paul taylor. twila tharp. because they're choreographers, they know their physicality. know what not to do. >> yeah. >> you know, and not to show. and how to use your body. >> i had chita rivera here not too long ago who's still dancing her age. you put it, got to dance your age. >> that's a timeless artist. incredible. >> i was going to, initially, though, what it's -- how interesting it is. i don't want to say weird, bt interesting it is to sit in the audience, as i did the other night and watch you play these characters, this character who was -- my word, not yours -- so muted, so staged, so this. and the person playing him has always been like this. i mean, that's when you know you're a good actor. all of that. >> that's the challenge. you have to get into the skin of that character. >> right. yeah. you, as i said, have won, received just about every major award there is, and yet you keep pushing yourself to innovate, to create, to try different things. what's that all about? >> you don't measure life by receiving awards. >> right. >> you know, i'm flattered and i'm

our dads are bill taylor and paul taylor, and they run taylor shellfish. >> and i'm brittany taylor, and this is diani taylor. >> that, too. >> and we're the fifth generation of our family to work for our family business. i really take pride in the fact that our company's part of a big community and it's very family-like. we have many families, not only mine, but many other families that have their whole families that work for us. >> the ocean is so acidic that it is dissolving the shell of our baby oysters. our farm is what has kept this family together. it's our glue. i can't imagine. it would be devastating to lose such a big part of our history. when we started farming oysters over 100 years ago, we relied on the natural reproduction of oysters in the bay to occur in order to get our oysters. but as the industry has changed, we started cultivating our own oyster larvae, our own baby oysters. so when we started doing that, we needed something like our hatchery, which is kind of like a greenhouse where you can raise up the baby shellfish and the baby oysters to get big enough so th

. >> paul taylor is a senior fellow at the pugh research center, where he overseas demographic and social research. he's the author of the "the next millennial." millennials out of college are lacial mostly. but those a little younger and starting to vote in this decade a more conservative. we saw mitt romney win a big percentage in the last election. do you see these as being a shift. and it could be an attachment. >> it's a fascinating theory, i think it's just a theory. we'll see. what we do know is that 20 somethings, and these are the young adults in the electorate, have been enormously distinctive in the years they have been voting, they are the lilerral, democratic -- liberal democratic voting group. >> but what we also know about young adults is they are not terribly attached to either political party, a record share of them, if you ask if they are republican, democrat, a record will say independent. they are fed up with politics in washington. this generation, young americans are coming of age. i think they are completely up for grabs, and a lot of fight this fall, but particular

paul v.rizza leo arthur roberts manards. spence jr. kenneth j.swenson sandra c. taylor paul a. tagamire. >> and our brother, charles anthony murphy. zbh and my loving sister, chevron mentes. it's been 13 years but for us, it seems like yesterday. you're sadly missed by all especially your family and friends including your mom and you will always be the wings beneath my wings. >> good job. :w+&2çÑi >>> tonight at 8:00, ceremonies from today commemorating the 13th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. we'll have events from the white house and pentagon as well as the ceremony from new york that you just saw. at 8:00 eastern on our companion network c-span. and on c-span2, iowa public tv hosts an hour long debate for iowa's third congressional district. participating are democrat stacy apple and republican david young. they'll discuss their platforms, future plans, and answer reporters' questions. that's tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> this weekend on the c-span networks, american history tv is live from baltimore's ft. mchenry for the 200th anniversary of the?r star s

paul v.rizza. leal alter roberts. kenneth j. swenson. sandra c. taylor. paul a.tegmir. and our brother, charles anthony murphy.ving sister, it's been 13 years, but for us, it seems like yesterday. you're sadly missed by all, especially your family and friends, including your mom, marta brazil and we'll always be the wings my wings. >> good job. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ playing taps ] >>> as the ceremony comes to a close, we are showing you tweets from members of congress scrolling on the bottom of your screen there regarding the 13th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. if you missed any of our coverage of this memorial in new york city, we will be showing it again this afternoon. also, you can watch it any time in the video library at c-span.org. there have also been memorials at the white house and the pentagon and members of the senate held a moment of silence at the beginning of their day. as you can see, the flag is flying at half staff over the capitol building. president obama took part in those memorials at the white house and the pentagon. the washington post writing standing at a memorial to those who

