mike. >> harvard law professor lawrence tribe has written about the supreme court under john hae roberts. the bookrt uncertain justice.pee this is an hour. justice, the roberts court and the constitution." then we turn to american history tv programs with holocaust survivor marcel drimer on his o >> one of the research assistants. thank you all for comingorge he this gorgeous day when you can be outside and enjoying the weather. i'm glad thati' something drove you all here, and i'm glad to bt talking to o you, and talking to you. i appreciate you being here. he one of the research assistants working with me this summer, a terrific kid named max went homh to familiar familiar in late set spring and spent some time talking with his high school music teacher, she knew that he went tokn harvard law school, bl didn't know he was working withe america and she kind of unloaded on him about her great disillusion with the supreme court. she had been looking at the headlines about how partisan the divisions seemed to be. o a lot of the people whose journalism she respects, people like linda greenho

but republican congressman mike pompeo crushed todd tiahrt and clarke came in third. brenda lawrence is in the lead in that race when the a.p. has still not called. that's for the seat of gary peters who left it open to run for the senate. republican state senator john moolenaar will almost certainly represent the fourth district in the fall and mike bishop won the republican nomination to replace mike rogers in the eighth. and then there's the 12th district. debbie dingell won the primary to succeed her husband. john conyers is poised to become the new dean of the house, after he was nearly bounced from the ballot because of a signature issue but he's now the nominee. by the way, in washington state, also holding primaries, former washington redskins tight end clinton didier came out ahead to replace don hastings in the fourth district. didier will take on another republican, dan newhouse in the fall. incumbents did well last night but when it comes to november, voters may want to throw the bups out. we asked voters what message they hoped to send. 33% of them hope incumbents will l

mike earn talks about u.s. marshals. about an hour later it's lawrence tribe and his book, "uncertain justice."erts court and the constitution. and tonight on c-span, a special look at veterans health care, one of the major issues before congress this year. we'll show you highlights from c-span's coverage of the issue. here's a brief look at some of that footage. >> i think the va has the potential to be one of the finest institutions in the world. we've own certain aspects of the -- the pharmacy cannot be matched. it's one of best in the world, very efficient. there are many different things that are efficient within our system. but what we should ask ourselves, when someone came up with the idea of seeing a veteran in 14 days, that was actually, sounded like a good idea, that our veterans would be seen promptly. what we should be questioning is if we made a mistake and somehow overloaded the system, how come people's names disappeared off lists? how come hundreds of thousands of veterans electronically no longer existed? that should be be the question. retaliation exists because there's a cul

lawrence reynolds will watch this one go. and the catch up there by a fan. >> wow. yeah, a great catch. cubs fan mike pullen was in the last row of the left field bleachers when he extended his glove high over his head and caught what would have been a home run from mark reynolds. he back flipped over the railing. he said it wasn't that hard to do. he said he just had to call on his years playing softball because he played for 31 years that was a nice catch. >> nice snag. >>> three federal judges heard pleas today to allow the oakland a's to move to san jose despite the opposition of major league baseball. san jose would like to lure the a's to a site near hb pavilion. the san francisco giants own baseball's territorial rights to santa clara county. and san jose's attorneys argue that violates federal antitrust laws during a hearing before the ninth court of appeals in san francisco. baseball is exempt from federal antitrust laws because of a court decision in the 1920s. >> the antitrust exemption they have does not apply to relocation of teams. it can't. that's an antitrust violation. >> what the su

lawrence road, kerry. >> sue, thank you. >>> still ahead, mike. >> ♪ >> mike is back from his daughter's wedding in mexicoll trying on her dress weeks before the wedding, we will show you what she looks an other big >>> man, it is going to be a beautiful day there. good day to you, it is monday, august 18th, 2014. sue joins us now, hi sue. >> hi. >> somebody just said thaw look great, both of you look fantastic today. some guy really likes that necklace and says, that is gangsta. >> gangsta. >> it really is. >> it looks like a dog chain or something. >> that is what it is, electrical. >> yes. >> hey, here we go, by the way, quick shut out, at 5:00 o'clock, some relative of aunt t tootie, stopped me and followed me for about a block. i agreed to say hello to his aunt tootie. >> yes. >> there is no crying in baseball. what movie is that from? >> league of their own. >> tom hanks. >> is there crying in the little league, there is no question bit. we have been watching our dragons here. you know, the texas pitcher he could not get the ball across the plate. he was upset, crying. i have seen crying in almost e

