8:00, the montana u.s. senate debate with representative steve daines and amanda

8:00, the montana u.s. senate debate with representative steve daines and amanda curtis. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span, the governor's debate between shaheen,ey, vincent tom irvine, steve french, and morgan reeves. and thursday night, the fourth district debate between stephen -- jim mower.r >> in delaware, chris coons is running for election for his first full term. he won a special election four years ago. he is republican kevin wade. as solidly rated democratic. here is a look at the debate from last week. they debated for about one hour.

we present the only televised debate for the montana u.s. senate campaign here in 2014. i am your moderator for the evening. we want to welcome our live audience tonight, along with the people tuning in, and the stationtelevision networks across montana. we are going nationwide on c-span 2, so a big welcome to folks watching across the country. people are also listening in on statewide radio. we are on yellowstone public radio, along with statewide, with friends at the northern news network. we would like to acknowledge our sponsors. msu billings, with this beautiful facility, one of our primary sponsors, along with yellowstone public radio, the billings gazette, and the montana television network. all four entities are joining forces. a special thank you to the greater montana foundation for all their support. just a few housekeeping items to mention. our format tonight -- we have the candidates who will be questioned by the panel of three journalist. no opening statements tonight. the first candidate gets 60 seconds to answer the question. the other candidate will have

at 8:00 on c-span2, the montana u.s.ate debate with republican steve daines and democrat amanda curtis. tuesday night, the south carolina governors debate between five candidates. thursday night at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district of it between u.s. representative stephen king and democrat jim mowrer. >> c-span's money 15 students can competition is underway. for middle andn high school students will award 150 prizes totaling $100,000. create a 5-7-minute documentary. videos need to include c-span programming, showed varying points of view, and must be submitted by january 20, 2015. go to studentcam.org for more information. get started today. >> american history tv traveled to the library of congress's cody center and washington,

c-span2, the montana u.s. senate debate. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span, the south carolina owners debate between five candidates. nikki haley, vincent shaheen, tom irvine, steve french, and morgan bruce reeves. the iowaday night, fourth district debate between representative steve king and democrat jim hour. more than 100 debates or the control of congress. weekend, american history tv is in green bay, wisconsin. he became the first to find wisconsin. he named the area green bay because of the area of greenish waters. hosted by our time warner cable cable partners, we recently visited green bay. alln more about green bay weekend here on american history tv. >> [speaking french language] i must speak english because you don't understand french. welcome to heritage hill. you've come to learn more about the fur trade. i have in front of you on my counter all these different furs involved in the for trade. the otter, the bob cat, the badger, the fox, the muskrat, the skunk, the beaver, and the bear. but the most important anim

eastern the georgia governor's debate between governor nathan deal and democrat jason carter and the montana u.s. senate debate with republican steve daines and democrat amanda kurtis. tuesday night at 9:00 the south carolina governors debate between five candidates. governor nicki haley, vincent shaheen, independent tom ervin, independent steve french, and independent morgan reeves. thursday night live at 8:00 iowa debate between republican steve can king and democrat jim mowrer. c-span debate 2014. more than 100 te baits -- debates for the control of congress. >> each week american history tv sits in on a leckclur with a college professor. you can watch the classes every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. next mercer university professor chester fontenot talks about booker t. washington's early years at tuscaloosa university and looks at his platform which encouraged african-americans to create their own economic base. while he established many institutions such as the national negro business league he also had opposition to his ideas both during his lifetime and since. profes

on c-span2, the montana u.s. senate debate with republican steve daines and democrat amanda curtis. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span. the south carolina governor's debate between five candidates. governor nikki haley, independent tom urban, steve french, and morgan bruce reed. thursday night, live it 8:00 eastern, the i will fourth district debate between stephen king and democrat jim mauer. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> american history tv travel to the library of congress in washington dc which was established in the year 2000 and a philanthropist. the center welcomes over 100 scholars every year to pursue their research at one of the worlds largest libraries. we speak with one of their 2014 fellows. on americans history tv is kevin kim, senior lecturer in history at vanderbilt university. what can you tell us about the book you are writing? that is mainly a political and intellectual history of the cold war from the perspective of henry wallace and herbert hoover. worldsking title is unseen, henry wallace, herbert hoover, and the rise

