the couple spoke to our correspondent john kay.asked brett king if he was angry about what happened. >> i'm not angry. i'm just missing my son so much. and my heart is aching for my son. anger can't come in at the moment because i just got these feelings. i got to see my son's face. >> i just want to work his mouth because he can't drink through his mouth. i want to work his mouth, brush his teeth, i want to turn him side to side every 15, 20 minutes because he can't move. i just want to do all those things i was doing in south hampton, i was to do thnt to do him here. >> as a mother, to be separated from him by hundreds of miles and put behind bars, can you explain what that's been like? >> well, all of us just doing all the time, just crying and crying and praying that i can be reunited with him again. and i just really -- what could i do in prison cell? i couldn't do much really. all i could do was just cry and pray. >> ashya king's parents speaking to our correspondent john kay. >>> it is estimated that a staggering $1 trillion

another was captain john kay hopin jer who also was part of the rose butt bud in 1876. george yates who was a company commander under custer at the little big horn was commander of a company in seventh michigan calvary that got surrounded and made it through the first land stand. finally, one of the staff officers gets through, toll bert finds out with the serious problem that custer's got. he orders an all out attack by is brigade and david gregg's two brigades also pitch in. en though custer and merritt didn't like each other, he actually told him how glad he was to see him that day. he's managed to keep the michigan calvary brigade in -- tucked into his uniform so that it would be safe. it's a big deal. one of the people who was captured was his black cook who was known as the queen of sheeba for good reason. eliza was captured by the confederates when the wagon train was captured and so was custer's personal baggage and they ters for libby and were published in the richmond nupes. -- newspapers. she was so obnoxious that they sort of turned their backs and let her s

which makes it seem like -- john: including hillary clinton. >> that's right. indeed. kay hagen, the democrat, was taking the hillary clinton position and it -- the options are yet simple. you do a and b and it will all be solved. well, that's not the case at all. but that was the way they were framing it. and when the question was asked what would you do? the democrat kay hagen said there's got to be action in congress. but i called around today. to the democrats. is there a real move and do they want a vote here? no. but you have candidates saying in debates that they want to have a vote on action against isil. john: and they're only going to be in session for two weeks. >> they get to say they want the action and we didn't have the time. so there doesn't look like there's going to be any action on the hill. and the white house isn't asking for it yet. john: is that what the white house wants? do they think that they right now have the legal authority to send air strikes into syria and are they just fine with doing that without the back and forth with congress which turn

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kay hagan she joined john graham and lindsey graham late night in a debate.franken sent a terse letter to the white house calling for military action and they were not alone. but you know what? there were more developments, i think, mika, yesterday that weren't driven by political poles. the indianapolunited arab emira out. they are going to support america in any military action taken against isis. also the iraqi parliament. you know what would have happened if we shot first and then asked questions later. now they are begging us to take action. while it's one thing to have kay hagan calling for a stronger use of force, americans asking questions first and shooting missiles later may actually lead to our country not having to go it alone again. >> yes. >> as we protect other country survival. i got a question this morning and i hope it's a question my republican friends will ask and i hope it's a question john mccain and lindsey graham both will ask. i hope it's a question that everybody who is calling for immediate action will ask for. it's one thing for ka

john, is at stake? >> well, mandy, this is really a case study for the entire race for the senate. you've got kay hagan, democratic incumbent in her first term elected with president obama in 2008. tom tillis, republican speaker of the house, and you really have a showcase for what republican opportunities are. kay hagan is one of six democratic incumbents who were shaking and vulnerable. this is one of seven battleground sfenate race that take place. but the state also shows democratic hopes for staving off some of that republican momentum. first of all, in north carolina, the latino population has nearly doubled in the last decade or so. you've got increasing share of 15% growth since 1990 in the share of casouth carolinians, a tonight they're having a televised debate in the studios in north carolina, and that's going to tell us about the role of domestic issues from here on out, but also those foreign policy issues that we talked about at the top, whether the brutality of isis is going to shake up that race in ways we haven't seen so far. >> it pmay shake it up by makin the candidates more ha

