p.m. eastern on c-span. >> i had a hunch one of them might be addicted to drugs. >> i am going to ask each one a simple question. we will see what their response is. >> i believe nicotine is not addictive. cigarettes and nicotine clearly do not meet the classic definition of addiction. >> we will take that as a no. >> not addictive. "it's not addictive? >> not addictive. >> in the 1970's, they wanted to remove nicotine from cigarettes and replace it with a drug equally addictive. they had all of these molecules they invented, but they had no way to test them. that was my job. find a molecule where the brain would say i like it and the heart would not have any cardiovascular problems. >> sunday night, a discussion with the subject of "addiction inc.." 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span. "this president's date on c- span former navy seal talked about his new book on the mission that resulted in the killing of osama bin laden. >> by august, these factoids had metastasized into a story. the helicopters arri

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p.m. eastern.et's get the latest from las vegas, the senior national correspondent john roberts is there for us tonight. good evening, good evening to you, bret. we were at a few of the caucuses and looking how the precincts were voting. and mitt romney had a head of steam going into nevada. will he get a majority of the vote above 50% as he did in 2008? the other question, who is going to come second in the nevada caucuses? i talked with speaker newt gingrich yesterday and he said he hopes he will come second. >> well, our goal is to try to come in second to romney and recognize, this is a very big mormon population and he did win last time by a majority so we're working here to come in second, and they're all proportional and you get delegates everywhere and we want delegates here and colorado and maine and minnesota. >> now, here is one thing that we're noticing tonight, bret. g.o.p. officials here in the the state had hoped that the enthusiasm for this election was going to bring more people ou

p.m. eastern. we've got a lot of information.et initial official voting results in the next hour at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> i'll be up there joining you. i was up there earlier and tried to touch john king's magic wall, he's very possessive. >> he loves touching that wall. >> come on up, don. i'll give you a tutorial. >> i'll see new under 30 minutes there thank you, guys. which republican presidential candidate will nevada choose? keep it here for a special edition of "the situation room" with wolf blitzer. >>. >> the most powerful winter storm of the season slams colorado. where will the snow hit next? here is a hint. it's heading east. get your shovels ready. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important to get financial advice from people who share your military values. for our

p.m. eastern for a look at the nevada caucuses.'ll be joined by fox all stars, charles krauthammer, steve hayes, a.b. to dodard and ann qualitier and others. caucus results expected 10:00 p.m. eastern time. or we hope so. still ahead, google's new privacy rules. up next, turmoil in egypt attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more reliable. hoveround employees build your chair, deliver your chair, and will service your chair for as long as you own your chair. and most importantly, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for little or no cost. call now for your free dvd and info

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p.m. eastern this afternoon and at 1:00 a.m. on sunday morning. we'll open up the phone lines and we'll have them open for your calls while they count the votes. here are the numbers for the eastern and central time zones. the number is 202-585-3885 and 202585-3886. we'll take your calls until they announce the winner. >> been getting a lot of tweets as well at twitter.com/c-span. our handle is @c-spanhistory just in case you want to favor that. the hash tag today is person of the year 1862. #poty1862. just want to read one tweet before we go back to professor thomas. here's one from wilhelm ii. he's not worthy of conversation. i nominate ben butler and that from our twitter folks. >> we'll go to professor thomas at the library of virginia who is standing by to take some of your calls and question. professor thomas, i do want to start with a question by one of our facebook friends. she'd like to hear professor thomas' opinion about lincoln racing an army and whether he feels lee had any inside information prior to lincoln's assassination. >> okay.

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p.m. eastern.ext saturday, mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingrich will all be together for the very last time ahead of super tuesday. governor mike huckabee getting answers from those candidates on how they plan to bring jobs to america. and saturday, march 3rd, 8 p.m. eastern only on fox news channel. all right. right now, president obama and the first lady are hosting a dinner party at the-- for the nation's governors, let's take a peek, a live look outside the white house, and inside the national governor's association holding its winter meeting in d.c. after years of struggle, many of the state leaders saying the economy is showing signs of life. but other topics also seizing the spotlight we're told, including a lawsuit over the birth control mandate and soaring gasoline prices. peter doocy, sat down with a number of governors today. he has more from wash. >> he'd be interested in joining a lawsuit seven states filed against the obama administration over their contraceptive accommodation

