important member states, including nigeria in south africa, whose ruling party, the african national congress, supports the palestinian calls. in the end, the palestinian agreement was warm, and leaders agreed to suspend isabel's observers. thesis bahama da da. well judah, a de suburb, the most senior judge, anton easier is accused president chi side of illegally undermining the judiciary. independence. after dissolve the supreme judicial council. now his supporters have been demonstrating against the body inside himself says the watched all which overseas, the independence of the court is actually corrupt and is delayed politically sensitive investigations. but critic say he has tried to consolidate his power over all national institutions, said dismissed as government and suspended the parliament last july. leads to evoke men has more from tuners. while this comes after many months is battling with the judicial council and can side his wanted to push through prosecutions of certain politicians that he seizes his opponents enemies. but the judiciary and the supreme judicial counsel has pushe

the african national congress supports the palestinian cause. in the end, the palestine, an argument was worn and leaders agreed to suspend isabel's observer status. madame de welch's eda, a december the prime minister libby is unity. government says he'll continue to carry out his duties until elections are held in june. abdul, hamid babies. comments come after the speaker of the parliaments at the chamber. would choose a new interim prime minister on monday. elections were scheduled for december, but were delayed because of disagreements between political parties. the most senior judge into nicea has accused the president of illegally undermining the judiciary independence. kay, said has dissolved the supreme judicial counsel. that's the country's legal watchdog, protested, rallied in support of the move in tunis, and he's a bulk man has more from death. protest is on the march in tunis after the announcement by president chi site, dissolved denisia legal watched up the supreme judicial council. their march was on the 8th anniversary of the as

some important member states including nigeria, south africa, whose ruling party, the african national congress, supports the palestinian calls. in the end, the palestinian argument was worn and leaders agreed to suspend israel's observer status mohammed under welters either at the supper a confidential un report claims north korea has stolen tens of millions of dollars of crypto currency to help fund. it's nuclear and ballistic missile program. or 40 young ng stall, more than $50000000.00 of digital assets through cyber attacks. between 2020 and mid 2021. a separate study says as much as $400000000.00 may be netted. north korea conducted 9 ballistic missile test tests, rather just last month. let's bring in ra mcbride, who is in the south korean capital sol rob one. what do we know about this discovery that crypto theft is? is funding north korean missile programs? it is an interesting report, as you said, $50000000.00 worth there of digital assets accrued in the space of about a year. but this does follow a pattern. we do know that the north korea has been accused now for years of being invol

the african national congress supports the palestinian calls in the end, the palestine. an argument was worn and leaders agreed to suspend israel's observer status. madame de welch is eda a december? the mayor of also has declared a state of emergency is canadian truckers and their supporters continue to paralyzed parts of the capitol. on the 10th day of protesting, ah, city officials are calling it a siege and they say the demonstration is a security risk over the weekend, protest groups of also gathered in other cities and towns in solidarity. thousands of demonstrators in rotterdam had been rallying against corona, virus restrictions and vaccine mandates. most measures have been relaxed recently, but protests was want all restrictions lifted. the police also demonstrated in the same part of rotterdam. they were demanding more resources. at least 10 people are dead and madagascar after a cyclone made landfall on sunday asked julian wolf reports tens of thousands of people in our clearing up after hours of devastation, cycling, but the rain slammed into madagascar as ea

president biden addresses the joint session of congress and the nation addressing his first year in office and laying out his plans for the year ahead, he speaks at 9:00 followed by a republican response and we will take your phone calls and reaction. live, tuesday, march 1 at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or on the c-span now io act. -- video app. >> next, attorney general merrick garland briefed the press on the conviction of three men for hate crimes in the killing of ahmaud arbery who was chased down while shot -- and shot by the defendants in georgia. they were previously convicted of his murder. attorney general garland: this morning, three defendants were convicted of committing federal hate crimes in the connection of the murder of ahmaud arbery. right 23rd, 2020, mr. arbery was targeted, chased, shot and killed while running on a public street. today, a jury of the defendants peers unanimously found yonder a reasonable doubt that the defendants acted because mr. arbery was black. the defendants actions and the racism that fueled them have inflicted enduring trauma on mr.

