he is interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span3, san diego state university elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the central government and his role to mediate between the states. sunday afternoon at 4:00, the u.s. information agency film on the soviet u.s. war on afghanistan including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete we schedule at c-span.org. the european parliament talked about the volkswagen emissions data. this session was held at the european parliament in strasbourg, france. >> thank you madam president, and commissioner. today we are talking about a very sad story. thatgislators, we thought over the years we had contributed in a practical emissions ofducing cars. we thought that we had reached important targets to ensure that european citizens would be able to live in a cleaner environment. fact, we find ourselves confronted with a different situation. we guarantee clean air to breathe for our citizens. we are now certain that our legislative wishes w

moderator david gregory discusses faith and religion in his book "how's your faith" interviewed by sally quinn the founding editor of on faith. >> host: david, tell me how you came to the title of your book, "how's your faith." >> guest: welcome it was a question posed to me by president bush to ask me that question numerous times. i wrote about this in the book before i got the job at meet the press. he had heard through a mutual friend that i was studying with, someone we both know, erica brown, developers caller -- biblical scholar -- but i was trying to deep in my faith. i have been meeting with him in the oval office and we were talking about the economy, and he was giving advice on how to whether public scrutiny and then he said gregory, how is your faith? every time he asked me to be that question, i found it to be such a penetrating question. i think people find it startling he would ask a reporter covering the white house that question but i never found it inappropriate. there was context, he heard that i was studying. and i said to him i'm studying the bible, i'm trying to deepen my

he's interviewed by sally quinn. on american history tv on c-span3 saturday night at 8:00 on lectures in history, profess professor elizabeth cobbs on alexander hammel ton. and sunday afternoon at 4:00, on real america, the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> house republicans seen here gathering met to discuss the way forward to nominate a speaker following majority leader kevin mccarthy's announcement yesterday that he'll not be a candidate. house speaker boehner also announced he is postponing a floor vote for the next speaker. also ahead, comments about the majority leader mccarthy, walter jones, and trey dowdy. >> when do you think you might be making an announcement if you're going to make an announcement? can i ask when do you think you would make an announcement if you have an announcement to make? >> are you actually considering a run?

is your faith, he is interviewed by washington post columnist and founding editor of on faith, sally quinn. the $100 million mark zuckerberg donated to newark, new jersey schools in the prius, who is in charge of america's schools. also this weekend, coverage from the tenth annual portland book festival beginning at 1:00 p.m. saturday was the office, and the panels on social change, voting rights, the middle class, gender and more. for complete television schedule visit booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. now we kickoff the weekend with peter kiernan talking about the history of the middle class. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. i am the director of the redwood library. please excuse my voice, my little twins came home with a gifted daddy yesterday and that was watery eyes and scratchy throat. first of all, a bit of housekeeping duties, if there is up fire you go out the front door, just push me aside and i will go down with the ship. please turn off your cellphones. it gives me great pleasure, when we think about that i m

is interviewed by sally quinn, founding editor of on faith. >> host: david, tell me how you came to the title of your book, "how's your faith?" >> guest: it was a question posted made by president bush who asked me that question numerous times. i write about in the book just before i got the job at "meet the press" as i was getting it. he had heard that i was studying with some we both know, erica brown, political scholar, moderate orthodox woman and is trying to deepened my faith. i was meeting with him in the oval office and we're talking about the economy. he was giving me advice on how to whether public scrutiny and then he said, gravely, how is your faith? every time he asked the question i found to be such a penetrating question. people might be startled that he would ask the reporter covering the white house that question but i never found it inappropriate. there was context. he heard i was studying. and i said to him, i am studying bible that i'm trying to deepened my faith, better connect to my wife's christian traditions. i think it can only make me a better husband and father

tv's "after words" former "meet the press" host david gregory on fade and religion, interviewed by sally quinn, founding editor of "on faith." american history tv on c-span3, saturday night at 8:00, lectures and history, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the federal government, and his belief in a strong central government to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00, on "real america," the 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> democratic congressmen jerrold nadler, mike quigley, and gerry connolly took part in a rally calling for greater media access to the federal courts including the supreme court. they've introduced a bill that would require cameras in the supreme court and all federal appellate courts. the congressmen spoke to reporters outside the supreme court. it's a half hour. >> good morning. thank you for being here today to part

