. >> now that the word outsourcing has come up, we have to acknowledge and this picture says kevin c. at the weary crisis point to rethink things. we are outsourcing the teaching. that is when i was a graduate student 65% was either tenure today is the other way around. many institutions and i don't mean this to be pointing the finger, facing the economic realities are more and more on teachers who are not fully part, who are already part of the unbundling process that is teachers who are working from multiple institutions, teachers who don't have the time to spend with students on full-time faculty member could do. so as long as we are talking about the present as well as the imagined future, we have to acknowledge this is happening and is a very big problem. >> it is also an adjunct faculty are advocating for recognition. our arrogance is gratified that people who deliver what they deliver in ways that is not useful to the part-time faculty. we have to find a new definition of that as well. >> a couple of thoughts. nancy reference the experiment that was done with the carnegie mello

c-span. >> house majority leader kevin mccarthy talks about his belief in american exceptionalism and the inspiration he has received from ronald reagan and abraham lincoln. representative mccarthy gave these remarks recently at the ronald reagan presidential library and museum in simi valley, california. this is 35 minutes. [applause] rep. mccarthy: thank you very much. very kind. thank you. don't go too long, you have not heard me yet. i want to thank john. that is probably one of the nicest introductions i've ever had. i have been a big admirer of john because he has never lost what reagan taught him. he is willing to make sure the torches continue to be lit. to make sure the values of reagan are taught in other places. when i walked into the green room, i was shocked, there is a picture of me up there. i said, how did you get the already? that is good staff work. i helped lead the 100th celebration where we went to london, to prague, to budapest to poland. they wanted to honor reagan. they understood what reagan talked about, the liberties and the freedoms. they saw firsthand the change that he b

c specialist. why is there a merman in the pool? why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? is there a grilled cheese riding piggyback on a cheeseburger? why? cuz, things get weird late at night. that's why i make the munchie meal. it's a box fulla crazy craveables like the stacked grilled cheeseburgr or chick-n-tater melt, plus halfsie fries, two tacos and a drink all for just six bucks. so get one tonight, and get weird. >>> time check is 5:54. look at the tv screen. a few suffer from allergies. the counts that should lower today. but it all depends on what you suffer from. the predominant pollens today, mulberry, oak, and grasses. >>> and an update from chp. all lanes are back open. southbound 880. that's the good news. the bad news, is look at the delays. traffic is heavy from at least university avenue heading westbound. we'll give you a drive time for the stretch. all coming up. >> thank you, liz. >>> farewell special plans for david letterman. we'll get a look back at some of his best interviews and look at that. ware, way long ago. they'll feature trademark segments,

c. fire fighter who died while fighting a fire yesterday in the shaw neighborhood is being remembered as a hero. kyle boston's apartment caught fire yesterday and kevin mccray helped save her family. mccray helped get her sister in an ambulance while she was having an asthma attack. shortly after that, she saw him on the ground being treated. mccray later died. she wants his family to know how thankful she is. >> yeah, i am grateful for him. because i wouldn't have my son or sister. it's just sad he was lost like that. you know, doing something he loved. but he did save people. >> mccray family definitely sacrificed. he's the 100th fire fighter to die in the line of duty. the 99th was his cousin. >>> secret service is going to announce ways they would like to secure the parameter fence, including large anticlimb spikes. he's one of the reasons why -- here's one of the reasons. california man accused of climbing over the white house is due in court today. 54-year-old hunt used a bike rack to climb over the fence on the south side of the white house. he's been free since that incident. the secret service was carrying a package with him when he was caug

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c specialist if harvoni is right for you. >>> police had two suspects in the murder of maryann clibbery -- her business partner, george hansen, and a disgruntled employee, kevin doyle. forensic testing of the sweater in the discarded plastic bag found skin cells on the collar. the skin cells provided a dna profile. >> when i analyzed the swabbing of the collar to determine the wearer, it matched george hansen's profile, and it didn't match anybody else's profile. >> but that didn't prove he was the killer. the sweater belonged to the original business owner, al zullo, and remained in the company closet. other employees, in addition to george hansen, occasionally wore it. >> i started using the sweater in the wintertime, and i would wear it. and of course, other people put it on, too, once in a while, when they got cold. >> then police discovered another bizarre piece of information. a forensic analysis of maryann's coffee cup found a large amount of a prescription sleep medication, but maryann hadn't been prescribed this medication. >> shortly after drinking some coffee, she became very ill. this also happened after eating salads. >> she would fall asleep at