mike brown. it's much bigger than that. >> reporter: a lot of big ideas thrown around tonight. even though the crowd itself was relatively small. the police watched, shooed people off the sidewalk. no problems whatsoever. chris lawrence, news 4. >> thanks, chris. d.c.'s acting fire chief says the department failed a dying man and his family. the firefighters involved will keep their jobs and one has already retired. medrick mill's daughter ran to the fire house when he collapsed. no one went to help him. today the trial board ruled one firefighter did nothing wrong. one will be suspended and another reprimanded. the lieutenant in charge reare tired with a full pension before the trial board could rule in her case. interare rim fire chief eugene jones wants the union contract changed so the chief can impose stronger punishments when needed. >> i think the penalties were unacceptable. i would have made a decision that somebody should be held responsible and have lost their job. >> the family said it is disappointed but not surprised. the family says the secrecy of the trial board gave the panel no accountability. >> thieves are out to get your money. they aren't afraid of being caught on camera while they do it. police

mike away and david fisher on u.s. marshals, inside america's most storied law. agency. then followed by lawrencetribe discussing uncertain justice, the roberts court and the constitution. booktv in primetime all this week on c-span2. >> on the next washington journal, we have bob cusack, and joined by charl schmidt to discuss federal funding to come bate the disease and his groups advocating for this living with h.i.v. a.i.d.s. washington journal is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> here's some of the high >> saturday, at 6'm eastern on the civil war. the depiction of slavery in movies, and sunday, on real america, at 4:00 p.m., an interview with president herbert hoover, and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us or e-mail us. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> now a look at the return of the taliban afghanistan. hassan abbas talks about "the taliban revival. violence and extremism on the pakistan-afghan frontier." this is 90 minutes. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen and gentlemen, and welcome to this

mike earp, and his co-author david fisher about their book "u.s. marshals, inside america's most storied law agency." they're followed by lawrence tribe. hi book is called uncertainly justice, the roberts court and the constitution. >>> and then we turn to history programs with marcel drimer on his family's efforts to stay together during world war ii. >>> with live coverage ofs house on c-span and senate on c-span2, here on c-span3 we complement that coverage and then on weekend c-span3 is the home to american history tv, including six unique series. the civil war as 150th anniversary, visiting battlefields and key events. american artifacts s. touring museums and historic sites. historic bookshelf with the best-known america history writer. the presidency looking at the policies and legacies. lectures in history with top college professors and our new series "real america" features educational films. c spasm 3 created by the cable industry and funded by your local capable or satellite provider. they have co-authored a book, going behind the scenes of the service responsible for tracking down and bringing in dangerous criminals on u.s

mike away and david fisher on u.s. marshals, inside america's most storied law enforcement agency. that's followed at 10:45 with lawrence tribe, discussing uncertain justice, the roberts court and the constitution. booktv in primetime, all this week on c-span2. >> tuesday, a news conference on the creation of a national world war i memorial in washington, dc, a bill to authorize the memorial awaits senate action. see the event live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span 2 providing live coverage the u.s. senate floor proceedings and keep public policy events, and the weekend, booktv, devoted to nonfiction books and authors. c-span2, created by the cable tv fry and throughout to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch is in hd, like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. >> now a look at the return of the taliban in afghanistan. has sad abbas of the national defense university talks about his book "the taliban revival: violence and extreme jim on the pakistan frontier." this is 90 minutes. >> good morning, and welcome to the session on the resurgence of at the taliban. we

marshal mike earp and david fisher, inside america's most storied law enforcement agency. they are followed by harvard law professor lawrence tribe on the u.s. supreme court. his book is called uncertain justice, the robert skort and the constitution. >>> in the weeks following the normandy invasion, allied forces used to drive the germans out of the peninsula and begin the liberation of nazi occupied france. tonight at 8:00, author john mcmanus talks about the allies, including the liberation of the important crossroads town of san low. >> bradley's concept is to redouble his efforts to take st. lowe which you see in the middle of our map. this is not a new objective to americans. they hoped to see it sooner than this. the reason it's important, and you'll notice by a glance of the map, particularly every road in normandy leads to st. lowe, it's a crossroads town. it's a market town dating back to ancient times. not a big place but kind of a communication and transport tags and market center for norman culture. it had been invaded many times because it was valuable for these reasons. it had been invaded, you know, by roman