the national congress of american indians representing the center across the united states -- [ indiscernible] thank you very much. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you for your comments this evening. all right. mr. atkins, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> there are no further colors in the queue. >> thank you kindly. mr. president? >> thank you so much, madam clerk. seeing no other speakers on the roster, public comment is now closed. madam clerk, we will come back to item 35 after the for adoption without committee reference agenda. and before we go to the for adoption without committee reference agenda, let's go back to item number 10. >> item 10 is a resolution to approve a fifth amendment to an emergency agreement between the human services agency and 231 market street owner lp for the city's continued use of 459 hotel rooms and associated services located at the hout -- at the hotel to increase the contract amount by 24.4 million for a total not to exceed 78.9 million and a potential total term through december 1st, 2022 and to authorize the amendments or mod

the national archives tonight in a letter to congress, on those 15 boxes of white house records recovered from mar-a-lago. now saying the boxes did in fact contain classified documents, including national security information. jon karl is standing by live. >>> north of the border tonight, the arrests. canadian police moving in, taking on those who were protesting. what our team witnessed on the ground today. >>> tonight, after the winter storm from texas to the northeast, cars off the road. what's now coming next. >>> and look at this -- overseas tonight, wind gusts topping 70 miles per hour in london. passenger planes struggling to land at heathrow. >>> the frightening scene onboard a ferry when a huge wave smashes through the windows. >>> and here at home tonight, the dog and the little girl who hoped for a friend just like her. the extraordinary turn to this story. who is our person of the week? >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. and we begin tonight with president biden just a short time ago speaking to the nation and to t

national archives in a letter to congress, on the boxes of white house records recovered from mar-a-lago. now saying the boxes did in fact contain classified documents, including national security information. jon karl is standing by live. >>> tonight at the border, canadian arrests moving in, arresting those protesting. what our team witnessed on the ground. >>> from texas to the northeast, cars off the road. what's now coming next. >>> and look at this -- overseas tonight, wind gusts topping 75 miles per hour listened in heathrow. >>> the frightening scene on a ferry when a wave crashes over the windows. >>> here of the home tonight, the little girl who wished for a friend like her. who is our person of the week? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. we begin with president biden just a short time ago, speaking to the nation and to the world. the president saying he is now convinced that vladimir putin has made his decision to invade ukraine in the coming days. when pressed, you believe the decision has been made to invade, th

our former guest was saying china is a safe haven given the national party congress we are expectings uncertainty, is this the place to be? >> it definitely is. the fact that during the year where we have a national congress where specifically new leadership's will be formed, we have seen that over the past two times this has happened, the fact is that the markets actually do go up by roughly 20% or 30%. even the fact that chinese equity markets did underperform last year, couple that with valuations where right now chinese equity markets are trading roughly around 15 times -- earnings, there's definitely opportunity. especially for the fact that in a particular policy year like this year there's probably going to be a lot more accommodative measures in order to help stimulate the economy in china. haidi: how do you -- that infrastructure push? >> the infrastructure push could be something that continues but the fact is that we continue -- we believe the push is going to be more toward consumption. we believe that push is going to be more towards some of the new economy, the push aro

and the nation, reflecting on his first year in congress and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the president speaks at 9:00. followed by the republican response. and we'll take your phone calls and social media reaction. the state of the union address live tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or on the c-span now video app. >> july 23 of this year, 2022, will be the 55th anniversary of the detroit race riot. 43 people died during that chaotic week and 1,189 were injured. our guest, howard university professor, clarence, was there. his mother and sister were shot. we talked with the professor about his memory of the 12th street riot in a q&a interview in 2011. we invited him back to talk more about that moment in his young life and much more. >> howard university professionor on this episode of "book notes plus." it's available on the c-span now app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> earlier today, state department spokesman ned price briefed reporters on the biden administ

