. >> tonight, the market -- the lottery producer madeleine sackler on the family that she hosted forhe lottery, and the anti-charter schools and demand. >> mr. chairman, we are pleased to have you here of the g-20 leaders are gathering for the same debate as we are having on capitol hill, which is, what is a hybrid of a love spending -- what is the bright club level of spending in a weak economy. walter, let's start with you. >> house democrats said this week that they are not going to propose a traditional budget resolution. >> we're going to propose a budget resolution, chiefly enter merrilee for, discretionary spending. -- chiefly and primarily for discretionary spending. that will be the number that determines how much discretionary spending there will be. the president has requested a freeze in discretionary spending. we're going to propose for 2011 about $7 billion less than he requested for discretionary funding. the issue we have in place, keep in mind this pretty much fix this mandatory spending and entitlement spending, and it also fixes tax cuts. little can be done if they

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coming up tonight on c-span, "q&a" featuring madeleine sackler. that is followed by prime ministers questions from the british house of commons. after that, president obama and canadian prime minister stephen harper's remarks from the g-20 closing news conference. . the families are experiencing something very difficult. so i think to reduce that to prop glanda or calling it advocacy or something like that is a little bit unfair. >> what is it? >> the film? the film is called the lottery and it's about four families from harlem and one from the bronx who are entering the children in a lottery for the school in harlem. unfortunately, thousands and thousands of families are going through this process every year, and so their chances are about one in seven. and initially we were very excited to make a film solely about that, just about four families, a portrait of them and their experience. but what we found is that there's an enormous political controversy surrounding that process and the particular school that they were trying to get their kids int

." >> madeleine sackler, what was your immediate reaction when you read in the "new york times" the first sentence of a review when jeanette solos said was a little tweaking, "the lottery," would fit nicely into the marketing materials for the harlem success academy. >> i mean, i think it's an unfortunate description. i've talked to all the families in the film about it at length, because this is a film really about them and about their experience, and they think all of them were a little bit hurt by that because this is a true story. i mean, these are real kids that are experiencing something very difficult and the families are experiencing something very difficult. and so i think to reduce that to, you know, proff grand aor calling it advocacy or something like that is a little bit unfair. >> set it up. what is it? >> the film? >> yeah. >> the film is called "the lottery," and it's about four families from harlem and one from the bronx who are entering their children into a lottery for a school in harlem. unfortunately, thousands and thousands of families are going through this process

. >> madeleine sackler on the anti charter school sentiment. that is at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span "to end the." >> next, canaddan prime minister steven harper holds a news conference at the g-sheet summit in canada. he was the host of the summit. the meeting focused on international security, economic stability and funding for child care in the developing world. this is 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. [speaking french] -span. >> the g-8 has committed $5 billion over the next five years of new money. we have commitments from all of the partners that raised this to $7.3 billion. the partners that raised this to $7.3 billion. we insisted on the need to be accountable for our actions, and we have discussed many international issues, nuclear proliferation, iran, and the implementation of the resolution 1929 of the un and the attack by north korea, the iranian and north korean governments. the iranian and north korean governments have chosen to threaten their neighbors with arms. we need to ensure that these expenditures are not the only costs associated to th