gregory on the current religion,t faith and interviewed by sally quinn.fessor ont, alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the federal government. theay afternoon at 4:00, u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes. get our complete weekend schedule at www.c-span.org. "washington journal" continues. host: i want to introduce you to elizabeth esty. newtown, dan barry, some of the cities she represents. democratic members of the house yesterday talking about gun legislation? guest: a number of us took to the floor because frankly we have had enough. we need to have a vote on common sense gun safety legislation. the tragedy happened in newtown. america came together and people again.ever we just put the flag back up to full staff this morning. we had another mass shooting in america. ands time to start action, the house needs to vote on this legislation. host: what is the legislation? guest: what had been brought up in the last congress in the senate, comprehensive background checks. we want

he is interviewed by sally quinn, founding editor of "on faith."ming up we have alexander hamilton, the role of the creation of the federal government believing in the strong central government to mediate between the states. get the complete schedule at c-span.org. >> president obama was in roseburg, oregon, to meet privately with the families of those who lost their lives in last week's shooting at umpqua. he gave brief remarks. >> we would like to support the family is at this terrible time. [inaudible] the one thing that they shared is how much they appreciate the communities coming together. no dog. >> the moments going forward, we are going to have to figure out things. [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you, sir. >> coming up next from the house budget committee getting the 2016 federal budget. >> members of the parliament met recently to discuss the investigation into volkswagen this begins with european commissioner for internal market and entrepreneurship this is cost over one hour.had >> today we are talking about a sad story. we thought ove

the interview by sally quinn.n3 saturday night at 8:00, san diego state university onfessor elizabeth thomes alexander hamilton and his belief on a strong central government. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, in 1982 u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes, including the bombing of possible's. get the complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >> the house today approved a bill that will allow the export of crude oil produced in the u.s. by lifting the ban enacted in 1975. the vote was 261-159. also today, representative waters became the 218th member to sign a discharge petition that would bring the measure of reauthorizing the import-export bank on october 26. off the floor, the focus remained on who will be the next house speaker after kevin mccarthy suddenly dropped out of the race yesterday. in a closed-door republican meeting this morning, the hill and louiem rice gohmert's stood up and confronted and outgoing speaker john bo

is your faith, he is interviewed by washington post columnist and founding editor of on faith, sally quinn. the $100 million mark zuckerberg donated to newark, new jersey schools in the prius, who is in charge of america's schools. also this weekend, coverage from the tenth annual portland book festival beginning at 1:00 p.m. saturday was the office, and the

the deputy attorney general for the united states right now, sally quinn who serves under loretta lynch times when people who deal should get high witnesente but are they dealing and running and threatening gang violence, are they doing it beside a school. >> i know you're our legal correspondent, you're not political. but it's a bipartisan bill, you have support on both sides of the aisle. do people on capitol hill think this thing could actually make it through? >> the dirty little secret about our law system they're passed through this democratic process that involves politics. a lot of folks do think it was political that we got so out in front of doing these big sentences. does this have a chance? i think the answer is yes. we have a house and a senate that people are accept cskeptic whether anything can get done. it's got people from the tea party, dick durban, who is in democratic leadership. so we're not just talking about oh a few people came together to have something nice. we're talking about leaders in both parties on an issue that the president himself is also highlighting.

tv's "afterwords" david gregory on his current book about "how's your faith" he's interviewed by sally quinnfounding editor of on faith. on american history tv on c-span3 saturday night at 8:00 on lectures in history, san diego state university professor elizabeth cobbs on alexander hamilton, his role in the creation of the federal government and his belief in a strong central government to mediate between the states. and sunday afternoon at 4:00, on "real america" the 19 yoo u.s. information agency film on the first three years of the soviet union's war in afghanistan and alleged war crimes including the bombing of hospitals. get our complete weekend schedule at cspan.org. >>> our c-span campaign 2016 bus is on a road to the white house tour, and this week it was at the comcast studio xfinity store in chicago's clyburn corridor. shoppers visited the bus to learn about c-span's online interactive resources for following campaign 2016. to keep track of the bus tour, you can follow the bus on twitter and instagram usi using @c-spanbus. >>> next, senator ed markey of massachusetts, doctor antho

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