>>> i'm randy kay in new york, right now, a six hour marathon of the hunt with john walsh begins, what could drive a man to murder his entire family? the hunt starts right now. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs, and a beautiful six-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kiss my son good-bye, never saw him again. in two weeks i became the parent of a murdered child and i'll also be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heart ache, i still have the rage, i waited years for justice, i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really well. and that's how to catch these [ bleep ] and bring them back to justice. i've become a man hunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. afoot and light hearted, i take to the open road. the long brown path before me leading wherever i child abuse. henceforth i ask not good fortune, i myself am good fortune. henceforth, i whimper no mar, postpone no more. need nothing. strong and content, i travel the open road. there are

john robertson finding pappi. robertson three touchdowns. villanova rolls. >>> neither in the finals. both were upset. day upsets djokovic here, epic match point. day kay becomes the first asian male ever to reach a grand slam final. how about this kid. immediately this kid gives it right to the girl sitting behind him. look at the mom. thank you so much. this kid is winning points with the ladies. what a guy. i'm john clark. we'll have a wrap up at 6:00. have a good sunday. >>> still ahead on nbc 10 news today. a breastfeeding battle. the the lawsuit one mom is picking up against the state of delaware. (postal worker) hey! millers! you two day-dreaming? (millers, in unison) yes. (postal worker) about your victorian dream home? (mrs. miller) uh huh. (postal worker) or maybe a colonial home? (mr. miller) how did you... (postal worker) you have the new game from the pennsylvania lottery. (mr. miller) yeah, the new $1,000,000 instant jackpot! (mrs. miller) with 5 top prizes of $1,000,000. (postal worker) welcome to the neighborhood! (voice over) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning today. the pennsylvania lot

kay haggan and tom tillis. jerry brown and republican nominee neil kashkari. john yoo shares his opinion on international law and what effect it has on the behavior of powerful nations. mike gonzalez on how he thinks republicans can make gains for the hispanic vote. sunday at noon, our three hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the commission on civil rights. friday night at 8:00 eastern. authors and historians talking about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of president gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching, call us at 202-626-3400. or you can you can e-mail us ats at c-span.org, join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> also speaking at the symposium of the british burning of washington, d.c., during the war of 1812, homilly schulman director of the dolly madison project. this is about 45 minutes. >> our next speaker will be talking about dolly madison and the british invasion of washing

kay haggan and tom tillis. jerry brown and republican nominee neil kashkari. john yoo shares his opinion on international law and what effect it has on the behavior of powerful nations. mike gonzalez on how he thinks republicans can make gains for the hispanic vote. sunday at noon, our three hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the commission on civil rights. friday night at 8:00 eastern. authors and historians talking about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of president gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching, call us at 202-626-3400. or you can e-mail us at comments at c-span.org, join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> also speaking at the symposium of the british burning of washington, d.c., during the war of 1812, homilly schulman director of the dolly madison project. this is about 45 minutes. >> our next speaker will be talking about dolly madison and the british invasion of washing

. >>> i'm randy kay in new york, right now, a six hour marathon of the hunt with john walsh begins, what entire family? the hunt starts right now. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs, and a beautiful six-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kiss my son good-bye, never saw him again. in two weeks i became the parent of a murdered child and i'll also be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heart ache, i still have the rage, i waited years for justice, i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really well. and that's how

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kay in new york. america's top diplomat overseas today selling the idea of u.s. military action against isis to as many arab leaders as will listen. according to the state department, johnng for support, and he's getting it. this is kerry, meeting with egypt's president today, also been in turkey and saudi arabia on the trip. kerry's message to the leaders is this, the fight against isis is not religious, and it's an effort that the entire world should get behind. >> the bottom line is that terrorists like

kay is a fortune affairs reporter and joins us. thanks for being with us. you've spent time in iraq and on duty for the air force. secretary of state john kerry will be trying to build a coalition to defeat i.s. how difficult will his job be and who are the key players that need to be part of that coalition? >> it is incredibly complex and will be difficult. the key is finding a fusion between military activity that occurs and having some sort of coherent and collaborative foreign policy that backs it up. we know there is no coherent foreign policy in that region at the moment and what worries me is we are going to go head first into military involvement. >> the anti war sentiment in the united states and in britain have been high. is that changing and do you believe that the u.k. would support boots on the ground? >> i believe boots on the ground are not something we should entertain. there are key clues in contemporary history that we need to look at. we need to look at the secondary consequences of when we arm the militia. we need to look at what happens when we deal a devastating blow of air power in afghanistan in ridding al-qaeda,