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p.m. eastern time. once the doors close there we expect that you will get a dump of information from the nevada gop and we will be able to make a call at that point. what you see at the bottom of the screen here judge the raw vote total from the nevada gop. we are putting that out. we expect another reporting in just a couple of seconds. it will update automatically. it is a good night. a very good night for mitt romney across the board according to the entrance poles and according to the raw vote total. we will see how big a night it is for him coming up. the big battle right now is for second place between newt gingrich and ron paul. >> it appears that ron paul as you say, brett, is faring very well. wh to what do you attribute that? >> he spent some time in nevada. he spent some money about 370,000 dollars in advertising on the ground. he has historically done well in caucus states which require a lot of organization in order to get your people out to these different sites around different states. he

p.m. eastern. >> i think like everything else that we started out expecting that the united nations would united nations. >>> tour the white house private quarters with laura bush at 5:00 and ladybird johnson at 8:00. nancy reagan reminisces about her husband at 8:30. and at 11:30, the only first lady to run for president, now secretary of state, hillary clinton, at her final campaign rally in 2008. american history tv monday, presidents' day, on c-span3. >>> next william fowler on his book "american crisis:george washington and the dangerous two years after yorktown." the author details general george washington's struggles as he dealt with an ineffective congress and a continental army on the verge of muteny. it was sponsored by the associate law library in boston. >> may i ask you too take your seats police. welcome to the social law library. my name is robert brink and i'm the executive director. we're honored to have all of you anze also delighted to have back william fowler who will talk about his book george washington and the dangerous two years after yorktown 1781 to 1783. let me

p.m. eastern. here on c-span3. and live this weekend on our companion network c-span the national governor's association 2012 winter meeting being held here in washington. our coverage gets under way at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow with an opening news conference. later in the day, a couple of breakout sessions looking at state economies. and our coverage continues on sunday, with a look at education and childhood hunger, as well as homeland security, and the role of the national guard. live coverage of the annual national governor's association winter meeting this weekend on c-span. >> it is our cause to dispel the foggy which avoids hard decisions in the delusion that a world of conflict will somehow mysteriously resolve itself in to a world of harmony. if we just don't rock the boat, or irritate the forces of aggression, and this is holewash. >> as candidates campaign for president this year we look back at 14 men who ran for the office and lost. go to our website, c-span.org/thecontenders to see video of the con

p.m. eastern. in terms of results from minnesota, the first results from that state have been coming in since the doors closed at 8:00 eastern, with 4% of the vote in in minnesota, rick santorum ahead followed byron paul, followed by mitt romney, followed by newt gingrich. just 4% in. results from missouri the non-binding republican primary in missouri, so far in the show-me state, 17% in, rick santorum in the lead followed by mitt romney, then ron paul, then uncommitted. newt gingrich not on the ballot in missouri. zero votes, guaranteed to remain at zero votes, or how many people wanted to vote for him today, zero votes by virtue of not being on the ballot in missouri. will be newt gingrich. colorado 1% in, rick santorum in the lead, followed by mitt romney, newt gingrich and ron paul. 1%, don't extrapolate too much, we will watch results. stay with us. >>> obviously i lost a bet. this is an eli manning jersey, the quarterback of a football team called the new york giants, they beat my team the p

p.m. eastern time.rter of california ban on same-sex marriage proposition 8 vow to take the cause to the u.s. supreme court. federal appeals court today struck down the law. >> for same-sex couples hoping that it's resumed in california, today is a victory. ted olson allegeed on behalf of two gay couples fighting to legally wed. >> this is whether we eliminate second class citizenship, whether we'll treat thousands, millions of our citizens as less equal. less respected. different. less entitled. isolated. >> supporters of traditional marriage are lashing out. mitt romney saying that the fight isn't over. newt gingrich tweeting the ruling is another example of an out-of-control judiciary. the sponsors of proposition 8 call it a blow against direct democracy. >> this case is really all about on the one hand the right of the people. to propose and enact laws versus the federal court interference. in 2008, 52% of california voters approved prop 8, that amended the state's constitution to limit marriage to

p.m. eastern. >> i think like everything else that we started out expecting that the united nations would solve every difficulty just by being the united nations. >> tour the white house private quarters with laura bush at 5:00, ladybird johnson at 8:00. nancy reagan reminisces about her husband at 8:30. at 11:30, the only first lady to run for president, now secretary of state hillary clinton at her final campaign rally in 2008. history history tv monday, president's day, on c-span 3. >>> each year "time" magazine selects a person who had the most influence on events during the previous 12 months. if the same question were posed in 1862, who would "time" select as the person of the year? american history tv will be live next saturday from richmond, virginia, as historians including james mcfehrson and david blight ponder that question and present their candidates for person of the year, 1862. the museum of the confederacy and the library of virginia host the all-day forum. during the day we'll open our phone lines and take your tweets so you can question the historians about their nomina