the montana u.s. senate debate. tuesday night at nine on c-span from the south carolina governor's debate. and thursday night live at eight eastern iowa's fourth district debate between stephen king and joe maurer. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> book tv asks bookstores libbers around the country about nonfiction books their most excited about being published this fall. here's a look at the titles chosen by the people bookstore in austin, texas. .. >>> up next on booktv, "after words" with guest host, author nomi prins. this week this american life contributor jake halpern and his latest book "bad paper chasing dead from wall street to the underworld." it tells the story of a bank executive and a former bank robber going into business together to collect unpaid bank debts by often on questionable means. the program is about one hour. >> hello and welcome. i'm nomi prins here today with jake halpern, the author of the fascinating and horrifying new book speed "bad paper" ch

so wherever viewers tune in we welcome you to montana's u.s. house today.t a few ground rules to go over. we will have no open daybeds tonight. the candidates will be answering questions from our panelists. 60 seconds for those answers in each candidate will then have a 302nd rebuttal. two minutes for a closing statement and take a one minute break midway through. quick ground rules for ideas. we are here for the riverside country club in bozeman with campaign friends, families on both sides of the aisle. we ask everyone to hold their applause to the end we are all adults will not answer her cell phone through this debate as well. our first introduction first of all for republican nominee ryan zinke. ryan, nice to see you here. her generation on tnn. he is a standout athlete at whitefish high school. he was a standout in several sports. he went to the university of oregon on athletic scholarship earning a degree in geology, bacher science degree. he's had a 23 year career with the military and the u.s. navy seals. in 2008 was elected to the montana state se

at 8:00 onrsday c-span 2, the nebraska governors debate. 8:00, liveght at coverage of the montana u.s. house debate. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> on her next washington journal, ron kessler discusses recent security breaches at the white house and what the secret service should be doing to protect the first family. a report on the 2014 congressional primary season. that, laurie abraham talks about her recent interview with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 eastern. the centers for disease control today announced the first diagnosed case of ebola in the u.s.. the exposed patient flew into the country from liberia on september 20 on a commercial flight. we will hear from cdc director next at this 30 minute briefing. >> good >> good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining us. as you have been hearing from us, ebola is a serious disease. it is only spread by direct contact with someone who is sick with the virus. and it is only s

and then the montana u.s. senate debate between danes and curtis. then south carolina governor's and thursday night live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth debate between u.s. representative steve king and jim mowrer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. ofand last week, part wepan's debate coverage, shut the wisconsin governor's race between scott walker and mary burke. >> actually i am on record saying there are not enough consequences for the first offense, and i think we have to make sure that there are there are 5000 crashes that have alcohol-related causes. this is costing us and costing our society a lot of money and the personal injury that it cost us. so we have to take a tougher stance on this. i have been endorsed by the wisconsin professional police association, and i will work with law enforcement to make sure that we will have what we need him place to cut down the number of fatalities, to cut down the number of crashes, and also to make sure that it does not overburden our justice system by having alternative methods to add

c-span monday night at eight eastern, the georgia governor's onate, and it 8:00, live c-span2, the montana u.s. senate debate with republican steve daines and democrat amanda curtis. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span. the south carolina governor's debate between five candidates. governor nikki haley, independent tom urban, steve french, and morgan bruce reed. thursday night, live it 8:00 eastern, the i will fourth district debate between stephen king and democrat jim mauer. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> american history tv travel to the library of congress in washington dc which was established in the year 2000 and a philanthropist. the center welcomes over 100 scholars every year to pursue their research at one of the worlds largest librari

at 8:00, live on c-span two, the montana u.s. senate debate. tuesday night and 9:00 on c-span, the south carolina governor's debate between five candidates. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. in alaska, republican governor sean parnell faces two challengers in his reelection bid. independent party candidate bill walker and libertarian party candidate carolyn clift. it is an hour. >> welcome to the 2014 gubernatorial debate. it's good to see so many of you here today. thank you for coming out. i will have some quick things to bring up right at the start. to reduce the possibility of some interference, the management here at the civic center recommends turning off the cell phones, please. along those lines for the candidates, if we could request during your responses in the openings and closings in the interest of time to please stay seated and we will use the mics there in front of your tables. thank you very much. ofally, thank you to those you who submitted your questions ahead of time for the debate. our

montana pbs. and we welcome you back to msu billings for tonight's u.s. te debate between democrat amanda curtis of republican steve daines. we're live on the montana television network along with yellowstone public radio and montana news network. along with c-span to across the nation. first question of the second of the debate i will ask a limit about your ads. i met him we've seen one of your ads on tv. you say we need one of us in the senate. i've talked to people who think we need somebody a lot smarter than us in the senate. are you suggesting perhaps we need to dumb down the senate, or maybe you have some explaining to do? curtis: that's an interesting perspective. thank you for that. when our founding fathers wrote our founding documents, they did not have intend for corporations to be running the show. they intended for teachers and electricians and plumbers to be making the decisions that affect us and our citizen legislature. i have found in beating montanans that they're a little bit of -- meeting montana's. they don't think they're quite smart

