we're honored you are here. [ applause ] and so the other thing that impressed me about doris kearns goodwin, she raised a son who became a united states marine. volunteered to be a united states marine after september the 11th. i have the honor of introducing the best first lady ever. mom, would you take a tie? obviously, i don't mind being surrounded by strong women. i was raised by one, i married one, and i believe we're raising two. welcome former first ladies, barbara and laura bush. >> thank you very much. >> i thought it was me. [ applause ] >> well, for me, this is such a great honor. you can imagine having spent my life trying to bring presidents and first lady who's were no longer alive to life? i got live ones here. much more fun. >> we hope. >> i always worry -- i worry that in the -- >> careful. >> i worry that someday -- i worry that someday in the afterlife there will be a panel of presidents that i ever studied and everyone will tell me everything i got wrong. and the first person to yell out will be lbj, how come that book on the kennedys was twice as long as mine. w

in that area the sound being heard from reno to the northeast down perhaps into kearn county to the southif this did explode in the near stratosphere layer, those sound waves could travel a distance. we'll continue to check that out through the evening. let's show you around the bay area. the blast you are feeling is the cool air. the ocean air conditioning cranking up. you can see the low clouds there. look at our temperatures dropping almost 20 degrees. around san francisco, seeing those temperatures now, what you'll see are those numbers in the 50s and low 60s outside. 58 degrees there in san francisco. look at livermore, though. it's take something time for that cooler air to punch inland. the wind direction is coming in the right direction to cool off the tri-valley. everybody cooling off big time as we get into monday. low clouds and some drizzle for tomorrow morning. but a very interesting weather pattern. stable conditions at sea level but higher up we could see a chance of some thundershowers. in fact, you can see a few flaring up to the east lake tahoe. a system that's approachi

well-established authority to wave fuel standards in the event of any actual fuel supply shortage with joe don kearns. we've used that authority and we're certainly works with the state of pennsylvania and the industry and doe on those issues. >> we will follow up with some questions for the record on the funding and its effects on rhode island and i would ask if you could respond to those fairly quickly because in the budget cycle, if we get stalled on that, we're stuck waiting. i would ask for your cooperation in providing us pretty quick answers and i'd like to ask that a providence journal article from the summer of 2011 which is admitted into the record, madam chair, may i ask unanimous consent for the article to be entered into the record. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> it describes a success story, which is that our salt water beach days lost to contaminated swimming waters decreased by 35% in 2011 from 2009 levels and credited some of the big projects that rhode island has done. >> the bay commission had built enormous tunnels and receiving chambers under ground to store storm water f

at 9:00, barbara and laura bush will talk with historian and biographer doris kearns goodwin. a and we'll hear from the women who served as the right hand of the first ladies from lady bird johnson to laura bush. that's american tv in primetime all week here on c-span3. over on c-span2 book tv's on primetime. tonight you can get a glimpse of the lives of current and former u.s. senators starting tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern with arlen speck for and his book, life among the cannibals. at 9:25, richard j. luger statesman of the senate. at 10:00 a book party with allen simpson and donald hardy. a biography of the wyoming senator. book tv in primetime all week on c-span2. >> four years ago i was a washington outsider. four years later, i'm at this dinner. four years ago, i looked like this. today i look like this. and four years from now, i will look like this. [ applause ] that's not even funny. >> mr. president, you remember -- you remember when the country rallied around you in hopes of a better tomorrow. that was hilarious. that was your best one yet. but honestly, it's a thri

eastern, barbara and laura bush talk with doris kearns goodwin. at 10:00 p.m., we'll hear from several women who served as right hands from first ladies from lady byrd johnson to laura bush. watch the role and influence of america's first ladies tonight on c-span3. >>> the aclu has believed for some time that police departments around the country are tracking people's cell phones on a routine basis, often without getting a warrant based on probable cause. >> should tracking a cell phone require a warrant? tonight, american civil liberties union attorney katherine crump on police use of technology for surveillance purposes and whether current law adequately protects an individual's right to privacy, at 8:00 p.m., on "the communicators," on c-span2. >>> four years ago, i was a washington outsider. four years later, i'm at this dinner. four years ago, i looked like this. today i look like this. and four years from now,ly look like this. [ applause ] that's not even funny. >> mr. president, you remember when the country rallied around you in hopes of

it means the register is less relevant to the security kearns of ma concerns of states around the world not affected by the seven categories. tanks, combat vehicles and aircraft, more threatened by the proliferation of small arms like weapons. this is registered as an optional eighth category if you will, only optional. states in africa, latin america and asia are looking at the continuing failure of the register to include small arms in concluding, i don't need to participate in this because it doesn't actually direct that i report on it. i think, also, that the, there's been turnover in personnel at the u.n. office of affairs which implements the register affecting their ability or their willingness to go out and contact member states and remind them about the need to report data to the register and basically pursue submissions to the register. that's lagged over the last couple years. and then finally i think also that states are looking at the fact that we have an arms trade treaty negotiation that's going to start this summer and wondering what's going to come from that and have be

