who was joe mccarthy? he represents what richard hofstadter called the paranoid style in american politics. such paranoia, he contends, boils up every generation. once every generation we just get scared. in the 50s it was communism and now it is terrorism. in any event, mccarthyism out of the period became a staple in our political electioneering. february 9, joe mccarthy delivered a speech in west virginia. the senator announced he had the names of 205 communists in the state department. the joe mccarthy did not have those names. he invites those that presided over a press conference lights, cameras, microphones everywhere. in 1953, he required a new platform for the crusade and the republicans captured a one vote majority in the senate and mccarthy became chair of the government operations committee and is mor more important it's permanent investigative subcommittee. and in that capacity the senator subpoenaed witnesses, conducted one senate hearing, accused the witnesses of guilt by association and lab

for mccarthy-- it doesnt matter why she left-- all that matters is getting her back safely. (justine) our other top story tonight... thousands of peope across the world participated in march for science... you're looking at video from washington d-c, new york, chicago and san francisco.... organizers say the march is the first step of a global movement to defend the vital role science plays in our health, safety, economies, and governments. (jr stone) thousands of marchers in support of the scientific community gathered in san francisco this morning. (justine) the rally protested against negative political interference in scientific research and development. the fear is that the questioning of science by the political climate in the current administration in washington... will result in serious cutbacks in scientific research. those speaking at the rally hoped to transcend idealogy and rely on scientific fact. organizers of the event were hopeful that the size of the crowd would shed light on the threat science is facing. (sot) after the rally the thousands of science suppor

congressman mccarthy water is so important to your state.imes too little, lately too much every now and then. tell us about the possibility of the u.s. and israel working more closely together on water. >> this is key. there are so many cases we can bond on with israel, yes, when it comes to security, technology, innovation, and especially water, how precious that is. look, i'm from california -- [ applause ] -- yeah, we should applaud that. >> a little larger than maryland. but we've got a good crowd there. >> you don't see many californians from -- republicans from california. that's why it's more important. [ applause ] california has actually gone into a pact with israel because they know how precious water is, but look at the innovation they've been able to do, bringing saltwater to make fresh water. not to waste the water when we send it to the ocean. from the ag community, and drip irrigations, we bond together and it only makes our two countri countries stronger when we're able to have the innovation, and finding the preciousness of

. >> joe mccarthy.re are a dozen books about mccarthy, yet there is no biography of the senator who ha d the backbone to stand up to him first. margaret smith. >> do you remember how you want about preparing for that speech? about it. i do hardest i haven't looked on anything i have ever delivered from a podium. >> historian david mccullough on his book "the american spirit," a selection of his speeches during that in 1989, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> while overseas this week, vice president pence made an unannounced stop at the demilitarized zone during his visit to south korea. there, he received a briefing for military officials and toward the area with his wife and daughters. hespoke ruefully to sit -- spoke briefly to service members. >> on the far

president mccarthy. >> here. >> vice president walker. >> here. >> commissioner gilman. >> here. >> commissioner lee. >> here. >> commissioner warshell. >> here. >> commissioner commissioner clinch and commissioner konstin are excused. we have a quorum and our next item is item 2. discussion and possible action regarding a proposed ordinance board of supervisors file no. 170202 amending the green building code to establish requirements for installation of electric vehicle charger infrastructure in new buildings or buildings under going major alterations in addition to other requirements. >> good morning and thank you. thank you to my fellow commissioners for such a quick response in putting this meeting together. i believe some of you commissioners were not here last week on this particular item, commissioner gilman and commissioner warshell so it's great that you're here this morning. >> >> we have in front of us a great piece of legislation that is on a fast track to hopefully be introduced to the supervisors board by april i believe, not knowing the full details which we can go into further.

