rick warren. to you to each of you, thank you for coming. you have busy schedules and you made time to talk about causes near and dear to your heart. i will make an opening sent -- statement. thank you for coming. senator lee, it has been a pleasure working with you. as politics change in this country, we are going to make sure that the commitment to this does not change. at the end of the day, i've tried along with senator lee to shine a light on what the 150 count does. it is 1% of our budget and here is what i would suggest. find an account that gives a better rate of return than the 150. 1% of the budget is it -- that includes all the funding for the state department and our aid to israel and other nations. a small portion of that goes to fighting tuberculosis and aids and other diseases. what i want the american people to know, is an i have never seen a better return on investment. the private sector and other organizations of other governments have been collaborating for well over a decade to take the fight to aids and we are winning a

. >>> well, what's bringing elton john and pastor rick warren today? the cause important to both in two minutes. >>> hillary clinton ramps up the race for the white house. >>> dramatic new video of migrants who are trying to better that their lives nearly losing them in process. >>> looking live outside where it's dry right now. but how about your ride in to work? >>> take a look at this rescue south of sicily. take a look the migrants all packed into a small boat scrambling for help when a cargo ship comes by. you can see the migrants panicking looking for life preservers. some claim to safety on the rope. these africans are trying to make their way to europe. the rescued migrants arrived at a port in sicily. just last month, 800 people drowned. >>> california regulators approved rules to save money amid the drought emergency. those new rules impose mandatory water savings targets for hundreds of agencies and cities that supply water in california. the rules forced cities to limit watering on public property and encourage homeowners to do the say. jer

pastor rick warren a voice of compassion for those affected by the epidemic. and sir elton john, a powerful advocate for people living with hiv/a.i.d.s. for decades. we have changed the very trajectory of the hiv/a.i.d.s. pandemic. it's offered hope, healing, and the possibility of prosperity in the place of sickness suffering, and death. today, because of the group 7.7 million men, women and children are receiving life-saving children, and more than a million babies have been born hiv free. 6.7 million voluntary medical male circumcisions have been performed. success, as mentioned by the chairman, is within our collective grasp. if we all focus accelerate and sustain our efforts. our work, as mentioned, is far from done. every week, nearly 40,000 people are infected with hiv 7,000 of them young women. with the youth bulge in subsaharan africa, many women are entering the window of the most susceptibleility to hiv/a.i.d.s. infection. we have to work diligently right now to get and stay ahead of this epidemic. if we don't act now, there will be an estimated 28

pastor rick warren a voice of compassion for those affected by the epidemic. and sir elton john, a powerful advocate for those living with hiv/aids for decade. they have change the the very trajectory of the hiv/aids pandemic. at its core, they offered hope and healing and the possibility of health and prosperity in the place of sickness suffering, and death. today because of this 7.7 men, women, and children receive life saving treatment, and more than a million babies have been born hiv free. 6.7 million voluntary medical mail circumcisions have been performed, and success has mentioned by the chairman is within our collective grasp. if we all focus accelerate, and sustain our efforts, they have deliberately strengthened all aspects of the health systems, not only supporting people who live with hiv/aids but programs around maternal child health and global health security, yet work as mentioned is far from done. every week nearly 40,000 people are infected with hiv, 7,000 of them young women. with the millions of young women enter the window of the most susc

rick warren, pastor of saddleback church. to each of you, thank you for coming. you have an incredibly busy schedule. you made time to talk about causes near and dear to your heart. i will make a brief opening statement to subcommittee members. thank you for showing up. to senator leahy, it's been a pleasure working with you and tim in the minority and the majority. as politics change in this country, senator leahy and i are going to make sure the commitment of this does not change. at the end of the day, i've tried, along with senator leahy, to shine a light on what the 150 count does for the united states and the world. it's 1% of our budget. here's what i would suggest to other members of the body. find an account anywhere throughout the budget that gets a better rate of return than the 150 account. so 1% of the budget is 50 something billion dollars when you add it all up. that includes all the funding for the state department and our embassies and consulate, aid to israel and other nations. a small portion of it goes to fighting a.i.d.s. and malaria, tubercu

rick warren pastor of saddleback church. to each of you, thank you for coming. you have incredibly busy schedules, and you made time to talk about causes near and dear to your heart. i'll make a brief opening statement to the committee members. thank you for showing inging up. senator leahy, a privilege to work with you and senator tim in the majority and minority. as politics change in the country, we'll make sure the commitment of this does not change. at the end of the day, i've tried along with the senator, to shine a light on what the 150 count does for the united states and the world. it's 1% of the budget and here's what i would suggest to other members of the body, find an account anywhere throughout the budget that gets a better rate of return than the 150 account. 1% of the budget is 50-something billion dollars when you add it all up. that includes all the funding for the state department and our embassies and our consulates, aids to israel and other nations, and a small portion of it goes to fighting aids and malaria, tuberculosis and other diseases.