and doris kearns goodwin, talk about what it is like being a red sox fan, the agony, the anguish, thefering. the tradition. >> and once in a while a few good things. >> i'll tell you, it has been so much a part of my life that i can't imagine how irrational i am. i wake up in the morning sad when they've lost. i can't sleep at night when they are not doing well. >> it's been a rough couple of weeks for you. >> but then i keep remembering, the great thing about of the had, i push my mind back and i remember 2004, i remember 2007. i remember carlton fisk. i remember when i first walked in here, and i so loved the brooklyn dodgers. they moved to los angeles. my boyfriend takes me here, and i see the same kind of little park, the same team that almost wins, but then loses ultimately. and i fell irrationally in love. >> i grew up a braves fan, but out of nowhere, suddenly these two guys explode on the scene. not the guy behind me, but two guys explode on the scene. mike barnicle. >> hi, mike. >> fred lynn, jim rice, and of course '75, the same year, that amazing game six home run by carlto

it kearns controversial elbow to the head delivered by los angeles laker forward metta world peace in's game against the oklahoma city thunder. after a slam-dunk, metta world peace former known as ron artest. james harden handed face down on the floor with by the way, a concussion. world peace was called for a flagrant foul, thrown out of the game. he now faces possible suspension. after the game he apologized. >> i got really emotional, real excited, and it was unfortune that james had to get hit with the unintentional elbow. i hope he's okay, you know. and playing for a championship this year so i really hope that he's okay. i apologize to the thunder and james harden. such a great game. it was unfortunate, you know, so much emotion was going on. >> joining me now, dave, the sports writer. we've had ron artest on the show before. i lived in chicago the same time he was there. i'm going to put it on the line. i believed it was an accident. go ahead. shoot away. >> he wasn't trying to give him a temple rub. he threw that elbow with the intent to hit somebody. did metta world peace att

has 4800-acre farm in kearn county called green acres, where they grow wheat and they sell that to dairy farms. so it is a profitable reuse, and it's surprising -- at one time we were dumping all our sludge into the ocean. seven miles, and creating this black hole of cal indicate a or brown acres. >> exactly. >> but now it's being reused, and there's some conserve about biosolids, but the epa set standards what can be in there and if you do pretreatments the solids are valuable for phosphorus and nitrogen and potassium, which farmers would prefer not to have to buy in commercial fertilizers, which then become newt nutrients that spoil the water supply. >> one thing to remember, there's a woman who is mining our trash for paper, shipping it to china, and then making a finished product -- recycling and it making a product out of and it shipping it back to us and we buy that product ourselves and it's labeled recycling paper and it's essentially green but it has been shipped halfway around the world twice. >> exactly. >> i want to follow up on that with you. because you really explode a lot

that's been kearn of ours for some time.er each of the last several quarters is there's been increasing pessimism among developers for the r.i.m.m. platform and that doesn't bode well for the long-term prognosis of that ecosystem. >> sorry, julia. >> i was just going to ask about nokia. how bad was this misfire and what are your long-term prospects? >> the prospects are -- well, it's an up hill battle for nokia generally. but as you look at our developer survey, it's mixed. near term, the data points suggested risk for q1 and in fact we ended up seeing that based on what came out yesterday. longer term, what is interesting, developers do seem to have an increased appetite in developing for the windows platform so it suggests that there's some promise longer term. in the end, the only thing that really matters is consumers and we haven't seen them open up yet. >> you looked at downloads, how much activity there was for the activity that people are developing across different platforms which is probably a good sign about what

he's 62 fighting colon and liver kearns.cluding his brother barry at his bedside we are told. robin, barry and late brother morris sold more than 200 million records in the legendary music contrary. as the bee gee which began back in 1968. >> we get another check of the breaking weather news in the heart land. we want to see your image as well. please be careful when you take the pictures. go to u.report fox news.com. or twitter. tweet me at twitter.com as a little again stay safe. we'll be again stay safe. we'll be right back an airline's job, is to take you from where you are... to where you need to be. and we're not just talking about points on a map. with a more intuitive delta website and mobile app... and the most wifi equipped planes. we let you be everywhere at once. innovations like these are extending our reach so you can extend yours. and now, even at 30,000 feet you can still touch the ground. hi, i just switched jobs, and i want to roll over my old 401(k) into a fidelity ira. man: okay, no problem. it's easy to

robert kearns, writing about illegal immigration crackdowns.ost: florence, ky, democratic line, good morning. caller: it is hard to believe that if the president does it, it is not illegal. dick cheney came into office believing just that. one of the smartest things that george bush did was starting to push dick cheney out of the picture in his second term. far as i am concerned, the legacy of watergate and the reagan new administration, the iran contra. ,ince the bush's administration that is. thank you. host: let me read to the last couple of sentences. you brought up nixon and his relationship with colson. "he remained on good terms with nixon, visiting him after being released from prison. host: next on the phone, republican line, good morning. paul, are you with us? caller: baba. host: bob, i am sorry. caller: ok, yes. my belief is that watergate was not such a big deal. that he was forced out of office because he was not personally liable as a person. and if he was a popular president, like kennedy or clinton, or reagan, then it would hav

with you here today and particularly with my good friends from iowa, who are here and, of course, kearningsho's an officer in your organization. i'm here to tell that you federal borrow accurate are the greatest threats to our freedoms. we all know that freedom is not free. it takes diligence and hard work to maintain our freedom. the constitution provides protection from the government to ensure individual liberty and most importantly, the second amendment. as americans, we must do the hard work to ensure that individual liberties like the second amendment are preserved, are strengthened and unabridged. the american experiment, as envisioned by our founding fathers, is about ordered liberty. ordered liberty requires respect for constituted authorities and the rule of law. the founders recognize the importance of due process. the rule of law, and self-government in preserving our liberty. that's why the right to keep and bear arms is a fundamental individual right, period. george mason, the co-author of the second amendment once said, "to disarm the people is the best and most effective way