coming up thursday morning, north dakota congresswoman kelly armstrong discusses house democratss' investigations of president trump, and a discussion about the u.s. trade deficit, which increased to 803 billion dollars, highest in history. . and a new report on american debt and spending habits. watch c-span's "washington ive at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. >> the war in the pacific, a measles, and the life and legacy of dwight eisenhower, this i weekend on american history tv. pacific war scholars on the first major allied pacific offensive, the battle of guadalcanal. >> for the american public, guadalcanal came to symbolize the first real test of the generation that had to fight the war. then reel america, with rash of measles outbreaks this year, we look at a film about the history of measles and the development of a vaccine. >> in a few weeks, the monkeys that were not vaccinated developed measles. the ones like this one that were given the experimental vaccine showed no signs of measles, and developed protective antibodies. now knows they have developed a vaccine that will provide saf

thursday morning, kelly armstrong discusses investigations of president trump. democraticnd ohio congresswoman talked about the u.s. trade deficit which increased to the highest level in history. america'sports on spending habits. be sure to watch washington journal. join the discussion. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's public table -- cable television companies. we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. servicesay's armed sexual assault community, -- committee, she talked about failures and how the main investigate sexual assaults and mistreatment of survivors. i am also a military sexual assault survivor. unlike so many brave survivors, i did not report being assaulted. many women and men, i did not trust the system at the time. i blame myself. i was ashamed and confused. i thought i was strong, but felt powerless. the perpetrators abuse their position of power in profound ways. in one case, i was preyed upon and then raped b

host: kelly armstrong is the at-large member of north dakota, member of the oversight and reform committeehe committee. rep. armstrong: and since we did talk about that north dakota state university, we also have the best hockey program in the country. host: thank you. up next, we will be joined by congresswoman marcy kaptur, democrat of ohio, to discuss the u.s. trade deficit. but first, representative don young of alaska begin the longest-serving member of the house, surpassing the tenure of former speaker joe canyon. here is a tribute to him on the house floor yesterday. a mr. speaker, i rise to mark stark moment in our institution as don young, dean of the house, becomes the longest-serving republican in the house's history. [applause] [laughter] [cheers and applause] rep. pelosi: is that a blushing don young that we see behind the ?eard there on behalf of the entire house, mr. speaker, i congratulate congressman young on this on her your 46 years of proud service on behalf of the people of alaska. don young has served alongside from alaska, six senators and 11 governors. governors of

coming up thursday morning, north dakota congressman kelly armstrong discusses house democrat's investigations of president trump. then ohio democratic congresswoman talks about the u.s. trade deficit which increased to 891.3 billion, the highest level in history. and open the books founder on new reports on america's debt and spending habits. be sure to watch the c-span washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> watch c-span three thursday for live coverage of key hearings. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a senate foreign relations committee hearing on u.s. venezuela relations with mark green, the u.s. administrator, elliott abrams, the state department special representative for venezuela and at 1:30, supreme court associate justice samuel alito appears before the house subcommittee on the supreme court budget. watch thursday, beginning live at 10:00 a.m. on c-span three. c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the war on the pacific. a cure for measles, and the life and legacy of dwight eisenhower. this weekend, on american history tv, saturday at

coming up thursday morning, north dakota congressman kelly armstrong discusses house democrats' investigations of president trump. then marcie talks about the u.s. trade deficit, which increased to 891.3 billion, the highest in history, and more about u.s. spending happens -- habits. join the discussion on thursday morning. >>> here is some of what we are covering thursday on the c-span networks, live coverage of the house begins at 10 am eastern, continuing debate on campaign finance rules and voting rights, c-span 2, the senate considers the nomination of earl murphy to the circuit court, and john fleming. life hearings on c-span 3, 10 eastern, senate foreign relations subcommittee hearing on venezuela, and at 1:30 pm, justice samuel alito and kagan. >>> next, three constitutional most birds -- law experts and

coming up thursday morning, north dakota congressman kelly armstrong discusses house democrats investigations of president trump. how --rcy talks about the u.s. deficit. the highest level in history. founder the books.com on new reports on america's debt and spending habits. be sure to watch washington journal live thursday morning. join the discussion. sunday night on q and a. any greenberg discusses her book , lady first. >> i was so astounded by everything that she did and the way that she exercised power. she wrote letter to a supreme court justice and members of congress that were completely confident, 100% about politics and were not noticeably different from a letter that a man would write. on q and day.day -- and a. dwightlife and legacy of eisenhower. on american history tv, saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, scholars on world war ii's first allied offensive, the battle for guadalcanal. the first symbolize test of the manhood of the generation that had to fight the war. >> with a mash of outbreaks of measles, a look back on the history of measles and development of a vaccine. >> in a few

thursday morn, north dakota congressman kelly armstrong discusses house democrats investigations of president trump. then ohio democratic congress woman marcy captor talks about the u.s. trade deficit which increases to 891.3 billion. the highest level in history. and open the books.com founder adam on a new report on america's debt and spending habits. be sure to watch cspan's washington journal. live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. here's some of what we're covering thursday on the cspan networks. on cspan live coverage of the house begins at 10:00 eastern as they continue debate on campaign finance rules and voting rights. on cspan 2 the senate considers the nomination of earl murphy to the sixth circuit court and assistant commerce secretary nominee, john fleming. two live hearings