john rocketson finding pappi. pappi did not get sloppy. three touchdowns. villanova rolls 50-6. >>> no federer or djokovic in the final at the open. both were upset. kay upsets djokovic right here. epic match point in the fourth set. kay becomes the first asian male ever to reach a grand slam final. how about this kid at the red sox blue jays game? immediately this kid gives the foul ball to the girl sitting behind him. look at mom. thank you so much. this kid is winning points with the ladies. what a guy. i'm john clark. full eagles wran up tonight at 6:00. have a good sunday. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. and now you can experience the power only 100% fiber optics can deliver. get crystal clear hd picture quality, reliable home phone and now upload sp

john malaney and i -- >> jimmy: he's got a show coming out. >> yeah, on fox . we wrote a sketch when dana carvey hosted the show. it was casey kayis son jasey kasem and they were estrang estranged. dana played casey. the set was night, it's 2:00 in the morning, he hears something outside, he comes out and he goes, who is that? i'm casey kasem. i said, dad, it's not a burglar, it's me, your son, jasey kasem. and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have to give us some more. you remember it? >> he said, son, i don't want to have anything to do with you. dad -- son -- don't talk to me. and i go -- wait, wait, he goes, he said, he goes -- i was constantly asking you, when are you going to get a job? when are you going to move out of the house, and what recording artist had more number one hits than any other? and i go, that's mariah carey. but seriously dad, why won't you hear me out? and he goes, here's a letter. dear jasey. and he goes -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do the letter, come on. >> the letter was -- dear jasey -- your son and his boyfriend owe me $5,000 in coke money. i'm going to murder him. and he goes, well, if you touch one ha

kay hagan and her republican opponent. and from a california governor's race, democratic incumbent jerry brown and republican nominee neil koshcari. author john yoo talks about the law on powerful nations. saturday on book tv tv's afterwards. how republicans can make gains for the spanish vote. sunday at noon on in-depth, the three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights, mary francis barry, on "american history tv," on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington of the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam. and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of president gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. find our television schedule at c-span.org and let us know about the programs you're watching. or e-mail us at comments@c-span.org. follow us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >>> more from day two on the symposium of the british burning of washington, d.c., of the war of 1812. hosted by the white house historical society, the u.s. capitol historical society, and james madison's mount pelier. steve vogel, author of through the

kay hagan and her republican to point, thom tillless. and from the -- tills. friday night at eight on c-span2, author john yoo shares his opinion on international and what little effect it has on the behavior of powerful nations. saturday, mike gonzalez on how he thinks republicans can make gains for the hispanic vote at 10 p.m. eastern. and sunday at noon on "in depth," your phone calls with mary frances berry, friday night on american history tv, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on "real america," the building of the hoover dam, and sunday night at eight the anniversary of gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. find our schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. 202-626-3400, or you can e-mail us at comments@c-span.org. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> and we're live this afternoon at the state department where secretary of state john kerry will take part in a groundbreaking ceremony for the new united states diplomacy center. also in attendance this after

kai jackson is here with some of what you had to say. 2010is all stems from a basketball victory over duke. videotape captured james harrison and a fellow officer beating maryland student john mckenna as he was on the ground. the other officer was a wooded and harrison was found guilty of second-degree assault in 2012 and sentenced to 30 days on detention. the same judge in the case throughout that conviction and sentence terrace into probation. that means his record could be expunged will stop our viewers are now sounding off. good comments. very interesting indeed. we want to know what you think. please join the conversation and go to our wjla facebook page. >> thank you. all this talk about these violence brings us back to our question of the day -- are you in favor of police body cameras western market share your thoughts on our facebook page and we will share some of those a little later in this newscast both top >> let's go to charlottesville where police say they have charged a suspect but have not given up the search for hannah graham. the student has not been seen for a week and a half. our northern bureau chief is live in charlottesville still following the develo

kay hagan and tom tillis. tonight at 8:00 on c-span 2, author john yoo shares his opinion on law and the effect it has on nationssaturday on book tv afterwards, how he thinks republicans can make gains for the his tannic vote at 10:00 p.m. eastern. sunday at noon, three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair on civil rights. tonight at 8:00 eastern on american history tv, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington. saturday, on real america, the building of the hoover dam and sunday at 8:00, the anniversary of gerald ford's pardon of nixon. find the schedule and let us know about the programs you have been watching. kaulg us at 202-626-3400 or #c123. you can e-mail us at comments@c-span.org. follow us on twitter. >>> next, day one of the symposium marking the 200th anniversary of the burning of washington d.c. during the war of 1812. first, andrew lambert on the >> > coming up, day one of the symposium on the british burning of washington and the war of aspects of the war. dolley madison and the creation of the american nation. that is followed by alan tay lar. remarks by j

