. >> just briefly i attended for the break the officers of justice for which the secretary john monroe is the president of and we celebrated several former san francisco officers and one that worked in this parish for the role in the civil rights advocates in the 60s and 70s raising the rights of the officers. and you probably know that san francisco is the most diverse police department in the country and it is because of the work of these men who received the awards and put in the hall of fame because their hard work that we have the police department that we have today that was a great ceremony and that is all that i have to report and commissioners, anything to report? >> i would like to report that the coffee was delicious. i am sorry guys. >> it has been a long day. >> i wanted to report that it was a fantastic promotion ceremony, some great family and i just wanted to echo the points that the deputy chief made is that our job is to be critical and hold the police officers accountable every day and we do that well in san francisco and it is also nice to celebrate some people who

and marilyn monroe's suicide letter. john lennon message for paul mccartney all up on the auction block. >>> i'm don lemon. we begin with this. going to the dentist isn't supposed to be fun. it's not supposed to be dangerous either. but a lot of people in oklahoma tonight are wondering if past trips to the longtime tulsa dentist may be a threat to their health. former patients of dr. scott harrington were tested for hepatitis and hiv, among the thousands of harrington's patients who may have been exposed to hepatitis or even hiv through visits to his office. susan candiotti is in tulsa with more. >> reporter: it's not the way marisa smith hoped to celebrate her 18th birthday. a trip with her dad to the tulsa health department. you're about to go in to get tested. what are your emotions right now? >> i'm pretty nervous. i don't like needles. i don't like really testing. after this whole ordeal, i just want to be clean. >> reporter: free from hepatitis b and c and hiv. smith is one of dr. harrington's 7,000 patients who might h

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monroe. james madison gave three speeches. john -- thomas jefferson gave two. peach -- people never saw the president or heard the president. is not a public perception. it is a good question. but it is a different time. >> the white house was burned by the priggish -- the british and the matteson's had to leave while it was being constructed. the munros moved back in. how important was this symbolically? >> even by then, the white house had become america's house. itsof the reasons why occupants have been targeted often for criticism, much of it is fair, it is because it our house. would be criticized for an alleged obsession for fashion. -- she paido $1,500 up to $1,500. she painted her face, applying ruche. , itilly as it sounds now takes us back almost to a debate at the very beginning about what kind of nation this would be. >> it really reflects to this monroe administration, we will show you this clip next. clip] >> if i could go back to one time in the white house, i would probably go back to the monroe period. the united states began to come to life. m

some of the famous people who dined here included john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison and james monroe. thomas jefferson had his inaugural dinner here. john gadsby had a terrific reputation for hospitality. he was known for the really great dinners that he would serve, so he was well known all over the area, and that's why the presidents of the united states would come here, because it was probably the best place to eat in this entire area. he left here to establish restaurants in baltimore and then in washington city. when you think about george washington, you always think of him as winning the revolutionary war and being the president and being this real stiff character on your dollar bill. but here at gadsby's tavern, you can see him as a human being. you see him dining and drinking, having a glass, dancing, he loved to dance, telling stories, meeting his friends here, having conversations. you see him as a real person here at gadsby's tavern, not as a statue. we're in right now the ballroom of gadsby's tavern, and george washington love today dance. and -- loved to dance. and all

john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison, james monroe. thomas jefferson. a terrific reputation for hospitality. known for their really great tenors that he was surf. he was well known all over the area. it's like the president of the united states would come here. probably the best place to eat for the entire area. he left here to establish residence in baltimore. when you think about george washington, you think of him as when the revolutionary war in being the president and being a stiff character. but what's neat is you can see him as a human being. piquancy and dining in drinking and everything else. ..

monroe doctrine? >> i don't mean to, for years, there was people that suspected john quincy adams wrote it. elizabeth didn't write it. just about everybody else got credit for it. it's interesting. there is one point where he refers to her as his partner in all things. one senses, although, there is an unfortunate lack of documentation that that would include sharing his political secrets with her. i don't think of her, certainly in the modern sense as a political figure. she was certainly aware of what e was doing. we only have one letter that she wrote, but there are etters of her handwriting that she copied for him to either make copies to send to others or to keep. she was certainly aware of what was happening. they were together for so long and they were so close that it's inconceivable that they did not discuss public matters. she was certainly very much well aware of what was happening. >> and having lived through the french revolution, the reign of terror, she certainly would have had strong opinions about the approach to europe, you would imagine. >> yes. >> rachel from pensacola.

