for more on his comments, kevin scott. i will start with you.e did not get specific about what kind of ceo he wants, but he did give some clues. >> he is a top interview particularly right now. a couple of things jumped out at me. he sings the praise of jack dorsey. he says nobody understands the product better. clearly he loves jack. they have a strong relationship. i asked him to talk about anthony noto and the head of sales. the story he told about adam staying up all night shows a much faith he has indicative atoms. -- faith he has in dick adams. emily: is a lot of talk to their not going to do a full search. >> i think they are in a strong position. dick said the company has the blessing of being loved by so many people. they have a great team. emily: it has also been bombarded by analysts and investors who are not happy. >> i think they have a very big business already. they just need to focus on the basics of what are making that business run. with the new leader, they will need someone who can inspire what is already a really talented te

. >> senator kevin scott as well the governor and two u.s. senators, that is a powerful powerful message. >> for sure. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to talk about race when she travels to missouri today. clinton is cloin joining a community meeting at the church in st. louis, a suburb at the site of last summer's unrest over the police shooting of teenager michael brown. meanwhile, an nbc "wall street journal" poll shows clinton dominated the field. clinton garners 75% of the vote in the new national poll. a poll 60 points ahead of bernie sanders. 92% of democrats say they can see themselves supporting clinton as the nominee and in a general election matchup, former florida governor jeb bush performs best against clinton. though she leads all three top republicans candidates. anything interesting? >> you put up the head-to-heads. unless they sprinkle with pixie dust hillary clinton pixie dust this is out of line with most of the polls we have seen over the past month or two in hillary's favor. if anybody believes a

scott simon on his book unforgettable. kevin schultz on william f buckley junior. on american history tv, join us for several featured programs on sunday beginning on real america. the 1965 manned spaceflight and the first american to walk in space. his thousands of pictures capturing the war experience. we vis

festival speakers include scott simon, kevin scholz, and alice goffman. on american history tv on c-span 3, join us for several featured programs on sunday, beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the nasa film, the four days of gemini 4 the 1965 manned spaceflight and the first american to walk in space. at 4:30, world war ii photographer tony for car on his thousands of pictures capturing the were experience and the stories behind those images. at 6:00, on a mac and artifacts we visit with senator lamar alexander as he visits stories in his washington, d.c., senate office. and at 6:30, bob schieffer peter arnett and david hume kennerly discuss their vietnam war expenses at the opening of the museum's reporting vietnam exhibit. get a complete schedule at www.c-span.org. coming up like today on c-span washington journal's next at 10:30 a.m. eastern a discussion about states compliance with the epa carbon emissions limitations for power plants. at 11:30, a defense department briefing on the u.s. campaign against isis. coming up in about 45 minutes,

scott simon on his book unforgettable. kevin schultz on william f buckley junior. on american history tv, join us for several featured programs on sunday beginning on real america. the 1965 manned spaceflight and the first american to walk in space. his thousands of pictures capturing the war experience. we visit lamar alexander. at 6:30, veteran journalist bob schieffer. they discuss their vietnam war experiences at the -- get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> two military -- >> 150 years ago, on may 23 and 24 of 1865 two military processions in washington, d.c. called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson cabinet and government officials and general ulysses s. grant watched from this reviewing stand in front of the white house. on may 23rd, an estimated 80,000 soldiers of the army of the potomac led by general meade took about six hours to pass before the reviewing stand. on may 24th general william t. sherman led 65,000 soldiers of the army of tennessee and army of georgia on the same r

following in-depth, festival speakers include scott simon. kevin schultz and norman mailer. and alex goffman. on american history tv on c-span3, join us for several programs on sunday being -- beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern. the four days of gemini for the 1965 manned space flight and the first american to walk in space. 20 but carl -- tony coral and his story behind some of those images. we visit with the senator as he shares stories behind political mementos in his office. as 6:30, bob schieffer, peter arnett discussed their vietnam war experience at the opening of the museum. to get our complete schedule visit c-span.org. >> on tuesday, president obama signed into law the usa freedom act which replaces the expert fired -- the expired patriot act. today, senators richard burr -- the role of the surveillance courts, which are charged with overseeing nsa counterterrorism programs. here is some of their exchange. my question of the gentleman would be did he know the fisa court existed? mr. merkley: the existence of the court -- mr. burr: simple, yes or no. did you know the fi