kay hagan and tom tillis. and from the california governor's race, jerry brown and republican nominee neil cache cary. 8:00 on c-span 2, author johnshares his opinion on international law. saturday on book tv, mike gonzalez and how he thinks republicans can make gains with the hispanic vote. our three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights. >>> tonight on c-span 3, authors and historians talk about the ever 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam, and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of ford's pardon of nixon. find our schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us, tweet us or you can e-mail us at comments at xvx c-span.org. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> thursday on c-span, a senate agriculture committee on improving meals in schools. we heard from new york senator gillibrand on the subject.afufç here's a look. >> of course kids like non-whole grains. yes, that's what they prefer. they like sugar even more. if you give your child a choice of sugar

kay hagan and thom tillis. and from the california governors race, jerry brown and republican nominee neel kashkari. friday night at 8:00 on c-span2, john yew shares his poin on international law and what effect it has on the behavior of powerful nationals. mike gonzalez and how hispanics can make gains in the vote. and sunday, our three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair on civil rights. friday night at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington dern tduring the war of 1812. saturday, the building of the hoover dam, and 8:00, the anniversary of the pardon of richard nixon. find our schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400, send us a tweet, or join the conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> also from the symposium on the british burning of washington, d.c. during the war of 1812, remarks from ralph eshelman. he's a historical consultant to the national park service for the star spangled national historic trail. this is about 50 minutes. our final speaker

democratic senator kay hagen and republican opponent tom till lis and from the california governor's race, incouple bent brown and nominee cashcari. friday night at 8:00, c-span2, johnnternational law and the behavior of powerful nations. saturday on book tv's after words, mike gonzalez and how he gains for the hispanic vote at va eastern and then your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights, mary francis berry. friday night 8:00 eastern on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of the president gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. find our television schedule at c-span.org. call us at 202-626-3400. send us a tweet. or you can e-mail us. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook. follow us on twitter.rñh8÷ >>> historian anthony pitch is the author of "the burning of washington" about the events of august 24th, 1814 when british troops burned the white house, the capitol and other government buildings during the war of 1812. he recently spoke at an event hosted by the smith

john wiss in ski, co-chair of the committee investigating the bridge scandal. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> these documents appear to show high-ranking bridge officials were aware of the kaynts bridge as it was unfolding p. what do you make of this? >> very troubling. police officers are supposed to be there to provide safety, pro vekt lives, direct traffic. yet when they notice that this was a disaster in the making, they were told to shut up, not do their job. somebody ordered them to do that. somebody told these police officers that they shouldn't do their job, and one of the thing we need to find out is why that happened. >> you know, one officer who had been with the port authority since 2000, he says, quote, during the closings, he heard, and i'm quoting with, talk in the port authority police department break room. that the closures were part after dispute between governor chris christie and fort lee mayor mark sokolich. so the lane closings were part after political fight and the fort lee mayor. >> and we heard press accounts way before this that police officers were asked by motorists why this happened and motorists were told it was a disagreement between the may

kay hagan and republican opponent tom tillis. and from the california governor's race, democratic incumbent jerry brown and republican nominee neel kashkari. tonight, at 8:00, on cspan 2, author johnyu shares international law and the behavior of powerful nations. saturday, on book tvs afterwards. mike gonzalez, and how he thinks republicans can make gains for the hispanic vote at 10:00 p.m. eastern, and sunday at noon on in depth, three hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission ore civil rights, mary francis barry. tonight at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on cspan 3. authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of president jared ford's pardon of richard nixon. find the schedule at cspan.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us, send us a tweet a at #c123, e-mail us, join the conversation, lying us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> thursday on cspan. senate agriculture hearing on improving meals in schools. we hear from the new york senator on the subject.

