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find our television schedule one c-span.org nce at and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> up next on c-span, a sixth circuit court of appeals oral argument on ohio's same-sex marriage ban. after that, two discussions on the freedom of the press from the national association of black journalists and the institute for public accuracy. a three-judge panel in the sixth circuit court of appeals recently heard oral argument on whether ohio must recognize same-sex couples legally mayored in other states this is one of four same-sex marriage cases recently heard by the court. it runs an hour. >> the department of health. based on ohio cases and all state recognition of out of state same-sex marriage and in respect to the michigan case that was just argued, which involved interstate licenses of same-sex marriages. the fundamental question in all of these cases is the same and that's not whether ohio should recognize same-sex marriage but who should make that important decision of public pol

it found brown was shot at least six times, including twice to nce head. but it's unclear how far away brown was from the policeman who shot him and whether the unarmed 18-year-old was moving away or if he had his hands up. shawn parcell worked on the autopsy. >> if i put my hands up, you see where that wound is at. it could have happened if he put his arms across in a defensive manner. we don't know. >> reporter: two witnesses say brown was surrendering when he was shot, but police say he struggled with the white officer after the policeman realized he was a suspect in a store robbery. the ferguson police chief says brown hit officer wilson in the face and tried to reach for his gun. ferguson city council records supplied this photo of an officer d. wilson receiving a commendation earlier this year. wilson has not commented on the shooting incident. now, a grand jury could get the case as early as wednesday, scott. the governor's office has lifted the curfew here, but there is a ban on large gatherings in one place. >> pelley: vladimir, thank you. the pre

thems she goes to whatever meeting she wants to attend, and she carries the president's message to nce cabinet ministers and other k i people in the administration. there's been no one since harry hopkins way back in the '40s whc has this kind of power. >> and you write of her, "she w watched overas him and made himv feel safe, he was her special no charge, the chosen one.is she focused on him, doted on him, and devoted her entire life to him, she gave him the kind of unconditional love he never received from his mother, who frequently abandoned him as a el child." >> that's right. there's been several, as you know, biographies of barack obama, and there's been a lot o. speculation about the fact that his mother was not around a lot she traveled a great deal, left him with his grandparents, his white grandparents, when she wam around, he felt a great need ton win over her love, according to many books, by showing what a great man he would become. and i think in many ways, he has similar relationship with both his wife, whom he really wants e to. please, and valerie jarrett who is a kin

we spotted a few before the bey o nce-jay z show. any rain in august is very unusual. rosemary orozco is tracking the weather. >> reporter: we have seen very little change in where most of this moisture remains over the north bay. and you can see it here on the screen. we had a little bit of patchy drizzle. a few light scattered showers. passed through san francisco. nothing registering in the last -- or the second half of the day. this morning we had quite a bit of rain at least by august standards. i'll show you some of those totals in the next go around. a few scattered showers off the coastline you can see near dillan beach. if i shift south just a little bit we're mainly dry. maybe a little bit of patchy drizzle within these clouds here but that's really about it. we're not done just yet though. let me back it up and show you more is on the way. we're going northeast in a southwest direction. this is what we'll see as we get through the evening hours and for tomorrow morning as well. i'll run you through here in the futurecast model as we get through tomorrow morn

levels,nce, on so many keeps it going. those of you who work in schools, you have seen it. the kids are the first one to tell you, they do not even like us. right? you sit in the group sessions and the first adult they can find to tell, they say they do not like us. how can they teach us if they do not like us? is -- but it really don't. they can name the teachers in school who do not care about them. they can name the administrators in school who do not care about them. they can name them by name. and they have great things to say, really intuitive things to tell you. but why? they feel like these individuals do not care about them. because of our silence, that kid gets in trouble because he skipped class. because he wass not going to learn anything. them talkingwant to him anymore. he felt that if he was going to go into that class one more time, he was going to say one more slick thing and he was going to react. and we know that. too often, what we do intuitively, we just go get the kids. you cannot go out like that. to you.et them do this we tried to talk to him, but we