country ever over the next weekend probably, beginning tomorrow when the president speaks to the nation. congressearly next week i would expect that we would put together a very robust, very extensive package of sanctions that the president can impose upon russia. you talked about -- jack talked very well about the issues of the oligarchs and alike. the russian economy is half the size of the california economy. and it is not a very strong economy, dependent on exports. their military is also dependent upon the importation of various parts and pieces to keep their military going. they had their own supply chain problem. so, those sanctions are going to go into place. the third issue is that we have -- the biden administration, together with congress has once again establishments a very solid nato alliance. donald trump spent four years doing everything he could to create disarray and lack of unity within the nato. putin has put that back together. i just left the three day conference at brussels with parliamentarians from all of 13 eco countries. they are standing firm. and frankly, to my surpris

nation america is on the move again. >> live tuesday march 1, the state of the union. president biden addresses a joint session of the congress and nation laying out also agenda. live coverage begins 8:00 p.m. he speaks at 9:00 followed by the republican response and we will take your phone calls and social media reaction. that is tuesday march 1, 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or c-span now video app. president biden's historic pick for the next supreme court justice. on c-span, c-span.org or the free c-span now app. >> after russian president putin yesterday recognized two separatist regions of ukraine as independent the u.n. security council met and the bam bass door to the u.n. said mr. putin as move was quote an attempt to create a pretext for further invasion of ukraine.

important member states, including nigeria and south africa, whose ruling party, the african national congress, supports the post union course. in the end, the police didn't argument was worn, and leaders agreed to suspend israel's a plumber status. i was eager to sub politicians, celebrities and fans have been paying their respects to latin monkish car, one of india's most revere, cultural icons who has died at the age of 90. 2 large crowds gathered among by her state funeral, known as the nightingale of india, voices recognizable and hundreds of bollywood films. she died in hospital after testing positive for cause at 19 prime minister or under moody was among the mourners of funeral duty. i met you go anywhere in the world and you are always fun. last, geez fans, andy and every generate sion may not be present physically amongst us. a voice and love always be present. her voice will always remain with us. with a heavy heart, i pay my respects letter g. brianca deb, tell us back at her life and legacy ah, to many in india and beyond. to listen to let them engage good songs is to hear the voi

attorney general garland: as the archivist said in a letter sent to congress, the national archives have informed justice department of this in communicated with it and we will do what we always do under the circumstances, look at the facts of the law and take it from there. >> hi, thanks for doing this press conference. last july, the justice department had a research report that went out that said for decades the doj has declined to prosecute 82% of the people who are suspected of hate crimes. why is this case today -- what does this case say about your path going forward, why has it been so difficult in the past to secure a conviction, and do you think now in hindsight that entering into a plea in this case would have taken light of the victory? attorney general garland: your second one was just asked, the same answer i gave on that one. on the first question, every case is decided on its own merits, we got a number of hate crimes and prosecutions already in the last two years and we will continue to bring those cases where we have the facts and the law on our side. now you have a thi

nation america is on the move again. >> live tuesday, the state of the union, president biden addresses a joint cytosine -- session of congress and the nation and lays out his agenda for the year ahead. the president speaks at 9:00 followed by the republican response and we will take your phone calls and social media reaction. the state of the union address live tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or the c-span now video app. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back, it is open forum, anything you would like to weigh in on, give us a call. we can talk about russia's war on ukraine, the cdc masking guidelines, the new supreme court pig. before we do that i want to show you something that the nato secretary-general said on why the alliance chose to deploy its rapid response force for the first time in history. [video clip] >> there is a full-fledged invasion of a partner, a country that borders several nato allied countries. this is the most serious security crisis that we have faced in europe for decades, then taught -- therefore we have the nato response force, and that is the reason we are deplo

