neil: amir johnson had no idea where bipartisan was. stacey: the bulls defense has to get some stops here. neil: bargnani with eight to shoot. they are not going to get much out of this. six, five. inside. amir johnson goes up and scores. stacey: the shot clock was winding down. neil: it was just about to expire. stacey: you couldn't get better defense for 20 of the 24 seconds on the shot clock by the bulls. neil: there is boozer against bargnani. brewer circles down the lane, and that was deng running in and a jump ball called. i'm not sure that shouldn't have been a travel but there was a collision. stacey: it got tight there. they come at the same time and meet. you see there four red jerseys on that dribble weave action. neil: run down by gibson who fires. rebound deng, back up and good. there were three white shirts and one red shirt. stacey: it is going to come down for the bulls to dig deep because this toronto team is not going anywhere. neil: 98-98 tie. called reason trying to find -- calderon trying to find bargnani. stacey: th

then a walk tour of the city, with neil johnson and on american history tv on c-span 3, from barksdale air force base, a look at the role of the base on 9/11 and a history of the b-52 bomber. visit the founding fathers exhibit and from the pioneer heritage center. medical treatment. >> rick santorum defended religious life. on the talk shows this weekend, and in speeches santorum responded to comments made by president john f kennedy. >> i believe in an america where the separation of church and state is absolute where no catholic -- and no minister would tell his membership who to vote for. where no church or church school is grantsed any public funds or political preference. and where no man is denied public office merely because his religion differs from the president who might point him or the people who mighty electricity -- might, elect him. >> more than 100 million americans, adults suffer from chronic pain according to a record from the institute of medicine, doctors at a recent committee examined the medical costs for pain and barriers for treatment and educating doctors and p

then a walking tour with neil johnson. then on american history tv sunday at 5:00 p.m.from barksdale air force base a look at the role on 9/11. plus the history of the b-52 bomber. then the autograph collection. then the heritage center medical treatment during the civil war. shreveport louisiana. this weekend on c-span 2 and c-span 3. >>> health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius testified before the house energy and commerce committee on health. the budget calls for $76.4 billion in expenses which includes a 26% increase for the center's for medicare and medicaid seriescertifyservices. this is just over two hours. >> the sub committee will come to order. as agreed earlier, with the democrat side of the aisle, each side will be recognized for one minute for opening statements. we can move straight to secretary sebelius' testimony and questions. the chair reminds members that pursuant to the rules, opening statements will be made part of the record. i recognize myself for an opening statement. i would like to thank secretary sebelius for being here with us

smith nobel collection at the archives then a walking tour of shreveport and bossier city with neil johnson and on "american history tv" on c-span3, 5:00 p.m. eastern from barksdale air force base a look at the base's role on 9/11 plus a history of the b-52 bomb are and also visit the founding fathers' autograph collection at the state museum and from the pioneer center, medicine during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana, this weekend on c-span2 and 3. >>> even a person who's a senator, even a person now who's president of the united states, faces a predicament when they talk about race. they face all sorts of predicaments. they face the fact there are some, an appreciable number of americans who are racially prejudice. they face the fact a much larger portion of the american pop lule wants to deny this even now. >> randall kennedy on racism, politics and the obama administration. the rhodes scholar is the author of five books and will take your calls e-mails and tweets for three hours live on "in-depth" live on c-span2. >>> energy secretary steven chu testified earlier this week before t

then a walking tour of shreveport and the city with neil johnson and on american history tv on c-span3 sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern from barksdale air force base, a look at the base's role on 9/11 plus the history of the b-52 bomber. also, visit the founding father's autograph location at the museum and from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment and medicine during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana this weekend on c-span2 and 3. earlier this week the associated press reported that israeli officials have no plans to warn the u.s. if they decide to launch a preemptive strike against iranian nuclear facilities. remarks now from the defense minister who recently said despite media reports israel is not trigger happy about attacking iran. it is one of the featured speakers taking part on a panel discussion on what a nuclear arm's iran would mean for the middle east region and the world. this is about an hour and a half. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, everyone. i am jane harman, the not so new president and ceo of the woodrow wilson center, almost a year now. t