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with this level of terror and the nce, is this not clearest example of terrorism, israel's actions? who have been directly wounded or killed by israeli are in the gaza strip -- this situation has unfortunately been the prevailing situation for a now.r of years we need to put an end to the israeli aggression in the gaza strip. need to find a solution to the existing humanitarian crisis. the embargo, the block kid, needs to be put to an end. crossings need to be reopened so that the people of draw a breath. -- these of gaza people need to be given a chance a chance to resume their normal lives. are tireless efforts by to humanitarian community provide some support and basic services to the palestinian people. qatar has taken part in regional international efforts to stop this violence. to voice our support for a diplomatic effort hat have been made to reach this 72-hour truce. the uld like to recognize efforts of saudi arabia as well. we would like to see the effort in a durable cease-fire and durable truce. we want this injustice toward policeman to end and we want international huma

originally from wi-fi locations or are transmitted from devices that cannot transmit a cmr s network. ,ncethey have met the deadline they will have until june 30, 2015, or six months from the request, whichever is later, to implement text-to-911 for that peace app. they may mutually agree to an alternative time frame without the need to obtain a waiver from the commission. the order provides for the commission to establish a centralized database in which piece apps may register and provide notice that they are text ready. adopts ad report technologically neutral approach and does not mandate any particular model for implementing text to 911. with respect to interconnected text providers, the order anticipates that many will choose a seeming -- a cmr s -based solution as an interim measure. to facilitate the use of this method, the order requires that cmr s providers allow access to networks but not to reconfigure their sms networks. may migrate from sms to new technologies provided the new technology continues to support text-to-911 for their subscribers. seeks commentce on proposals for f

118 fplt 66 eastbound across the bridge summit closures no access to constitution avenue or e-street ncest? will be ke it beautiful? >> we have to get through this afternoon, wet weather headed lingering patchy fog but that is improving significantly. degrees so warm and muggy. miles.ity up to five hagerstown is a quarter mile. so watch out there. partly sunny this afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms. 80's. in the upper partly cloudy expected overnight best days of he the week in the low to mid 80's. the fire marshal is find it find out who tried to set in ral cars on fire germantown. it was around midnight near a condo complex. there was minimal damage to the cars. news channel tion 8 will have an in-depth look. update at e another 8:27. now back it >>> good morning america, wednesday and photo frenzy. new mom olivia wilde stirring up a lot of buzz over breast-feeding posing for a snap shot with her 5-month-old son. why she says to portrait of mommyhood is complete without it. >>> and the doctor will now see you online. the new app letting you check in for a checkup from

there is the question of what alternatives it can offer to nce, alternatives that might win back the support of a victimized and increasingly frustrated palestinian public. there are questions as well for governments in the region, where divisions within the arab world helped contribute to the delay in achieving a cease-fire. they face the question of whether resolving the palestinian issue is a real cry rt, or whether this long-standing conflict has now arena fort another proxy conflict between contending regional actors. there are questions here for the united states as well. it has long been the essential mediator in israeli-arab affairs. it has seen diplomacy roundly criticized in this instance, and its advice to its close partner and ally, israel, met with what asw york times" described dismissal. now, those of you who have heard me speak on this topic before know that i have felt for a long time that the primary obstacle to peace agreement lie in the domestic politics of the two sides. there is no doubt that where we sit today after four weeks of horrific violence, there has be

nce a consumer receives relief such as a principal write-down or mortgage forgiveness, 25% of the value of that relief will be made available to help offset the tax liability that may be incurred by the consumer up to $25,000. now this type of relief, this was going to help tens of thousands of consumers to offset at least, in part, any taxes that may result from the consumer relief they receive as a result of the settlement, but as the attorney general noted, this is only a temporary fix. the fund isn't large enough to cover every potential he affected consumer, which is why the best solution to this problem is for congress to heed the attorney general's call to extend the tax relief coverage of the mortgage forgiveness debt elief act. as i have said before at these press conferences with announcing these types of resolutions, the consumer relief that we are offering here as a result of the settlement, it won't solve every problem and won't cure every ill created by the financial crisis, but it will do something that is very important. it will offer hope to thousands of americans, hund

nce andreweached si johnson after the civil war. rare, frightening thing to talk about. remove a president from office? these people know. and -- much cheap cheapened and undermined the very important constitutional concept. times.not just about the the constitution says, high crimes and misdemeanors. i have to tell you, that helps the judiciary committee. leader had just been elected, fat, short, from new jersey. have been mobbed up. he never was. >> as a jersey girl, i am trying to decide if i should take offense to that. happened was this ordinary group of people in the judiciary committee, they hired a community council, john doar, one of the heroes of this period. civil rights hero. nobody could question his fairness. 27.cis o'brien was they have to decide, what do you do? nobody knew how to do this. the book did not say how you impeach a president. they said, look. for the country to accept it, they kept their eye on the ball. it cannot appear to be partisan and it cannot appear to come from one wing or another wing. they worked it out. they pushed the very far rig