scott. i don't think busch was going to make dinner plans with that man. jimmie johnson held off kevin harvick for his fourth ridge wynn of the year and 10th all -- fourth win of the year and 10th all time at dove. >>> tonight on gameday -- dover. >>> tonight on game day we'll take you back to 1975. when i was a kid, i couldn't get enough of the warriors. >> here we go again. now your kids get to listen. >> i saw it in film is what i meant. >> you said warriors in six. >> i think it's warriors in seven and everybody holds their home court advantage. >> that is home on thursday. thanks for watching. captioning funded by cbs and ford >> good morning. >> good morning, chief. >> whitaker: chief calvin williams is trying to reform his police force while working in one of america's most violent cities. you've got a predominantly black city and a majority white police force. does that need to change? >> if you come from the premise that, you know, only an african american can police other african americans, then we're all doomed to failure. >> stahl: it's getting harder and harder for the wor

following that, festival speakers include scott simon kevin schultz, and norman mailer. alice goffman of the results on the war on drugs in disadvantaged neighborhoods. on c-span three, join us for several featured programs on sunday beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america. " the four days of gemini4". at 4:30 p.m., world war ii photographer tonyvaccaro on his pictures capturing the war experience and the stories behind the images. at 6:00, we visit with senator lamar alexander as he shares stories behind political mementos and is washington, d.c. senate office. at 6:30 p.m., veteran journalist bob schieffer, peter arnett, and david hugh kennerly discuss their vietnam war experiences. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress with color photos of every senator and house member plus bio and contact information and twitter handles. also, district maps come a a foldout map of capitol hill, and the look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies, and state governor

speakers include scott simon on his book shevin -- kevin schultz, and norman mailer. and on "american history tv on c-span3, join us for several featured programs on sunday. beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern the nasa film, "the four days of gemini 4 1965." at 4:30, world war ii photographer, tony, i've his thousands of pictures capturing the war experience and the stories behind some of those images. then at 6:00, we visit with senator lamar act latter -- lamar alexander. and at 6:30, veteran journalist bob schieffer and david hume discuss their vietnam war experiences. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> former navy secretary and u.s. senator jim webb is considering running for president this year. we sat down with the virginian democrats recently. this is a part of a series of interviews c-span is conducting. mr. webb talks about his military service, his time in congress, and his family history. this is just under 45 minutes. host: former senator jim webb, if you decide to run for president, why do you want to serve? jim: this country needs leadership. if you

held a press conference south carolina governor kevin nikki haley discussed the future of the confederate flag that she says should be short-lived. scott thuman has been working on this story. scott: the motivation behind dylann roof's shooting of nine black congregants at the church becomes more clear, what is to be clarified what happens next. >> the time has come for the general assembly to do what it ought to have done a long time ago remove the symbol of division. scott: photos can surfaced with roof poising the confederate been a -- banners. governor haley say the time has come. >> the events call upon us to look at this in a different way. it's time to remove the flag from the capitol grounds. scott: the frustration visible not just in the massive marches. over the weekend some one vandalized a confederate monument. by spray painting "black lives matter." >> the closest thing people have is when j.f.k. was assassinated. everyone's heart was broken. scott: the flag was take down from the dome in 2000 but still allowed on property is up for debate at the highest levels. >> in the mind of the president it's clear what should happen

following in depth, festival speakers include scott simon on his book unforgettable kevin schultz on william f. buckley and mailer and the war on drugs in disadvantaged neighborhoods. on american history tv on c-span 3 join us for several featured programs on sun beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america the nasa film the four days of gemini iv the 1965 manned space flight and first american to walk in place. at 4:30, world war ii photographer on his pictures capturing the war experience and stories behind those images. at 6:00 on american artifacts we visit with senator lamar alexander as he shares stories in his washington, d.c. office. at 6:30 bob schieffer peter arnette and david hume discuss their vietnam experience. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >>> we'll return to london now for more from the british house of commons. following question time members reflected on the life and career of former liberal democratic leader charles ken die who died earlier this week. he was elected to parliament in 1993. things there and then. first of all, he never heard of nigel ken