kay hagan and tom tillis. race in governor's california, jerry brown and neel kashkari. friday night on c-span2, john yoo.ds, mike gonzalez. sunday at noon, a three-hour conversation and phone calls with the former chair of the commission on human rights, mary frances berry. c-span3, a talk on the burning of washington. on saturday, the making of hoover dam. sunday, president gerald ford 's pardon of richard nixon. 26-3400 and let6 us know what you think about the programs we are running. >> now, a conversation on affordable housing for seniors. we will hear from chris herbert, from the harvard joint center for housing studies. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> good morning. excited to see so many people here, the day after labor day weekend. we heard some grumbling that no one would come, but this is a testament to the importance of the issue and that people are ready to get back to work. forme thank the hartford their funding of this report and to the aarp team. this is an issue that we need to spend more time on. this grant gave us the opportunity to do that. thank you. the folks wenk work with most cl

sunday at noon, kay hagan and tom tillis and from the california's governor race jerry brown and republican nominee neal. and friday at 8, john yu shares his potential on international law and what little affect he believes it has an powerful nations skwchlt mike gun owners on how he thinks republicans will make gains. our three hour conversation with the chair on civil rights. friday night at 8 eastern authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on real america the building of the hoover dam saturday night at 8. find our schedule at c-span's website and let us know what you think about the program. 202-636-3400 202-636-3400. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. the environmental protection agency held a first in a series of hearing on clean power plants that is proposing cutting the largest source of pollution in the united states. they will be held around the united states to give the public the chance to comment before it takes place in 2030. the comment period is open until october 16th. up next the second portion of the day long hearing. this is just over three an

john mclaughlin in terms of how good this sauersing was. the people that knew and wanted to learn knew there were no weapons of mass destruction. and the inspectors who went over there, people like david kayd others, they were shocked when they found out there were no weapons of mass destruction. but clearly, that was a total misuse of intelligence. it was total to litization of the intelligence product so when you look at the estimate of october 2002, that the cia did and the white paper that the cia did, which they were prevented by their charter from doing because it was the unclassified version of the estimate that went down to capitol hill right before the vote on the authorization to use force. there were 28 allegations. all of them were wrong. and that was the very product that was used to write colin powell's speech he gave at the u.n. first week of february 2003, six or seven weeks before he went into the country. >> did the president have any better information than colin powell had or he believed the same? >> i don't think bush cared at all about the evidence. he wasn't looking for evidence. he was cowering people from the very start, richard clark and it is in his book. soon a

kay in new york. america's top diplomat overseas today selling the idea of u.s. military action against isis to as many arab leaders as will listen. according to the state department, johnerry is asking for support, and he's getting it. this is kerry, meeting with egypt's president today, also been in turkey and saudi arabia on the trip. kerry's message to the leaders is this, the fight against isis is not religious, and it's an effort that the entire world should get behind. >> the bottom line is that terrorists like isil have no place in the modern world. it's up to the world to enforce that truth. >> our global affairs correspondent is in cairo for us right now. is that enough that the arab leaders agree fundamentally with u.s. plans to dry isis, or is john kerry asking for action for troops, bases, military resources? >> reporter: well, he's going to be asking for all that, randy. i think the western nations, maybe some of europe and elsewhere will be doing the bulk of the military action. i think it's true that the arab nations in terms of the military campaign is asking for rights and intelligence is very important, but a very important part of this also is the di

kay hagen, the democrat in north carolina. that's happening at 7:00 p.m. is each side need do in this debate? lose?s more to gain or >> a good question, john. both sides have a lot to gain this.o lose from this is really the first head-to-head matchup of tom pretty much on the sideline for the last three months, in fact, almost every nomination in e may because he had a legislative session, the house speaker in north carolina. a session to deal with weeks ust a couple of ago. e's falling behind in fundraising. he had to stay off of the trail in the last few days and raise money. really sort of the first chance for a lot of people to see him since the -- the primary. and for hagen, it's a chance to, you know, turn the agenda off of president obama, which the republicans are trying to put it in on. the real clear average of polls, average of all of the polls that are out there on the a th carolina race showing very tight race between tom tillis and kay haggan. ahead to hagan according to the average on all polls. heading to the debate saturday night. watch it on c-span. it.ing what is the strategy? is it a matter of trying to avoid a major mi

