secretary of the interior sally jewell says the money will help maximize the efficiency of our water use. nearly $20 million will help the central valley project. on monday the president released his budget proposal which included plans to improve the country's water infrastructure. >>> health officials are monitoring two suspected cases of measles after the disease spread to two more states. the latest cases are in new jersey and ohio. in chicago, unvaccinated children and staff have been told to stay home for three weeks. 20 states allow parents to opt out of immunizations for philosophical reasons. >> it is a little bit disturbing that people have decided not to vaccinator that children or themselves and that these diseases are allowed to spread in the community. >> there have been at least 150 measles cases in 14 states. many of them linked to disney theme parks in california. the california department of public health says there are currently 99 confirmed cases in california. >>> the shutdown is looming in west coast ports including oakland with a deadline for management just fo

. >> reporter: their education is a responsibility of secretary of interior sally jewell.rseas the bureau of indian education. she says she's reorganizing the department to make it more efficient. >> we really have never served indian children well, and that's not okay. >> reporter: last year, jewel was able to get $954,000 from congress for school repairs. but that's less than 1% of the estimated $1 billion needed. this year, $19 million will go to school construction. >> i've never had such a powerful job with so little power because you're completely reliant on congress for your budget. >> reporter: so are taxpayers paying for schools that are not educating students? >> yes. >> reporter: montana senator jon tester is the vice chairman of the senate committee on indiana, affairs. he says funding is only possible if the house and senate make it a priority. we spoke to the secretary of the interior, who said, "i can't do much unless congress pass a bill." but you're telling me, you're in congress, "i can't do much unless other congressmen come forward on this issue." >> no

interior secretary sally jewell testified before the senate energy and natural resources committee about2 billion, 8% increase over 2015. committee chair lisa murkowski has threatened to hold up the department's budget request over an administration plan to protect large portions of the arctic national wildlife refuge. this hearing is 2 1/2 hours. >> call the hearing to order this morning. we're here this morning with secretary jewell and mr. connor, thank you both for being here. we're here to review the president's budget request for the department of the interior for fiscal year 2016. i just want to make sure i got the chart. and i'm going to spend a little bit of my time here this morning in opening comments to talk about the many ways in which this administration and the actions are having impact, negative impact in hurting my state. secretary jewell, you and i have had many opportunities to visit one-on-one, as well as your trip to alaska which i appreciate you making last week and i don't want to make this personal, but the decisions from interior have lacked balance and instead o

. >> jimmy: and finally secretary of the interior sally jewell.fessed that she never totally understood what the secretary of interior does and it's way too late to ask now, so she just goes on etsy most of the time at work. which is a great way to waste your time, i love it. [ applause ] >> steve: i like that keychain. >> jimmy: this is cool. i heard lady gaga -- [ laughter ] i'm not wearing my contacts. heard lady gaga will become a a series regular in the fx series "american horror story." that's pretty cool. the new season's going to be called "american horror story: hotel," or as most people call that, staying at a a red roof inn. [ laughter ] yeah, like don't touch the bedspread. don't touch the remote. did you hear about this? at the brit awards in london yesterday madonna fell down three steps. she fell. it was a real fall. she fell down three steps in her performance but managed to get right back up and finish her song. i mean, good for madonna. that's awesome. [ cheers and applause ] meanwhile, i almost cancelled tonight's show because i

the governor and sally jewel will hold a news conference after the meeting in sacramento. during a visit last area to california he promised full support of the obama administration in dealing with wide help video impact of drought. they are expected to announce new actions to behalf the physical -- to boost the federal response. >>> we have rain north of st. helena to calistoga and headed from deer park road. we have a few radar runs along our inland east bay neighborhood where the dry air is right now so i would be surprised if anything more then a sprinkle is falling from antioch to pittsburg if that area and to mount diabolo it is starting to get the air, to get more saturated. when the next round comes in, it will be more likely to reach the ground. until then mainly the north bay is going to get rain during the morning commute. it is waves of light-to-moderate rain at time. it is dry if san francisco and you can see the clouds are fought low because of the dry air headed into the afternoon from 10:00 to 7:00 in the evening we. have our heaviest rain and fastest wind