in about an hour, we talked to congressman kelly armstrong about congressional investigations of president trump. and congresswoman marcy kaptur on the trade deficit which just reached a record $891 billion. with a new reportm, adam on government debt and spending. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ host: good morning. it is marked seventh, 2019. the senate returns this morning. we are with you for the next three hours on the "washington journal." we begin with the decision by house democratic leadership to put on hold the -- toi-semitism in response policy toward israel. it has caused renewed questions about when and how congress should condemn comments made by individual representative tenney senators. our question for

armstrong campus. they were able to track him down and arrest him. >>> time right now, 10:06. singer r. kelly is out of jail. someone made a $161,000 childt suppant on his behalf. here ooh is look at yell leaving the cook county jail in illins yesterday. he was placed in jail last week after he could not pay what he owed in child support. and on top of that, kelly is charged with ten counts of aggravated sexual abused invol four women, three of them who were minors when that alleged abe took place. kelly spoke to reporters after this release yesterday. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i promise you we're going to straighten all this stuff out. that's all i can say right now. that's what i promise yond >> your fans? >> i love my fans. >> kelly has pleaded notto guil the sexual abuse charges against him. >>> this morning the publisher of a loudoun county newspaper is facingraud arges. he's accused of lying to investors and lenders of the company that operates the loudoun tribune.or auies say briems thomas reynolds of leesburg defrauded investors in "the tribune" media group, a company he

armstrong campus. the i suspect broadis johnson. police are trying to track him down. >>> r. kelly i out of jail.e a pimt on his behalf. here's look at himeaving the cook county jail in illinois yesterday. he was put in jail after he couldn't payis back child support. he's charged with ten accounts of abuse of women, four, three of whom are minors he spoke to reporters yesterday. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i ploms you, we're going to raighten all this stuff right now. that's all i can say right now.i i pro you. >> and your fans? >> i love my fans. >> kelly has plead not guilty to those sexual abuse charges against him. >>> this morning a publisher of a newspaper is facingraud charges. he's accused of lying to investors. he defrauded investors in tribute media group, a company he controls he originally lied about the value and existence of advertising contractsmp the y had. investors or investigators rather also believe h lied about how much money he and others invested in the company. if convicted reynolds could face decades in prison. >>> we turn our attention to politics now as we

armstrong. the suspect is broadis johnson. they were able to track him down and arrest him. >>> singer a kelly is out of jail. someone made a $161,000 child support payment to get him out. here he is. he wasn placed jail last week after he couldn't pay what he owed in child pport. on top of that, he's charged with ten cous ofexual abuse involved four women, including three who were minors when the alleged abuse took place. kelly talked to reporters after his release yesterday. take a listen. >> i promise you we're goc strayen all this stuff out. that's all i can say right now. >> and your fa? >> i love my fans. >> kelly has pleaded not guilty to the abuse charges against him. >>> and a publisher is accuseded of lying to investors and the company operatingrine. they say he defrauded investors in the tribune media company, company he controlled which operates the local newspadr. reynolds l about the value and existencele of a advertising contracts a the company they had. investors believe he lied about how mh money h and others investan in the compy. if convicted, reynolds could face decades in >prison. let's t

coming up thursday morning, north dakota congressman kelly armstrong discusses house democrats' investigations of president trump. then, ohio democratic congresswoman marcy capter talks about the u.s. trade deficit which increased to the highest level in history. and open the books.com founder adam, a new report on america's debt and spending habits. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern, thursday morning. join the discussion. >> on thursday, a hearing examines current u.s. relations with venezuela amid that country's political turmoil and humanitarian crisis, a senate foreign relations subcommittee will hold that hearing. it starts live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. and right after that, testimony from supreme court justices samuel alito and elina kagan on the high court's budget. they'll speak before a house appropriations subcommittee. that ginbegins at 1:30 p.m. easn also on c-span3. sunday night, on q&a, penn state history professor amy greenberg discusses her book "lady first: the world of first lady sarah polk." >> i was astounded by all the stuff

thursday morn, north dakota congressman kelly armstrong discusses house democrats investigations of president trump. then ohio democratic congress woman marcy captor talks about the u.s. trade deficit which increases to 891.3 billion. the highest level in history. and open the books.com founder adam on a new report on america's debt and spending habits. be sure to watch cspan's washington journal. live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. here's some of what we're covering thursday on the cspan networks. on cspan live coverage of the house begins at 10:00 eastern as they continue debate on campaign finance rules and voting rights. on cspan 2 the senate considers the nomination of earl murphy to the sixth circuit court and assistant commerce secretary nominee, john fleming. two live hearings on cspan three at 10:00 eastern, a senate foreign relations subcommittee hearing on venezuela. and at 1:30, justices samuel and elana testify at a house hearing on the annual supreme court budget. next, russian ambassador to the u.s., speaks at u.s.-russia relations. he was the featured s