infrastructure and roads and highways and bridges and ports and airports, and the arteries of the nation to allow congresshly and move swiftly and we invest our people and in opportunity and among the first nations blue provide universal at the turn of the turn-of-the-century and space race that facilitates in facilities like a research center in cleveland which is down a bit from my buddy john glenn, god bless his soul and we let the world in research and development in internet and for somewhere along the line, which of our eye off of the ball. our infrastructure used to be rated number one in the world and today according to economic it reform, 13 in the world now and china and the rest of the world is catching up and passing us. but now the infrastructure law, we are reinvesting in our economy and in our people and reclaiming our leadership in creating millions of jobs were building a better america and that's what we will do but as we rebuild america, were buying america and betting on american workers. in this by law makes the most significant investment in the roads and bridges and highways and nea

nation, america is on the move again. >> alive, the state of the union, president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation reflecting on the first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. the president speaks at 9:00 and followed by the republican response and we will take your phone calls and social media reactions. the state of the union address is live tuesday, march 1, on c-span, c-span.org, or on the c-span video app. >> c-spanshop.org is our online store. look at books, home decor, and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan, every part is helps us in our nonprofit operation. shop anytime. >> the state of the state address from oklahoma governor kevin stitt, he outlined plans to cut state taxes, invest in transportation and a make oklahoma a more business friendly state. he has been serving as governor since 2019. governor since 2019. [applause] >> thank you.

helped the united states become a little bit more civilized and at the beginning of when our national congress got together for one of its first things, but well first meetings one of the first things that they did in congress was to subsidize newspapers and allow them to transport newspapers cheaply through the us mail and that helped educate and in you know that help us become an informed educated electorate. so what the fairness doctrine did was try to codify in on television some of the very principles and precepts that had gone into newspaper that were thought of in these for a long time and it worked and there was never any really serious repercussions for those who didn't do it because most people it and because that they did do it everybody kind of hopped on the band like and said, okay. we got to be fair. we got to do this we got to do that right and we don't do that anymore. we don't give both sides, you know. both sidesism is is a fine edge to walk. i'm going to tell you i'm not gonna report that you know that when i report about men going in space, i'm not going to have somebody si

nation, america is on the move again. >> life tuesday march 1st, the state of the union president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation reflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year ahead live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern the president speaks at night and followed by the republican response hunting your phone calls and social media reactions in the state of the union address live it tuesday march 1st at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span are more on the cspan now video app. >> next, community prime minister justin trudeau talks about his decision to invoke the emergency act to allow law enforcement to address traffic blockages between the u.s. and canada and the presence are also conservative party members are standing "with people who wave swastikas," and racist and anti-semitic symbols appearing at some of the protest and this is just over 50 minutes.

nation, america is on the move again. >> live tuesday, the state of the union. president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation, laying out his agenda for the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, followed by the republican response. the state of the union address, live tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or the c-span now video app. >> next, deputy national security advisor daleep singh announces a neutrons of sanctions leveled against russia during the white house daily briefing with press secretary jen psaki.

he is also one of hong kong's deputies to the national people's congress.el, thinks for joining us. good morning. sent me what your proposal was late yesterday. it is interesting. it sounds hard line. you want to nine-day short-term pay lockdown. why is that a better plan than what carrie lam announced yesterday? >> i always have reservations about the complete lockdown because it costs everybody too much. the employers and the employees. you talked about wages, you talk about direct. who is to pay? will the government fork out more subsidy money? and also, i am a retailer myself. the reason why i have a change of heart is because i look at my retail numbers the last two weeks and it has dropped 70% from the weeks before. 70% drop. which means it does not need that much anymore. our plan actually is already about 30% lower than back in 2019 before covid. so we are operating at 20% of the pre-covid level. if this continues for a few more months, you will see a lot of bankruptcies, the local economy will be hurt so much beyond imagination. so i said it's time