taylor was so grateful the work a pointid, he wanted to in the first territorial governor of minnesota. first had a career from territorial governor, the mayor of st. paul, second elected state governor, u.s. senator, serving washington, and secretary of war. we are not sure why taylor chose alexander ramsey to be the first territorial governor. actually ramsey was the third choice. what if history went a different direction? who were the other people? ramsey did except. he and his wife or hesitant to come to this area. much a furs very trading village. very small. we knowcapital city today. and his wife, to show her sense of humor, supposedly said to him, minnesota, where is that, denmark? it was an unfamiliar place to people in the eastern part of the united states. as a good wife, in those days, she realized her fortunes lay with her husband and they ended up moving to st. paul and arrived in may of 1849. the house we are in was completed in 1872. it took four years to build. 1872, they moved in. previously to this house, they called it their mansion house. they got the idea for building they spent inars washington, d.c., when he was a senator. it wa

paul v.rizza. leal alter roberts. kenneth j. swenson. sandra c. taylor. paul a.tegmir. and our brother, charles anthony murphy. my loving sister, it's been 13 years, but for us, it seems like yesterday. you're sadly missed by all, especially your family and friends, including your mom, marta brazil and we'll always be the wings my wings. >> good job. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the pentagon will hold a farewell parade and ceremony nor outgoing armed services committee chairs in the house and senate. senator carl levin and mccain kuhn are retiring tend of at the term. we'll have live coverage tomorrow. and then former u.s. ambassador to syria, robert ford, will take part in the discussion of the threat from isis. live coverage from the center for american progress begins at noon eastern. >> up next on c-span, debate for iowa's third congressional house estate. democrat stayi faces david young, and then a bree view of the upcoming u.s. supreme court term. then later, conversation about national security with the director of the non counter- -- national counterterrorism ce

taylor was so grateful the work ramsey did, he wanted to a point in the first territorial governor of minnesota. ramsey had a career from first territorial governor, the mayor of st. paulsecond elected state governor, u.s. senator, serving washington, and secretary of war. we are not sure why taylor chose alexander ramsey to be the first territorial governor. actually ramsey was the third choice. what if history went a different direction? who were the other people? ramsey did except. he and his wife or hesitant to come to this area. st. paul was very much a fur trading village. very small. not the capital city we know today. and his wife, to show her sense of humor, supposedly said to him, minnesota, where is that, denmark? it was an unfamiliar place to people in the eastern part of the united states. as a good wife, in those days, she realized her fortunes lay with her husband and they ended up moving to st. paul and arrived in may of 1849. the house we are in was completed in 1872. it took four years to build. in september of 1872, they moved in. previously to this house, they called it their mansion house. they got the idea for building it from the years they spent

paul hollis is suing landrieu in a baton rouge court hoping to have her disqualified. bret? >> john, thank you. >>> now for a possible problem for kansas republican senator pat roberts to the. democratic nominee chad taylor is withdrawing his candidacy tonight. that opens the door for independent challenger greg orman who actually led roberts by ten points head to head in an august survey by public policy polling. that is a liberal group. >>> home depot is the latest retailer with what appears to be a major credit card data breach. a website that focuses on cyber security says the breach may be many times larger than a similar incident affecting target which had 40 million credit and debit cards stolen. some people are having problems today with facebook and ebay. facebook's service has been restored. ebay says it's still working on the problem. >>> stocks were mixed today. the dow gained 11 and the s&p lost 1.5 and the nasdaq dropped 26. >>> president obama takes on president obama over isis. the panel will review and discuss a very confusing news conference and the administration efforts to again set the record straight or try to. that's after a quick break. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... whil