. >> john mccarthy. there are a dozen books about mccarthy. there is no biography of the center who had the backbone to stand up to him first. margaret smith. . >> to you know how you went about preparing for that? >> the hardest labor worked on anything i've ever delivered from a podium. >> david mccullough on his book, the american spirit. a collection of speeches going back to 1989. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. clicks c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable telogen companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or somewhat provider. featuring thee're video -- this year students told us the most urgent issue for the new president and congress. our first price high school winner is a 12 greater from royal oaks michigan. a student at royal oak high price, pharmaceutical gouging entitled enough is enough. >> you don't have to talk to somebody very long to figure out that they have to have this. it is not optional. >> a good leads onto an allergic reaction could lead to

president mccarthy. >> here. >> vice president walker. >> here. >> commissioner gilman. >> here. >> commissioner lee. >> here. >> commissioner warshell. >> here. >> commissioner commissioner clinch and commissioner konstin are excused. we have a quorum and our next item is item 2. discussion and possible action regarding a proposed ordinance board of supervisors file no. 170202 amending the green building code to establish requirements for installation of electric vehicle charger infrastructure in new buildings or buildings under going major alterations in addition to other requirements. >> good morning and thank you. thank you to my fellow commissioners for such a quick response in putting this meeting together. i believe some of you commissioners were not here last week on this particular item, commissioner gilman and commissioner warshell so it's great that you're here this morning. >> >> we have in front of us a great piece of legislation that is on a fast track to hopefully be introduced to the supervisors board by april i believe, not knowing the full details which we can go into further.

>> joe mccarthy. there are a dozen books about mccarthy, yet there is no biography of the senator who ha d the backbone to stand up to him first. margaret smith. >> do you remember how you want about preparing for that speech? about it. i do hardest i haven't looked on anything i have ever delivered from a podium. >> historian david mccullough on his book "the american spirit," a selection of his speeches during that in 1989, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> while overseas this week, vice president pence made an unannounced stop at the demilitarized zone during his visit to south korea. there, he received a briefing for military officials and toward the area with his wife and daughters. hespoke ruefully to sit -- spoke briefly to service members. >> on the far right [indiscernible] vp. pence: and this building right across the way is what? >> [indiscernible] >> those are north korean guard posts. the line follows those white pickets. vp. pence: where is the white picket? >> right along

leaders in congress and i see leader mccarthy who is with us today have been producing under what's known as the congressional review act, legislation to roll back onerous regulations that emerged from the waning days of the obama administration. in the coming tais, president trump will be signing even more bills into law, rolling back that avalanche of red tape. the president's also taken decisive executive action on expanding american energy, the keystone pipeline and the dakota pipeline. we are -- we continue to work earnestly with congress for a new future on health care reform. the president and i remain confident that working with the congress we will repeal and replace obamacare with health care reform that will work for the american people and work for the american economy and of course in the offing before we

>> the 20th century center who has been written about the most is joe mccarthy. >> there's a dozen books about mccarthy yet there is no biography of the senator who has the backbone to stand up to him first. margaret j smith. >> do you remember how you went about preparing for that speech? >> hardest i've ever worked in anything i've ever delivered from a podium. >> david mccullough on his book the american spirit, selection of the speech is going back to 1989, sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> coming up in about ten minutes treasury secretary steven mnuchin and white house budget director mick mulvaney will speak at the institute of international finance policy summit in washington d.c. we will take you there live when it starts. but first a look at the freshman class of the 115th congress. >> trey hollingsworth represent the ninth district of indiana, a republican. what did you do before coming to congress? >> always been in business. i renovated and reposition old manufacturing facilities, so taking decrepit old facilities and turn them around, repositioning them, maki

leader mccarthy. he is in there now, we believe, at this point. he refused to comment at this point beyond that statement that he put out earlier today. he would not tell me -- i asked if he believed that he was in legal jeopardize because he ma have broke tennessn the laws ar providing classified informion. he wouldn't say. he asked me how i was doing. they're heading out on easter recess, so tempted levity if you see that video later. that's what's going on.

