanted to talk about it. host: one, the forgiveness programs. two, educating students to u

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john cornyn. starbucks executive chair howard schultz on the responsibility of global companies. on the tv on c-span2, sally: talks with chief political correspondent candy crowley about where he begins and at 8 pm on sunday, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and stanford amy zeigert on the history of american diplomacy and on c-span3 at saturday on eight eastern, hillary clinton and linda robin johnson talk about the white house years of first lady betty ford and sunday at 2 pm cartoonist and legal experts discussed the supreme court case hustler magazine versus falwell and its impact on editorial cartoonist 30 years later. watch this weekend on the c-span network. >> next on c-span2, veterans affairs officials talk about the va's budget request before the senate appropriations subcommittee on military construction and veterans affairs. they also talked about benefits provided to veterans, the electronic record and accessibility of care in rural areas.

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john dean. the senate watergate committee begins to act, and two of the key figures, sam ervin and howard baker.rvin, a democrat, conservative. baker from tennessee, one of the up-and-coming stars in the south. it is notable that they are both from the south. the investigations again to -- begin to reveal more, including tapes. the president declares executive privilege. the courts say no. he tries transcripts. that does not work out too well. you have to hear the tapes. he tries redaction's from the tapes. ultimately, congress determines to move towards impeachment, and when that happens nixon chooses , to resign. so on top of the economic turmoil of the 1970's, on top of what has happened in vietnam, you have the scandal of watergate. in essence, you have a nation wondering again what has gone wrong? what has happened with our institutions, economic power, militarily, diplomatically? why is this not working out? spiro agnew had essentially been forced from office, former vice president under nixon, replacing him was gerald ford. a well-meaning congressman. ford, in 1974, finds himself thrust i

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. >>> and howard stern revealing what trump wanted from him during the campaign. >>> plus, john boehner's truth bomb on the gop. >> there is no republican party. there's a trump party. the republican party is taking a nap somewhere. >>> also, tony schwartz joins me talking trump and the art of deception, you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. signature toughness... and one more thing... the world comes with it. the new, reimagined 2019 jeep cherokee. one picky customer shouldn't take all your time. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. technology and more bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking about your treatment options. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced over

john cornyn and congressman richard hudson. sunday at 630 p.m., starbucks executive chair howard schultz on the responsibility of global companies. , authortv, on c-span2 sally cohen speaks with candy crowley about where he begins. and it it p.m. on sunday, for my secretary of state condoleezza gird on the easy future of american diplomacy. and on american history tv on c-span3 saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency. hillary clinton and linda rob johnson talk about the white house years of first lady betty ford. on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the supreme court case hustler magazine versus falwell and its impact on editorial cartoonists. watch this weekend on the c-span networks. >> monday on landmark cases, regents of the university of ,alan bakke ws twice rejected, in favor of less qualified minority applicants, he said, and took the university to court. upheld the constitutionality of affirmative action under the 14th amendment. our guest to discuss this actingk case are the solicitor general from 2010 22011 and randy barnett, professor at georgetown long center and an originalist constitutional legal scholar a

john burns. >> we have this kind of activity still taking place it is shameful. >> the tower is at biele and howard it is being billed by clark construction based out of washington d.c. the company says that they are committed to providing all employees with a work environment that is free of discrimination or harassment of any kind. >>> they are rolling out new rules for the scooters that are available for rent on the city streets. they want to limit the number of companies. they will have to pay a fee and they will have to work from keeping the scooters from blocking the sidewalks.>>> special city hall recognition for this community, the new cultural district went into approval and find out what it means. >>> we are check in the forecast as we had towards wednesday it is warming up the fog is out there what does it mean for tomorrow? and we will let you know what you can expect for the rest of the week. >>> new information about the case of the golden state killer from an investigator that spent an entire career trying to investigate it. we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why

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john farrell. jack farrell, i was trying to think of. wonderful, wonderful book. >> howard, thanks for the question. i don't have a great opinion on nixon one way or another. i did when i was working on russell kirk. you may have seen this as well, lee, i found a great letter from 1962, a guy from general motors who was raising money for goldwater. he says the problem, it was jay hall. the problem with raising money for goldwater, when he would take goldwater, nixon around to various groups to get money, nixon would say, yes, yes, whatever the group wanted and goldwater would lecture them why they were wrong. they could never raise money for goldwater. i always thought that was a great story to compare those two. >> yes, please in the back. here, sorry. we'll get here. >> i just wanted to say, with, when reagan ran for president he did not have much conservative infrastructure. there was no "washington times," no talk radio, no internet, no leadership institute, and so now i'm rather hopeful that there is a huge conservative infrastructure in place in the country with lots

john cornyn. sunday at 6:30 p.m., starbucks executive chair howard schultz on the responsibility of global companiesnday night, author sal li cly talks about where hate begins. and at 8:00 p.m. on sunday, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and stanford's amy zeigert on the future of american diplomacy. and on american history tv on c-span3 saturday night at 8:00 eastern on the presidency, hillary clinton and linda robb johnson talk about the white house years of first lady betty ford. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, cartoonists and legal experts discuss the supreme court case hustler magazine v. fallwell and its kbhaimpact on editorial cartoonists 30 years later. >>> the house energy and commerce subcommittee on energy yesterday held a hearing on the reliability of the electric grid. witnesses discussed transmission infrastructure and alternatives to the traditional grid. this is about an hour, 20 minutes. >>> we're going to get started. i want to let folks know our committee has a pretty major bill on the house floor this morning, a bill that passed out of committee 49-4 on nuclear waste.

