we will be joined by marc morial.e will speak about the state of america --state of black america . later, we will have coverage of primary day. we will be right back. ♪ >> sunday on to two and day -- on q&a, a professor on his book, inseparable on the lives of inseparable twins. >> you can imagine these are two married couples. it cannot be in the same bed. when they set up two support households one mile from each other. they stick to this rigid schedule. live in oneay and house for three days with one of their wives. during these three days, he is the master the house. other would give up his free will. three days later, they would move to the other's house. he would be the master of the house and the other would give up his free will. >> did it work? >> apparently, they had 21 children. >> q&a on c-span. -- and around the country. c-span is brought to you -->> c-span watch history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to you by your ca

morial organizers say, it's important to acknowledger thories in life, and commemorate them in death. >> nawaz: the economy may be doing well by many measures, but for years there have been real oncerns over wage growth and the overall standaliving. so perhaps it's not surprising that at least one recent survey showed growing public support for a new government program that would guarantee some income to citizens.e there all pilot projects of how it could work. our own economics correspondent paul solman travels to canada tr see one of ther programs for our ongoing series "chasing the dream" on poverty and opportunity. >> reporter: cheerios, it says "sans gluten." "without gluten." >> i may not speak french, but i've been in a bilingual country, so i know what sans gluten means. >> reporter: a tuesday trudge to the local grocery stohare in milton, ontario. ganic vegetables >> reporter: this is the first time 29-year-old alaaltzer has been able to afford the healthy food here at the mustard seed co-op. because, she say when you're poor... >> it's buy the stuff you can afford, which is

. >> marc morial.sy to see why you're the president and ceo of the national urban league. >> we would like people to go to the report state of black america.org. great contributions by about 50 authors. marg, great to see you. >>> special counsel robert mueller is steering clear of the president's daughter for now, the story behind these headlines, next. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. >>> i would love to go, i would love to speak, but i have to find that we're going to be treated fairly. wait, wait, i have to find that we're going to be treated fairly. because everybody sees it now and it is a pure witch hunt. >> president speaking yesterday about his willingness to be interviewed by special counsel robert mueller. let's bring in julie raginski, joe watkins and rick tyler. >> the the three times he said fair or fairly. in the past we heard the preside

then national urban league president and ceo mark morial will discuss the findings of the 2018 stateblack america report. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> sunday morning on 1968, america in turmoil, we look at the cold war as the backdrop for the events of 1968, including the vietnam war, the presidential campaign and the space race. joining us to talk about that turbulent type of elizabeth cops, historian and documentary filmmaker, and mark cramer, program director for the project on cold war studies at harvard university. watch "1968 america in turmoil" live sunday at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span's washington journal, and on american history tv on c-span3. >> the head of the justice department's executive office for immigration review recently sat down for a conversation about the agency's mission and what it's doing to address the backlog of cases in the immigration court system. from the center for immigration studies, this is an hour. >> good evening. my name is andrew arthur, and i'm the resident fell

i was living next to that new morial they were very friendly and every time i come there they will come us there offer some tea and snacks and that's that's a good feeling you know the incredible the the end of the second world war really dates bring that many countries together let's go to our correspondent now and what we see you say you're on red square for is the very lucky to be witnessing the parade firsthand can you tell us more about what's happening right now well as we are standing by for the parade to really kick off in a key on the iconic red square the russian president vladimir putin just made a very very moving speech discussing the history of the past seventy three years celebrating the lives lost in the great cultural war celebrating the lives of the soldiers who are still with us today but also equally importantly celebrating the lives of all the families affected as our commentator mr lebedev said there was barely a single soviet family left unaffected by the aggressions and that of the great patriotic war interesting the russian president vladimir putin mentioned tow

world war you can see thousands of people from the march making their way paid to the soviets will morial here and has them out of events like this and the born human it's like the soviet will have over you hear him live and give them a place to go to it's a pay their respects and to remember those who gave their life so. we are in central london where an immortal regiment march is taking place as well as people come together to commemorate and mark victory day and carry portraits of their family members who participated in the second world war this is quite a big march that's been taking place people walking all the way from trafalgar square down whitehall towards downing street and they're now making their way towards houses of parliament and of course we'll be here with them as they mark the seventy third anniversary reporting from london and if this issue could have far exceeded well for many in russia the centerpiece of the victory day celebrations is the military parade three red square in moscow so have the highlights from that early this morning. otoh. the marching bands get under

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and this coming weekend just like clockwork, as america honors service men on minimum morial day. chicago, in my city, will see a deadly toll. 52 people were shot over the memorial day weekend last year. that was down from the previous year, 2016, when 71 people were shot in my city. there will probably be no national special reports or news coverage because when 50 or o 75 people of color are shot over an american city in the weekend, barely makes the news. unless the n.r.a. and fox news uses chicago as a way to give political coverage to politicians. while failing to point out the loopholes and weak gun laws in indiana, virginia, and other states feed illegal guns into my city. we should note that the n.r.a. is now run by someone whose claim to fame is that he lied to congress can, perjured himself, sold guns to our country's enemies, and they claim to be on the side of law and order. so, the result is political paralysis, societal paralysis, and actual permanent paralysis as the buchers field of dead and wounded grows and grows. when i came here in 1993 we had hope and optimism

today was marking the seventh morial of the. prompting many palestinians to hit the streets in demonstrations not only to moralize this day but also against the u.s. decision of relocating their embassy from. to jerusalem here near the columbia military checkpoint many palestinians marched year considering this checkpoint to be the northern entrance to jerusalem and pushing these palestinians to demonstrate against american and israeli decisions and policies regarding the city. throughout the day there was a bunch of highs regarding violence in fact two hours ago during the the highest peak of violence was two hours ago here near the kalinda military checkpoint where the protestors and the israeli military forces clashed almost head on on the main street leading to the checkpoint between the checkpoint and the refugee camp nearby over the israeli military forces managed to push the protesters back near the entrance of the refugee camp when they withdrew many of the protesters actually advanced forward this had increased the tens