we have with us with kevin kennedy, executive vice president of north america for takata. mr. scott kunselman who is the senior vice president, vehicle safety and regulatory compliance with chrysler. formerly known as chrysler group. and mr. rick schostek, executive vice president for honda north america. so i'm going to ask if we could on my left and your right, mr. kennedy, if you will proceed with your testimony and we'll go from there. and if you can, confine it to close to five minutes as possible. mr. kennedy. [inaudible] mr. kennedy: is it on now? my apologies. chairman thune, ranking member nelson and distinguished members of the committee, i'm honored to be here on behalf of takata and our employees throughout the united states. for takata, safety is the core of what we do and who we are. we're proud that takata air bags have saved thousands of lives and prevented serious injuries in hundreds of thousands of accidents. it is unacceptable to us for even one of our products to fail to perform as intended. we deeply regret each instance in which someone has been injured or kil

following in depth festival speakers include scott simon on his book "unforgettable." kevin schultz on william f. buckley jr. and norman mailer. and alice goffman on the results of the war on drugs in disadvantaged neighborhoods. and on american history tv on c-span 3 join us for several featured programs on sunday. beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "real america." the nasa film "the four days of gemini 4." the 1965 manned space flight. and the first american to walk in space. at 4:30 world war ii photographer tony vaccaro on his thousands of pictures capturing the war experience and the stories behind some of those images. then at 6:00 on "american artifacts," we visit with senator lamar alexander as he shares stories behind political mementos in his washington, d.c. senate office. and at 6:30 veteran journalist bob schieffer peter arnett and david hume kennerly discuss their vietnam war experiences at the opening of the museum's reporting vietnam exhibit. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> both chambers of commerce are in recess today. the senate returns monday at

involved in a wreck with bryan scott and i don't think busch was making dinner plans, in the middle of it again. jimmie johnson took the lead on a late restart and held off kevin harvick for his fourth win of the year and tent all time at dover making him the fifth in nascar history with 10 or more wins on the track. >>> coming up tonight we are going to look back at the warriors last championship in 1975. >> no kidding. >> the old film, bill king, yeah, and rick berry was the star on that team and they were heavy underdogs and they swept washington. >> can't wait for this thursday. thanks. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here in half an hour. >> cbs evening news is ne is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. hurry! ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. >> glor: a rare sunday showdown in the u.s. senate, up against a midnight deadline, lawmakers debate key provisions of the patriot act as rand paul looks to block it. the stunning and sad death of beau biden. the vice president's son succumb

washington journal with representatives kevin yoder of kansas and barbara lee of california. >> scott wong is a senior reporter, a senior staff writer for the hill, covering this shut up on capitol hill. your headline today says g.o.p obama on a cusp of a fast track trade victory. tell us where we are in this process, the first vote today, what is it all about? scott: the first vote is the first of four trade votes. it kicks off the process. this one has to do with trade preferences. it would allow africa, african nations to be able to export their good to the united states duty-free. it would provide trade preferences for other developing nations. it is not a very controversial bill. the more controversial bills will be taking up tomorrow friday, but it is the first of four and it kind of gets the ball rolling for completion of this major trade package. >> what is it about the trade issues coming on friday that make them controversial? are they different things to democrats and republicans in the house? scott: well, the two major bills coming up tomorrow are of course t.a.a. which ha

scott simon, kevin schultz talking about norman mailer and william f buckley junior and finally alexann house kaufman of the impact of tough on crime policies in philadelphia. that all happens tomorrow beginning at noon eastern. now book tv continues on c-span2 went to the >> it is the 2nd most populated city and home to the university of nebraska. for the next hour we will explore the history and literary culture of this capitol city. >> on the most important american writers of the 20th century. left behind at least 3000 letters that we know about. those letters are all over the world that the biggest collections are here nebraska. >> we are in the heritage room in the lincoln city library. the purpose is to collect and celebrate and promote the works. we began the collection in 1949. she originally held just one bookcase where she would put books that would come in. the collection has grown from the shelf to 14000 14,000 volumes and represents more than 4,000 nebraska authors. >> we begin our special look at lincoln. >> the american west has long been this tableau. love, loss, rec