. >> kevin mccarthy knows this. >> in fact, kevin mccarthy sits down with chris pratt about what it isl those special erect. >> tonight we're going to party like it's 1999♪ ♪ >> williams scores. >> yes. >> justin williams, 104 to the extra session washington leads the series. >> that was a short over time this time. you want today. you got it justin williams scoring decisive goal in the caps big win at the verizon center tonight. capitals lead the toronto maple leaves three games to two in the best of seven siri. >> liver at the verizon center more on how things are going down. there hey there, brody. >> tony, sarah, can we get a blow out i mean, another deep breath for every game in this series has been decided by just one goal. 24 th i game. there's been a total of five over time games. i want top go to first period. there was a scary moment for caps and caps friends and alex ovechkin had his legs out from under him. he's tough. he's a hockey player and game back out and fueled maybe for a little hate for t. j. osche scored a goal 20, 25 seconds later he said later you don't want to

melissa mccarthy, al beck baldwin back for the big event.t week's exit just ahead. >> buyer beware when it comes to artificial sweeteners. they're really like -- they're hiding more of your favorite foods than you think. we'll break it all down when we come back. ♪ ♪♪ mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, wherever. america runs on dunkin'. for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, busch gardens and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. >> time for the forecast. we know what happens at 8:25. wisdom, take a page from your playbook we'll try to work and our poetry. >> all right. >> i put a little something. >> drop it. >> sean spicer just put tucker on blast time for all of us to go to class. i admit what i first thought was

boobs about mccarthy. yet there is no biography of the senator who had the back bone to stand up to him first. margaret j. smith. >> do you remember how you went about preparing for that speech? >> oh, did i go about it. hard as i ever worked on anything i've ever delivered from a podium. >> david mccullough on his book, the american spirit, a selection of his speeches going back to 1989. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q and a. check out our c-span classroom website at c-span.org/classroom, it full of free teaching resources for c-span classroom members. the improved layout gives teachers easy access to resources for the classroom including short current i vents videos that highlight important events in washington d.c., constitution clips that bring the constitution to life, social studies lesson plans, as well as on this day in history resources. our search functional laws c-span classroom teachers to search and fitter by date person key word, topic, and grade level. our bell ringers video clips are teac

. >> melissa mccarthy was back with a spoof on "saturday night liv live".e will have more on her take on sean spicer, and other guest appearances coming up. >>> almost quarter until 6:00 right now on easter sunday. this is a live look from penn's landing towards the ben franklin bridge. there may be a passing shower in some areas later on this morning, but by and large your easter egg hunt sunday services should be good to go. we will have details throughout the morning. >>> the search is still on for a missing uber driver from montgomery county. 45-year-old kristin hraoeb was last seen driving a green subaru legacy. >>> this morning police are looking for the man who's been groping women in newark. he harassed three women recently. the school is urging students not to walk alone and keep their doors locked while police track down the culprit. >>> tomorrow is the deadline to register for pennsylvania's primary election on tuesday, may 16th. voters can choose to sign up on line at a registration office. races for state legislature and local school boards wil

>> hello commissioners, director, and president mccarthy. my name is joel colep i work with the san francisco electrical construction industry. i'm the director of sustainable energy solutions. i'm an electrician by trade and work in the office now and i deal with renewable energy systems, micro grids, energy storage and what not. i wanted to give -- >> add commissioner. commissioner. yeah, i am here on thursdays down the hall but today i am speaking from my day job hat so i would like to shed a couple comments about the topic that will put this into more practical context. one thing i want to say that will tell you where the market is going i went to a press event at the rockwell which is a recently completed building on pine between franklin and van ness near whole foods and have multiple electric vehicle charging stations installed. i speak with the newer residents that just moved in and said "look we've got double digit numbers of parking spaces that haven't been by the residents and we have our electric vehicle spaces over here that hav

