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mann's treatment goes smoothly. the cost about a third of what she would have paid in arizona. >> saved $200. i am really happy. really happy. >> 99% of the patients they came from the u.s. and we want -- they feel like -- they are in one of the clinics in the u.s. >> american dentists are alarmed by the number of patients seeking dental care abroad. >> i have had patients come into my office that have treatment in mexico. some of the work is not bad. but some of it is really bad. we would like to be able to treat those individuals. >> reporter: unless new measures are introduced in the future, millions of americans will have to continue relying on charity for their dental care or just grinning and bear it. shoko matsumoto, nhk world, phoenix, arizona. >> more children will have access to dental care, but many adults will be left uncovered. >>> now moving on to syria, president bashar al-assad, agreed to an interview. he told state television in iran he would rule out any international effort to intervene in syria.

thomas mann and norman ornstein. hello. ( applause ) >> jon: you know, our audience loves their think-tankers. you two represent... this is remarkable. you work with the brookings institute, yes? >> that's correct jon: you work with the american enterprise institute. these are the hatfields and mccoys of think tanks. yet look at this. look. look what's happening here. i don't know what's going on under the table but look at this. a book. how did you two, you know, you're both very well respecked observers of the political scene. how did you two start working together? >> we actually started a graduate school together at the university of michigan 45 years ago. we came to washington. we worked on the hill for a year as fellows. basically formed a partnership that we've been doing now for more than 40 years. writing and doing projects. >> jon: this is a follow-up to your previous best seller about congress and how it... again i'm pair phrasing with my political analyst socks. why do you feel like congressional dysfunct

. >>> jamesman >>> james mann, author of the obamians. the event is hosted in washington, d.c. james mann, former correspondent for the los angeles times is author in residence at john hopkins school of advanced studies. we'll have the remarks live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on our website. booktv.org. >>> july 7th and 8th, book tv and american history tv explore the heritage and literary culture of missouri state capitol, jefferson city, with c-span's local content vehicle and booktv on the campus of lincoln university. this is probably our most famous book. this is the one we like to show to visitors. and this is a book about heir yet tubman. called heir yet, the meses of her people. this book was written in 1866. the special thing about this book is that harriet tubmanma me her mark on there, and that's really the most famous autograph, if you want to call it that, of what we have here in page library. she could read or write. so she left her mark, the sign of the cross. >> watch for book tv and american history tv in jefferson city, missouri, july 7th and 8th on c-span 2, missour

jim mann was great. you know, the watchman in the night speech that he made. these are all decisions that were in the process of being made at the time when the president made them much easier by resigning. >> did mr. dorr play any role as a consultant at the time of the clinton impeachment? >> not to my -- i don't know. not to my knowledge. i wasn't around in the clinton impeachment. if you listened to me there would have been no clinton impeachment. but i wasn't around. the answer is probably not. but i don't know for sure. i don't know for sure. >> did you know that bert marshall opposed article 3? >> no. i did not know that. he did? that's interesting. >> he and fisk had a debate -- >> yeah that was important. i was a strong supporter of article 3 and i did know that dorr reached out to other people such as fisk and marshall to get their judgment on these things. he didn't rely on my judgment solely. i mean, he looked to me for advice but he didn't -- he was looking to other people as well. so if i argued strongly as i did for article 3 i knew he would go

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and later, james mann author of "the obamians." talks about president obama's foreign policy decision and profiles the people who advise him. the event is hosted by politics and pros in washington, d.c. james mann, former foreign correspondent for the los angeles times is author in residence at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he's the author of rise of the as a rule cans, the history of bush's war cabinet and the rebellion of ronald reagan. we'll have his remarks live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on our website book it's dv.org. >>> july 7th and 8th, booktv and american history tv explore the heritage and literary culture of missouri state capital, jefferson city, with local content vehicles on the campus of university of missouri. >> this is our most famous book. this is the one we like to show to visitors when they come to the archives here at page library. and this is a book about harriet tubman. it's called harriet, the moses of her people. and the special thing about this book was written in 1866. the sperm thi

