john taylor examines government efforts to help homeowners with their loans. a discussion about the rest of several americans in pakistan. one author talks about his book about putting medicare consumers in charge. that's on the "washington journal" on c-span. . >> i admit that the co2 increase in the past 100 it years is a result of the industrial revolution. there is no question that the level of co2 has gone up to 380 parts per billion. once you get beyond that, this theory that somehow man-made co2 is causing the earth to warm and rapidly increasing rate, the day is actually beyond dispute does not show that. that is one of the problems that the climatologist who believe in global warming are having. they are getting more and more shrill in opposition to those of us to say wait a minute, we are open-minded but you have to show us the facts. we are in a natural cycle. appears that the earth is in a slight cooling period for the next 30 to 50 years, and the dominant cause of that are the oceans, the atlantic and pacific or in a cooling period. the co2 concen

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tomorrow on "washington journal," eamon javers john taylor talks about restructuring home mortgages. map youlevitt discusses the or rest of several americans in pakistan. and an author talks about his book, "putting medicare consumers in charge." >> if we had taken his advice, more people would be employed, more small businesses would have gone under, more remote ranch owners would have lost their homes, and what it tasted of higher deficit. mr. speaker, when i listen to him now, he has lost the art of communication but not, alas, the gift of speech. >> from london, prime minister's questions. gordon

john taylor investigates government efforts to help homeowners modifying their mortgages.w levitt discusses the arrest of several americans and pakistan, an author walton francis talks about his book, " putting medicare in charge prat." >> david axe was embedded with the u.s. army in afghanistan in october. he followed them on training missions. this was from lobar province, a mostly agricultural region south of kabul. >> it boils down to checkpoints. you set up a cheap "-- a checkpoint and you just sat there and keep an eye on things. you can walk a place down -- lock up place down. you can solve a lot of problems by just keeping an eye on the check point, really. checkpoints can be terribly boring. u.s. forces tend to delegate a lot of checkpoints to the afghan forces. that is something that they can handle. it is a pretty rudimentary task. they can sit there 24 hours a day and the americans will go out periodically and check on them. had you seen anything? do you need some help building up a checkpoint? usually when the americans go out there, that will gather at afghan

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but john taylor was on c-span it's got to be over almost a year ago and he referred to the loading of that, he called it chair time, that is how he referred to it. bill errors was also one c-span a few months back and claims schools now should be what he calls palaces of learning and the third thing i would like to say is my son is at the university of delaware and he could not navigate through the university without a laptop. he happens to be a math major by the way, and i was a schoolteacher for 14 years. what i would like to say, my question to you is why would you refer back to an older style of presentation making this will textbook series and history instead of linking it to a more dynamic process like the internet? >> guest: interesting question. there is a lot of discussion out there that the textbooks are a thing of the past and everything will be delivered via technology garbage gin and garbage out. if you and a whole lot of the same people are lining up to put things on disks with the idea this is better it's only better if it is better. i would be happy to have my books on

taylor battle. he did a good job on him although battle ended up scoring 32 fence 32 against vi. it was a john paul jones arena record. 28 came in the second half, as reed's at the line. 61.5% free-throw shooter. and auburn dead last in free-throw shooting in the sec at 64%. >> daymeon: when you are struggling to get victories, that is something that you have to go in and try to improve when you have some time. >> matt: friday against troy, reed with 18 points. that is the first free-throw miss of the ballgame for the auburn tigers. they are down eight. >> daymeon: right now if you are virginia, you continue to do what has got you successful which is not turnovers on the basketball. an unforced error that time. >> matt: calvin baker called for the foul on virginia away from the basketball. eight team fouls now for the cavaliers. auburn tigers in the bonus. we are at the beard-eaves coliseum on the campus of auburn university. mat kanan and daymeon fishback with you. acc versus sec basketball. virginia with an 8-point lead. >> daymeon: and seeing a guy who i think, you know, still has an incred