so we have a string of policy the nce that talks about authority and practice and p.d.'s.of so, we have this electrical authority. hat are the limits and who qualifi qualifies. there are certainly limits to citizen who is granted one of these forms of discretion.l p.d. does not create a formal legal status. does not allow for an independent path to permanent citizenship ors. benefits ivative either. imilarly, the agency cannot affirmatively grant citizenship, do example, to somebody who naturalization or can't affirmatively give a green card to somebody who is ineligible under the law. those are some of the limits prosecutorial discretion. there's been quite a bit talk about the take care clause in and extent to n which that is being violated. my view is those architects really lack a functi a legal at least as matter. in fact, i would go as far as to say sound prosecutorial iscretion is in lane with faithful execution and enforcement of the immigration supreme court has said so. isis when the administration using resources wisely and laws are ously that being faithful l

north korea has tested three tt nuclear devices since 2006.nce the most recent in early 2013, and has declared itself a eclare nuclear-armed state.r-arme belligerent andd threatening rhetoric from pyongyang's leader has escalated since he took the throne in 2011. it's launched nearly 100 ballistic missiles, artilleries and rockets since the beginning of this year, and its web of illicit activities and eratio communication withn illegal gr organizations has expanded. it continues unfettered and without unlimitation. wit most of the world's attention today is blocked on places like ukraine, where russia is rus supporting the infiltration of rebel troops in the crimea and eastern ukraine and the middle east, where hamas operatives in gaza are trying to wipe israel off the map, but we must also al look east.oo it should come as no surprise pe that just this past weekend, it was reported hamas militants are negotiating a weapons deal wortd hundreds of thousands of dollars with north korea for missiles and communications equipment. public in 2009 when 35 tons of surface-t surface-to-surface

levels,nce, on so many keeps it going. those of you who work in schools, you have seen it. the kids are the first one to tell you, they do not even like us. right? you sit in the group sessions and the first adult they can find to tell, they say they do not like us. how can they teach us if they do not like us? is -- but it really don't. they can name the teachers in school who do not care about them. they can name the administrators in school who do not care about them. they can name them by name. and they have great things to say, really intuitive things to tell you. but why? they feel like these individuals do not care about them. because of our silence, that kid gets in trouble because he skipped class. because he wass not going to learn anything. them talkingwant to him anymore. he felt that if he was going to go into that class one more time, he was going to say one more slick thing and he was going to react. and we know that. too often, what we do intuitively, we just go get the kids. you cannot go out like that. to you.et them do this we tried to talk to him, but we

. >> been very clear about forming a nce about government. e >> ultimately it will be the esponsibility of iraq's political leadership to should lead their government. it's a not a decision that dictated by any outside person. this should be made by their people and political leaders. what we're focused on is not is but what person is the governing agenda that they pursue. governing sue a agenda that has the support of population and makes clear to every citizen in iraq that they have a government is representing their interests that is fighting for future, that that's the kind of government that will the country ifying and having unified country is facing a when you're extremist group. we obviously are going to ontinue to stay in regular touch with the political leaders to encourage them to continue to ursue the kind of inclusive government that they have started to form. we have been encouraging them step of the way and there continues to be regular consultation with them as they move down this path. obviously would like to sew them move qu

i i don't think this directed e relevance of whether we do nce airstrikes or not will make a difference. difference. >> now that it's been released to the public that we attempted back in july, does it make t ma another attempt impossible?ssib? >> they are supposed to be to looking for something like this. it's a question, why are we not streaking headquarters?arters? we're launching free missions to free hostages, why aren't we free hostages, why aren't we staying in the conflict there?e? it's like stabilizeing syria, there is no doubt, this is where isis is based out of..isis is b. >> there is worry based on that isis militant who murdered james foley, a british accent.ccent. some are saying, are they going into western countries, ries, including people, training them, sending them back to attack tta western interests. rests. >> that is already true, they have carried out terrorist rori attacks in the name of isis and have even called back isis k is commanders looking for how to o set off explosive devices.vices. there is hard evidence over there.there. we have seen in the last few st

i wondered if you had had a --nce to work with migratory roger tory peterson and were by his approachesot to meet him several times when i was a kid. i grew up in connecticut and he lived just 20 miles away. he had a tremendous influence on me. from actually and being there as a real person. i showed him my sketchbooks on a couple of meetings and he was very encouraging. maybe his biggest influence was just sort of being there as an example to give me the idea that riding a bird guide was a viable career option a bird guide was a viable career option. [laughter] 13 years old,or people were talking about bird guides, and with my father being an ornithologist, hanging out with other birdwatchers on the weekends seem like -- seemed like everybody wrote bird guides. [laughter] it was just something people do. [laughter] you for the talk. two questions that are slightly related, and very quick, i think. one is, do we assume the birds in your book are all birds you had seen? >> almost all of them, yes. there were about eight species in the first edition i had not .een when i painted them i ha

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