on c-span 2, the montana u.s. senate race. at 9:00 c-span, the south carolina governor' this debate between five candidates. debate --nor's governor's debate between five candidates. and then the iowa fourth district debate. campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. californiaebate in race. the and convent is republican representative david valadao. the democratic challenger is amanda renteria. congressman david valadao served in the assembly representing the 30th district from 2010-2012. amanda renteria was the first latina chief of staff and worked for debbie 70. the political report at rollcall said the race leans republican. >> from your local election headquarters, a 21st congressional district debate between david valadao and amanda renteria. live with moderators jim scott, 17 news, and your local election headquarters. a 21st congressional district debate starts now. >> and good evening and welcome to this live 21st congressional candidate's debate. being seen here on a kget-tv 17 and a bakersfie

viewers are tuning in, we welcome you to the montana u.s. house debate. if you groundrules to go over. we will have no opening statements tonight. the candidates will be answering questions from panelists. each candidate will have a 32nd rebuttal. for awill be two minutes closing statement. there will be one break midweek through. we are here with a small group family and friends. we are all adults and we are not going to answer our cell phones in this debate. let's do our first introduction. zinke. atis a standout athlete whitefish high school. he was a standout in several sports. he went to the university of oregon on a netflix scholarship, earning a degree in geology. he has had a 23 year did career with the military in the u.s. navy seals. he chaired the senate education committee and just a couple of years ago he ran for the tenant governor. a consulting of firm that specializes in advanced technology for aerospace and oil gas. he and his wife have three children. >> great to be here. >> we welcome john lewis, a fourth-generation montanan. he was a m

eastern live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between democrat john lewis and former state senator republican ryan seemedy. campaign 2014, more than 100 debate for the control of congress. >> on friday maryland governor martin -- martin o'malley made his third trip to new hampshire, he spoke to a gathering of 200 democrats cannot experience as governor and earlier as mayor of baltimore. new hampshire holds the first presidential primary election in the 2016 campaign season. this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> how are you? how are you? [inaudible conversations] >> sure. which one is j.t.? how about you? [inaudible conversations] >> downtown. >> just wonderful. >> thank you. >> 9 knew you were going home. [laughter] >> so i can stand up. [inaudible conversations] >> how are you? >> is this your tv producer? [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good to see you.

the georgia governor's debate with jason carter and at 8:00, the montana u.s. senate debate with republican steve banes and amanda curtis. the south carolina governor's debate. nicky haley, democrat shin cent shaheen, independent steve french and independent morgan bruce reefs. thursday night, live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between representative steven king and jim nower. c-span camp 2014. 100 debates for the control of congress. now the concluding panel of this all day panel and policy makers on asia. they look at security issues on the asian peninsula. they have singapore's ambassador and john mccain's foreign policy adviser hosted by the center for strategic for studies. it's just over an hour. >> i hope you had a chance to grab a coffee and a cookie and absorb and see your director's speech. we are back on the record by the way. you can turn the cameras back on and any recording devices that you may have. i'm the chair of the southeast asia here and it's a pleasure for us to introduce the third and last panel. ahead of the three summ

live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate the between john lewis and ryan's ink -- ryan zinke.hen than 100 debates for the control of congress -- and more than 100 debates for the control of congress. up next, sarah palin campaigned with pat roberts. this was held in independence, kansas. >> i am absolutely delighted to get to be here. and the senator and i were out there and we just got in our first real argument. i'm telling him how happy i am to be here. we are proud of him and the great work he's done all these years and he's going to keep doing not just for kansas but for the rest of america. he said, you know, you're in third. we were going back and forth. he is a conservative and he is what america needs. i know i'm supposed to be -- i'm talking about all of america. i'm talking about the need to have fighters there in the senate who will fight like our country's future depends on it, because it does. and we have a senator right here who is tried, tested and true. and bleeding that purple too -- [applause] no question where he stands. i am so thankful that he proved that