he's the founder, of course of the elton john aids foundation and is alongside pastor rick warren. john just appeared at the senate appropriations committee hearing this morning. he's there to talk with global health experts about progress and setbacks in the battle against aids. take a listen. >> because the american people had the optimism, the ingenuity and the will to make a difference, the lives of millions of people halfway around the world have been saved. but i'm here today with a simple message: the aids epidemic is not over and america's continued leadership is critical. >> reporter: john is asking the senate committee to continue funding hiv and aids prevention and treatment programs. >> good morning and god bless you. yes, the pollen count is high not quite as high as it was yesterday but it is in the high range and it's mostly oak tree pollen now. there's some mulberry and some pine and if you're going to be outside for a length of time and you're an allergy suffererer keep this in mind. otherwise you might want to stay inside because the count will stay high. for the

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faces visit washington dc to ask law makers to not to cut aids funding, sir elton john, pastor rick warren testified before subcommittee on global health. the 68 year old entertainer and aids activist, said has the power to end aids adding he believes it can happen in his lifetime. >>> after much speculation kylie jenner has admitted her lips are fake. that will clip for new episode of keeping up with the cards ash yan's the 17 year old said she has tell for area lip fillers. for months they wondered whether she enhanced her lips. some even went sofas creating the kylie jenner lip challenge. kylie previously denied any enhancements and said she used make up to make her lips look bigger. >>> all right 5:55. coming up: search underway after teenager escapes police custody. where they think he's headed. and, powerful tornados leave trail of destruction across the plane states. we'll take a look at the damage coming up next, mike, alex coming up on good day philadelphia. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to grow up without a whole lot of money. and how much it matters to save. i try t

in a few hours, musician elton john and rick warren will be side by side on capitol hill.air will testify about the global battle against aids and other health crises. john founded an aids foundation. he is urging lawmakers to continue funding for hiv and aids prevention and treatment. >>> as the use of drones is taking off, there are new regulations taking shape here in the u.s. today. the faa is expected to announce a new initiative that could put drones in the air longer and farther away from the person who is controlling them. nbc's tracie potts joins us live with a look at what the faa has planned. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. two initiatives at a drone conference in atlanta. we'll hear that in a few hours. from the faa administrator. the faa already has some proposed rules out there. they launched them in february and since then 4,500 comments have come in from the public from people who use drones as a hobby and from business leaders. this industry could be a billion dollar industry and they are itching to get more drones out there, but they've go

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i can only trust him on that but let's not -- >> he also called rick warren that he was against gay marriage changed. last word. >> sean? >> dr. jeffers. >> yeah sean you got to couple this with what hillary clinton said his would-be successor a few weeks ago when she said we need to change our deeply held religious beliefs to accommodate abortion. that is why this 2016 election is so pivotal. it will determine the spiritual and moral direction of our country and people of faith need to rise up and vote not republican or democrat convictions, but biblical convictions. >> all right, guys. thank you -- >> sean? >> reverend, real quick. >> the gospel billy graham and dr. king righteousness and justice, caring for the poor and not letting the world corrupt us. >>> residents in california are taking drastic measures to reduce their water use as the state faces a historic drought. many stopped watering their lawns to conserve water. hollywood hypocritical celebrities are not doing the same. we'll expose who they are when we come back right after the break. the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, an

after that, of the john and rick warring -- rick warren testify about -- kate andersen brower, authorn and others on terror groups recruiting efforts, including the use of social media. witnesses discuss the online tactics and capabilities of isis and other groups are it they made suggestions for the best strategies, the u.s. government should adapt to counter terror messaging. this is just under two hours. >> is where the testimony will be the truth, so help you god. our first witness is peter bergen. he is the director of national security studies. he is the author of manhunt, the 10 year search for bin

musician elton john and pastor rick warren are among the witnesses testifying wednesday at a senate hearing on global health programs. live coverage is at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. tonight, on c-span's "q&a," kate andersen brower on the world of the white house through the eyes of the people who work there from the kennedys through the obamas. >> who are the thick lens? >> they are an incredible family. nine members of the family have worked at the white house. i interviewed the only current part-time butler who is still there. he works every week at the white house. nine members of his family worked there. his uncle's, john and charles, were nmaitre de's, and he told me, his uncles ran the white house. he was brought in in 1959, during the eisenhower administration. he described how he used to work in the kitchen. he was such a skinny guy, they kept getting him ice cream to eat. he remembers what the eisenhower's were like. this dying breed of person who remembers that. that is what i wanted to do, to pay tribute to these people. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span'