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on twitter to hear about this well funded network of islamophobia but you know here we are on the morial day and i think if we want to think about what the most well funded anti muslim organization is that's the one that invaded iraq in two thousand and three you know and so my point is that we have to make these critical connections between the practices of the state itself and by the state i don't just mean the trump administration i mean what the u.s. government has been doing for decades if not longer and how that kind of trickles down into the hearts and minds of individual bigots and these right wing sort of fringe organizations because i think all too often we have this tendency to regard islam of course as this kind of freakish anomaly and then a thing from the far right instead of something that's more in demick to american race politics is something that occurred to me at my which was the the talking points that circulate about how muslims are what they do what they like in your twitter feed pen right at the top tweet from tommy campbell thinking every muslim is a terrorist is

as a nation, on me he morial day later this -- memorial day later this month, we'll honor the men and women who have given their lives to serve our great nation. every year i join in the memorial day ceremonies across california's san joaquin valley. this year i'll participate in at emorial day ceremony the san joaquin valley national cemetery. hundreds will gather with us. in fresno i will be speaking at both the -- of the cemeteries. i believe most members of congress, weekly, i certainly do, meet with veterans. we meet to listen and to hear their concerns as well as men and women serving in active duty. last week when i was in the district i visited the veterans administration clinic in merced. in the city of merced. to listen to veterans getting their health care, to their concerns, their needs, to ensure they get the care that they deserve. and just yesterday, i spoke with a group of valley veterans visiting washington, d.c., through the central valley honor flight. we have these honor flights all across the country. it's the 16th honor flight in seven years from the san joaquin

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. >> barr took to twitter overnight to explain her recent actions: morial day too-i w farâ" presidenttrump is turning up the vo peaking out on immigration issues.. this time in nashville ee.. he tou ssues and took j >>> meanwhile, president trump is turning up the volume speaking out on immigration issues again. this time in nashville, tennesee. he touched on hot button issues and took jabs at a familiar target, democrats. jackie ward has more. >>> reporter: he did it all in a familiar tone. it was very reminiscent of the days president trump was on the campaign trail for himself, a lot of talk about the wall and ending illegal immigration. he is stumping for marsha blackburn who hopes to replace bob corker. dresden is making it a tight race. with the republicans holding a slim two-seat majority, every election in the midterms is critical. so president trump is using what helped him win in hopes of drumming up support for blackburn. in a rally for tennessee he renewed his call on mexico to pay for the border wall. >> they are going to pay for the wall and they're going to enjoy it oka

mark morial will discuss the finds of the 2018 state of black america report. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> looking ahead to our live coverage of c-span 3 this week. the senate energy and natural resource committee holds a hearing on puerto rico's electric grid, tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. tomorrow, kristen neilsen testifies on the department's fiscal year 2019 budget proposal live at 2:30 eastern. wednesday, president trump's ck to head the c.i.a. gina haspel testifies before the senate committee on her nomination that hearing begins at 9:30 a.m. eastern. all this live on c-span 3. coming up, the house -- in just

mark morial and eric deggens will join us by phone.this conversation, i hardly know where to start. i want to start with you, marc. this so clearly crossed a line in an era where we have been dealing with trymaine lee said dog whistles and actual out loud whistles in this trump era. weigh in on how abc handled this and how we got here. >> this was not a dog whistle. this was a bull horn. >> yes. >> right there in your face. >> yes. >> abc put its values above its profits because this show has been successful for them, but there's a track record with this particular person that had they checked, i think she's used inappropriate language in the past. so abc did the right thing. i think she should be univers universally condemned for saying such nasty, inappropriate, hateful, racist things about an american like valerie jarrett who served this nation with great distinction in president obama's administration, and who continues to do great things. she doesn't deserve it, because no one deserves to be called those types of names. i think th

morial statue of hariri near the site where he was assassinated by a car bomb in two thousand and five allegedly by hezbollah operatives and al saad hariri posters and banners have turned into rally points in several parts of the city lots of celebrations in southern lebanon as well where hezbollah gets much of its support base now check out this front page of a lock bar newspaper it's considered to be a pro hezbollah outlet and it reads the big slap they added online that beirut's loyal to the resistance the slap to her career is more painful and humiliating than his forcible detention in saudi arabia and quote also some strong words from the israeli cabinet since we've got these results from the election the education minister enough tali bennett once again saying that in his mind hezbollah equals lebanon he went on to say we won't differentiate between the sovereign state of lebanon and hezbollah and will view lebanon as responsible for any action from within its territory now those kinds of remarks are viewed to be very dangerous they are comments from israeli officials regarding l