the montana u.s. house debate. live at 8:00 p.m.astern. >> tonight at 10:00, a conversation with john paul stevens. saturday night at nine :00 eastern, -- at 9:00 eastern, bill gates. sunday, the director of the national museum of african art. c-span2,ht on 8:00 on at about war and the constitution. heather cox richardson. and sunday, joan biskupic. historians and, authors talk about world war i 100 years later. saturday, former fbi agents on bomberng the uniform suspect. find your schedule at www.c-span.org. call us and let us know what you think about. you can send us a tweet at #comments. cities tour takes american history tv on the road tv" on the road. >> my book is called "the beast in the garden," because it is a book about a large animal that in ancient times or in american history we could have called it a beast, the mountain lion, which is a party and, of boulder, colorado. boulder is a natural place, but in many places it has been altered by human kind, and we knew get a wild animal coming into this artificial landscape t

tonight a debate between the candidates running for montana's u.s. house at large seat. john lewis and republican ryan zinke will debate in bozeman, their only scheduled televised debate before the november election. we'll have it live tonight at c-span.. eastern, on >> this weekend on the c-span networks, tonight at 9:00 eastern the founder and former chair of microsoft, bill ebola viruse outbreak in west africa, and theay evening on q ask a, director of the smithsonian national museum of african art. on book tv's:00, after words, author heather cox richardson on the history of the republican party. and live sunday at noon on book affairsepth, the legal editor in charge of righters and supreme court biographer. and today at 5:00 p.m. eastern, on american history tv on c-span catching f.b.i. ats on the unabomber suspect. at sunday afternoon 6:00 p.m. the 100th anniversary of the panama canal. atd our television schedule c-span.org. and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> on tuesday, the d.c. circuit

saturday night on c-span at eastern, live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate.span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> c pan's 2015 student cam way.tition is under this nationwide competition for middle and high school students prizes totaling $100,000. create a five to seven-minute topic, the on the three branches and you. videos need to include c-span programming, show varying points of view, and must be submitted by swrn 20, 2015. go to student cam.org for more information. camera and get started today. >> earlier this month a man across thefence, ran north lawn and entered the white house before finally being stopped. omar gonzalez, was indicted on federal and local charges tuesday. the head of the secret service, julia pierson, testifies about that incident other security breaches at the white house. this house oversight committee darryl is chaired by issa of california. the you to house government reform committee. live coverage here on c-span as the director of the secret service is sitting down to testify before the panel

and the montana u.s. house debate between john lewis and ryan zinke. c-span 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> the senate's second ranking democrat, dick durbin of illinois, is seeking a fourth term in congress. he and his republican challenger met with the chicago tribune editorial board to answer questions. >> thank you for doing this. we really appreciate you taking the time. thank you. i look forward to a great conversation. engageurage you to each other. do not be offended if we touch few things during the discussion. there is a lot to talk about. my vote, youant have 90 seconds to explain to me why you deserve my vote. what would you tell them? >> i would tell voters this election is very important. people died for that right. take it seriously. don't stay home. second, take a close look at issues in the election. there is a sharp contrast between the candidates. stake is the future of the middle class in our country and our state, and working families need help. the best way they can get help is for washington to focus o

and at 8:00, live on c-span2, the montana u.s. senate debate. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-spans the south carolina governors' debate between five candidates - and thursday night live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between steve king and jim mower. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. c-span's 2015 studentcam competition is underway. this nationwide competition will award 150 prizes totaling $150,000. create a five to seven-minute documentary on the topic "the three branch you." videos need to show varying point offense view and must be submitted by january 20, 2015. go to studentcam.org for more organization. grab a camera and get started today. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest now is cameron joseph who is political reporter for "the hill." we're here to talk about campaign fundraising and spending in these last couple of weeks. thank you for joining us. and one thing that caught our attention most recently is some news out of control, the dem cravaack -- the democratic citadel senatorial campaign

we showed you last night the one and only montana u.s. senate debate held between republican congressman steve daines and his democratic challenger amanda kurtis. here is part of that now. >> you know, when our founding fathers wrote our founding documents they did not ever intend for corporations to be running the show here. they absolutely intended for teachers and electricians and plumbers to be making the decisions that affect us and our citizen legislature. and i have found in meeting montns that they're a little bit afraid of being part of the process. that maybe they don't think they are quite smart enough to do it or don't have the right background. the reason that i have stepped up to the plate is to prove that you do not have to be a silver spoon fed politician, a career politician, to represent working families and that the best person to represent workers in this state is one of us. >> follow up to that with amanda. i think we're getting to your experience. do you think you have the experience to represent the state and the u.