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visit ncicap.org] >> l in john and rick warren of the saddleback church are among the witnesses testifying on the senate hearing on global health. follow live coverage at 10:00 a.m. on c-span 3. the manhattan institute for policy research hosted a forum tuesday on the future of america's black community. the event marks the 50th anniversary of a study on black america conducted by johnson administration assistant labor secretary daniel pasha moynahan. who later represented new york and the u.s. senate. -- daniel patrick moynihan. this includes former maryland governor bob ehrlich. it is an hour and 10 minutes. >> good morning. maybe we can get started. again good morning, everyone. my name is jason reilly, a senior fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research and i would like to welcome everyone to the symposium entitled prosspects for black america and moynihan report turns 50. if you are looking for a white america symposium you are in the wrong room. that would be any of the other rooms in the building. i will be brief with my remarks because we have excellent panelist lined up

musician elton john, founder of the elton john aids foundation and rick warren will be testifying before a senate subcommittee. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> news from the hill about hillary clinton. they write she is set to announcer endorsement when she makes a campaign swing in nevada. reuters reports that she'll say a true solution must include nothing less than full and equal path to citizenship, according to a campaign aide. the aide added she'll say failing a pathway amounts to a second class status. c-span will be live with her remarks at 5:45 p.m. eastern. on saturday potential republican candidates will be at the freedom summit. ted cruz and marco rubio will join ben carson and carly fiorina. saturday on c-span. >> presidential candidates often release books to introduce themselves to voters. here's a look at recent books written by declared and potential candidates for president. hard choices, in american dreams florida senator marco rubio outlines his plan to restore economic accountability and culture in god, guns grits and gravy. rick santorum argues

musician elton john who was the founder of the elton john aids foundation, and rick warren, the minister of saddle back church will testify before a senate subcommittee. coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in las vegas today. she's expected to talk about immigration. c-span will have her comments beginning at 5:45 p.m. eastern. on saturday declared and potential republican presidential candidates will be at the south carolina freedom summit. ted cruz and marco rubio will be joining potential candidates rick perry and rick santorum in greenville, south carolina. live coverage begins saturday morning at 10:00 eastern. >>> presidential candidates often release books to introduce themselves to voters. here's a look at some recent books written by declared and potential candidates for president. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration and hard choices. in american dreams florida senator rubio outlines his plan to restore economic opportunity. former ar

rick warren: yes. that is why i go back to this holistic approach to aid and assistance. the peace plan -- e is equipped service leaders. we believe corruption is one of the big problems in the world, along with poverty, disease, illiteracy, and conflict. you have to deal with all of them at the same time. you can't just do with poverty. you can just deal with corruption. you have to deal with education. you have to deal with all these together. i found in working with local governments run the world, the most important thing first is to listen, to not assume i know what i know about the country. when i go in the country, the first thing i do is take a yellow clipboard and sit down and listen. i'm listening to their culture their values. i'm listening to what they are saying. i'm not coming in and automatically imposing something. i want to find out, what do you need? there is a verse in the bible that says, when you go into the village, find the man of peace. the piece person in any culture or any corporation -- i have found them in nations, businesses, local -- you find

running for president and in a debate against john mccain in the saddleback church forum moderated by rick warren. the moderator asked president obama when life began and the president's response was, and i quote, whether you're looking at it from a theerlogical perspective or scientific perspective, answering that question with specificity, you know, is above my pay grade. the president of the united states said it's above his pay grade to say when human life begins. that is a shame. when i ran for congress i made the commitment to the people of the second district of west virginia that i would do everything in my power to defend the unborn. i continue to be guided by my faith my values, my education and my constituents on this issue. i look forward to working with my colleagues to defend the innocent and give a voice to the voiceless unborn babies. thank you mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from delaware, mr. carney for five minutes. mr. carney: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and exte