. >> president biden addresses a joint session of congress in the nation the state of the union address live tuesday march 1 at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or on. the c-span now video app. [applause] >> next, utah governor spencer cox in a state of the state address from salt lake city. the governor touched on several issues during his speech including the states response to the covid-19 pandemic and infrastructure investment. [applause] >> we will now have the state of the state address delivered by our governor, spencer cox. >> to utah's public servants gathered here tonight and my fellow utahns, welcome. our time together this evening is brief, indeed our time in public service is brief, so i will forgo many of the formalities of this setting. although a departure from custom, i would ask you to hold applause until the end as we examine together the many critical issues facing our state. for some of you, i know that holding applause won't be hard. [laughing] you see, we have many important things to accomplish together. real work. hard work. and i don't want to waste a singl

nation, america is on the move again. [applause] >> live tuesday, march 1, the state of the union. president biden addresses a joint session of congressnd the nation, reflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the president speaks at nine follow, the republican response. the state of the union address, live tuesday on march 1 at c-span, c-span.org, or on the c-span now video at. >> a pair of deputy national security advisers briefed supporters on russian cyber-attacks in the ukraine, and the formulation of a sanctions package should russia invade. from the white house, this is 30 minutes. >> thank you very much, jen. good afternoon. good to see you all. over the last decade, russia has used cyber as a major part of its military activity beyond its borders, including to undermine, coerce, and destabilize ukraine. for that reason, and at the president's direction, we have been working to prepare for potential cyber-attacks since november. we have been focused on doing so in three ways -- first, we have continued our urgent work to shore up our defenses at ho

when i served in congress, i would often walk past the national archives, and there's an inscriptionthe outside of the building that says this -- the glory and romance of our history are here preserved as a chronicle of those who conceived and built the structure of our nation. think about those words. glory. romance. the left never talks about such things. they don't even know what they are. we should talk about them more. there is an old strength to our national character. we have it as americans. remembering the strength and calling it forth once again -- that is our calling. it is our duty. we have inherited the greatest legacy of freedom in human history, and we have to fight to hold onto it, and we have -- [applause] we have some fantastic fighters, like president trump. [cheers and applause] but he's not alone. the american people are on our side. we will win if we remember what we are conserving. it we keep relentlessly focused on defending freedom, and if we never give up. thank you so much today for allowing me to be with you. may god bless you, and may god bless the united

nation, america is on the move again. >> live, tuesday, march 1, the state of the union. president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation, laying out the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the president speaks at 9:00, followed by the republican response. we will take your phone calls and social media reaction. the state of the union, live, tuesday, march 1 at 8:00 p.m. >> during an address this afternoon, president biden announced new sanctions against russia in response to vladimir putin sending troops into separatists region's of ukraine. president biden: trying to make up your mind, huh? [laughter] well, good afternoon. yesterday, vladimir putin recognized two regions of ukraine as independent states, and he bizarrely asserted that these regions are no longer part of ukraine and their sovereign territory. to put it simply, russia just announced that it is carving out a big chunk of ukraine. last night, putin authorized russian forces to deploy into the region -- these regions. today, he asserted that these regions are -- actually extend deeper than the two areas he recognized, clai

now we have the national people's congress at the end of this week, the annual session of parliament. we will have to see what area from beijing will be this week. vonnie: a lot of responses are expected from a lot of people. next, once among japan's cornerstone companies, toshiba is looking to rebound from years of scandals and missteps. the shareholder and the company's top executives have their own plans for a turnaround. that's next on japan. this is bloomberg. >> it's time for japan ahead on daybreak a job. vonnie: we take a look at that haven demand. yen demand, dollar demand, treasuries, bonds up. this is what we are seeing when it comes to japanese equity futures. serious downsides when it comes to reach -- risk aversion. nikkei futures in chicago down by nearly 12%. the dollar is trading steady. king dollar. other traditional havens as well. we are also watching any kind of pricing action when it comes to japanese sovereign bonds as well given we have seen that rally for australian bonds so far this morning and treasury futures. trading higher as well. let's get the top stori

nation -- america's on the move again. >> live tuesday, march one, the state of the union, president biden addresses congress and the nationeflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year had paid live coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern the president speaks at 9 p.m. followed by the republican response and we will take your phone calls and reaction. the state of the union address, live tuesday, march 1 at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or the c-span now video app. >> at least six presidents recorded presidents in office. >> season one focuses on lyndon johnson. you will hear about the 96 to four civil rights act, the presidential campaign, the gulf of tonkin incident, the march on selma and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly johnson's secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact, they were the ones who made sure that the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. >> you will also hear blunt talk . >> yes, sir. >> i what a report of