we will also be covering the montana u.s. house debate tonight at 8:00 p.m. where u.s. house candidates john lewis, will debate. this will be their first and only scheduled televised debate before the november 4 mid term elections for the single house district seat in montana. next up we'll be talking with our guest, discussing highway safety and trucking regulations. >> my book is called the beast in the zpwarden because it's a book about a large animal that in ancient times or in american history we would have called a beast. the mountain lion. in what is really a garden and that is boulder, colorado. boulder is a a beautiful place but in many ways it has been altered by human kind. and when you get this wild animal coming into this artificial landscape you actually can cause changes in the behavior of that animal. a mountain lion's favorite food is venison. they eat about one deer a week and then the deer living on the outskirts of this beautiful lush city where we have irrigated gardens and lawns, the city attract it had deer. so we had a deer herd living in downtown

tonight at 8:00, the georgia between nathane deal and jason carter and at 8:00, the montana u.s. senate debate with representative steve daines and amanda curtis. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span, the governor's debate between shaheen,ey, vincent tom irvine, steve french, and morgan reeves. and thursday night, the fourth district debate between stephen -- jim mower.r >> in delaware, chris coons is running for election for his first full term. he won a special election four years ago. he is republican kevin wade. as solidly rated democratic. here is a look at the debate from last week. they debated for about one hour. >> this is delaware debates. >> welcome. on behalf of delaware public media and the university of delaware center for put -- communication, welcome to delaware debates 2014, made possible with the financial support of the american cancer society cancer action network. joining me to moderate this debate is lindsay hoffman. andofessor of medication political silence -- science. the candidates include chris coons, the incumbent, and kevin wade. welcome to both of you. di

eastern, live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between democrat john lewis and former state senator ryan zincky. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> up next, a discussion on the use of technology in disaster relief, including finding lost airliners and people. it was hosted by the new america foundation and mod rated by author and cnn aviation analyst, jeff wise, who reported on the disappearance of malaysia airline flight 370. this is about an hour 10 minutes. >> thank you very much. well, welcome, everybody, thanks for coming out. we're here to talk about technology and so many -- so much of the time, we tend to turn to technology to solve our problems. and we have gotten so good at it that a lot of times, the technology solves those problems before we really had a chance to think about whether the problems are really entirely problems or maybe there's something that we're losing in the process as well. maybe that thing that we solved also was beneficial to us in some ways. a

on c-span tonight 8:00, the georgia governor's debate. 8:00 live on c-span, the montana u.s. senate debate. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span, the south carolina governor's debate. between five candidates. thursday night, live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth digit debate. c-span, campaign 2014 -- more than 100 debates for the control of congress. a look now at the third debate between candidates in the iowa u.s. senate race eme. seatare competing for the being vacated by tom harkin. the race is a tossup as well with a slightly given to joni ernst. there debate ran about one hour. >> and now, our campaign 2014 coverage continues with the second debate for the iowa senate seat. bruce braley is facing state senator joni ernst. current senator tom harkin is retiring after five terms. the race is listed as a tossup. good evening, again. >> candidates, welcome to both of you. to our left is congressman bruce braley from brooklyn, i went to my right is state senator joni ernst from red oak, iowa, thanks for being with us. >> as you can see, the debate is not like the others you have

tonight at 8:00, the georgia between nathane deal and jason carter and at 8:00, the montana u.s. senate debate with representative steve daines and amanda

bringing you one from the montana u.s. senate race. here is part of the debate from last night. >> when our founding fathers wrote our founding documents, they did not ever intend for corporations to be running the show. they intended for teachers and electricians and plumbers to be making the decisions that affect us and our citizen legislature. found that they are afraid of being part of the process that they don't think they are smart enough to do it or don't have the right background. the reason that i have step up to the plate is to prove the you don't have to be a source moon fed career politician to represent working families. representerson to workers is one of us. i think we are getting to your aches rants. the you think you have the experience to represent? >> absolute. most people have read in a local paper about my background growing up in poverty. experiencedy that i . most people know that i have dedicated my life to education because it is the pathway to overcoming the adversity that i have experienced. it makes me the b

tonight, the georgia governor's debate, and at eight live on c-span2, the montana u.s. senate debate with u.s. representative republican steve danes and democrat amanda curtis. tuesday night at 9 on c-span, the south carolina governor's debate between five candidates. and thursday night live at eight eastern, the iowa district debate between u.s. representative steven king and democrat jim mo work rer. powrer. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> the foreign policy research institute and the be kennon institute host a discussion on u.s. efforts to promote democracy internationally. speakers include former ambassadors to the czech republic and georgia and international relations scholars. live coverage today at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> defense secretary chuck hagel was the keynote speaker at the annual meeting of the association of the u.s. army. he commented about his proposal to reduce the active duty army force and the importance of maintaining readiness t

