and rothstein, about the fixing of the 1916 world series. join us live with your calls, e-mails and tweets for david petruza sunday on book tv's in depth on c-span2. >> this is c-span 3. every week 48 hours of people and events telling the american story on american history tv. get our schedules and see past programs on our websites. and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. house oversight committee republicans continued their criticism of the energy department's loan guarantee program, releasing e-mails between an energy department contractor, and executives from one of the companies that received government funds. the co-ceo of the company testified before the government sub committee. he and three other executives said the government backing was instrumental in moving forward on a number of large scale renewable projects. the program was administered by the energy department, and is the same department that gave loans no solyndra. this is about two hours and ten minutes. >> you had to listen to us talk for a few minutes

ron rothstein >>mark: a freshman senator attacked a senior in the hallway as a group watched his and prevented others from breaking up the fight. this comes on the heels of a bullying incidents in vallejo and concord. the officials said they are alarmed at what happened at the hospital -- high- school and then to review their policies. >> we really want to take a look at what we're doing in our schools that allows for students to learn how to solve problems in ways other than using violence. >>mark: a muni train to towns and power lines yesterday around 4:00 p.m. on market street. a train passing by knocked down live power lines. incredibly, only minor injuries were reported. service was disrupted for several hours. >>james: of the skies and sunshine furious see some even have some clouds out there. partly cloudy skies as the week of air and get out the door. temperatures are also on the mild side. cool in the north bay with upper forties. more temperatures this afternoon. take a look at how the temperatures should play out. >>george: a potential hot spot along the doe will drive a b

bob rothstein works in bethesda. the first heat wave of the season carries an increased wave of heatstrokes. >> but you also see people who have any other underlying disease which is exacerbated by the heat. >> reporter: the small children and elderly need to be careful. >> stay cool and hydrated with something with electrolytes. >> reporter: lane you have to take care of your car. you don't want to be stranded. mike works in bethesda. >> we will see blown radiator hoses. >> reporter: make sure your hoses are clamped down. >> and they are not swelling. >> reporter: and don't forget to wear light colored loose fitting closes. rei are selling styles to fight the heat. >> they absorb moisture so it can evaporate. >> reporter: now health experts say people who work outside like folks at this construction site behind me need to stay hydrates. it's important to point out that pepco beefed up its crews. they are ready to respond to equipment issues. but make sure you conserve your energy. live in d.c. i'm shomari stone, new

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books, including "1920, the year of the six presidents," "1960, lbj versus jfk versus nixon" and "rothstein" about the fixing of the 1919 world series. join us live with your calls, e-mails and tweets for david pietrusza on sunday, july 1st for "in-depth" on c-span 2. >>> now a discussion on wind energy development and the production tax credit or ptc which gives wind farms a credit of 2.2 cents per kilowatt hour of energy produced. et credit expires at the end of the year. the atlantic hosted this one-hour forum. >> martin clemper, co-head of the infrastructure project, and then we have will est kempton, of carbon-free and steve clemons, senior vice president of development of nextera energy resources. maybe i should have put that, too. i know he's out there looking at what works and what doesn't. we're going to talk for just a little bit ourselves and then open to all of you for a broader set of questions. and i come at this as a lay person, but i did -- i do have some images. wind part of this. whenever i'm discussing this subject, i wonder why i'm discussing it. am i discussing it becau

paul rothstein from the jorntown university law center. and jonathan turley.thank you for being here. i want your thoughts on the ruling overall. >> extraordinary line-up. most predicted 5-4. but not that 5-4. what is astonishing to me is damage done to federalism. roberts builds up federalism and then proceeds to destroy it. he says this is not something you can do under the commerce clause. >> bret: semantic decision. for insurance. >> right. for people like myself who believes in federalism, that is excellent thing to say. but then he show house the taxing authority can result in vir come vention of federalism. it's hard to see what is left. it's hard to see the limiting principles. roberts is the one saying what is the limiting principals to do it under the commerce clause? you were left reading the agreement what is the limiting principle? it's a tax. now with oral arguments can i have a law to require people to buy cell phones? he clearly thought that was no. but you are left reading the opinion saying can i have a tax if you don't buy a cell phone? >> b

baseball has resulted in a dozen books including 1920: the year of the six presidents, 1960, and rothsteinut the fixing of the 1919 world series. join us live with your calls, e-mails and tweets for david pietrusza sunday at noon eastern on booktv's "in depth" on c-span2. >> when did clean energy become a dirty word? i mean, you know, what is wrong with clean energy? you can believe, you know, what you want about our existing energy sources, but why couldn't you also believe that there's an opportunity for clean energy? >> i think we need to create demand in the next five to ten years for renewables to offset all the advantages that fossil fuels have had, and i think it's clearly happening on a state--state basis. >> roughly three times as much of our energy is consumed in mobility as it is in, you know, heating our homes and our offices. and natural gas, again, north america's the only continent where we don't have widespread vehicles coming off the assembly line that can use compressed natural gas. there's still a ton of people out there that honestly believe that come pressed natural ga

jfk verse nixon, and rothstein, about the fixing of the 1990 world series. join us live with your calls, e-mails and tweets, sunday, out noon eastern, on book tv's in depth on c-span2. >> armed services committee ranking member senator john mccain and other republican senators held a briefing on the obama administration's national security leaks. senator mccain and other senators are calling for an independent investigation regarding the leaks. this is about 30 minutes. >> good morning. i'm joined by my colleagues, senator chambliss, the ranking republican on the intelligence committee. senator john corn enis a member of the armed services committee and senator wicker, member of the armed services committee, senator graham is unable to join us. it's important for us to recognize the gravity and the seriousness of this issue. according to senator feinstein, the chair person of the intelligence committee, i quote here, this disclosures have seriously interfered with ongoing intelligence programs and have put in jeopardy our intelligence capability to act in th

baseball, has resulted in a dozen book, including "1920: the year of six presidents," and "1960" and "rothstein" about the fixing of the world series. call us -- join us live with your calls and tweets. >> and now live to the floor of the u.s. house for debate on suspension bills. >> again we're waiting on the house, they'll be in in just a minute. voting will get under way at 6:30 eastern. they'll be working on an agreement to re-authorize highway highway and mass transit projects. you can see live coverage when they gavel in in just a moment. the speaker pro tempore: further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules or on which the vote incurs objection under clause 6 of rule 20. record votes on postponed questions will be taken later. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4850, enabling energy savings innovations act. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4850, a bill to allow for innovations and alternative technologies that meet or exceed desired e