kay hagan and tom tillis. and from the california governor's race, jerry brown and republican nominee neil cache cary. 8:00 on c-span 2, author john shares his opinion on international law. saturday on book tv, mike gonzalez and how he thinks republicans can make gains with the hispanic vote. our three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights. >>> tonight on c-span 3, authors and historians talk about the ever 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam, and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of ford's pardon of nixon. find our schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us, tweet us or you can e-mail us at comments at xvx c-span.org. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> thursday on c-span, a senate agriculture committee on improving meals in schools. we heard from new york senator gillibrand on the subject.afufç here's a look. >> of course kids like non-whole grains. yes, that's what they prefer. they like sugar even more. if you give your child a choice of suga

kay hagan and her republican opponent. and from a california governor's race, democratic incumbent jerry brown and republican nominee neil koshcari. author john yoo talks about the law on powerful nations. saturday on book tv tv's afterwards. how republicans can make gains for the spanish vote. sunday at noon on in-depth, the three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights, mary francis barry, on "american history tv," on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington of the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam. and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of president gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. find our television schedule at c-span.org and let us know about the programs you're watching. or e-mail us at comments@c-span.org. follow us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >>> more from day two on the symposium of the british burning of washington, d.c., of the war of 1812. hosted by the white house historical society, the u.s. capitol historical society, and james madison's mount pelier. steve vogel, author of through the

sunday at noon, kay hagan and tom tillised in from the california governor's race, democratic incumbent jerry brown and republican nominee neil kashkari. tonight at 8:00, author john yoo shares his opinion on law. and saturday on book tv's afterwards, mike gonzalez and how he thinks republicans can make gains for the hispanic vote at 10:00 p.m. eastern. and on in depth, our three-hour conversation withi your phone calls with mary francis berry. tonight an american history tv, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of president gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. find our television schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400. send us a tweet at #c123 or e-mail us at comments@c-span.org. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> our coverage of the symposium continues with university of virginia historian john stagg. this is a little more than an hour. >> let me introduce john stagg. he has edited so far 20 of these critical volumes of madison's p

if he gets out to middle america like kay hagan and al franken and other democrats who are suddenly certainly starting to sound more like johnpresident chances are good he will hear a lot of americans very concerned about this threat and they will want action. >> i think he has to be incredibly careful with his words and while theater is important in this case, we have seen leaders use the wrong words and them have real implications as well. >>> there is so much to get to this morning. doris, thank you so much for coming in. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," a democratic candidate for u.s. senate drops out of the race in kansas, but what is claire mccaskill have to do with that? we will talk with her about that and much more live at the top much our 8:00 hour. >>> plus, a five-foot long albino is on the loose in california. >>> chuck todd is going to weigh in on bob mcdonnell's convict shn and preview his big interview with the president this weekend. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. ♪ you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. ♪ at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing. helping you find a dent

kay hagan. that's happening at 7:00 p.m. what does each side need to do? and who has more to gain or lose? >> that's a good question, john. i think that both sides have a will the to gain and to lose. this is really their first head-to-head matchup. tillis has been on the sidelines. in fact, ever since he won the nomination in may. he's the house speaker in north carolina. and he's had to -- and so he said that stay off the trial and that's the last few days. it's really sort of the first chance for a lot of people to see him, to be the primary and for hagan it's a chance to, you know, turn the agenda off of esident o -- obama which the democrats are trying to pin him on. a very tight race between illsi and hagen. that's according to the average of all polls. 7:00 p.m. you can watch it on c-span. we'll be showing i. but mr. morrow, what's the strategy in debate saturday ni this debate?t. is it a matter of trying to avoid a major mistake? trying to do that. the broader strategy for him is to tie hagan to president obama to washington. bama's popularity is at 41% in north carolina. which is slightly below his average. her s

democratic senator kay hagen and republican opponent tom till lis and from the california governor's race, incouple bent brown and nominee cashcari. friday night at 8:00, c-span2, johnl nations. saturday on book tv's after words, mike gonzalez and how he gains for the hispanic vote at va eastern and then your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights, mary francis berry. friday night 8:00 eastern on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of the president gerald ford's pardon of richard nixon. find our television schedule at c-span.org. call us at 202-626-3400. send us a tweet. or you can e-mail us. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook. follow us on twitter.rñh8÷ >>> historian anthony pitch is the author of "the burning of washington" about the events of august 24th, 1814 when british troops burned the white house, the capitol and other government buildings during the war of 1812. he recently spoke at an event hosted by the smith sown i don't know associates. this is an hou