at the lives of elizabeth monroe and louisa catherine adams and the wives of presidents james monroe and john quincy adams. "the communicators" with a look at consumer tech products and then carl levin andusses defense policy future of afghanistan. we're waiting for the house to votes.for the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan rise? >> mr. speaker, by direction on the committee of house administration, i present a privileged report to accompany house resolution 113 for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to accompany house resolution 115, a bill providing for the expenses of certain committees of the house of representatives in the 113th congress. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the house calendar and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, proceedings will resume on questions previously postponed. votes will be taken in the following order. agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal and suspending the rules and agreeing to h. con. res. 18 and

marilyn monroe says she thinks she is going crazy. an angry letter written by johnen unanimous to paul mccartney. >> let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: you can see the moisture bands here, one moving into the central valley. a lot of convective activity with thelight inning strikes, and then this other band moving from south up towards the north bay, and those will rotate in. talk about our timing for tomorrow. as we head through the evening, we'll continue to see the shower activity. this is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, and you can see we're looking at quite a bit of moisture around much of the bay area. then we get into a little bit of a break. this is 9:00. so, if you have some outdoor plans tomorrow morning, you might get a little brief respite from the showers, maybe a little sunshine, and it lasts until 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, so a nice little bit of a break. not say there's still not some scatters showers but won't be as widespread. by 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, another bit of a break with just widely scattered showers right on in through tomorrow evening. so, it's not going to be

monroe. she thinks she is going crazy. an angry letter to johnennon to linda and paul mccartney around the time the beatles split. it's expected to fetch $40,000 and $60,000. >> coming up next, the assignment 7 takes a look at the fate of the california one odor. can it survive the gun lobby? >> and easter services will soon be celebrated atop mount davidson in san francisco. >> carolyn: welcome back. we are starting with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >>> happy easter everyone. we are seeing spotty showers around the bay area but little bit of a break. some of the rainfall heavier rain expected throughout the day. heavy heavy areas through berkeley and interstate 80 and highway 24. we saw low clouds pass around the san francisco area, past the bay bridge. roads are damp this morning and you can expect heavy rain at times with the possibility of some thunderstorms. rain breaks, we're going to look for them in the morning hours and possibly into lunch. i'll show you the forecast model. right

1792 so it is over 200-years-old the famous people the dying here including john adams, thomas kurson, james madison and james monroe. jefferson had his dinner right here. they had a terrific reputation for hospitality known for the greater than there's said he was known all over the area and that's why the president of the united states would come here because of was the best place to eat in the entire area. he left here to establish restaurants in baltimore and the midwestern city. >> the thing about george washington as there is the revolutionary war and then the president being a very stiff character on the dollar bill, but what is needed about the tavern is that he is seen as a human being dining and drinking and having dinner and telling stories and having conversations you see him as a real person here at the tavern triet george washington loved to dance with the most famous person of the united states. they were involved here for george washington in 1798 and 1799 they came here and the galleries was the latter out in the hallway would have been passed and they have a dance that george washington is going to

monroe doctrine? >> i don't mean to, for years, there was people that suspected john quincy adams wrote it.beth didn't write it. just about everybody else got credit for it. it's interesting. there is one point where he refers to her as his partner in all things. one senses, although, there is an unfortunate lack of documentation that that would include sharing his political secrets with her. i don't think of her, certainly in the modern sense as a political figure. she was certainly aware of what he was doing. we only have one letter that she wrote, but there are letters of her handwriting that she copied for him to either make copies to send to others or to keep. she was certainly aware of what was happening. they were together for so long and they were so close that it's inconceivable that they did not discuss public matters. she was certainly very much well aware of what was happening. >> and having lived through the french revolution, the reign of terror, she certainly would have had strong opinions about the approach to europe, you would imagine. >> yes. >> rachel from pensacola. >> h

john quincy adams. he is describing of being in all of them. this former president of high stature, worked for president washington, madison, monroe, no question lincoln would have sought him out but i try to make the best guess but neither of them ever recorded it. >> but the abolitionist? >> he was. john quincy adams was a huge abolitionist fighting the gag rule. >> briefly mentioning his father a thing about his relationship with his dad as adults? >> it is not a great one but we don't know exactly what happens. when he is racing back to washington d.c. he gets the employment from zachary taylor he hears his father is deathly ill and stops by the father's home so he does that may be jeopardized as getting the appointment but in the final hours of his father's life lincoln said i don't think any good can come of me being there. said use your imagination he has always dealt fairly fairly, renowned for integrity, have a forgiving nature and never held grudges. you can only imagine what would have been the case to set him off when he actually passes away. not a great relationship but one person said i liked the way he treated his father and was