really is interesting and it's paying off and kevin plank once again on the cutting edge of everything. >> about the only one i said this yesterday, scott athlete that isn't on that board is american pharoah, just because he hasn't decided to make saddles yet over at under armour. >> so i know you guys like the company and you like plank. what about the stock? what about the stock? especially with the new structure that was announced last week or the week prior. steph? >> i think it's expensive. i like what they're doing and i think that they have a tremendous growth opportunity ahead of them. but if you're looking at this sector, i look at nike, i look at foot locker and finish line, i look at lululemon, a little different animal. but i think i can find better value for what i'm looking for for the long-term. but the entire sector, the entire group, this is where people are spending the money and they're spending about five times as much on athleisure than they are on other apparel. >> maybe a little reality check for you boys over there. >> there's no doubt the valuation is absolutely getting extreme. but the growth -- >> love versus

we have with us with kevin kennedy, executive vice president of north america for takata. mr. scott kunselman who is the senior vice president, vehicle safety and regulatory compliance with chrysler. formerly known as chrysler group. and mr. rick schostek, executive vice president for honda north america. so i'm going to ask if we could on my left and your right, mr. kennedy, if you will proceed with your testimony and we'll go from there. and if you can confine it to close to five minutes as possible. mr. kennedy. [inaudible] mr. kennedy: is it on now? my apologies. chairman thune ranking member nelson and distinguished members of the committee i'm honored to be here on behalf of takata and our employees throughout the united states. for takata, safety is the core of what we do and who we are. we're proud that takata air bags have saved thousands of lives and prevented serious injuries in hundreds of thousands of accidents. it is unacceptable to us for even one of our products to fail to perform as intended. we deeply regret each instance in which someone has been injured or killed

scott simon, kevin schultz talking about norman mailer and william f buckley junior and finally alexann house kaufman of the impact of tough on crime policies in philadelphia. that all happens tomorrow beginning at noon eastern. now book tv continues on c-span2

kevin kennedy executive vice president of north america for takata. mr. scott, councillorman, the senior vice president of regulatory compliance with chrysler. formally known as chrysler group. and mr. rick chostic executive vice president of honda of north america. and we'll ask, mr. candy if you'll proceed with your testimony and we'll go from there. and if you can, confine it as close to five minutes as possible and we'll take it from there. mr. kennedy. >> [ inaudible ]. >> sir turn on your mic. >> is it on now? okay. any apologies. chairman thune ranking member, nelson and distinct wished members of the committee, i'm honored to be lear on behalf of takata and our employees throughout the united states. for takata, safety is the core of what we do and who we are. we are proud that takata airbags have saved thousands of lives and prevented serious of injuries in hundreds of thousands of accidents. it is unacceptable to us for one of our products to fail to perform as intended. we deeply regret each instance in which someone has been injured or killed. we wi

scott was gunned down. interestingly, officer mike slagle, charged with murder, is in the charleston jail alongside dylann roof. final comments, keviny? >> i think it is about where we move forward. we just can't talk about the flag and bearing these souls. we have to deal with structural racism and white supremacy all across america. amy: kevin alexander gray, thank you for step we turn now to reverend al sharpton who is standing here just a few minutes ago before the broadcast began as i talked to him about what has taken place in south carolina. the heart of the confederacy. reverend sharpton, your comment on the sacred day of one of the funerals? >> i think this is a day that reminds us, despite all that we have seen, that we still have raw, violent racism in this country. terrorism. and the last time i saw reverend pinckney, not two months ago, in charleston around the case of scott where i come down, where our chapter had a prayer vigil at the scene -- walter scott was killed by police. reverend pinckney did the prayer. i came back two months later to stand last thursday, that he was killed in the sacred church. as i said at t