nation america is on the move again. >> live tuesday, march 1, the state of the union. president biden addresses congress and the nation reflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern, the president speaks at 9 p.m., followed by the republican response. we will take your calls and social media reaction. live tuesday, march 1 at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or on the c-span no video app. ♪ >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. hear many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast, presidential recordings. >> season one focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you will hear about the civil rights act, presidential campaign, the march on selma, and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly, johnson's secretaries knew, because they were tasked with prescribing many of those conversations. they were the ones who made sure the conversations were taped, as johnson would signal to them through an open door. you will also hear blunt talk. >> the number of peo

president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation, reflecting on his year in office and his agenda for the year to come. the president's desk live coverage starts at 8:00 p.m., the president speaks at 9:00 and we will take your social media comments and live reaction live tuesday, march 1 at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or c-span now. >> during an address this afternoon, president biden announced sanctions on russia following president vladimir putin sending troops into sections of ukraine. -- in response to president vladimir putin sending russian troops into separatist regions of ukraine. president biden: trying to make up your mind, huh? [laughter] well, good afternoon. pres. biden: that afternoon. yesterday, vladimir putin recognized two regions in ukraine as independent states. he resolved these regions are no longer a part of ukraine but our sovereign territory. it is carving out a big chunk of ukraine. last night putin authorized forces to deploy into ukraine into these regions. today he asserted these regions are actually, extend deeper than the tw

addressing a joint session of congress and the nation reflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year ahead stop live coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern in the present start -- speaks at nine followed by the republican response. that's live tuesday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, www.c-span.org for the c-span now video app. >> yesterday, president biden announced new sanctions against russia in response to president vladimir putin sending russian troops to separatist regions of ukraine. pres. biden: that afternoon. yesterday, vladimir putin recognized two regions in ukraine as independent states. he resolved these regions are no longer a part of ukraine but our sovereign territory. it is carving out a big chunk of ukraine. last night putin authorized forces to deploy into ukraine into these regions. today he asserted these regions are actually, extend deeper than the two areas he recognized. large areas under the jurisdiction of ukrainian government. he is sending other rationale to take ukraine by force. we listened to his speech last night, he is setting up a

president biden addresses are joint session of congress and the nation, reflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda. the president speaks at 9:00, following by the republican response. we will take your phone calls and social media reaction. the state of the union address, live on tuesday, march 1 on c-span, c-span.org or the c-span video app. >> how can the u.s. protect its allies against russian aggression in eastern europe? the house oversight subcommittee heard testimony earlier today. you can watch it tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or watch full coverage on c-span now. ♪ journal" continues. host: joining us is elizabeth shackelford, a former career diplomat with the united states and now a senior fellow with the chicago council on global affairs. here with us to talk about the u.s.'s role in assisting democracies worldwide.

nation, america is on the move again. >> live tuesday, the state of the union. president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation, reflecting on his first year in congress and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the president speaks at 9:00 followed by the republican response and we'll take your phone calls and social media reaction. the state of the union address live tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or on the c-span now video app. >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. hear many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast "presidential recordings." >> season one focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you'll hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the 1964 presidential campaign, the gulf of tonken incident, the march on selma and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly, johnson's secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact, they were the ones who made sure that the conversations were taped as johnson would

live tuesday, march 1, the state of the union, president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nationeflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the president speaks at 9:00 followed by the republican response. live tuesday, march 1 on c-span, at c-span.org or the c-span now video at. -- app. announcer: on almost all presidential ranking list you will find warden harding -- warren harding's name near the bottom. a historian says well harding had his faults as accompaniments are often overlooked including bringing the country back to normalcy after world war i and his economic plan that led to the roaring 20's. mr. walters latest case -- laid his case out for what president harding should be higher. >> he and james buchanan are running neck and neck. harding as come up a few notches but what has been said about him is in the realm of myth, a lot of myth about harding and outlet rise. when you look at his record is quite impressive. announcer: historian walters on q & a. you can listen to q & a and all of