and live coverage of the montana u.s.house debate between john lewis and former state senator republican ryan zinky. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> we continue with the new york ideas festival on c-span 3 with conversations on the origins of the universe, the future of finance. we'll also hear from executives with chobani yogurt, kickstarter, hbo and donors choose.org. >> and the universe parts. the fabric of the universe unfolds. brian green has written "the fabric of the universe." the fabric of the cosmos, the elegant universe. icarus on the edge of time, which i love. and the hidden reality. the trio of books that deal with multiverses, relativity. we are supposed to within 20 minutes, actually, 18 minutes and 17 seconds, give you the whole story of the cosmos and the universe. so, brian, let's begin at the beginning. how did it begin? >> how did it begin? oh, good question. we don't know. but -- >> but we have some ideas. >> and the ideas that it expanded. >> yeah, so the

live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between john lewis and former state nor republican ryan zinke. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> next, a look at the expansion of consumer drones with a panel of robot and drone builders and software developers. this event was hosted by the churchill club in california. it's 90 minutes. [ applause ] >>> thanks, karen. and thanks to the churchill club for organizing another fantastic event and a ral fascinating topic. just a few words to kick off. our focus is on small drones. we'll talk about consumer, we'll talk about the enterprise space as well. and i think we can all recognize this is an area that is just changing by the day with just amazing potential. i was thinking, you know, as we were getting started, you just look at some of the things that we've seen from drone cameras in the past -- just this year. you know, it's given the world remarkable footage of the demonstrations in thailand and in the ukraine and a completely d

and at 8:00, live on c-span2, the montana u.s. senate debate with u.s. representative republican steve daines and democrat amanda curtis. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span, the south carolina governors' debate between five candidates, nikki haley, vincent shaheen, tom ervin, steve french, and morgan bruce reeves. and thursday night, live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between u.s. representative steven king and democrat jim mowrer. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> here are a few of the comments we recently received from our viewers. >> i've been battling my local cable provider here, cable vision in new jersey, for over 18 months now to start offering c-span in high definition. >> i have never done anything like this before, but i thoroughly enjoyed this program. i never -- i like the history channel where i live in naples, florida, and i thought this was absolutely really magnificent. i just sat glued to my chair for the whole hour. and i will continue to turn back to this program again. >> i j

eastern live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between john lewis and ryan zinke. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now a look at the impact of regulations on the future of connected cars and self-driving cars. speakers include representatives from toyota, verizon and the global automakers association. the event starts with brief remarks by david strickland, former national highway traffic safety administrator from the annual consumer electronics association innovators summit in las vegas. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon, everybody. i hope you're enjoying the first full day of ces, although it's kind of the first official day. my name is john quain. i'll be the moderator for today's panel. we have some opening remarks and i want to introduce the next speaker. he's been sort of riding shotgun over things for four years now and a couple weeks left. it's been a very interesting four years and promises to be a revolution of what's going on in the automobile see the. i'd like you to please welcome david strickland. >>

u.s. senate debate on the montana television debate. we will be back in one minute. >> welcome back to campaign 2014. to msuelcome you back billings, the debate tonight between amanda curtis and republican steve daines. we are live at the montana television network, along with yellowstone public radio, and the montana news network, along with c-span2. your ads. about amanda, we have seen one of your ads on the tv. you say we need one of us in the senate. who thinkk to people we need people a lot smarter than us in the senate. are you suggesting we need to dumb down the senate, or made ybe you have some explaining to do. >> an interesting perspective. when our standing -- founding fathers wrote the founding documents, states did not ever want corporations to be running the show here. they wanted teachers and plumbers to be making the decisions that affect us. i have found in meeting montanans that they are a little afraid of being part of the process, that maybe they do not think they are quite smart enough to do it or have the right bac

eastern, live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between democrat john lewis and former state senator, republican ryan zinke. more than 100 days for the control of congress. c-span's student can competition is underway. this competition for middle and high school students will report 150 prizes totaling $100,000. create a documentary on the topic "the three branches and you." videos need to include a c-span programming, show varying points of view, and must be submitted by january 20, 2014. am.org forentc more information. >> "washington journal" continues. host: on wednesdays in our last hour of "washington journal," we look at recent magazine articles as part of our "spotlight on magazines" series. if you have missed any in the past, go to cspan.org. today we're focusing on "elle" magazine, which did a wide-ranging interview with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. joining us is features editor laurie abraham. why did "elle" decide to focus on justice ginsburg? guest: well, we thought this was a time where her