. >> and we travel around the city with neil johnson, author of shreveport and boaz your city which gives many of the different areas and landmarks of this city with a population of about 90,000. >> all these stories this more as booktv travels to shreveport, louisiana. >> the red river campaign was the only campaign many that pivotal l year of 1864 that the union lost, and they didn't want to write about it. it was an embarrassment. and the south was in no position to brag on it because they were in the process of losing the war. so it sat for about a century. only the locals appreciated it. and then research really started picking up with the centennial of the war, and a few historians have touched it. i've spent a lot of time on it just trying to figure out the nuances of it. and, um, it's a campaign that needs to be studied. i was writing this book on the red river campaign, and i kept on coming up with things that would work, but i wasn't really happy with it. and then i found this wonderful quote from general william tecumseh sherman who wanted to lead this campaign for the union, a

they walking tour of shreveport with neil johnson and on american history tv, at 5:00 eastern clippers the look at the base's role on 9/11 plus the history of a b-52 bomber and the founding fathers autographed collection at louisiana state executive museum and from the pioneer heritage center medical treatments and madison during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana next weekend on c-span 2, and 3. next on booktv diane brady recalled the efforts of reverend john brooks who traveled the east coast recruiting african-american students to the college of holy cross in the hope of realizing martin luther king jr.'s goal of an integrated society following his death in 1968. reverend brooks introduced several students to holy cross that year which included future supreme court justice clarence thomas and future winner of the pulitzer prize in literature edward jones. it is about 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. i want to welcome everybody and start the program if we could. good afternoon and welcome. this is a wonderful turn out and we are happy to have everybody this afternoon. on behalf of th

here's neil johnson on shreveport weekend here on booktv. >> >> we're down in shreveport and i love this place because it's a bright spot in our economy. it's a huge successful port that's growing great guns. they're moving things out of train, highway and water. here we are on the red river and shreveport was founded because of the red river and had river boats coming up and down filled with the brim with copper, and lumber and supplies to build the new city and then after the trains moved in and the river boats kind of went away and then the river sort of got unnavigable. the government turned this red river turn the navigable again. we have barge tanks bringing coil steel and jet fuel from the refinery taking it to the gasoline, all kinds of things coming in and out of this mortgage and it's just -- it's exciting to be here with the power of the river. it used to be a lot shallower. it would go up and down with the weather and the seasons. with sand barge. it's a pretty steady level of the river without dangerous sand barge so these guys can go up with their barges. shreveport like it

then a walking tour of freeport with neil johnson. and on american history tv on c- span 3 sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern from barksdale air force base, a look at 9/11 and a history of the b-52 bomber. also, visit the founding fathers autograph collections at the louisiana state exhibit museum. and from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment and medicine during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana, this weekend on c-span 3 and 3. -- 2 and 3. >> if you had said in 2006 the world would be begging for the u.s. to use force in the middle east within three and a half years, everybody would have said you were crazy. >> robert kagan is not only an adviser to the romney campaign but also serves on secretary clinton pose foreign-policy advisers aboard. >> what i have been writing for years is that there's a lot of continuity in american foreign policy, a lot of a broad consensus. i think what you are seeing is the kind of consensus that exists in the foreign-policy community and there's a lot of overlap between the two parties. >> more wi

then, a walking tour of shreveport with neil johnson.american history tv sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a look at the role of the based on 9/11 and the history of the b-52 bomber. also, visit the founding fathers autograph collection. from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment and medicine during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana -- this weekend on c-span2 and c-span3. >> the senate blocked a move to allow employers to opt out of health coverage. senate leaders to talk about the proposal for 15 minutes. >> today, the senate will vote on an extreme ideological amend. women's access to health care. it would allow any employer or insurer to deny coverage for virtually any treatment for virtually any reason. i repeat, it will allow any employer or insurer to deny coverage for virtually any treatment for virtually any reason. i was pleased to hear that senator snowe intends to oppose this measure. i read that last night. although the amendment was designed to restrict women's access to contraception, it would also limit all american

