>> i'm kitty lewis i'm a patient and i have especially less than and i've had it my entire life and i've been on medication until working with the herb's i've been able to use the cd in cap pulsing sulz i'm not getting high i'm able to function. i haven't had seizures and i've been able to get off my medication. what's great it's not like any typical dispensary. so i think it would be in everybody's best advertiser >> any additional public comment? >> good evening. i'm jason roman berg i'm a small business owner and due to playing sports i have bad knees and by using the cream which is in no way is a drug it let's me bend and walk. with their location being in the so on missouri ma county it's a whole day you journey to get there. it would give me a quality level of medications and it's a good location >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm a resident here in san francisco. i'm a medical cannabis patient for medical marijuana. i'm here to voice my excitement. i've lived on drum street and was appreciative to the safe and clean neighborhood and as resembling visiting the farms

lewis is our in depth guest next sunday. heel take calls and comments live for three hours starting at noon eastern. in the months ahead, look for kittyly on november 3. and radio talk show host, january 5. currently if the bill is not agreed upon on both chambers of commerce, it would be shut down for funding. the news conference is a little over 30 minutes. it begins with remarks from conference chair kathy mcmorris rogers. good sunday afternoon. i'm kathy mcmorris rogers. i have the privilege of serving as the chair of the house republicans of congress. we were here late last night, almost midnight, taking action, tests after midnight. we were here after midnight taking action where the house would stay open the senate doors are locked. harry reid are locked. they're shut down. if the senate doesn't act, it may be inevitable. the senate needs to act. why aren't they waiting? why aren't the doors open. i would like to have my colleagues share some of their perspective starting with tim griffin. >> tim griffin, second district of arkansas. you know, i think the fact that the senators aren't here and harry reid is off somewhere is all

and civil rights leader, congressman john lewis, will be october's guest. biographer kitty kelly. on january 5, radio talk show host mark levin. and book tv's book club returns in september with mark lebiowi lebiowicz book "this town." host: we welcome gordon adams, a professor at the american university here in washington, d.c., the school of international service, and spent five years in the clinton white house as the associate budget director for national security. thanks very much for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: headline from the l.a. atimes, the president seeking a vote on a syrian strike. and this morning, president assad calling this a historic american retreat. guest: i would expect nothing less from president assad. and i expect, frankly, a lot from president obama. i actually think this was a very good decision. i think the president found himself alone in the consideration of launching an attack, alone internationally in terms of the u.n. security council being meaningless here and nato not supporting it, the arab league not supporting it. and h

. >> john lewis will be our in .epth the guest also scheduled is kitty kelley.ecember 1, christina hoff sommers. in.ary 5, mark live back --k >> a look back at the financial crisis with henry paulson and barney frank. this conversation was moderated at the council of foreign relations. >> good afternoon. i am from the wall street journal and i'm honored to be sitting with barney frank and hank paulson, of hank, the new documentary. two rock stars of the financial crisis. welcome to the council on foreign relations meeting. this is part of the history makers series. and features individuals made a critical contribution at junctures in u.s. policy. the crisis qualifies. the series is made possible by the continued generosity of hbo. let me start with a question that is on the minds of many people in the public. when you look at the entire picture and a number of prosecutions, the sec charges, executive compensation, the public statements of contrition, or lack thereof, do you think the people who were responsible for these decisions that led to this crisis have be

congressman john lewis will be our next guest on in depth, sunday october 6th, he would take your calls and comments live for three hours. also scheduled for in-depth biographer kitty kelley, december 1st, feminist critic christina hot summers and radio talk-show host marc levin said booktv's book club continues with this town. read the book and read comments on our face book page and on twitter. >> first lady laura a bush, is this day what you expected? >> yes, i am thrilled to be here and i think c-span for covering this national book festival. we have a beautiful sunny day and i hope the camera shows behind me how huge crowds are. i am so excited about that. >> we talked a lot over the last several days. this idea came from the texas book festival but where did the idea for the texas book festival come from? >> from the kentucky book festival. >> and el paso writer came to me after my husband was elected and said he had been to a book festival in kentucky and he knew texans were so proud of our stories that he thought texans could put on a great festival. we've researched a lot of festivals, a lot of people who worked on the texas book festival went to the tenne

lewis will be our guest sunday december 6. also scheduled for in-depth november 3 biographer kitty kelly, december 1, christina summers and markn our remaining half hour here on c-span's "washington journal," we'll open up phone lines for any topic. for democrats it's 202-585-3880, for republicans, 202-585-3881, independents that's 202-585-3882. also join us on twitter. you can post on facebook, we posted a comment earlier about bipartisanship in congress. we'll get to your calls momentarily. we will hear about the 50 richest members of congress in just a bit. looking at some headlines this morning from the newspapers the denver post and this headline is from the courtesy of the museum rescues takes the first rain free day of the week. they have a picture here first class keith bart hoisting two women in a helicopter in a rescue in jamestown after the floods in colorado. looking at some of the other headline this morning. front page in the washington times, they have remembering]iie fallen. looking at 12 victims of the monday's navy yard shooting. next to it that the story on the economy. government cuts slowing the rebound. t