president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation, reflecting on his first year inice and laying out his agenda for the year ahead. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern. the president speaks at 9 p.m., followed by the republican response. we will take your phone calls and social media reaction. tuesday, march 1 at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or on the c-span no video -- now video

nation, america is on the move again. >> live tuesday, march 1, the state of the union. it president biden addresses the joint session of congress and the nation reflecting on his year in office, laying out his agenda for the year ahead. the president speaks at nine. followed by the republican response. we will take your phone calls and social media reactions. the state of union address live on c-span, c-span.org or the video app. >> u.s. climate on john kerry and microsoft founder bill gates spoke at the world economic forum about private sector investments on clean energy technology. >> good morning. good evening in cairo. we have pleasure to welcome you to what i think is maybe the most important discussion this week. is how we are going to stop our planet from being on fire. it was presented a week ago that also leaders look at climate change as the most important and the most really scary challenge that we are facing. the cost of inaction far exceeds the cost of action. why aren't we moving? we will have opportunity to discuss this today. we know that there are solutions there. but now we have to get down to 1.5 degrees zer

[background noises] [background noises] >> president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation the state of the union address live tuesday march 1 at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or on the c-span now video app. president biden this afternoon call for diplomacy to resolve tensions between russia and ukraine and said nato is not a threat to russia. he spoke from the east room of the white house. he. [background noises] >> good afternoon. today i would like to provide an update on the crisis involving russia and ukraine. from the beginning of this crisis, i've been absolutely clear and consistent, the united states is prepared no matter what happens. we are ready with diplomacy to be engaged in diplomacy with russia and her allies and partners to improve stability and security in europe as a whole and we are ready to respond decisively to russian attack on ukraine which is still very much a possibility. all of the events of the last few weeks and months, this has been our approach and remains our approach now. so today i want to speak to the american people about the si

leave it to someone like michael kane, a hong kong lawmaker and deputy to the national chinese people's congressays my impression is the hong kong government have been playing it by ear instead of planning ahead. ouch. >> we have seen businesses suffer because of that. what is the specific outlook right now? >> we just had emirates representative on saying business is looking good. singapore airlines numbers are way up. cathay pacific is stuck on the tarmac. you can see lines of airplanes the hong kong airport lined up. one of the chief executives talking in a statement about the outlook for cathay pacific. they say for the for seeable future, they're going to be flying at about 2% capacity. that is tough to survive. that's my assessment, not his. they are flying on average 797 passengers per day. they have no domestic market to serve. it is all international. it's another high-profile business that is suffering in the wake of these restrictions. it is tough to make contingency plans when you can't fly the planes. shery: that was our chief north asia correspondent. coming up next, mexico brands

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thinking about its next stages but it was never going to do that this year because in october is national party congressh is when president xi was meant to have stepped down, but obviously because he has abolished term limits he's not going to be stepping down anymore. it will be a politically sensitive time to mark his first decade in power. there was no way they were going to risk some kind of covid outbreak before that. as i've written, until then the country is using a holding pattern, locking down wherever it ss covid, even one case is too many and easing lockdown when locally transmitted cases are completely gone, which is obviously socially economic damaging but in terms of the absolute results, in terms of the lives and infections it is highly effective. >> cindy, let me quickly ask you about something george soros, the legendary investor and philanthropist made a speech in which he predicted may be too strong a word but he cautioned that xi might not get his third term, that there is rising opposition within china and that if covid goes very badly things could unravel. as far as i can tell that

