when you see people like el mcpherson turning 50. she was elle mcpherson to begin with.women a lot of anxiety. i wanted to bring this out in the open, say my age. there was always a lot of stigma against actresses saying their age. so actually i made this little card and this is my card from my book. i wrote my age on it. my card now reads annabelle gurwitch since 1961. throwing it down. throwing down the gauntlet. >> i'm g i think to look forward to those chin hairs. >> we've had a lot of comedians on this show. never has one slayed one of us so much that we couldn't ask a question. >> still slayed. down for the count. >> thank you. thank you. >> the evolution of a monster. we talking about politics or sci-fi? that's a tease. or you? just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into the full power of your fidelity greenline. call or come in

. >> myra mcpherson is our guest. she has a book called the scarlett sisters out.hank you for joining us. >> thank you.

realtor mary mcpherson dug up hundreds of properties pulled off the market years ago. on the list, a quaint victorian in lower pacific heights. the owners lived in texas, the odonells sent them a personal note. >> we wanted the owners to know that we weren't an investor, we weren't trying to scam them. we wanted them to know that we were a family. >>reporter: then? >> she made a really compelling offer, the seller couldn't refuse and they got their house. >>reporter: the couple paid about $1 1/2 million for the three bedroom, three bath house, hundreds of thousands of dollars more than the old listing, but less than comparable properties. >> they gave us an opportunity to get a great house, less than we would have otherwise. >>reporter: leaving this family with a very happy ending. elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> as elizabeth reported, the sellers got more than the $1.5 million that they were originally offered and they did not have to go through the usual process of staging or prepping their home which is quite a hassle or holding open houses. >>> well, pomp and circumstan

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columbia of they have primary jurisdiction that is 22% including the national mall rock creek park mcpherson square, and many small triangle park's. part of the national park service of the department of interior in we are set by congressional legislation. officers are authorized to make arrests without warrants for any offense against the united states committed in their presence. further park police officers have the same powers and duties as metropolitan police officers within the district. enforcement is left to the individual officer on the ground depending on the circumstances. if they are arrested for civil possession of marijuana they can be currently charged under d.c. code. sole possession is a misdemeanor incarceration of to six months and a fine not more than of than $1,000. on a federal park land you can be charged under the national park service regulation resulting misdemeanor penalty of incarceration of six months and a fine of more than $5,000. finally meryl 11 dash rwanda's a schedule one controlled substance position is a misdemeanor in the conviction sentence is determine

is aestion is, there scientist out there, guy mcpherson, who has predicted consequences for us over thet 24, 25 years regarding whether civilization -- whether we will even have civilization. wondering if she is familiar with them and if she has any comments about what he had to wait. out and concluded the world has utilized over 50% of the ocean's plankton, something he claims is your reversible and that is my question. i cannot say i am specifically familiar with his work, but i am a millionaire if the intergovernmental body that produces reports on the >> we'll leave this portion of the "washington journal" with a reminder that you can follow "washington journal" live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. and any time online at c-span.org. the u.s. house about to gavel in shortly. later today, they'll begin consideration of the commerce, justice, and science spending bill for 2015. fiscal year 2015, the third spending bill they have considered so far. that will be later on today. first though for general speeches. live to the house floor now on c-span. [captioning made possible b

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. >> barbara mcpherson argues that too little remembered torry and sisters change the course of women's rights in american history, tonight at 8:00 on "una." -- q and a." >> general carlyle speaks tomorrow at the center for strategic and international studies about u.s. military strategy in the asia-pacific region. you can see his remarks, live, on c-span, at 11:15 a.m. eastern. in the afternoon, a discussion on the russian intervention in ukraine, u.s. response, and role of nato, live from the center for strategic and international studies. you can see that at one: 30 eastern monday afternoon here on c-span. >> you can now take c-span with you wherever you go, with our free c-span radio app for your smartphone or tablet. listen to all three c-span tv channels, or c-span radio, anytime. there is a schedule for each of our networks, so you can tune in whenever you want. play podcasts from our recent signature programs. take c-span with you wherever you go. download your free app online or your iphone, android, or black area. >> defense secretary chuck hagel on friday said that european a

which includes the national mall, east and west potomac parks, rock creek park, anacostia park, mcpherson square, and many of the traffic circles and smaller triangle parks throughout the district. our jurisdiction is set by congressional legislation. officers of the park police are authorized to make arrest without needing proval to arrest for federal law in the park systems. pax police officers have the same powers and duties as the police officers within the district of columbia. park police enforcement is left to the sound discretion of the individual officer on the ground depending on the circumstances. if an individual is arrested for marijuana they can be charged under dc code. it is a misdemeanor immediate the federal law with a penalty of up to six month and a fine of not more than $1,000. if on park line, they can be charneled at title 36 cfr. resulting in a misdemeanor with a stay of six months and a fine of not more than $500. finally, marijuana is a controlled substance one which the possession is a misdemeanor and in the event of a conviction the sentence is determined by th