p.m. eastern. >> i think, like everything else, that we started out expecting that the united nations would solve every difficulty just by being the united nations. >> tour the white house private quarters with laura bush at 5:00. and ladybird johnson at 8:00. nancy reagan reminisces about her husband at 8:30. and at 11:30, the only first lady to run for president, now secretary of state hillary clinton, at her final campaign rally in 2008. american history tv monday. president's day. on c-span 3. >> who would be interested in what the first lady wears other than if you're just a fan of fashion? why do we care what the first lady wears? but we look to her clothes for clues about what she's like as a person, about what the administration might be like both in its style. is it formal? is it informal? is it extravagant? is it simple? and what -- possibly something about her politics or the administration's politics. is it american made? do you proudly say you only wear american designers and american made clothi

p.m. eastern tomorrow on c-span2.oming up on c-span3, american history tv coverage of the history of the space program. in a few moments, an oral history interview with former nasa flight director gene kranz. in an hour and a half, the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring astronauts john glenn, neil armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin. later, a 1963 nasa film biography of john glenn, the first american to orbit the earth. >>> at the 1968 olympic games john carlos and tommy smith raised their fists in the black power salute. >> they said black power. they intimidated so many people. white people in particular by using that phrase. black power. because when they use that word, or that phrase, black power, it made many people think that black power meant destruction. blowing up the statue of liberty or ground zero. destroying america. wasn't anything about destroying america. it was about rebuilding america and having america to have a new paradigm in terms of how we could truly be with each and every one o

p.m. eastern on american history tv on cspan 3. >>> hosted by our time warner cable partner, american history tv recently visited beaumont, texas, to explore the history and literary culture of a city where the oil industry in texas got its start. for more information on our tour of six south central cities this year, visit cspan.org/localcontent. >>> gladys city as we refer to it here locally was built in 1976 for the bicentennial. and it is a recreation of the boomtown that was built when spindletop came in on january 10, 1901. by 1976, there was nothing left of what was the original gladys city, which was just across the highway from us, about half a mile. and so as a project for the bicentenni bicentennial, this group of people came together to try to preserve the history and memory of gladys city. gladys city is named for a young lady that was in the sunday school class of pa tilla higgins. he is one of our main characters. he was -- although he probably wouldn't have liked this, we call him our dreamer. he's the one that came up with a lot of the ideas for gladys city. and her name was

p.m. eastern on tuesday. plus, next saturday, it is huckabee forum number 3. the candidates will discuss the crucial issue of jobs ahead of the super tuesday vote. that, again, is next saturday at 8:00 p.m., eastern, only, right here, on fox news. >> rick: in syria, now, the red cross failing to gain access to the embattled city of homs, trying to evacuate wounded civilians and there are a lot of them and yesterday the red cross managed to bring out 27 people from thed activists say 77 people have been killed across the country today alone and secretary of state hillary clinton with strong words for the syrian president, assad: >> we must stand against those leaders whoever they are and wherever they are, who used violence instead of negotiations. and, i am convinced that assad's days are numbered. i just regret, deeply, that there will be more killing before he finally goes. >> rick: secretary clinton was speaking at a conference in tunisia, trying to end the violence in syria. >> arthel: the u.s. navy is boosting its defense in the persian gulf, reportedly u

p.m. eastern time. cnn coverage of the nevada caucuses begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss it.e coverage at 7:00. join wolf, erin burnett, anderson cooper as the results come in. >>> the group of hackers known as anonymous recorded a phone call between the fbi and scotland yard discussing the investigation into hacking attacks. a law enforcement source tells cnn this is basically vandalism. the fbi is now investigating. >>> israel warns time is running out for iran to abandon its nuclear program. iran is now issuing its own warning, as well. it says any military strike will spark with retaliation and damage u.s. interests ten times over. quoting there. but can the u.s. talk israel into giving actionses more time? we'll tell you next. >>> a powerful snowstorm hits the plains after leaving colorado. overnight, it snowed about two feet and now it's heading east? >> absolutely. it left a lot in colorado. some places around boulder had 20 inches of snowfall. in the ohio valley, all the way down to the gulf coast, we could see possibly some strong thunderstorms, maybe a few tornadoes

