atmonday, the senate returns 2:00 p.m. et. be sure to follow craig kaplan for daily congressional updates. live coverage of congress on tv, the radio, and online at c-span.org. members of the british youth parliament aged 11 to 18 gathered in the houses of parliament for their annual debate. they debated five topics that would be considered further national debate. talk about making transportation more affordable and accessible. it is about 30 minutes. colleagues, the youth parliament will now consider the third motion of the day in the last of our morning session. make public transport cheaper, better, and accessible for all. to move the motion, i call from the northwest of england, rose. [applause] given the chance, would you help these young people? now, you have that chance. four years ago, the committee carried out a report on transport. four weeks ago, 108,000 young wanted us to campaign on this issue again. if an illness were diagnosed, would you stop treatment today? let's use the evidence to create a reform for a fres

at 2:00 p.m. et, the international history professor at the london school of economics and public science. a thirdhad to look to power to preserve its independence and sovereignty against the imperial ambitions of written and russia. in the 1930's, iran looked to germany to play that role. after the second world war whole generation of iranians face that . including the united states. as a country with no history of colonial reason -- colonialism in the region. x at 8:00, real america. president kennedy's civil rights bill and how mahatma gandhi influenced his work. for the complete holiday schedule go to c-span.org. weekend, american history tv is featuring hartford connecticut. samuel clemens lived in hartford while writing the adventures of tom sawyer and the adventures of huckleberry finn. c-span cities to her staff recently visited the site. >> this collection came to the in 1957.connecticut it represents a flyover survey of american firearms in the 19th and 20th century. ands very heavy experim

on monday, our live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. et on c-span and c-span2 truck. -- c-span2. we will take you to a democratic caucus on c-span2. stay with c-span and join in on the conversation with c-span radio. as i have in watching the campaign this year, it is far more interesting to look at the republicans than the democrat side. that may have some thing to do with why there is more interest in these candidates and their books. carlosay night on "q&a," discusses books written by the 2016 residential candidates. >> -- presidential candidates. >> everyone does have interesting things in their lives. politicians are so single-minded in this pursuit of power and ideology but they could have particularly interesting ones, but when they put out these memoirs, they are sanitized. they are vetted. for a minimum controversy. quick a panel of judges discussed the impact of the reconstruction of minutes. they talk about examples from desegregation and examined the recent treatment of minority groups. the national constitution center hosts a 45 minute event. >> now we are going to p

live coverage at 7:00 p.m. etspan. >> c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house for the iowa caucuses. lifey, february 1 our coverage begins in c-span and c-span2. we will bring you live pre-caucus coverage taking your phone calls, tweets and texts. then we will take you to our republican caucus on c-span. see the event live in its entirety and stay with c-span and join in on the conversation on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> donald trump told reporters tuesday he will definitely not anticipate in thursday night's republican debate hosted by fox news. came during ant news conference preceding a campaign rally he was holding in marshalltown, iowa will stop he also received the endorsement of the sheriff in arizona. this is 25 minutes. >> thank you. i remember being in iowa four years ago, helping another person running for president. i got to know iowa, i got to know the people. what a great state this is. great people, personified with america is all about. i am here to endorse a great p

the event, moderated by cnn anchor chris cuomo, will air from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. et and comes as clinton and sanders are neck and here in south carolina, panthers meanwhile, clinton, sanders and martin o'malley will take part this is the latest democratic forum before iowa's february first caucuses, the first in the punched its ticket to the we're here with sports director rick henry to tell us more about the fans' excitement.....rick. panthers ans in both south and north carolina are thrilled about the team going to the super bowl for the 2nd time in franchise history. whether you're going to the big game on february 7th in santa clara, california or just throwing a super bowl party at home....you need some new panthers gear. nfc champion t-shirts were the big draw at the panthers' team store at bank of america stadium. many fans were wearing their black and blue while buying more gear. they say they watched last night's game and they're thankfull the second half was not stressful. sunday was the first time fans were able to cheer their team to victory at home for a

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a large section of the high-end address hotel soon after the fire started around 9:30 p.m. (12:30 p.m. et). witnesses said they heard explosions as the fire raged. despite that huge the flames didn't fireworks from going off. just blocks away from the scene, crowds of onlookers enjoyed what was billed as one of the largest firework displays in the world. it's going to be a mostly sunny start to the new year. . but don't expect that to last too long. the first full week of 2016 promises to bring two rounds of rain. we'll start to cloud up as early as sunday, with chances for scattered showers (with little or no accumulation) sunday night through monday, and possibly lingering into tuesday. look for the best chances for stronger rain throughout wednesday and thursday. it's a down exactly how much rain will fall and exactly when, but the potent weather system that's out in the pacific now will definitely be arriving mid-week and sticking around for a few days. even when chances for rain die down, expect to see plenty of cloud cover. daytime highs will warm close to normal (low to mid 50s) wh

