leaders from all three branches of government, including president obama, justice kagan, and senator richard burr. here their insights on sunday .ight at 8 p.m. on c-span's "q " >> hillary clinton it gives the keynote address. she spoke about women's rights in the united states and around the world. .irst, tina brown she introduces secretary clinton. this is 35 minutes. [applause] >> welcome everybody to the women of the world summit. [applause] we have an incredible night last night with meryl streep and angelina jolie, and those amazing women from pakistan. today we will bring you some extraordinary women telling extraordinary stories. of course, the most extraordinary of all is standing right next to me. [applause] before she lets you hear her amazing words today, i want you to conjure up an image. this image of a solitary woman in a house in rangoon. throughout her long years under house arrest in burma, separated from her husband and her two young boys, the heroic dissidents aung san suu kyi was sustained by poster she put up on her wall. was a poster from the 1995 united nations first world

lamaral danker, kelly john blunt richard burr, saxby chandlis the guy who lied about being a vietnam vets. dan coast coats tom coburn, thad cochrane, bob corker. mike crapo don't get in a car with that guy. ted cruz, america's sweetheart p michael enzy. let's catch up. we got bob corker, and it's coming up at any point now. there we go. mike enzi. deb fisher i want you to know their faces as well. jeff flake, of course, i'm a little bit ahead. i'm just going to keep on going. the overwhelming straight lindsey graham p orrin hatch dean heller, john hogan. james enhoff, they're all here. johnny isaacson, ron johnson mike lee, mitch mcconnell jerry moran, rand paul, pat roberts, marco rubio jeff sessions david vitter, roger wicker. these are guys who had a chance to stop killing now the democrats who decided their senate seats and pensions of nra ratings are not getting primaried are more important than you max baucus, heidi high camp and sorry of the massacring of names. harry reid also voted no only because that means he can bring the vote up again but he gets honorary mention for

like north carolina's richard burr.had pledged to filibuster but after meeting with newtown families he changed his vote. republicans also felt pressure from inside their party as well. over the weekend senator john mccain criticized republicans proposing the filibuster. after the vote today harry reid praised mccain for his help. >> i so appreciate the members on the other side of the aisle especially john mccain, who on a sunday show said, i don't think there should be a filibuster on this. john mccain is a leader, has been a leader in this country for 31 years. people respect his opinion and i'm grateful to all republicans who joined with us to allow the debate to go forward. >> michael: the republicans who didn't join with the democrats though are digging in their heels. senator john cornyn of texas said i don't thinker gun laws would not have helped the newtown, and that republicans are committed to helping them. even though they don't want to bring the bill to a vote. >> the president has told some of these victim

senator chandlis, richard burr, roger wiker says the measure goes too far. senate could vote on it later this week. >>> wall street, look at the stocks. they did take quite a tumble yesterday. the dow plunged 266 points, 2%. allys alison kosik is in for christine. >> it's been a solid year. when you see a selloff like this, it can be big. you look at how stocks are doing so far. dow's up anywhere from 11 to 13%. same with the s&p 500. you look at how the day transpired. stocks were already lower before the opening bell, before the bombing in boston. it was on some bad news out of china showing that growth there slowed on some bad or weaker economic data, home builder confidence. then you saw the selloff excel ler ra ler ra-- accelerate. there was volatility. yes, it shows that reaction to the terrorist attack or these kinds of attacks are more emotional than fact based. look at how many points were because of what happened in boston. about 120 points of that 266 happened right after those explosions were reported, but you didn't see panic. you're seeing stoc

. >> and then finally, there's this boston globe story that used richard burr, republican senator from north carolina, claiming multiple contacts by the russian government to the fbi regarding tamerlan and there's some dispute there, explain. >> here the fbi has told us and again today, that is not true. they say they were contacted by the russians once. now, they never say russians. they say another country, but we know it's the russians. once in early 2011, that's what led to this initial threat assessment. the fbi says it went back to the russians and said we got nothing on this guy, can you give us more information to go on and that they never heard back from the russians about him again. >> pete williams on the case for us. thank you, sir. >>> turning to an unexpected document and another security story. remember the investigation into ricin? that's the poison allegedly intended for the white house and roger wicker. well, the fbi apparently nabbed the wrong man. in mississippi, a federal judge released kevin paul curtis after the fbi dropped all charges against him with those lett

to block a vote, to the offices of rand paul, ted cruz, mike lee, marco rubio, pat roberts and richard burr and ron johnson and mitch mcconnell himself, so these grieving family members can meet with those senators or staff and take out of their purse or backpack a photo of their dead child and say tell me why we cannot get a vote on this. tell me your response is a procedural mechanism of obstructionism. tell me to my face that you will deny closure. these family members did a version of that kind of lobbying in connecticut last week when their state legislature was poised to pass gun safety legislation and it was effective. the question is, is the opposition in washington even shamable. joining us is emily nottingham. her son, gabe zimmerman, was an aide to gabrielle giffords. he was one of six people killed. with me maya wiley and leah gunn barrett. leah, you were in that room an it was so striking to watch the atmosphere of that room and feel how palpably angry and passionate and loud that room was. what did it feel like to be in there? >> it was very emotional. you know, there's so muc

bringing up the rear of this band of brothers are mike lee, marco rubio, jerry moran, jim inhofe, richard burrm risch, mike crapo, dan coats and pat roberts. and these are men who do not believe that the massacre of american children should cause us to pause and even discuss new forms of gun safety legislation on the floor of the senate. their refusal is partly based upon the fact that they cannot be shamed by the victims of that tragedy because their voices are now silent. so here's a reminder of those beautiful children whom the president believes deserve nothing more, nothing less, than a vote. charlotte bacon. daniel bardon. olivia. josephine gay. ana marquez-greene. dylan hockley. madeleine sue. catherine hubbard. chase kowalski. jesse lewis. james mattioli. grace mcdonnell. emilie parker. jack pinto. noah pozner. caroline providi. jessica. aviel richmond. ben wheeler. and allison wyatt. if only for pity's sake, give these children a vote.