u.s. senate debate on the montana television debate. we will be back in one minute. >> welcome back to campaign 2014, the senate debate on mtn and montana pbs. we welcome you back to msu billings hall for tonight's u.s. senate debates between democrat amanda curtis and republicans steve daines. we are live with yellowstone public radio and c-span2. i will ask about your ads. amanda, we finally saw one of your ads saying we need one of us in the senate. i have talked to people that say we need people a lot smarter than us. [laughter] are you suggesting we need to dumb down the senate or maybe you have explaining to do? >> that is such an interesting perspective. thank you for that. when our founding fathers wrote our founding documents they did not ever intend for corporations to be running the show here. they intended for teachers, e electricians, and plumbers to be doing the process. maybe people don't think they are smart enough or have the right background and the reason i stepped up to the plate is to prove you don't have to be a si

he is a third-generation farmer from montana and a former teacher. as a senior u.s. senator from montana. following election to the montana senate, he rose to minority whip and minority leader before becoming president of the state senate in 2005. he was elected to the u.s. senate in 2006 and again in 2012. he is the chairman of the indian affairs committee and serves on the veterans affairs, homeland security, indian affairs, banking, and appropriation committees. he is an outspoken voice for rural america and an advocate for small businesses. he is a champion of american indian nations. working to alleviate poverty. and pushing for improvements in education, health care, and housing. please join me in welcoming him. , the honorable jon tester, united states senator. [applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction. thank you for the warm welcome. it is great to be here today to celebrate the opening of the exhibit. -- the nation to nation exhibit. this exhibit is a tangible reminder of the federal government's relationship with the sovereign tribal nations of this

montana's congressional race. anve daines is running for open seat in the u.s. senate. this is courtesy of the montana television network. it is an hour. >> the montana television network, campaign 2014. the house debate. made possible thanks to support from the greater montana foundation, founded by montana broadcasting. supporting communications on issues, trends, and values of importance to montanans. >> debate night here. we thank you for tuning in. i will be moderating tonight's debate. ryan zinke and john lewis re: this is a big week for this campaign. they may for a radio debate earlier this week. we would like to welcome our audience statewide. we are coming to you statewide on montana pbs stations. we are going nationwide on c-span. wherever our viewers are tuning and we welcome you. a few ground rules to go over. no opening statements tonight. the candidates will be answering questions from our panelists. we will give them 60 seconds from those answers. they will have two minutes for a closing statement. then we will take a one minute break midway through. quic

montana pbs. here welcome you back where we are listening to the u.s. house debate between andblican ryan zinke democrat john lewis. and when the throw questions of personality. i want to give you guys an opportunity to tell us about yourselves. what inspires you? what is your greatest accomplishment so far? get behind the faÇade and tell us about ryan zinke. >> i love to fly fish. my greatest compliment is marrying up. i love my kids and my grandkids. i am proud of my daughter, who i told two things pre-don't join the navy and don't join -- don't marry a navy seal. she did both. my sons are doing well. i care about working families in montana. making sure -- i'm a blue-collar kid. what matters to me as making sure our kids have the same legacy and opportunities that i had. i had a wonderful childhood. i want to make sure our kids and your kids have the same experience. >> maybe you can put those skills to work in washington. [laughter] >> my family inspires me as well. after you get on the campaign trail you go back and do the real job. we have an eigh

u.s. senate debate on the montana television debate. we will be back in one minute. >> a look at some of the ads running in the race. >> i am amanda curtis and i approve the message. we know it isn't people like us that get to make the decisions in washington. the only way to change washington is to elect folks that know what it is like when times are tough. i come from a family that is like a lot of other families. i stepped up to the plate to be a voice for the working families like us. working families in montana deserve people working like us. >> steve understands how important hunting fishing and the outdoors is to montana's heritage. he is fighting to increase the land and passed bipartisan legislation to protect areas around glacier national park. steve daines is defending our montana way of life and getting results. >> moderator: we welcome you back to msu billings for tonight's united states senate debate between democrat amanda curtis and republican steve daines. we are live with yellowstone public radio and c-span 2. i will a

montana congressional did they. they're running for the only seat in u.s. house of representatives. here is a look at the ads in the race. when copy/pasting your text into >> i could tell you where i stand. i were to balance the budget the right way. veterans.s to my opponent wants to cut education. i'm john lewis. approve this message may congress work for montana. zinke,1988 ryan think assigned as ground force. of -- erves as commander >> i'm john lewis. this is my family. hold on. that is more like it. what you see is what you get. my own super pac trying to buy me a seat in congress. i have a plan to cut wasteful spending. so we can keep our promises to our veterans and our seniors. i am john lewis. >> 2004, awarded bronze stars for combat. john lewis serves as senate legislative correspondent. zinke, john lewis begins work helping right disastrous obamacare legislation. and i approvedke this message. >> watch the debate live tonight at 8:00 eastern. >> coming up, the communicators with jeremy grant followed by nadine prime minister stephen on combating isis. i look at the gover