. >> i'm like kevin mccarthy. if kevin mccarthy can go on no sleep at all i can do this. we got a quiet night so far, but rain is on our door step. it's unfortunately we have a soggy monday coming our way and while we're at it, soggy tuesday. headlines, showers moving back in later on this evening, most lie duri the overnight hours. early workweek is going to be cool i mentioned both monday and tuesday looking on the wet side by the mid week we'll start drying out. we'll get the temperatures back up to where they should be which is right around 70-degrees by the end of the week. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday you miss the heat, the warm weather you got it coming back for those days. satellite and radar starting to show you. the bigger kind of slug of moisture is down here to our south and to the west. this is going to try and rotate up over washington just in time for the morning rush hour. get the umbrellas read divment futurecast. 7 a.m., the moisture moving its way pockets of heavy rain. as we work our way towards the afternoon and evening hours, some scattered

what mccarthy did in the early 1950s, remember, we're only one person removed from trump to mccarthy,hn. they shared an attorney. the cohn/mccarthy strategy during the red baiting in the early '50s was simply announce something. doesn't have to be true. just announce it so it's covered and talked about. and that's the nature of propaganda and that's what we're living in and the other thing that the president is -- one of his tells is when he says there's more on this coming, you always know he's making it up. when he says there's more on this coming. and i think that's as though he wants you to tune in next week for the next episode. i think these two cultural tributaries have come together. >> like the tease to a reality show or when i say more on this, right after the break. so, anyway. >> yeah. >> listen, there are some very complicated issues happening, you know, around the world, right? and he's at the seat of power in the center of it. what exactly is our foreign policy, to everyone's point on this panel, especially robin's, what is our foreign policy? >> this is the very troubl

has been written about most is joe mccarthy. there are a dozen books about joe mccarthy. thethere is no biography on senator who have the backbone to stand up to him first. >> do you remember how you want about caring for that speech? >> it is as hard as i have ever worked on anything i have ever delivered from a podium. >> historian david mccullough on his book, a collection of his speeches going back to 1989. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." host: at our table, frank buckley, foundation professor at george mason university. thank you for being here. the "new this piece in york post" -- why the president should embrace single-payer health care. first tell us what is single-payer health care? single-payer health care is a system in which the government will pick up the tab. it is a system very popular in canada. are then ourthere system is here. and very popular with americans. at this point, there is a solid majority of americans who would like something like canadian-style medicare. and that is a plurality of republicans. i think it would be clever of tru

. >> debra mccarthy the head of philadelphia's water department, is frustrated.he says this guy's cracked a special locked hydrant designed to defeat thieves. >> so this dude's got a wrench. and he's got a pair of pliers, and he's able to defeat it? >> that's right, unfortunately. >> mccarthy says the big issue here is not cost, but safety. even life and death. >> you can damage the hydrant so we won't find out until the fire department goes to fight a fire and they try to get on the hydrant it, doesn't work it, delays them fighting that fire. >> she says city water costs less than pen a gallon. but the threat to the drinking supplies is steep because water from his tank could be sucked back into the system. >> you don't want to be drinking the water out of his tank in his van per say. >> he told us his name is lewis, and he claims he fills his tank at home. >> you go to jail for that. >> do you? >> yes. >> if you get it from what like a hydrant. >> yes. >> that's what you get it. >> i get it from my house. >> i saw you get it from the hydrant. >> you never saw m

brian: joe mccarthy. david: then there is a wonderful line. let me just see. i can't quote it offhand. harry truman later said to senator smith, "your declaration of conscious -- of conscience was one of the finest things that has happened here in washington and all my years in the senate and the white house." residents of the other party. but he saw what courage that took, and he knew a lot about courage and strength of character. he was never reluctant to praise somebody who disagree with him on the other side politically if he felt they deserved praise. brian: here's a speech august 5, 1994 at monticello. >> the declaration of independence was not a creation of the gods, but of living men, and let us never forget, extremely brave men. they were staking their lives on what they believed, pledging as jefferson wrote in the final passage of the declaration, "our lives, our fortunes, or sacred honor." brian: how has jefferson done in history? david: he's having a little trouble, and he will have more because there is an awful lot about his time in his nature th