scott. developers worldwide are gathering here in san francisco for apple's big event, the worldwide developers conference and joining us is one of those developers, at least he's hired a lot of them. ceo kevine got some big games on mobile right now. i want to ask what you want to hear, contest of champions, marvel game number seven on the app store now. a lot of android devices but more money to be made. how true is that still and what do you want to hear apple say to keep that story strong? >> thanks for having me, first of all. right now games comprise about 70% of all app store revenue. apple will make some announcements today about music. we care about a few things. hardware faster. it will have, i think, a lot of interesting things, not consumer based but things that make devices go faster, games crash less, things that make the internet connectivity stable. >> how is ios on stability? >> ios is a less fragmented ecosystem, controls it so we expect roughly 70% to 80% of people to have ios 9 within a few months of the rollout. android a very different story. we have to support different flavors in the marketplace. google it self does not control the rollout. they have to work with carr

scott wong, senior staffer at the hill. you can read more. thanks for joining us. >> on the next washington journal, kevin yoder of kansas discusses the trade bill. and barbara lee on the tray debate. and the president's request to use military force against isis. washington journal is live every morning at 7 a.m. eastern. you can join the conversation with phone calls, facebook, and twitter. >> next, a discussion about the two trade bills being voted on friday in the house. cotman luke messer was our guest on washington journal. this is 35 minutes. greta: he chairs the republican committee, let us talk about trade. that seems to be a looming debate and vote here in the house this week. where did of of stand? luke messer: it has been close. it is going to require bipartisan vote. i think you will see the bill on the floor this week. you will see it on the floor friday. right now, we are very optimistic. we have the votes to get it done. we need the votes to get it done because it is important for the future of america. greta: why? lou: trade makes friends. i represent a rural area of east, central and southeastern indiana that's manufacturing an

kevin hart will be honored for his live comedy performances, his stand up routine. he can be a movie guy too. hollywood's walk of fame, class of 2016 also includes stevecarell who played michael scott in the office on tv. >> how do you do that get a star on the hollywood walk of fame do people vote you in. >> normally your film company or your agent will pay the -- hey, sue, could you check how much a star of the walk of fame is now, it might be $35,000. >> you have a star. >> no, it business 2500 bucks but you have to pay for it. >> so, normally when a film is coming out, the film company. >> $30,000. >> $30,000. >> a film company will buy you a star which gives you automatic publicity. you used to be voted in by this committee out in hollywood. >> people willing to pay that, $30,000. >> that is a lot. >> we have to raise money to get you on there. >> i'm a complete failure i can't get be in to do anything for me. >> don't say that. >> we had a big wreck, where is it bob, on the way to quakertown. >> yes. >> so quincy and the camera crew got tied up in that. i think they finally made it to the crayola factory. >> sometimes you have to wait for greatness. well, guys, listen crayola

scott walker will not rule out what he calls another full-blown inflation of iraq. president obama does not have a strategy on isis. here is republican congressman kevin of kansas who joins us in new york. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me on. stuart: let' get straight at it. what would you do with isis? >> we need to use all force to degrade the threat. the plan has no plan moving forward. stuart: all the force nests. >> we need strikes, ground troops if necessary. stuart: how many? >> i don't know the answer because we don't have the answer to that. stuart: governor walker says he would not rule out what he calls another full-blown invasion of iraq. would you rule it out? >> look we're serious about the threat that isis is bringing or not. right now we're talking nibbling around the edges. we need to go full force in order to degrade the threat and that means air strikes, troops if necessary, but what we really need and what the country wants and congress needs is a plan from the president. the president needs to work with generals needs to work with the pentagon and come up with a plan and present that to congress. stuart: do you think t

when kevin jorgeson needs light, he trusts only duracell quantum because it lasts longer in 99% of devices. >>> while millions of americans watched in chicago at brian and senator scott helping someone who is in distress. what a man does not just a male. >> whoa watch it brian. >> lot of twitter followers basically say elisabeth could do it better than both of us. >> don't be too hard on the men. more than half of all women in the united states have never attempted to change a tire. that would be me. i'm thankful that patrice banks is here to teach us how, author of "the girls mechanic glove box guide qug. i was out here. i was chuckling on the side. i was sort of afraid because i don't know what i'm doing either. game of tire changing we should know. one of them is extra tire. >> spare tire we call that. >> spare. got it. what's this? >> this is your jack which will lift the car so you can get the tire off. >> where do you buy a jack? >> it comes with the car. >> oh! >> these three things come with every single car and they are the tools you use. spare tire a jack and you have what's called a tire iron or lug wrench. >> these come with the car? >> if you buy a used