from the united states and her papers were howard university, so i went to see if there is more to their relationship. she published heart wrenching letters johncopeland sent to his family in oberlin, ohio, just before he was executed for his role in the john brown red and i had an opinion and i thought there is a story here, and 5 for freedom. it is an important story from the past that resonates in the present. i dedicated a lot of my career to writing about forgotten figures. the stories of not been told. i also interviewed descendents, and it seems ancient in history, so much with us today, i hope fight for freedom, made a small contribution telling their story and bring it down to the present day. >> i am going to start asking questions. if you have questions we will try to get some time toward the end. a question about going back and finding people -- >> a common theme here. and give us a little preface about what these people's lives were like prior to their date with destiny. there date with destiny was related to the civil war. the united states at a time leading to this war. >> julia wilber did have more independence than any weapon

john, doing something legal and ordinary. this is so tiring and so insulting. and we keep seeing these stories over and over again. you know, howard shultz said he wants sensitivity training for the employees. i think the whole nation needs sensitivity training. this keeps happening over and over again. >> it seems like overt -- >> it's very, very conscience. >> i can remember in college taking a nap in the library. >> in the common area, norah -- >> you study a lot, you need to take a nap. >> enough. >> yes, enough. >>> all right, pope francis gets up close in a new documentary speaking closely to his >>> critics are questioning the federal air marshall service's ability to prevent a terror attack. >>> ahead, kris van cleave shows how the agency is training officers to keep airliners safe. >> inside the simulator at the federal air marshal training facility to see how air marshals do what they do as the agency's inspector responds to new criticism about the agency's effectiveness. the agency's effectiveness. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." over the years, we built on that trust. we always found the way. until... we lost it. b

john barris. >> it is shameful that in this day and age we have this kind of activity still taking place. >> the tower is at deal and howard. it is being built by clark construction of washington, d.c. the company met with the workers and subcontractors and says it is committed to providing all employees with a work environment that is, quote, free of discrimination or harassment of any kind. >>> we now know the name of a worker at a sonoma county winery that was killed in an accident yesterday. the sonoma county sheriff's department says he was operating and a tractor and trying to untangle wire that had gotten caught in the tractor. he put the equipment up on being gentlemans but it fell and crushed him of. cal osha is now investigating. >> they're taking a look at the tractor and the hydraulics and mechanics of how it worked and how the accident happened. the wine business generally gets one or two deaths around here per year. it is dangerous work. it is a dangerous occupation. >> cal osha has six months to investigate and issue citations if it finds it warranted. >>> new numbers are out showing california's population

john cornyn and richard hudson. sunday at 6:00 p.m., starbucks second i have tiff share howard schultz on the responsibility of globalcompanies. author sally cohn talks with former cnn chief political correspondent candy crowley where hate begins. on sunday 8:00 p.m., former secretary of sate condoleeza rice, and stanford's amy zegart on future of american diplomacy. c-span3, saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, hillary clinton and rob johnson talk about the white house years of first lady betty ford. sunday 2:00 p.m., they discuss the supreme court case, "hustler" magazine v. falwell. and impact on editorial cartoonists 30 years later. this weekend on the c-span networks. >> this morning the u.s. commission on civil rights heard from law enforcement officials on their experiences with hate crimes in their communities. and how local police and prosecutors are dealing with it. we're going to show you that discussion while the commission is on its lunch break. our live coverage resumes at about 1:00 eastern with a conversation on policy solutions >> christa painter, maureen rudolph. sarah sue will, wanda smith, brian w

howard university who took money from all the students. the second thing i want to know is how come i heard [laughter] john from kentucky with over $100,000th of student loans. caller: i wanted to comment about -- i graduated over 10 years ago and received a doctor to degree. one of the things -- doctorate degree. one of the things i have not heard and i wanted to share is i eighth -- i am a veteran. gettimes you can go in and a doctorate. i went into resource management. this is something students should be aware of. there are programs out there that allow you to have that dead asused, forbearance is, even a disabled vet, their programs are based on work hours. i am in human resource management. they will allow you to pay your debt to a certain percentage and excuse those debts. what i am not hearing is a lot of students are picking career fields that they have a passion for, but they are not focused on how to educate themselves on how to get to a college degree. and there are programs out there. i wanted to know if you had anything about it or wanted to talk about it. host: one, the forgiveness programs. two, educating students to under

john brennan, and james clapper. 10:00, the c-span returns to work on the nomination to the seventh circuit court. 10:00, the 2019 budget for the department of human services. starbucks executive chair howardhultz on the role and responsibility of global companies. >> connect with c-span to personalize information you get the program guide is a daily imo with the most of hated primetime schedule and upcoming live coverage. word for word, you see the most interesting video highlights with no commentary. the book tv newsletter is an insiders look at of coming authors and festivals. the american history tv weekly newsletter gives you the upcoming programming exploring our nation's past and these it -- past. sign-up today. boris johnson spoke to members of the house of commons one day after president trump announced the u.s. with -- would withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. he told members the u.k. had no intention of walking away from the deal despite the u.s. decision. this is just under an hour

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