the governor and sally jewel will hold a news conference. during a visit to california jaw well promised the full support of the obama administration in dealing with a widespread impact of the drought. today they are expected to announce new actions to boost the federal response. >> hopefully you got your rain perhapses done because it is coming. >> it is here in healdsburg guerneville, windsor, possibly even into northern santa rosa right now. we will go down to the street level and show you healdsburg, north street sunnyvale drive north finch mountain road, and not to be left out south fitch mountain road. here is that is coming to marin county point reyes to muir beach a little yellow headed to point reyes and novato and san rafael and sausalito and all wears up and down 101 should be getting wet the next half hour or so. this is how it looks from the exploritorium where we are seeing clouds over most of our neighborhoods and a few sprinkles right now. through the morning into the afternoon, the heavy rain will be moving from north to sou

interior secretary sally jewell speaks on the interior department budget request. it implements the action plan. live coverage of the hearing at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. the president's task force on 21st century policing held its second public meeting in washington. the task force was established by executive order following the controversial ferguson, missouri deadly release shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown. the panel seeks to improve the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> good morning. sorry we have to in the music but we are getting ready to get started. let me start by saying good morning. this is listening session number six and we will focus on safety. let me give you a background of the task force. the president announced his intent -- he his intent to create a plat -- a task force. building trust between the police and local communities particularly communities of color where there is a history of relationships but also to come up with not only building trust but ensure we kee

sally jewell testifies tuesday before the senate energy and natural resources committee about her department's budget. the interior department budget request is $13.2 billion, an 8% increase over 2015. you can see that live starting at 10 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> this sunday, the baltimore police commissioner on the challenges of policing the city. >> it was very clear to me i still had an issue with public trust and people believing things that were said, and regardless of the fact that i stand and say use of force is down, that law suits are down , people in communities say they don't believe it. >> sunday night at eight eastern and pacific on q&a. >> next, remarks by the nsa director mike rogers. he discusses data collection and what he sees as damage done by the edward snowden revelations. this is from the new america foundation this cash in on cyber security, and it's an hour. >> thanks so much. we have the benefit of some news i know you would like to talk about. a story about iran and finding out in advance and discovering a u.s. effort to continuing to attack it system and respo

sally in 1981 when abc asked me to then join our terrific team to cover the upcoming space shuttle program. as i mentioned the anchor was frank reynolds. our science correspondent was a terrific guy jewels bergman who practically invented field. they want ad third person to the team for variety of reasons. i'm describing myself as the color guy in the baseball booth. i was there to do feature stories. because of number of things i wound up becoming lead reporter and anchoring all space shuttle missions and landings through the challenger explosion. it was really fun. my first assignment when i ght to the johnson space center in houston, was to, this is april of 1981. the first shuttle was about to launch. excuse me i went to? january of 1981 to prepare for the first launch in april. my story was do a story on first breed of astronauts women minorities, people who were not jetfighter pilots of old. we asked nasa a group of individuals who were representative, sally was one of the new bees that nasa offered up. i loved her at first because she spoke english not tech know talk and her direct manner an determination. i asked her why do you want to go intointo space? i expect ad cocky respon

sally in 1981 when abc asked me to then join our terrific team to cover the upcoming space shuttle program. as i mentioned the anchor was frank reynolds. our science correspondent was a terrific guy jewels bergman who practically invented field. they want ad third person to the team for variety of reasons. i'm describing myself as the color guy in the baseball booth. i was there to do feature stories. because of number of things i wound up becoming lead reporter and anchoring all space shuttle missions and landings through the challenger explosion. it was really fun. my first assignment when i ght to the johnson space center in houston, was to, this is april of 1981. the first shuttle was about to launch. excuse me i went to? january of 1981 to prepare for the first launch in april. my story was do a story on first breed of astronauts women minorities, people who were not jetfighter pilots of old. we asked nasa a group of individuals who were representative, sally was one of the new bees that nasa offered up. i loved her at first because she spoke english not tech know talk and her direct manner an determination. i asked her why do you want to go intointo space? i expect ad cocky respon