letters and manuscripts including an unhappy marilyn monroe saying she thinks she's going crazy and can't concentrate. a angry letter written by johnnon to linda and paul mccartney reflecting the bad feelings around them when the beatles split up, expected to fetch between 40 and $60,000. >>> coming up next, assignment 7 looks at the fate of the california condor. it survived a major pesticide scare but can it survive the gun lobby. >>> plus, people from all over california made the pilgrimage to san francisco's highest peek easter morning. the sunrise service atop mount davidson and we'll introduce to you people who made it their >>> welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a quick look at our ever changing weather. >> happy easter, everyone. we're tracking all the weather with live doppler 7 hd. we've been seeing pockets of green, light rain earlier over santa rosa and a heavier cell moving over napa towards highway 29. you can see a stronger cell with areas of yellow and orange. we're going to see scattered showers through the day, but enjoy this beautiful break right now from the rainfall. from emeryville over

selling 50 letters including an angry note from john lennon to paul mccartney after the beatles broke up. but the biggest letter, one from marilyn monroe, quote, i am still lost. i mean i can't get myself together. i sound crazy but i think i'm going crazy, end quote. the items will be exhibited april 8th through the 16th in new york city. i'll see you in about an hour with the latest breaking news crossing our desk right here at headquarters. plus an interview, an nfl player coming out. our interview with quan harris. >>> and he's facing murder charges many south africa, but oscar pistorius just scored a big win in the courtroom. >>> another week and another record for the market. but with stocks soaring, how will you know if it's time to get out? ali velshi h

monroe's successor and close friend, louisa katherine adams. you can see the pivotal role that she played in the presidential campaign of her husband, john quincy adams, and her complex relationship with her mother-in-law, former first lady abigail adams. first ladies: influence and image, continues tonight live at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span3, also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> the winners have been selected in this year's c-span student documentary competition on the theme "your message to the president." the grand prize winner is josh stokes from daniel hand high school many connecticut. his video was on unemployment in america. high schooler alan shimp of pennsylvania won first prize her his industry on the economy and spending. and a group from knoxville won first prize with their documentary on public transportation. watch the winning videos each day next month on c-span and see all the documentaries at student cam.org. >> "the communicators" winds up its visit to ces international 2013, the consumer electronics show in las vegas, with a look at several booths to see some of the technology that's being unveiled this year. >>

people who died here included john adams, tom -- thomas jepsen, james madison, and james monroe. thomas dorson had his own -- his inaugural dinner here. -- jefferson had his inaugural dinner here. was well known all over the area. that is why presidents would come here. it was probably the best place to eat in this entire area. he left here to establish residence in baltimore and then in washington city. >> you think about george washington, you think about him winning the revolutionary war being busted character on your dollar bill. at this tavern, he was seen as a human being. he was seen dining, drinking, dancing. he would tell stories, meet friends here, have conversations, you see him as a real person here in this tavern. not as a statue. on c-span2's booktv programming and c-span 3's american history programming, or local content vehicle traveling around the country to showcase the literary history around the country. you can check out our web site. or feature this week alexandria, virginia. joining us from new york is msnbc's krystal ball. as you look at the conference whi

monroe and her close relationship with her successor. we will see the importance she played in the 1820 presidential campaign of john quincy adams and the complex relationship with former first lady abigail adams. we will include your questions and comments by phone, facebook, and twitter live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. >> you're looking at the next industrial revolution. makerbot is an innovation company. these two tools and power people to make things. building up layers of plastic and tell your model is done. and you take it out, and you have something. when you got,s when you cut your coffee shop, and you want to use an open network. you do not know what the guy sitting next to you is doing. what is he doing with his mobile phone? is he looking at your data? we have to develop something that will work on tablets and mobile phones. since you have a fever today, we can use a digital camera to look at the patient's ear, nose, and throat. >> this will deliver the highest quality health care in america at the lowest cost. this is for consumer pharmacies across the country and our doctors to s

relationship with her husband james monroe and her successor, the only first lady born outside the u.s. in the role she played in the 1824 presidential campaign of john quincy adams and the relationship with her mother in law former first lady abigail adams. your questions and comments live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c- span and c-span three. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. , executivening director of the national immigration law center has the latest on the the debate over immigration reform. grover norquist looks at the budget proposals by house republicans and senate democrats. new york times reporter edward wyatt ask us is how the federal communications commissus