. >> the 20th century senator that's been written about the most is joe mccarthy. there is dozens of books about mccarthy yet there is no one that -- about one that stood up to him the most. >> do you know how you went about preparing for that speech? >> hards i ever worked on anything i ever delivered from a podium. >> historian david mccullough on his book "the american spirit," a selection of his speeches going back to 1989, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> with the first 100 days of the trump administration approaching, c-span takes a look at the president's cabinet, which includes the senior most appointed officials in the executive branch. we begin our program

there are a dozen books about joe mccarthy.hethere is no biography on senator who have the backbone to stand up to him first. >> do you remember how you want about caring for that speech? >> it is as hard as i have ever worked on anything i have ever delivered from a podium. >> historian david mccullough on his book, a collection of his speeches going back to 1989. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." host: at our table, frank buckley, foundation professor at george mason university. thank you for being here. the "new this piece in york post" -- why the president should embrace single-payer health care. first tell us what is single-payer health care?

speaker, before i continue with andrew mccarthy's piece, i want to point out, we're in preparation of a bill that would eliminate any federal district court or circuit court from having jurisdiction over matters regarding immigration. and certainly we have that power. in fact, we have the power to eliminate the ninth circuit court of appeals altogether. i have a bill that would in fact limit the ninth circuit court of appeals to california and all of the other states that comprise the ninth circuit would be part of a new 12th circuit. and in that new 12th circuit, whoever the current president is when the law is passed, would appoint the entire bank of judges for the 12th circuit court of appeals. and following the reid rule in the senate, if we were to get that passed through the house and senate, we're sure president trump would sign it into law, and then president trump would have an entire circuit where he appoints the judges, where people would know they would have judges of the quality of judge gorsuch. least the quality he's supposed to represent. and people would know they wer

mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. mr. speaker, on monday the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30. on tuesday and wednesday the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on thursday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. mr. speaker, the house will consider a number of suspensions next week. a complete list of which will be announced by close of business today. one suspension worth highlighting is h.r. 1644, the korean interdiction and modernization of sanctions act sponsored by chairman ed royce. mr. speaker, last year north korea conducted two nuclear weapon tests and 26 ballistic missile flight tests. congress has long led the charge to impose strict sanctions against the regime. this bill would continue that effect effort by specifically sanctioning north korea's shipping industry as

it's kevin mccarthy, i'm here with the movie releases including "the fate of the firus." i can't believe i'm standing here 16 years later reviewing the 8th fast and furious movie. i worked in a movie theater and saw it nine times at i saw it for free because i was working there but i love the fast and furious franchise. it's become a over the top, ridiculous absurd type of action film but with characters you actually care about. with the eighth film, all you need to know if you haven't seen the first seven, now we're in a time period where the team is essentially a robin hood--esque team and they do commit crime but for the greater good in their eyes. vin diesel goes rogue and his team has to get him back. chronologically speaking, if you've never seen the first seven, here's what you need to know. timeline-wise, the order is 1, 2, 4, 4, 5, 6, 378. i love this film so much. it basically has exactly what you want in a fast and furious movie. the action there, the comedy is there. you care for the characters even though everything else in the film is absurd. the director al

kevin mccarthy is very interesting. he's the majority leader. he's seen as someone as building coalitions and getting legislation passed and what does donald trump want? he wants some wins and he didn't get that with health care. a lot of people are saying that this guy can get the job done for you. >> my producer jumped in my ear and said jim acosta is saying that a white house official is telling him that reince priebus is going nowhere. >> right. here's what we have from our senior white house correspondent jim acosta. a senior white house official was adamant that reince priebus is not going anywhere and second one says this is just palace intrigue. let's remember, until donald trump decides he wants to make a change, there's no change. but there is a list going around. >> and you've got the list and you told us who the top contenders are. jamie gangel, thank you very much, as always. >> sure. >>> meantime, the battle over neil gorsuch, judge gorsuch is over. the u.s. senate today confirming him to be the next justice on the u.s. supreme cou