sunday at noon, incumbent senator kay hagan and tom tillis and from the governor race, jerry brown and republican nominee neil kashkari. on c-span 2 friday night at 8:00, john yoo discusses law and the effect on powerful nations. mike gonzalez and how he thinks that hispanics can make a difference in the vote. your phone calls with the former chair on the u.s. commission of civil rights, francis berry. the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam and the anniversary of gerald ford's pardoning of richard nixon. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. 202-626-3400. send us a tweet at #c123. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> on august 24th, 1814, british soldiers american troops outside washington, d.c. the victory allowed british forces to march into the city and burn down the white house and u.s. capitol building. historians recently discussed the battle in bladensburg, maryland, introduced by prince county executive baker. this is an hour. thi >>> first of all, i want to welcome everyone to this round table discussion on the war of

john kerry is meeting with world leaders on how to combat the islamic state group. >> this after the group killed another british aid worker, a former advisor to the u.k., lt. col. michael kay will talk about britains reaction to the murder. >> hello, iowa. i'm back! >> hillary clinton fueling talk of another presidential run. she stops by an iowa steak fry six years after she lost the caucuses to sheen senator obama. the changes some say she needs to make to win this time around. >> a power outage shutting down rides at a major amusement park. getting the riders off the rides. >> we'll tell you why prince harry is getting a lot of money today as he celebrates his 30th birthday. >> today's big number is $17 million. it's the inheritance britain's prince harry is set to receive today for his 30th birthday. >> that comes from the estate of his late mother. she left both of her son's millions with the restriction neither could touch the money until turning 30. >> harry will ever to pay taxes on the money. in fact roughly $4 million. he earns about $60,000 a year as a captain in the british army. >> secretary of state john kerry in paris today meeting with foreign minister's fr

john mclaughlin in terms of how good this sauersing was. the people that knew and wanted to learn knew there were no weapons of mass destruction. and the inspectors who went over there, people like david kayrs, they were shocked when they found out there were no weapons of mass destruction. but clearly, that was a total misuse of intelligence. it was total to litization of the intelligence product so when you look at the estimate of october 2002, that the cia did and the white paper that the cia did, which they were prevented by their charter from doing because it was the unclassified version of the estimate that went down to capitol hill right before the vote on the authorization to use force. there were 28 allegations. all of them were wrong. and that was the very product that was used to write colin powell's speech he gave at the u.n. first week of february 2003, six or seven weeks before he went into the country. >> did the president have any better information than colin powell had or he believed the same? >> i don't think bush cared at all about the evidence. he wasn't looking for evidence. he was cowering people from the very start, richard clark and it is in his book. soon after 9

kay hagan and republican opponent tom tillis. and from the california governor's race, democratic incumbent jerry brown and republican nominee neel kashkari. tonight, at 8:00, on cspan 2, author johnu shares international law and the behavior of powerful nations. saturday, on book tvs afterwards. mike gonzalez, and how he thinks republicans can make gains for the hispanic vote at 10:00 p.m. eastern, and sunday at noon on in depth, three hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission ore civil rights, mary francis barry. tonight at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on cspan 3. authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam and sunday night at 8:00, the anniversary of president jared ford's pardon of richard nixon. find the schedule at cspan.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us, send us a tweet a at #c123, e-mail us, join the conversation, lying us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> thursday on cspan. senate agriculture hearing on improving meals in schools. we hear from the new york senator on the subject.

kay hagen, the democrat in north carolina. that's happening at 7:00 p.m. is each side need do in this debate? lose?s more to gain or >> a good question, john.h sides have a lot to gain this.o lose from this is really the first head-to-head matchup of tom pretty much on the sideline for the last three months, in fact, almost every nomination in e may because he had a legislative session, the house speaker in north carolina. a session to deal with weeks ust a couple of ago. e's falling behind in fundraising. he had to stay off of the trail in the last few days and raise money. really sort of the first chance for a lot of people to see him since the -- the primary. and for hagen, it's a chance to, you know, turn the agenda off of president obama, which the republicans are trying to put it in on. the real clear average of polls, average of all of the polls that are out there on the a th carolina race showing very tight race between tom tillis and kay haggan. ahead to hagan according to the average on all polls. heading to the debate saturday night. watch it on c-span. it.ing what is the strategy? is it a matter of trying to avoid a major mistak