then a walking tour of shreveport with neil johnson. it is sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. this did the founding fathers autographed collection at the louisiana state exhibit. shreveport, louisiana this weekend on c-span2 and c-span3. >> ben bernanke testifies today before the house services committee. he said they're not planning additional measures to stimulate the economy. he will return to the hill tomorrow to testify before the senate banking committee. this is three hours. >> this hearing will come to order. we me to read seve the semi annual report to congress by the chairman of the board of the federal reserve system on the conduct of monetary policy and the state of the economy pursuant to committee role 3f2. all statements of the main part of the record. for purposes of our opening statement, i recognize myself for five minutes. in my opening statement, i'm going to avoid making any predictions about future events since i do not have a crystal ball, nor do you. address tom going to subjects, and the need for long- term entitlement reform and the dole mandate. we h

then a tour with neil johnson. sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, from barksdale air force base, look at the base's role in 9/11 and the history of the b-52 bomber. and from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment and medicine during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana, this weekend on c-span2 and 3. >> rick santorum delivered a full throated defense of religion in public life on sunday, appealing to social conservatives who revive his presidential campaign mr. santorum responded to comments made by president john f. kennedy. >> i believe in an america where separation of church and state is absolute, where no catholic fellow can tell the president, should he be catholic, how to act, and a protestant minister can tell his parishioners for whom to vote, where no church orchard school -- is granted -- note church or church school is granted any public funds or preference, where no man is denied public office merely because he differs from the president who might appoint him or people who might elect him. >> you can watch more of presi

a walking tour with neil johnson. and on american history tv on c-span3, sunday at 5 p.m.tory of b-52 bomber. also visit the founding fathers autograph collection at louisiana state exhibit museum and from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment and medicine during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana, next weekend on c-span2 and three. >> this weekend a newsmaker, buck mckeon talks about upcoming defense department cuts and what he thinks about the administration's plan for dealing with iran. >> in our bill, you know, we tightened up sanctions in our bill last year, and i think those are bearing fruit. i wish it had been done a few years ago. we probably wouldn't be quite in the situation where we are right now where we're getting very close to having the capability, the ability to have a weapon. my concern is that we are resolute about to make sure that when we say we are not going to allow them to have a weapon, that we are not, it's kind of like, i hope this isn't some link and i think because this is very important. but you're not clicking the administration's

the need walking tour of shreveport with neil johnson. on c-span3, sunday at 5:00 p.m.tern, a look at the base's role in 9/11. also visit the founding fathers autographed collection, and from the planter medical center, medical treatment during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana, next week and on c-span2 and c-span3. -- who have we've added have we vetted? >> look inside the new movie that gave the inside story on what happened in the 2008 presidential campaign. >> i love those hockey moms. >> sunday -- >> their expectation was that she was an asset to the campaign, and for the week or 10 days after that, she was. on the democratic side there was concern as the mccain-palin ticket came out of that to get ahead of barack obama by as much as five or six points. they were freaking and out. >> we will talk about "game change" sunday at 6:30 pm. >> we will bring you the conversation with the mayors of the three largest cities in united states talking about education initiatives. when it posted a question about your local school district -- what is working or failing? log o

>>neil: but they felt differently during the peyton manning negotiations, right to i had woody johnsonwork and he was telling me they passed him because they were happy with sanchez. >>guest: i don't believe that. if they had a chance you should have followed up with tough questions. similar to you are doing with me. >>neil: he said this was no one else, just sanchez. what makes this guy different than manning? >>guest: what makes tim tebow different than peyton manning? he is not as, you are talking with peyton manning talking one of the tom five all time quaterbacks. when you have a chance to get a peyton manning you do it, i don't blame denver but the jets are getting something of value with tim tebow on the football field. >>neil: you think there is the obvious financial appeal and with football you can always sell out games, you argue the merchandise is the big drawing? >>guest: the draw with the jets they are knocking the giants off the back payment, the super bowl champions --. >>neil: the giants won the super bowl? >>guest: you are a redskins pan and i am a philadelphia eagles