one of my great friends is sex the chandler said richard burr. i love the man's friends but we also put are heads together a lot and think about things. i love jim demint's courage for where he stands on where we need to go. i don't agree with him but he will go down in history as trying to redirect as towards our limited government. he has a lot of courage that way. i have a lot of admiration for different people. in the senate. just like they see my negative qualities and positive qualities but the assumption on those that i mentioned i really think are thinking long term, not short-term and that is a real problem for us in the senate, we need to think about the outcomes ten years ago, not our political careers. >> host: you walk us through the 1997 coup attempt against speaker newt gingrich and some friends over there. john k. sick, sue myra -- >> guest: she is a lame duck, seller individual with -- she knows what she believes and willing to stand on principle no matter what it costs her. john casek is fun to deal with. as fallout with serving

all-three branches of government, including president obama, justice elena kagan, and senator richard burr. hear their its sights from the week tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> next, president obama's 2014 budget request for the defense department. pentagon officials discuss the details of the budget request last week. in this portion, department comptroller, robert hale, and lieutenant general mark ramsey talk about overseas contingency operations, the impact of sequestration on the army, air force, and navy, and concerns about military readiness. his is about 40 minutes. >> we're going to move right into the second part of the briefing. we will have a filing break at the end of this before we start the service briefing. probably don't need any introduction to our two individuals, but i will anyway. first, bob hale, undersecretary, and lieutenant general mark ramsey. they're here to do through in more detail, and then take some of your questions before we get into the service briefs. with that, we'll take your questions. our can i get the flags, please? our goal today is to give you

the historian arthur sausage richard burr said all of my sons have been about how we can be together.that black moderate the united states cannot try to do that hennig inc. is no more successful than in "the central park five" because the guys revealed the sameness of the site you can to you and me and that's what we need to remember every day. so we don't look across the street and just the black guys that we need to be fearful of. >> host: ken burns come his new film called train i. "the central park five" see on pbs tuesday night. check your local listings. thanks so much for talking to her audience this morning. >> thank you. >> immigrant in several states states -- one of those rallies for thought on the national on the inadequate remarks by vincent gray thaws bob menendez and congressman luis gutierrez. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. that may welcome a trade nation's capital, the. this rally right here on the floor of the cab abolishes america that we care about reform. [speaking in spanish] >> and we care about a pathway to citizenship. [speaking in spanish] [cheers a

. -- richard burr. now, defense secretary chuck hagel and joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey testifying on the president's 2014 budget request. it includes a most $527 billion in discretionary spending, but does not include funding for the war in afghanistan. the pentagon says the overseas contingency operation budget would be submitted in late april or early may. from the house armed services committee, this is three and a half hours. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] collects the meeting will come to order. -- >> the meeting will come to order t. we come here today to receive testimony on the 2014 year budget request from the apartment of defense. we are happy to have you here, mr. secretary. general dempsey, thank you for being here. secretary hell, we appreciate all of the great work you do for our nation. our job on this committee is to weigh inputs from senior military leaders so that we may fulfill our constitutional

from all three branches of government, including president obama, justice elena kagan and senator richard burr. here their insights from the week sunday night at 8:00 on c- span q&a. >> the house gaveled out earlier today, but not before passing a bill that limits the authority of the national labor relations board. that completes legislative work for the week. the chamber returns live on monday at noon eastern. 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. to hear more about next week's agenda, majority leader eric cantor. >> thursday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. on friday, no votes are expected rat. the house will consider suspensions next week, a complete list of which will be announced by close of business today. we expect a robust debate next week on the importance of our nation's cybersecurity. the house will consider a number of bipartisan bills to reduce obstacles to voluntary information sharing between the private sector and government, secure our nation's infrastructure, better predict -- protect government systems and combat foreign threats. a number of committe

richard blumenthal and chris murphy. i think we should read out the names of the senators who signed up for the filibuster. mitch mcconnell, rand paul, cruz, rubio, inhofe, moran, burrson, enzi, crapo and senator roberts. shame on all of you. i find it completely outrageous that over something as important as this, these characters would sign up to basically refuse to allow a vote. what is your reaction as to this letter? >> my reaction is the american people are going to be very aghast and deeply angry if a handful, small group of united states senators block a vote. the president has said that the newtown victims as well as the victims of aurora and of virginia tech and columbine deserve a vote. and so do the american people. and i'm confident that if there is a vote, we will be on the right side of history. obviously the ban on illegal trafficking, strengthening school safety as well as a national criminal background check are essential, and senator murphy and i are going to be championing a ban on high capacity magazines and joining and supporting a ban on assault weapons. so we have the core of a very, very viable package that the american people will welcome a