fixarbara mcpherson -- myra acpherson on c-span's q and a. >> bill clinton graduate from georgetown university in 1968. he returned to the school to speak to them about public service. he touched upon the affordable care act and the budget surplus during his presidency. he also detailed his attempt to reach a police agreement -- a peace agreement between prime minister benjamin not -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu and yasser arafat. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. it is great to be back. i want to thank hillary for coming with me today. it has been a long time. [applause] she has not had to sit through one of these in ages. [laughter] i think there are a lot of my former classmates and friends who are here. i thank them for coming. i want to mention that my chief of staff is here. she is a georgetown alumna. she has been pushing for me to put this on the schedule. thank you for being here. to remind me that if i had been a catholic, i could have been a jesuit. [laughter] i can say this. i was america's happiest protestant when the new pope took his holy o

. >> mcpherson argues that two little remembered victorian sisters changed the course of women's rights, and american history. 8:00 on c-span's q and a. >> president obama on thursday honored the teacher of the year, an english, teacher from maryland. this is 15 minutes. thank you to a leader of unbelievable passion and everyise, somebody who day wakes up and thinks about three things, either his family, how to give every child a world class education. of education arnie duncan. [applause] i also want to thank our members of congress who are here today. have them hereo and always en current all to focus onongress education and teachers. and i am thrilled to be welcoming all our state and national teachers of the year. round ofhem a big applause. [applause] good job. is a phenomenal group. in addition to being very good looking -- ( laughter ) best, and they'd be the first to say that they're only here because they're surrounded by outstanding teachers who give all to their students every single day. is a chance to thank not just the teachers on this stage across thechers all country. we

. >> barbara mcpherson says to victoria and sisters change the course of women's rights and americanistory. this is tonight on c-span's "q&a." >> there is more, in people's lives. more families are broken it should not be broken. i am talking about good families that can't hold because of the stress of life and holding a job. up and down world can put a strain on people. even the addictions that is so is not like it is today. all this is contribute to my story being the american story. , luismer gang member rodriguez will take your questions starting at noon on c-span two. "washington journal" continues. joins us. della volpe we are talking about a survey they take of young people. they are known as the millennial's. welcome. hear that term a lot. how do we define it? guest: that is a great question. they are young people born between 1980 and 2000. they represent about 25% of america. this is the largest generation in the history of america. you take a lot of surveys about them. 20% is the number that comes up. tell us about that and what it means. guest: this is the lowest expected

is aestion is, there scientist out there, guy mcpherson, who has predicted consequences for us over theext 24, 25 years regarding whether civilization -- whether we will even have civilization. wondering if she is familiar with them and if she has any comments about what he had to wait. out and concluded the world has utilized over 50% of the ocean's plankton, something he claims is your reversible and that is my question. i cannot say i am specifically familiar with his work, but i am a millionaire if the intergovernmental body that produces reports on the state of climate change. in the next 20-or 80 years, as the caller suggested, it will not bring these kinds of apocalyptic type weather scenarios folks are predicting. we scientist say it is more of a gradual thing. plus inbout 100 years terms of coastal flooding. these are predictions based on the best available data. no one knows for sure. in florida, sea level rise is seen as a threat to miami in the next 60 years, whether that means one or two floods, or a constant. a flooding events. no one can really predict. a couple of tweets

. >> that's inç mcpherson, kansas. two people were on board at the time. nobody was hurt.currently it is a little drizzly but p's not the kind of rain we had last night. >> it was pouring last night across parts of the northeast. here in new york city we're going to be dealing with on and off showers not only today but also over the next few days. we have a little bit of a stretch here across the northeast of unsettled weather but across the plains, that's where we can see possible severe weather. take a look at current temperatures. this is one of the signs that we could be seeing strong to severe storms. in kansas city, you're currently in the 70's. it's very early in the morning. you're in the 60's in chicago. later this afternoon those temperatures are going to continue to warm and we could be seeing severe weather anywhere from texas up intoç minnesota. that area shaded in red across iowa and southern minnesota, that's where the storm predictions think we could see possible long track tornadoes. that is a big concern. if you live in des moines, southern part of minne

china or russia or any other investment as you know you just locally on your of the name of guy mcphersongo home guy going first climate scientists university of arizona. who is saying we have passed the point there will be no humans left in one hundred years in one hundred years i'll bet you a million dollars i guess i'm guessing is wrong too but there are voices out there there are people out there who are. they were pointing out with a carved experiment the carbon arctic reserves now so they're out there they're up there in the arctic looking at the stuff we had dr charles miller on this program we have put three hundred fifty billion tons of carbon into the atmosphere since its inception policy criticism from something we've all acknowledge it's really happened in a hundred dollars and billion tons of carbon sitting in the arctic just waiting to be melted and it is and it's happening yes we should be making these policies and something that you agree that one really happened one hundred yards something is happening right now it's here's here's a clip from guy macpherson check this. we