u.s. response to the outbreak at home and abroad. then another chance to see the montana at-large district race debate. bill gates says he disagrees with the assessment that the u.s. and international community responded to -- too slowly to the he'll be outbreak in west africa. the bill and melinda gates foundation donated $50 million to response efforts in countries affected by the outbreak. the interview is just under an hour. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] . >> i thank you so much. delighted to be partnering with bank of america and to kick off this series, i can't think of anyone better or more timely to have a conversation with than bill gates. so appreciate you joining us this morning and to all oaf you who are here.you we're going to start off in a i think's unlikely but absolutely fitting topic, which is the subject of ebola and the crisis in africa and potentially beyond africa. recently foundation announced it is donating $50 million to help with the response. of us think about wha

u.s. facilities in georgia, nebraska, maryland, and montana with specially-trained health care workers and biocontainment areas to treat ebola. some 70 staffer at the dallas hospital cared for the first ebola patient, and now they will also all have to be monoford. >> bay area nurses are concerned they haven't been properly trained to address a potential ebola outbreak. don? >> liz liz, high-ranking public officials ask they be transported to containment centers. other areas are not confident they know how to handle ebola cases. >> they have people who are highly trained, putting on personal protective equipment, etc. the difference now is that because ebola is so deadly, because this disease is very different than anything we've faced before, hospitals are work get their level of competency up. >> reporter: a nurses' organization said that hops are not doing enough to train their health care workers. >> 64% says their hospital has not communicated to them any policy regarding the addition of patient insfected by ebola. >> reporter: one hospital responded in writing, saying they're fully p

candidatesday, the for montana's seat in the u.s. house of representatives meet their first televised lewis, ryan zincky and max baucus. live coverage of the debate at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. see any of theo debates we've covered this campaign season, you can find our website, c-span.org. ads in theok at race.ota governor's >> few years ago, things in minnesota weren't going very got a new coach who makes tough decisions and now things are looking up. added over 150,000 new jobs and have one of the fastest economies in the nation. cut taxes while increasing our fund and investing in education. darn good record, right? coach.od >> i'm jeff johnson. as governor, i'll audit every and i'm pretty thorough. with your homework? let's double check that. did you eat this? mark mark dayton should be held accountable for wasting our money. middlet of touch with class minnesotaians. it's time for a governor that gets it and gets us. jeff johnson for governor. >> in a state plagued bipartisan dysfunction and special interests, a team of

montana. dr. richard carmono was the 17th u.s. surgeon general and he joins us now. there have been some apparent mistakes here in dallas in the handling of this case. what does that tell us about the preparedness of u.s. hospitals for ebola? >> it's good to be with you. thank you for the opportunity to comment. what we know is that over a decade ago we spent a lot of money and time preparing hospitals for any and all hazards to include bioterrorism and events like we have with ebola today. the challenge is, though, in between those times when we have these events when there isn't practice, aren't scenarios being run, where the personnel are not being stressed in these type of situations, they lose those competencies. those skills. so there is an argument to suggest that we might want to be thinking about moving patients to locations where the expertise is maintained because of the repeated training on a regular basis. that's not to say many hospitals aren't prepared. but this is a unique situation and we are on new ground right now. as dr. frieden said, we have to e

montana as well as idaho. dry weather in the middle part of the u.s. and canada. however we have a separate system right here that is expected to bring gusting winds and also torrential rainfall which could cause some flooding over the northeastern u.s., including new york city, and washington, d.c. rain is on the menu for new york city and washington, d.c. on tuesday, and temperatures are going to be up to 20 degrees. quite chilly back behind it, only 11 for chicago, 12 in toronto, and across the west, 16 for the high in seattle with rain on the menu. all right, finally over asia. lots of heavy rain is falling along with thunderstorms for many parts of japan. the system will likely make its way towards the south, so heavy rain will likely move in to the pacific coast as we go into wednesday. and as the system moves in, cooler air will move in from the north and temperatures are going to be cooling down. only 18 degrees for you in tokyo, and we may see the first snowfall of the season in sapporo tomorrow morning. seoul up to 18 degrees with partly sunny skies, and