john lennon to paul mccartney after the beatles broke up. the letter generating the biggest interest was from marilyn monroe, she penned a note to her mentor,. i mean i can't get myself together. i sound crazy but i think i'm going crazy." the items will be exhibited april 8th through the 16th at the douglas hillman gallery in new york city. >>> six people face charges in the shooting death of a baby in his stroller, this happened in broad daylight in brunswick, georgia, last week. two teenagers are accused of murder. also charged the mother, sister and aunt of one of the suspects and a city official. victor you were there in brunswick. what are people saying about this. how afraid are they? >> well i don't know if it's fear, it's definitely concern and it's something that the police chief there says people should be concerned because someone walked up to a mother and her child, shot the child in the face, shot the mother twice. the question here is, is this something that's organized? is this gang related, we asked the chief and he told us that that is being explored but he also said this about why this happened. let's listen. >> we believ

john lennon to paul mccartney after the beatles broke up. the letter generating the biggest interest is from marilyn monroe who penned a note to her moan tor beforemean i can't get myself together. i sound crazy, but i think i'm going crazy. the items will be exhibited april 8 through 16 at the douglas eleman gallery in new york city. >>> all right, justin bieber could be in serious trouble with his neighbors. one of the neighbors is accusing the pop star of spitting on him and making threats. that's not the only problem for the biebs. here's nichelle turner. >> this seems to be boiling down to a he said/he said that could end up in court. first overseas. >> what did you say? >> now at home. >> 9:08 this morning we got a call. >> reporter: justin bieber's bad boy image is going strong. he's now under investigation by the lapd. >> had to do with allegations of a battery and threats made by mr. bieber on one of his neighbors. >> reporter: according to media reports bieber was racing his ferrari around his posh community when a neighbor confronted him. that's when the neighbor claims things turned nasty and a justin spit on him. >> battery by defini

monroe. we will see the important role she played in the 1824 presidential campaign of her husband john quincy adams and the complex relationship with her mother-in-law, abigail adams. we will include your questions and comments by facebook and twitter tonight. >> the republican party released a plan this morning for its approach to the next presidential election that deals with attracting minority and women voters. announced this. these comments are just under one hour. >> i appreciate that introduction. thank you for the introduction of in welcoming us to the press club. i know most of you came for eggs and coffee but thank you for staying for the speech. i want to recognize our co- chair sharon day and are treasurer tony day. day. our treasurer tony all, i you and most of want to think and how grateful i am to this opportunity project. their work cut brings us here today. i want to introduce them this morning. henry barbara of mississippi, glenn mccall of south carolina, former whitew, and house press secretary ari fleischer. when republicans lost in november, it was a wake-up call. in resp

monroe, and close friendship with her successor, louisa katherine adams who was the only first lady born outside the u.s. we'll see the important role she played in the 1824 campaign of her husband, john quincy adams, and her complex relationship with her mother-in-law, former first lady abigail adams. we'll include your questions and comments live monday night at 9 eastern on c-span and c-span3, also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> this weekend booktv is in alexandria, virginia, with the help of our local cable partner, comcast. all weekend long watch tours of the city, hear from local authors and learn about some of the important historic, literary and cultural sites in the area. next, we bring you the story of the sit-in of 1939. >> 1939 five african-americans were arrested at the alexandria city library as they tried to obtain their library cards. attorney samuel tucker was behind this early sit-in which resulted in the creation of a separate library for its black residents. we traveled to the site of the original sit-in, still a city library, and to the place where the black library was built. today an african-american history knew scheme to tell the story of samuel tucker and

monroe. and louisa katherine adams was the only first lady born outside the u.s. she played a role in the campaign of her husband, johnuincy adams. monday live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span 3, also on c-span radio and cspan.org. and our website has more about the first ladies including a welcome to the white house. produced by the white house association. the association is offering the book first ladies of the united states of america. comments from noted historians and thoughts from michelle obama on the role of first ladies throughout history now available for the discounted price of $12.95 plus shipping at cspan.org slash products. c-span, created by america's cable companies. brought to you as a public service by your television provider. next, speeches from the conservative political action conference, including former alaska governor, sarah palin. form alaska governor and former vice presidential candidate says, we're not here to rebrand a party. we are are here to rebuild a country. speaking before the conservative , sheical action conference talks about the effort to increase white house transpare