sir elton john founder of john, founder of the elton john dean's foundation and doctor rick warren.f you thank you for coming. you have an incredibly busy schedule and you made time to talk about causes near and dear to your heart. i we will make a brief opening statement to subcommittee members. thank you for showing up. the sen. leahy, it is been a pleasure working with you and tim in the minority and majority. as politics change in this country, senator leahy and i we will make sure that the commitment to this does not change. at the end of the day i have tried along with senator leahy, to shine a light on what the 150 count does with the united states and world. as 1 percent of our budget command here is what i suggest other members of the body can't find an account anywhere throughout the budget that gets a better rate of return than the 150 count. 1% 150 count. 1 percent of the budget is 50 something billion dollars when you add it all up. that includes all of funding for state department, embassies, consulates, aid consulates, aid to israel and other nations, and a small port

lobbyist but whose purple tint shadesal suggesting i'm still a glam rocker testifying alongside rick warren who is a mega church pastor and whose flock is engaged in public initiatives around the globe. they were talking about the health of the public. here's a little bit of that hearing. >> mr. chairman, this is the most powerful legislative body in the world, and this congress has the power to end aids. tough power to maintain the historical commitment in leading the campaign against this disease. i'm here today to ask you to use that power and seize this window of opportunity and change the course of history and one day soon i hope stoned my thanks to you this congress of the united states of america not only for fighting this disease but for ending it once and for all. thank you. host: singer song writer elton john on capitol hill testifying yesterday. we covered it. if you missed it, go to c-span.org, the topic there, global health. also from the washington tinals, mitch mcconnell is pushing the patriot act deadline from phone records to snooping on phone lines hoping to end with a tak

rick warren pastor of saddle back churchch. to each you. thank you for coming. you have busy schedules. you made time to talk about causes near and dear to your heart. i will make a brief opening statement to the subcommittee members. thank you for showing up. to senator leahy. it has been a pleasure working with you and tim. as in the minority and the majority. as politics will change in the country. senator leahy and i will make sure that the commitment of this account will not change. at the end of the day. i have tried along with senator leahy to shed a light on what the count does for the united states and the world this. is 1% of the budget. this is what i would suggest to the other members body. find an account anywhere throughout the budget that will get a better rate of return than the 1 50 account. 1% of the budge set 50 something billion dollars when you add it up. that is funding for the state department. embassies and consulate and other nations and the small portion of that will go to fighting aids and malaria. and tuberculosis and other disease. w

i know last night with our discussion and pastor rick warren that a lot of these diseases can be prevented or treated or cheered. if it happened to us we would come up with whatever amount of money but countries don't have the money very few americans suffer from river blindness or polio or yellow fever. when you are the wealthiest country on earth there is a moral responsibility that goes beyond political or economic. especially when they affect millions of people that is woefully inadequate health services and hiv/aids identified 33 years ago. aids and tuberculosis continue to be a serious problem but we can't do better. but the rates of infection in here in this country pale compared to other countries like sub-saharan africa africa, southeast asia, eastern europe, the chairman has pointed out the budget restraints that we have but that doesn't mean we suddenly, we do have a lot of money to spend we need to pick where we go but to make sure we use our best resources for both the ebola catastrophe those that realize it was relatively easy to do detect and contain especially before the ex

senator warren and rick santorum agree on two things. against the ttp and they agree on raising the minimum wage and they agree on inequality. and so not all republican candidates have the same policy responses to the issue of income unequality, but in 1994 republican candidates weren't talking about income inequality. now most of the major republican candidates are. >> when you have alan greenspan saying that income inequality -- greenspan is the biggest threat to american capitalism, which he did i think like five years ago. lets you know how bad it's become. >> up next, far from the battle line hes in syria, there is another -- >> and you know how we'll fix it we're going to elect another clinton and bush because that will change things. >> no, it won't. there is another shadow war being waged against russia. and according to vice president joe biden, it has profound implications. richard haass breaks down the administration's tough new rhetoric against the kremlin. hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people? ♪ w

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conservatives," rick santorum argues the republican party must focus on the working class in order to retake the white house. in "a fighting chance," massachusetts senator elizabeth warren recounts the events in her life that shaped her career as an educator and politician. wisconsin governor scott walker argues republicans must offer bold solutions to fix the country and have the courage to implement them in "unintimidated." and kentucky senator rand paul who has also declared his candidacy, calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book "taking a stand." more potential presidential candidates with recent books include former governor jeb bush. in "immigration wars," he along with clint bolek argue for new immigration policies. in "stand for something," ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to traditional american values. former virginia senator james webb looks back on his time serving in the military and in the senate in "i heard my country calling." independent vermont senator bernie sanders recently announced his intention to seek the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech" is a printing of his eight-hour-long fili

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