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i'm pleased to have james mann at this table. welcome. >> good to be with you. >> rose: tell me what you mean by the struggle inside the whitehouse to redefine. who is engaged in the struggle. >> his foreign policy team really. and i try to describe in the book how there are really three difference generations of people inside the whitehouse and inside the administration. you' got nior, the grand daddieif you will are the vietnam generations symbolized by richard holbrook but really including some others. then there's the clinton, bill clinton's generation. people who came of age in the 90's and then there are what i call the true obamians are people who didn't serve on foreign policy in state or defense or anything until this administration. and they're the ones that i think have a different perspective on the world. >> rose: let's talk about that. the first group is the holbrook represented the longest serving the the then hillary clinton, leon panetta. >> tom donald -- and then a whole bunch of people, michelle was the underse

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. >>> and 82-year-old congress manns charles wrangrang els who stature was diminished wi as igtices issue won a 2 27bd term beating four challengers. >>> this morning hollywood is mourning the loss of a legend. nora ephron died last night in new york after a six-year battle with leukemia. a highly successful screen writer, drukter, produce and author she was best known for her two hits sleepless in seattle and when harry met sally. before making it big on the big screen ephron started out as a journalist. her second marriage was to watergate journalist carl bernstein that she turned into a move with meryl strep. she was praised as, quote, deflectively feminine and funny with sharpness of mind, softened and smoothed by genuine charm. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in cal a big rig and 18 other vehicles were involved in a massive pile-up in los angeles. 15 paem were injured. one victim said he felt a tremendous impact followed by three. a drive e was going too fast around a curve and couldn't stop in time. >>> to new jersey, don't tell sn

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horace mann elementary school in washington. the students were very interested in broadcasting and weather. had a great time. want to thank teacher louise hill for the invitation. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >>> good morning, tom. following breaking news out of upper marlboro. southbound 301 at trade zone avenue, good news -- that crash is clear. it looks like a lost chopper. chopper was there. i can tell you, all the southbound lanes have reopened. you can continue your commute. let's head over to the inner loop of the beltway. as you make your way past route toward telegraph road,aire aed to one lane in the area -- narrowed to one lane in the area. checking the american legion bridge, traffic is nice. no issues traveling on the inner loop as well as the outer loop of the beltway. clear as you head into virginia this morning. aaron and eun? >> all right. thank you. >>> a traffic alert. if you're getting ready it head out of town and plan to use -- ready to head out of town and plan to use the inner loop, thrthru lanes

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these students came from the horace mann elementary school here in northwest washington. louise hill, the teacher in the back, i want to thank her for the invitation, had a great time. barbara? >> we're going to check in again on the midday traffic with danella sealock. good morning. >> good morning, well barbara right now i'm watching the 14th street bridge there, bridge work is slowing you down this morning, taking away the left lane and i'll give you a travel speed on 395. a little slow, you're looking at about 45 miles per hour per hour to get from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. other roads in our area, taking a look at the dulles toll road, six minutes to get from hunter mill road to the beltway, not bad, driving about 57 miles per hour. and also on route 50, this time, headed from the beltway to 295 to the split, sensors are picking up speeds at 58 miles per hour. barbara, tell these guys to slow down, the roads are open. >> slow down. thanks a lot. see you again shortly. >>> 19 minutes after 11:00. still ahead, a preview of the new movie, "snow white and th

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fwlang two lines from fredericksburg to manns to washington back home. >>> ray lahood will announce thetracted driving initiative and announce special projects to keep drivers on the road. every year thousand die from distracted driving because of taekting. >>> it's a busy area and now construction could slow down traffic the area even more. the u street corridor is set to become a major construction zone. sidewalks and roads will get face lifts and curbside parking will restricted. the work is scheduled to be finished next spring. ddot went through this. i know. ddot went through this on 18th street. it created such a mess. and u street is so business, i don't know how people are going to manage to drive around. >> i will say when you drive up 18th street, it's pretty, it's nice. and u street, it's bumpy. >>> 4:55. why a major airline is cutting flights and it's not because of lack of demand. >>> it's no senior prank. a high school red-faced over ady >>> you may soon have to pay more to get your clothes cleaned. the u.s. department of commerce is considering slapping higher tariffs on