lewis from last year's national book festival. he will be the next guest on in that october 6th and take calls and comments live for three hours. also scheduled, november 3rd biographer kitty kelly, and january 5th, radio talk-show host mark speed and the book club continues this month with more >>> next on book tv, shibley telhami met here on c-span washington journal to discuss his new book "the world through arab eyes." this is about 40 minutes. ..the situation in syria we turn to -- host: to continue our coverage of the situation in syria, we have shibley telhami, author of the book "the world through arab eyes." -- to start with your take on the agreement on syria's chemical weapons. you agree the

lewis, from last year's national book festival. he will take your calls and comments live for three hours. also scheduled, biographer kittyelley, feminist critic christina sommers, and radio talk show host mark within, and the book tv bookclub continues this month. leave your comments on our facebook page and on twitter. journal,"gton continues. are talking about the affordable health care act with today, ack correspondent with kaiser health news, to talk about how the law directly and indirectly affects full-time, part-time, and temporary employees. we have already seen some companies making changes to their employee health plans, blaming it on the affordable health care act. employees need to be watching for as the implementation of this law moves forward? changes in their company- sponsored plans. open enrollment for the public health exchange is a key aspect of obamacare. simultaneous to this, this, the traditional open enrollment season for employment-based benefits for the next year also takes place in the fall. so, if you work for a company that has health insurance, you have probably received packets from your hum

leader and congressman john lewis will be our in depth guest sunday the sixth and he will take calls and comments for three hours. also schedule, november 3, biographer kitty kelley. december 1, then -- feminism critic christina sommers, and then radio talk show host mark levin. " continues.journal it's good to continue our coverage of the situation in syria we turn to -- host: to continue our coverage of the situation in syria, we have shibley telhami, author of the book "the world through arab eyes." -- to start with your take on the agreement on syria's chemical weapons. you agree the obama administration was successful in what they were trying to do? wast: whether or not this an accidental agreement or intended, it almost doesn't matter. i am prepared to give president obama the credit for it. i think in the end, this is the best he could of gotten. i think war was a risky option, especially without support,onally -- american support. when you strike another country, you open up the possibility of a prolonged war. and here was a case where, since of president made his case the nation specifically on chemical weapons and the assad regime's violation on

lewis will be our guest sunday the sixth. and he'll take your calls and comments for three hours. also november 3, biography kitty kelly. and february 3, christina hoff ommers and mark levin. >> house minority whip steny hoyer revealed that he lost three constituents on month's shooting at the navy yard. he also spoke about the budget and debt ceiling talks, tax reform and the federal reserve chairman. his is 45 minutes. [applause] >> morning, everyone. thank you for coming out this morning. i'm ben white, chief economic correspondent for politico. it says in my script to say nice things about the morning money column. hopefully some of you read that. i want to thank everyone who are tuning in from the live stream, everyone on c-span. you can follow the discussion #morningmoney. i'll ask cram hoyer when we bring him out. one housekeeping item if you have cell phones have you keep them on and tweet this event but just put them on mute if you can or vibrate. delighted to have steny hoyer the democratic whip joining us this morning. have a lot to say about the budget situation, the debt ceiling, the fed, other issues on th

lewis will be our in depth guest on sunday, september 6. he will take your calls and e-mails and tweaked for three hours. and december 1, kitty kelley. january 5, radio talkshow host must begin.. >> next is part part of the kaiser health news on how states and the federal government and groups are working to enroll in-state exchanges. this is 40 minutes. >> we continue our series looking at the affordable care act of 2010. our partnership with kaiser health news. trying to update you on the law of what is happening. as many of you know, there is an october 1 deadline, meaning that jenny gold is here to tell us about that. so we are two weeks away from this lineup time and what do people need to know? >> well, first of all they need to know that while you can start signing up on october 1, you actually don't have to. as long as you sign up by december 15, you will have coverage beginning january 1. so the deadline is really december 15. and he any likely qualify for medicaid if you live in a state that tactic, and if you earn up to 400% of the federal poverty level for an individual, you will qualify for some sort of subsidy about pri

lewis will be our in-depth guest sunday the 6th. he'll take your call and comments for three hours. also scheduled for in-depth november 3rd boyographer kitty kelly. january 5th radio talk show host mark levin. chuck hagel announced a review of military security -- they discuss syrian chemical weapon fitness half hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. let me begin with a few words about monday's tragedy. as the investigate proceeds at the washington navy yard. i have been consulting closely with dod's leadership including secretary may vis and chief of national operations as well as with our federal and law enforcement official. i also con federal funds coniferred yesterday with the fbi director. the attorney general, attorney general holder, and president obama. first our thoughts and our prayers are with the victims and their families, and all who have been effected by what happened at the navy shipyard on monday. we will grieve, whether he remember, and we will comfort each other. the department of deafen is a strong and resilient community. we will do everything question to help our colleagues at the navy yard get through this