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. to come, a good deal of cloud around but mainly dry on thursday. thicker cloud in northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england at times, wherever where the cloud is big enough you could get patchy rain but some sunny enough you could get patchy rain but some sunny spells in south—east england, east anglia, sappy scotland, east wales, eastern northern ireland, the chance of brighter weather and it will feel warmer, 17 is possible. during thursday evening and night where we start to bring outbreaks of rain further south across scotland, a process that continues into friday and as the rain turns heavy the breeze begins to pick up as well but a mild start for most on friday morning. as we bring the weather system south across scotland to northern ireland on friday, cooler air following on northern ireland on friday, cooler airfollowing on behind, wintry showers into shetland. much of england and wales staying dry, variable cloud and sunny spells and stil

.<> <(john mccarthy/father of missing girl): "we are all terribly scared, and worried and we love youo much - and i know it's typical dad stuff though but i just want my baby home, that's all"(will) mccarthy says bresee has a history of disappearing and getting mixed up with the wrong crowd. but she always returns home within a day. both brentwood and pittsburg police detectives are now on the case. fearing she may be a target of sex trafficking. (will) former child star erin moran has died. moran played joanie cunningham in the sitcom "happy days" as the younger sister to actor ron howard's richie cunningham. she later appeared with scott baio in the "happy days" spinoff "joanie loves chachi." police in indiana say she was found unresponsive after authorities received a 9-1-1 call. the cause of death has not been determined. moran was 56 years old. ( will ) still ahead. the san jose sharks face elimination in the n-h-l playoffs. we'll show you if they won or went home, after the break. i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox

city public library with david nickels talks about eisenhower's underground campaign against joseph mccarthy. then we will be in columbus ohio, where former cia officer talks on ernest hemingway. and then we will be live in maryland's state capitol with discussions on criminal justice, income inequality, and terrorism and intelligence featuring former director of the cia and national security agency michael hayden. that is a look at some of the programs booktv will be covering this week. many events are open to the public and look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> good morning. i am president of the ge

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello again. milder over the next few days, quieting down in many respects. patches of frost first thing in the morning, especially in southern england and southern wales. a cloudy day. showers coming and going. we start off with them in the north of the uk. white cloudy. they go south through the day. down to the east as well. at the same time, whether world brighten up in the far north of england. temperatures in the afternoon peaking for many of us at 11 degrees. thursday evening. they go south. through the second half of the night, skies will clear. temperatures will fall away. patchy frost for scotla nd temperatures will fall away. patchy frost for scotland and northern england. towns and cities, temperatures staying a few degrees above freezing. the picture for friday. a quiet day. showers in east scotla nd friday. a quiet day. showers in east scotland and east england. some sunshine. turning mild as well. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my

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there are doesn't books about joe mccarthy, yet there is no biography about the senator that had the backbone to stand up to him first. margit j smith. >> do you remember how you went about preparing for that speech. >> hardest i've ever worked on anything i've ever delivered from a podium. david mccullough on his book, the american spirit, a selection of his speeches going back to 1989. sunday night on 8:00 eastern. ♪ . . . lazar is homeschooled in the seventh-grade, mia lazar is in the ninth-grade. their documentary is called the tempest tossed. >> is not about what political party you are, it's about values and helping these people. >> as parents, this topic was particularly personal because both my parents were refugees. i think that also drove them a little bit. when they do some video on a topic that's personal for them, that helps a lot. i think you so the energy and that's. >> the reason we named the documentary the tempest tossed is because inside the museum of the statue, there is a plaque that has a following saying send these the homeless, tempest tossed to me. it was wri