live coverage for the road to the white house begins at three: 30 p.m. et on c-span. the countdown is on and as we approach the idyllic caucuses, we are the only place where you can watch these events unfold as they happen. whether a campaign rally, a house party, a town meeting or a policy speech, nobody else will give you that unfiltered look at the candidates as they work the crowd and talk to voters and make their best sales pitch. we will be crisscrossing iowa, covering all the candidates and then we will keep an eye on what happens on caucus night itself because we will be the only network that will take you to a republican and democratic caucus. if you've ever wondered how it all happens watch c-span. >> monday night on "the communicators," craig timber joins us from stanford university in california to discuss a series of articles for the post and examines the creation of the internet, the founder's objective and why security played such a small role for them and what cyber security issues faced internet issues today. forevernsumers we are choosing things othe

et, the2:00 p.m. economics professor on the irani on iran's cold war partnership with the united states. tothey had a look at britain help its imperial ambitions with russia. a whole generation of moved to the united states, a country that had no material ambitions and no history of colonialism in the region. announcer: and it 8:00, the real american. an interview with martin luther king, his comments on president kennedy's civil rights bill, and how gandhi influenced his work. for full schedule, go to c-span.org. next on lectures in history, arizona state university professor brooks simpson discusses the role of the president during wars, including those waged without a for

someone who has a servant's heart and a backbone for people, i hope you .ill caucus for me at 7:00 p.m on monday. etou down -- i will not let you down. fulfill what every generation has been able to fulfill, which is to provide opportunities for the next generation that are greater than what they had. we are on the verge of doing this, but we have to change the direction of this country. i think i can do it with you, and i hope you will join me. thank you very much. [applause] there is a mic. one back there. here is a question appear. >> as president he will have some openings on the u.s. supreme court. will you consider barack obama as a nominee? [laughter] you have been watching the democratic debates. i was pretty breathtaking. i would put that in the hand or category. -- pander category. no. >> what is your plan for providing safe, reliable, affordable energy in the future? governor bush: we need to have a diversity of the supply of energy. we need to let market decide this more than anything else. we drove through here from des moines, iowa, and there were warned turbines all over the place. yo

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businesses the walmart on tuscarora tuscarora street,et, the circle straight k on dressler all targeted by bomb threats. the calls by came in at 7:00 p.m. prompting evacuations at each store. a bomb threat was also called into the canton police department.epa police say all businesses weress searched and nothing was found. we will continue to follow thee everything here at www.fox8.com ande also on tv in mecca fire destroyed a small home and sent to people to the hospital shortly before 9:00 p.m. yesterday at this trailer onile fourth-quarter street northwest. joss were stevenson's grandmother wilma noland escape the flames that stephen suffered burns on both his hands for home.he the trailer is a loss and the cause is under investigation. >>> three of the victims in a home explosion will be laid to rest this week as investigators continue to figure out exactly what happened. police fo at the scene of the blast and they say it could be arson but it could investigation is complete. meanwhile family and friends have a vigil outside what is left a of the home. funeral services for cynthia mather and her two daughtersr ruth andt allison ar

goingg to scoot off to the east and et allow things to warm up around a here the next couple of days bus again cool afternoon highfter temperatures in the low 40s at 0 2:00 p.mhg tonight not as cold overnight o look at the seven day coming upm in just a minute. just in weather update i provided.. sorry i'm not very smooth righth now. now traffic update with erin.n >> you were so excited for the r traffic you lost your train oftr thought.th. right now seven east in loudounn county crash activity aft marker street in leesburg. in bigger delays that we earlier dissipated but slow zone in thaa area so use caution. cauon aside from that, in princee william smoketown road person re hit by a car it's closed at beaver pond road for crashd or investigation.atio person suffered serious injuries and flown to the hospital.n tohh so definitely give yourself yous extra time to get around that area.. active accident investigation.. we move over for a look at gw parkway a person driving hit vehicle in mount verno so use caution as you travel through te that area. th and then inside the district, incidents we have fire activity closing m street southeastouth between new jers

p.m. eastern on real america, the 1963 interview with reverend martin luther king, jr. on his nonviolent approach to civil rights, his comments on president kennedy civil rights bill et al. mahatma ghandi influenced his work. work. >> some years ago when i first studied the kantian philosophy and the methods of nonviolent resistance, i came to the conclusion that it was the most potent weapon available to a press people in their struggle for freedom and human dignity -- oppressed people. i would say this overall direct action movemen movement with its citizens and its stand-in's, it's neil ends, its mass marches and pilgrimages and all of the other alibis that into the struggle have been having a great deal after ghani's. for the complete american history tv we can schedule go to c-span.org. >> the national flood insurance program insurance more than 5 million homes mostly in texas and florida. the program is $23 billion in debt today the house financial services subcommittee on housing and insurance held a hearing looking at nongovernmental alternatives to the program. >> okay. let's call the committee to order. pictures authorized to declare a recess at any time. isra