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p.m. eastern on c-span 3. at some of the primary contests coming up, on tuesday, michigan and arizona residents had to the poll. 59 delegates are at stake. on march 3, washington hosts their caucuses. the following tuesday, super tuesday, 11 republican contest and 437 delegates are up for grabs. primaries in oklahoma, tennessee, georgia, ohio, virginia, vermont, and massachusetts. stay tuned for c-span -- to c- span for live coverage of the campaign trail. also watch c-span on line at any time and search the candidates on the issues. read with the campaigns, political reporters, and people like you are saying on facebook in twitter, all at our website, c-span.org/campaign2012. >> bobby jindal is scheduled to reveal his proposal today. a budget $900 million in the red. it is mostly cloudy and 37 degrees at the airport. you are listening to the news and weather station. >> next weekend, a book tv and american history tv explore shreveport, louisiana. gary joiner on the louisiana army's failure. a look at the ove

p.m. eastern. access the washington today podcast wherever you are with the c-span radio iphone app or on your data enabled mobile device. >> this is a break-through after all of the problems that we've had over the past year with threatened government shutdowns and threatened shutdowns of the economy, the fact that we have reached this agreement ahead of the deadline is an indication that we can work together for the good of this country. now, we need to work in good faith to put the votes on the board. >> the announcement earlier today with senator dick durbin, democrat of illinois as house republican and democratic leaders pronouncing themselves satisfied today with a deal that negotiators reacaf

p.m. eastern for a period of general speeches followed by debate and a procedural vote on federal judicial nomination. >> shouldn't your president have the highest moral and ethical standards and can be an example to our children and young people in this country? ask yourself that question, please. shouldn't his life make him a role model for your future children? shouldn't anyone you elect to this office always keep his promises? >> as candidates campaign for president this year, we look back at 14 men who ran for the office and lost. go to our web site, c-span.org/thecontenders to see video of the contenders who had a lasting impact on american politics. >> do they not have the right to protest and revolt against a government that they feel does not serve their interests? who appointed us to sacrifice the lives of young americans trying to weigh in on the side of a government that represents, perhaps, 15% of the people of lebanon and has little or no apparent support from the other 85%? >> c-span.org/thecon enders. >> host: and "the communicators"' coverage of the consumer electronics sh

p.m. eastern. access the washington today podcast wherever you are with the c-span radio iphone app or on your data enabled mobile device. at the top of the hour, this is c-span radio washington. around the country, we're on xm channel 119 and washington today continues. >> i will stand on what i've done with regard to the criminal division, the anti-trust division, with regard to the civil division and the fraud pone that we brought in, the great work we've done on national security. if you want to say i'm a person not qualified to be attorney general, you take that into account, as well. >> there you have it, the attorney general eric holder testifying on capitol hill. a contentious meeting with the committee chaired by darrell issa as he testified before the house oversight committee. we'll have more on the issue of fast and furious coming up in just a moment. welcome to hour two of washington today. i'm steve scully. top u.s. intelligence officials are trying to drown play of an early u.s. pull

p.m. eastern on c-span. will have more from the world economic forum tomorrow including a panel on the future of africa, and the ceo's of many corporations talk about the role the company is playing in the economic recovery. >> arizona and michigan hold republican primaries next tuesday. earlier this week, republican voters that in maricopa county. they talk about a legal in immigration, and president obama's birth certificate. this is about 50 minutes. >> wow, what a crowd. i do not know that i have never followed one of the top-tier candidates in a presidential primary. what an honor. i am grateful for many of the things that were said. god bless america and our fallen heroes. [applause] >> freedom is not free, and to use a famous quote, "you have a republic, if you can keep it." that is what this election is about. i'm fearful of our government, and our god-given rights. i made a couple of notes here. i am at the age where i can do without sex, but not glasses. if you see me polo's out, you will know why.

p.m. eastern. that's followed by complete live coverage of the results at 7:00 p.m. being tagged as flip-floppers. why is the president reversing course on something -- and there are millions of foreclosures in the understanding, but this one takes the case. we're taking a closer look at how one of a kind property was auctioned in atlanta. >>> more fallout from the short-lived move to yank grants to planned parenthood. a top official is now out. lisa sylvester is monitoring that and other top stories. what's going on? >> karen handle was a senior vice president for the komen found until thonk. she submitted a resignation. komen later changed its mind on the plan, but -- she's disappointed by mischaracterizations of the strategy and her involved in it. >>> the biggest skyscraper in the southeast sold on the auction block today. the price tag for atlanta's bank of america plaza, $250 million. what a difference, though, six years and a real estate market make. that is about half of what the 55-story went for in 2006. >>> the facebook owner could own uncle sam when the c

p.m. eastern, back to live coverage of the annual nga meeting. that is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. nga coverage continues tomorrow beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern with a discussion on education and eliminating childhood hunger. homeland security and the role of the national guard at 2:30 p.m. eastern. the obama administration thursday outlined a privacy bill of rights at an event attended by members of congress and the private sector. the white house said the proposal would give people more control over how their personal information is used on the internet. the commerce secretary announced the start of a public-private partnership to find consensus on the rules. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to thank you all for coming. we have a distinguished line of speakers. we are going to hear from the director of the council, the secretary of commerce, the chair of the federal trade commission, and then finally from the federal policy director of the consumers union. we are thrilled to have them all. thanks. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for being here. obviousl