martin o'neill for not protecting the midfielderjames mccarthy whilst he was away on international dutyll linked up with the international team. he injured himself in the warm—up after being picked by o'neill to start the world cup qualifier. o'neill‘s responded, calling him a master tactician of the blame game. ronald koeman has hit back: now, second maced aberdeen prevented celtic from being crowned scottish championships after beating dundee 7-0. had championships after beating dundee 7—0. had they lost, the title would have been theirs, it was partly down to andrew considine who scored a hat trick. not often you see a defender scoring three. a win for celtic against hearts on sunday will see them clinch the title. mark williams is through to the final of snooker‘s china open after beating his opponent 6—1. williams dominated including making this century break to go four frames up. he'll face either kierin wilson or mark selby in the final, the semi—final is currently under way. roernling federer won a thrilling three—hour match against nick kyrgios to set up a final against rafa na

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.d into deep freeze. temperatures will struggle over the next few days. a frosty start for tuesday, plenty of wintry showers. this cold air has, all the way from the arctic, working south across british isles. brought in our direction by a pretty strong northerly wind. tightly squeezed isobars across north—east scotland. it will be gales at times, a lot of showers as we start the day in areas exposed to that northerly wind. across the north of scotland, plenty of showers. some heavy, a mix of rain, sleet, hail and of showers. some heavy, a mix of rain, sleet, hailand some of showers. some heavy, a mix of rain, sleet, hail and some snow, especially but not exclusively over high ground. plenty of showers in north—east england and some in northern ireland. south—west scotland, across the spine of england and wales, starting off dry. not many showers, cold and just three degrees in birmingham. in two parts of cornwall in devon, one or two showers. especially in areas exposed to the northerl

mccarthy: good morning. welcome back to many of you. as the speaker talked about those bills that moved to the president's desk prior to this congress, only one time has a congressional review act ever made it all the way to the president's desk and been signed. we have passed 15 inside this house, 13 of those have been signed into law. to create one job creation, but also to create commonsense -- bring commonsense regulations back that to this country. many of you watched last night the swearingen in of a new member of congress, ron estes from kansas. also we'll take up one from copyright position, very important position to have at the library of congress. focusing on the future of copyrights and others. we'll vote on that today. tomorrow we'll take up about freddie and fannie. freddie and fannie are exempt from the freedom of information act. and the idea of bringing more transparency to government. we will pass a bill to make sure they are no longer exempt from foia. anybody can get the information dealing with freddie and fannie as

joe mccarthy, there are a dozen books about mccarthy, yet there is no biography about the senator whoad the background to stand up to him first, margaret chase smith. >> do you remember how you want about preparing for that speech? david: oh, it was the hardest i had ever worked on anything i had ever delivered from a podium. >> historian david mccullough on american spirit," sunday night at a to point eastern on c-span's "q&a." ♪ c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> "washington journal" continues. we want to introduce you to members, cofounders of the group known as individual, -- indivisible, trying to get people in aggressive politics, in elections overall. joining us are the cofounders, leah greenberg, along with her husband ezra levin, thank you to both of you. tell us about the group. what is the goal? project isindividual supporting what we see as a whe

way, melissa mccarthy was dressed as the easter bunny to play the part. we hope you have a nice weekend. ♪ davidt, "newsmakers" with shall can. then a look at the easter egg roles from the last four white house events. then a tour of the african-american museum of history and culture. post: c-span2 guest this week on is david shall can. ands a practicing physician