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we have a full house here at post live, joining us today, c over the daily mail north america, john, good to see you. >> good to be here. >> kevin'leary, investor on shark tank is here as well, joining us for the hour, john fort, and our very own david favor, gentlemen, good to have all of you. let's start with uber, according to reports, uber is in early talks on a new round of fundraising that could value the ride sharing service at $50 billion. uber could raise up to $1.5 billion in its latest run. the company as you might remember was valued at $40 billion pre-money after its last round of funding in december. when you talk to capitalists, you and i both do, they say there's uber, and there's everybody else, when you talk about valuations, do you think we're getting beyond that here? >> well, we're kind of in facebook territory here, how much it was valued before in ipo, and it's interesting the rational behind this would be doing more mna. we hear about uber potentially going after nokia's here mapping segment. you wonder how much other sort of adjacent areas they may want to own themselves as they look towards being public

kevin with cnn describes how that man was stopping. >> reporter: as the a shows a fight in a library according to police a person yelling is what agendum and harry cr is bread and valid the people trapped verbal argument quickly get heated people out of this is a nice job and grabbed his wrist to help an approach to see if i could diffuse the situation how expert also gives the happened he did bring up and i've been at that time friend and tennis subdue him and give control it and up from the first arrive away flying across room there is never less final exams today saw everything. says coated security of here seller said a poll to knives from lebanon and police arrived they found a third on him. 20 >> pam: 2 year-old is and three counts of carrying a concealed weapon little anyone mhz whether the other soon so we did what with all was right and after watching the video what happened place a value peterson was justified the videotapes that reports this is an act accordingly. >> gary: warriors out of here tomorrow while the clock and a morning heading to month as. halfies say how their the legacy of us that rhonda's see will present it at top busin

we have a full house here at post live joining us today, c over the daily mail north america, john, good to see you. >> good to be here. >> kevin joining us for the hour john fort, and our very own david favor, gentlemen, good to have all of you. let's start with uber, according

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kevin: secretary carter said last week that recruiting is even a problem now because of this issue. susan: thanks to both of you for your time. >> tonight on c-span's "q&a," "washington post" reporter walter on the situation in the middle east and the 2003 invasion of iraq. >> i think one of the things the bush and administration -- bush administration and -- history has proved it. we look at things from our own point of view and get deceived by it. you can go back to vietnam which is a great example of the first time we sort of did it openly, but we have a history of trying to think other people are like us and what our standards. the world is different. particularly in the middle east, it is totally different. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern and s pacific on c-span's "q&a." >> here are a few of the book festivals we will be covering this spring on c-span twos book tv. that is the spring on c-span two loss book tv. >> the supreme court heard to or arguments on tuesday on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage. the first question that came before the court is whether states should be required to license same-sex marriages based on the constit

c-span online store at cspan.org. >> tonight, some of today's debate on the veteran's choice program and an effort to reduce wait time. and kevin mccarthy talks about foreign policy at the reagan presidential library. >> today in the senate a bill to grand the president trade promotion authority failed in a procedureal vote that would have allow allowed the whitehouse to negotiate deals with other countries and get a straight up and down vote. after the deal the senators discussed how to to move forward and the implications on the vote. we begin with majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> what we gistjust saw is pretty shocking. there are always limits to what could be accomplished when the american people chose divided government. 'but of course it doesn't mean washington shouldn't work toward bipartisan solutions that make sense for our country. trade offers a perfect opportunity to do just that. we believe in lifting up the middle class and knocking down unfair barriers that discriminate against american workers and products in the 21st century. on this issue the president agrees. we worked in good faith all year long to formul

c-span's "first ladies" is an illuminating, entertaining, and inspiring greed, now available as a hardcover or e-book through your favorite bookseller. >> house majority leader kevinccarthy spoke recently on his belief in american exceptionalism and be inspired by abraham lincoln and ronald reagan's he also compared the carter and obama administrations. he spoke at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. [applause] rep. mccarthy: thank you very much. very kind. thank you. don't go too long, you have not heard me yet. i want to thank john. that is probably one of the nicest introductions i've ever had. i have been a big admirer of john because he has never lost what reagan taught him. he is willing to make sure the torch continues to be lit. to make sure the values of reagan are taught in other places. when i walked into the green room, i was shocked, there is a picture of me up there. i said, how did you get the already? i helped lead the 100th celebration where we went to london, to prague, to budapest to poland. they wanted to honor reagan. they understood what reagan talked about. they saw firsthand the change that he brought to the w

c-span online store at cspan.org. >> tonight, some of today's debate on the veteran's choice program and an effort to reduce wait time. and kevin mccarthy talks about foreign policy at the reagan presidential library. >> today in the senate a bill to grand the president trade promotion authority failed in a procedureal vote that would have allow allowed the whitehouse to negotiate deals with other countries and get a straight up and down vote. after the deal the senators discussed how to