improvements would allow the program to expand beyond 30 slots per state if certain nation-wide thresholds are met. we are glad congress recognized the vital role of national health service core by increasing funding and believe the number of conrad 30 waivers should likewise be increased the first time in two decades, also urge congress to pass a pathway to citizenship for individuals with daca status such as the bipartisan dream act 2021 or the house act american dream and promise act of 2021, the 34,000 current healthcare providers with daca status encompass a diverse, multiethnic population who are often bilingual and more likely to practice in underserved communities. finally, the wamc supports reducing greencard back logs and prioritizing healthcare workers through the bipartisan healthcare with resilience act. thank you, again, for the opportunity to testify regarding the critical importance of physician immigration to the united states healthcare system. >> dr. kora you're up next, you have five minutes. >> chair nadler, ranking member, mcclintock, honorable members of the committee, thank you for the opportuni

highlighted at the end, lincoln will call the assembled members of congress to basically support and sustain what he calls the nation's last best hope of earth. in that same message to congress, he is a direct. he is honest with the people reading it. he essentially tells the members of congress we have a duty and responsibility to history. this occasion causes us to rise to the occasion and determine how we will be judged by history. he was direct and honest it will not be an easy thing to do. also that his countrymen at the time have a duty and responsibility to make changes to how the union has been formulated and eradicate the visitation of slavery -- institution of slavery. as we look at political partisanship and division, i would argue that biden faces a similar challenge and he often says on the campaign trail and as president that he both believes in america, and promising to be honest and tell it to you straight. biden needs to do something similar to what lincoln did, paid a historical narrative of where we have been -- paint a historical narrative aware we have been. they are excited and able to be there a

announcer: president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation. the state of the union address, live tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or on the c-span now video app. announcer: c-span's new american president's website is your one-stop guide to our nation's commanders in chief. from george washington to joe biden. find short biographies, video resources, facts, and rich images that tell the story of their lives and presidency, all in one easy to browse c-span website. visit c-span.org/presidents to begin exploring this rich catalog of c-span resources today. announcer: the hudson institute recently hosted a discussion with congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers about china, human rights, and the winter games in beijing. she said the international olympic committee an

nation america is on the move again. >> tuesday, the state of the union. president biden addresses congress the nation laying out his agenda for the year ahead. the president speaks at 9:00 followed by the republican response, and we will take your phone calls and social media reaction. live tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or the c-span now video app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> cox is committed to providing eligible families access to affordable internet through the connect and complete program, bridging the digital divide. cox, bringing us closer. >> cox supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> here's what's ahead on today's "washington journal." after a look at the news and some calls from you, we talk with kimberly robinson on the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court. darrell kimball joins us to talk about russia's nuclear capability and later in our spotlight on pod

that's usually between the national archives and congress. the national archives contains the official record of the government operation, whereas they tend to be in the personal papers. so, the letter is going to be a personal paper to lincoln that he obviously decided. did not know he was going to die in 1865. this is a friendly letter from home. and i am giving you news of springfield. so, you can almost imagine lincoln sitting in the office, thinking, oh, that guy. and oh, so and so. and i'd like to hear about the dog and there is something kind of a reminder about the place that he was familiar with and loved. that was also striking. what's also striking about the letter compared to others, and particularly in presidential papers, is he is not asking for anything. r and to be honest, that is a very big deal. you can imagine that was another relief for lincoln. that billy is not asking for the postmaster ship of springfield. because presidential papers are now all online. and if you dare to go peruse them, you will see that presidents, the

prior to the national cancer act, congress had allotted $250,000 for a study on cancer.t said that the science was emerging and the timing was right for the commitment so that if we could understand cancer, we would able to do something about it. phil brought this out, how much of this occurred in the context of the interplay between basic research and clinical research? i had a conversation with someone who started as a medical student and decided he wanted to be a researcher or scientist. he said he didn't think he would have gotten his nobel prize without these insights. one of the big parts of the national cancer act was funding cancer centers. talk about the interplay between basic research and the clinical research. particularly from the point of view of cancer centers. how has that made a difference? >> you want me to start with that? it makes a difference at various levels. in the mid-70's when i made the discovery of split genes, what you mentioned early in the introduction, genes come in pieces and are sliced together to make more protein. write down the hall -