i'll be reviewing that film, i'll tweet out to a emoji of what i thought about it at kevin mccarthy tvfilm, you can still see logan and get out in theaters, my two favorite films of 2017 so far. those two films are still playing in theaters right now. the circle. this film was not screened to me, there screenings, i was invited to. it did screen to certain markets across the country, but not washington. i went and saw it on thursday evening. and it's very bad unfortunately. this is from the director of the spectacular now, here's the thing, you have all these amazing things lined up. great director, tech spectacular great movie, tom hanks, emma watson, great cast, author, dave ed gars. unfortunately, the film ends up being frustratingly bad. and the concept is great. all these things going in, you have emma watson who joins a tech company and finds out that the tech company is basically trying to take away everyone's privacy, it's the idea of oversharing ourselves on social media and getting rid of our private lives and sharing everything we do to everybody in the world. and she kind o

books about a dozen joe mccarthy. there was no biography of the senator who had the backbone to stand up to them first. >> do you remember how you went about preparing for that speech? >> hardest i've ever worked on anything i've ever delivered from a podium. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> as part of his si

mccarthy: that shows who is standing behind us from every aspect and every caucus and every group is here today in being united. each and every day we move closer and closer to finding agreement to repeal and replace obamacare. and you can see the results. the rules committee is going to meet to add an amendment to the american health care act. i want to be clear, we still have more work to do. but the palmer-schweikert amendment will lower premiums for the american people. this is an improvement on our bill that will help the american people to bring us closer to repeal obamacare and replace it with something much better. the work through all three committees has been tremendous and our chairmen have led the way. they have found working with other elements and everybody throughout this conference that there are a lot of grade ideas of the but i want to thank chairman walden and chairman brady for their continued work throughout their committees and i want to bring up, right now, mr. palmer. mr. palmer: thank you. i want to say how encouraged i am with the progress we are making on t

if you have questions you can twitter me at kevin mccarthy tv.cause i am obsessed with it and excited to be on the air talking about that. >> you have the best job in the business getting paid to watch movies. >> bad movies, really bad movies. >> have a great weekend, it is 5 minutes until the top of the hour and still playing at 102 years old, the oldest member of the united states coast guard. here is something you don't see every day. marsupials making a mess on the green. hey team, i know we're tight on time, but i really need a... ...sick day tomorrow. moms don't take sick days. moms take nyquil severe: the... ...nighttime sniffling,sneezing, coughing, aching, fever best... ...sleep with a cold, medicine. where's jack? he's on holiday. what do you need? i need the temperature for pipe five. ask the new guy. the new guy? jack trained him. jack's guidance would be to maintain the temperature at negative 160 degrees celsius. that doesn't sound like jack. actually, jack would say, hey mate, just cool it to minus 160 and we're set. good on ya. oh

. >>> melissa mccarthy was back with a white house easter-themed "saturday night live" sketch. >> happy everybody. by the way, the president is probably going to bomb north korea tonight. okay. >> just ahead, we'll have more on her take of sean spicer and other "snl" guest appearances. >>> and feeding the hungry. ahead in the next half hour, we will show you the organization that makes sure thousands of families enjoy a wonderful meal this easter. >>> she's a great girl that loves children and animals. she has plenty of love to give. this week's wednesday's child is looking for a forever family to love her and support her. nbc nbc10's via sikahema introduces us to this week's wednesday's child. >> philadelphia zoo is one of the city's gems, a person to bring a person so special her name is unique. understandably, unique is skittish feeding these ginormus animals, and it gives us a chance to talk about family. >> unique, can you tell me why it's important to have family? >> to have somebody that cares for you. >> yeah. >> and loves you and don't give up on you. because you need somebody

nichols will talk about resident dwight eisenhower's underground campaign against senator joseph mccarthy. that same night, we will be at the thurber house in columbus ohio or former cia officer nicholas reynolds talk on ernest hemingway's connections to soviet and us intelligence services. >> and next saturday, we will be live at the 50th anniversary will and atlas book festival in maryland state capital with discussions on criminal justice, income inequality and terrorism and intelligence featuring former director of the cia and the national security agency michael hayden. that's a look at some of the programs book tv will be covering this week, many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2.>> c-span: where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>