lewis will be our in depth the guest sunday the sixth. he will take your calls and comments for three hours. also scheduled, november 3, kitty kelley. december 1, christina hoff sommers. january 5, radio talk show host mark levin. >> now a look at u.s. housing market. on monday the chief economist and senior vice president of mortgage lender fannie mae gave a report about the economy and housing at a conference of the american institute of certified public accountants. this is an hour 15 minutes. >> very much. i grew up on a dairy farm, so the whole esb greek thing, that was pretty straightforward. and yes, i am cognizant of the heroics of the thundering herd of north dakota state. it's a pleasure to be back. it's a couple years ago i think it'll some joke that question the difference between a congressman and an accountant. i thought, i have a collection of thousands of single panel cartoons. i owned a bunch of originals. it's one of the things i like, but you can develop. you can with one small picture you can transmit humor. so it's looking to my collection, there was a picture of a bar and there's a gentleman sitting at the bar

leader and congressman john lewis will be our in depth guest sunday the sixth and he will take your calls and comments for three hours. also scouted for in depth november 3, kittykelley. december 1, christina hoff sommers. january 5, radio talk show host mark levin. >> on the 50th anniversary of the bankruptcy of the lehman brothers investment firm, comptroller of the currency thomas curry said banks and other financial institutions still need to learn and implement changes from the 2000 financial crisis. he also said his office its continued focus on the significant emerging threat of cyber attacks. he made these remarks yesterday at a conference of the american institute of certified public accountants at the national harbor in maryland if we were shown as much of this as we can before the remarks from oklahoma governor mary fallin scheduled for 1 p.m. eastern. >> april of 2012, and you probably already know this but the occ supervises about 2000 national banks, and federal savings associations, and about 50 federal branches and agencies, foreign banks in the u.s. and the occ is ultimately responsible for overseeing about two-thirds of the industry's asset of

lewis from last year's national book festival. he will be our next guest. he will take your calls and comments for three hours. also scheduled for november 3, kitty kelly. feminist critic. j working on radio host. -- january 5, radio host. read the book and leave your comments on our facebook page and on twitter. .> the weekly addresses president obama talks about the debt limit and the bill passed to defund health care. the republican address delivered by nevada governor brian sandoval. he talks about the economy, his efforts to create jobs and federal spending. >> hi, everybody. it was five years ago this week that a financial crisis on wall street spread to main street, and very nearly turned a recession into a depression. in a matter of months, millions of americans were robbed of their jobs, their homes, their savings - after a decade in which they'd already been working harder and harder to just get by. it was a crisis from which we're still trying to recover, but thanks to the grit and determination of the american people, we are steadily recovering. over the past three and a half years, our businesses have created seven and a half million new jo

lewis will be our in-depth guest on sunday, october 6. he will take your calls and comments for three hours. also scheduled for in-depth, kittykelley on december 1. and christina hoff sommers. on january 5, talkshow host michael glenn. >> you're watching c-span do with politics and public affairs weekdays featuring live coverage of the u.s. senate. on weeknights, watch key public policy events. every weekend for the latest nonfiction authors and books on booktv. you can see past programs and get our schedules our website. you can join in the conversation on social media sites as well. >> a look at the u.s. housing market. on monday, the chief economist and senior vice president of fannie mae give a report about the economy of housing and the american institute of certified public accountants. this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> the thundering herd of north dakota state. it is a pleasure to be back. a couple of years ago i think i told a joke that questions the difference between accountants and congress. i actually have a collection of thousands of single panel cartoons and i own a bunch of originals. it is one of the things

lewis from last year's national book festival. he will be our next guest on "in-depth." he will take your calls and comments live for three hours. also scheduled for "in-depth," kitty kelly. then january 5, radio talkshow host mark levin. we continue this month with "this town." read the book and leave your comments on our facebook page and twitter. host: joining us is the founder and executive editor of the hagstrom report joining us to talk about the farm bill. where do we stand on the farm bill? guest: well, we now have all the legislation almost that is necessary to actually go to conference between the house and the senate. this week the house passed a nutrition title which would cut food stamps by $39 billion and so they'd already passed the farm program section of it. now there's only one thing left. they still have to pass another measure to put the two bills together and send them to the senate and we're expecting that that will happen next week. host: and that will happen easily, in your estimation? guest: that's what i wonder, because the conservative groups have said the bill should be permanently split. they want one bill for the farm program, one bill

lewis is our in depth suggested next sunday. he will take your calls and comments lives for three hours starting at noon eastern. also in the months ahead look for kitty kelly on november 3. christina hot summers on december 1 and radio talk show host mark lavergne. >> next on booktv, pulitzer prize-winning history and joseph ellis recounts the beginnings of the revolutionary war. he examines the inner workings of the continental congress and continental army and britain's political and military reaction to the start of the war. this is about one hour. >> thank you for that gracious introduction. and thank you all for making it out on a not so pleasant evening. weatherwise at least. i was supposed to be here a couple years ago. i think i had a hip operation and it knocked me out, and i always regretted that i missed it. so i'm back here to sort of make up. i want to talk about a book i have just written, and so this is a thinly disguised propaganda campaign. [laughter] to get you to purchase this undoubtedly magisterial book called "revolutionary summer." but i don't feel totally