i recall, you know, years and years of his activity, of course with sam nunn and others.e same time, he failed to heed the warnings. he refused to change his positions. and mostly for not having the home address thing straightened out. that became a quick bumper sticker. >> i think that's right. i think if you're looking at what hurt him, there's no question there were two factors at play. there was the national factor which you're pointing to, where he was, indeed punished, but there were basics of campaign 101, where you do need to work hard for your seat at this point. you're seeing my colleague write about this today. all of these senators coming up in 2014 are doing what they can to avoid becoming the next dick lugar, but that basically just means stumping in your home state and being in touch with the voters. >> i heard ed rendell on "now with alex wagner" referring to the fact that rick santorum was punished in his bid, his challenge against bob casey. >> that's right. >> because he was getting benefits from pennsylvania but schooling his kids in virginia. >> that'

look back at his career including work in the '90s with senator sam nunn on a nuclear disarmament program in the former soviet union. all online, archived and searchable at the c-span video library. >>> defense secretary leon panetta and the chair of the joint chief of staffs martin dempsey will be briefing reporters at the pentagon today. scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern. live right here on c-span3. you'll hear it on c-span radio. and a little later in the day here on c-span3, a conversation on u.s./russia relations. president obama is hosting a g-8 summit at camp david next week and russia's newly sworn in president vladimir putin is skipping that saying he's busy forming his new cabinet. sending his prime minister, medvedev. the center for strategic and international studies starts live here on c-span3 at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> prince harry of wales made his first trip to washington this week and at the atlantic council accepted an award for humanitarian work. mika brzezinski of msnbc opened the event. >> it's chairman senator chuck hagel and president and sheo fred. good evening and we

six-time career on the senate floor and in hearings, including his work in the '90s with senator sam nunn on a nuclear disarmament program in the former soviet union. all online, archived and searchable at the c-span video library. >>> a house financial services subcommittee chaired by representative ron paul held a a hearing this week on the future of the federal reserve. members looked at several bills. representative paul's proposal to abolish the fed and measures introduced by financial services ranking member representative barney frank and joint economic committee vice-chairman kevin brady. this is a little less than two and a half hours. >> this hearing will come to order. without objection, all members' opening statements will be made a part of the record. the chair notes that some members may have additional questions for these two panels which they may wish to submit in writing. without objection, the hearing record will remain open for 30 days for members to submit written questions to these witnesses and to place their responses in the record. i also ask unanimous consent that

at his term career on the senate floor and in hearings, including his work in the '90s with snar sam nunn, all on line, archived and searchable at the c span video library. >> here's a live look at the room where we'll bring you a conversation on u.s.-russia relations. we're expecting that will get under way soon now. president obama is hosting a g-8 summit next week. the russianian president is skipping the immediating and he's sending the prime minister in his place. that is at the center for strategic and international studies in washington, d.c. and we'll be bringing you life coverage of that any minute no:. while we're waiting for this event to get under way. house speaker had a -- he talked about gas prices and president's boims announcement yet that he supports same sex marriage. >> good morning. just last week the american people received another depressing jobs report. just 115,000 americans found work, while three times that many gave up looking for work. wages in the country are flat, and while they've fallen slightly, gas prices are still way too high. and you know, it's gradu

sam nunn and dick lugar stepped up and said we're going 0 work together on a bipartisan basis to deal with that. time appeared time again throughout hisareer, dick lugar has really focused on issues of strategic importance to the united states. and i can't agree with senator kerry more, he looked for a bipartisan approach to so many things. we always knew that you weren't going to push over anything ha n it came to dick lugar. he would always listen and he was always, always a gentleman. always. what a disappointment last night. once you've been in this chamber for a few year, you reflex on the lions of the senate who have come and gone, some because of the decision in the electorate, some because of the passage of time and then fateful decisions. we think back on some of these great people, john chafee -- john chafee and dick lugar we soul mates in terms of their view on the republican side of the aisle about how you work across the aisle to get things dong. our mutual friend and your close personal friend, senator kennedy. senator kennedy's sucss has always reached across the aisle.

including his work in the '90s with senator sam nunn in the nuclear disarmament in the former soviet union. all online and searchable at the c-span video library. >>> last night president obama held a $15 million fund-raiser at the southern california home of george clooney. this afternoon at 3:10 eastern, the president makes remarks about his plan to make it easier for homeowners to refinance. you can see it live on c-span 2 at 3:10 eastern. tomorrow mitt romney delivers the commencement address in virginia. the school was founded by televangelist jerry fallwell, and he will be introduced by r jerry fallwell jr. that's live on saturday. 10:20 eastern. he's the author of the book called "end the fed." he's introduced legislation for a one-year transition period to close the federal reserve. after that all the feds' liabilities and assets would be transferred to the treasury department. this hearing will come to order. without objection, all members opening statements will be made part of the record. the chair notes that some members may have additional questions for these two panels,

six-term career on the senate floor and in hearings including his work in the 'niefrnts with senator sam nunn on a nuclear disarmament program in the former soviet union, all online, archived and searchable at the c-span video library. >>> up next on c-span 3, political analyst karl rove and joe trippi discuss the communication strategies of the obama and romney presidential campaigns. after that former fed chairman paul volcker testifies about federal financial regulations. >> i thought it was important to write a book that took people's movement seriously. so the movements that elected obama. how did they build over time? obama didn't come out of nowhere. 2003, 2004 what was happening? also the tea party movement, which seemed to come out of nowhere. what's its orange snin how did it work? occupy wall street. i thought those were important things to take seriously, to look at from a social movement, we the people perspective. >> on "afterwords" former white house adviser van jones on social movements in america today. saturday night at 10:00 eastern on book tv. also this weekend the america

and that is clearly true of the time sam nunn nun and i came together and we were sent by reagan to genevaand began our talks with the russian. that has been a 20 year period and still goes on. .. >> schieffer: the situation in syria right now what are your thoughts on that? >> essentially that the united nations situation is not working out very well, it appears that our country is attempting to suggest to the russians that they ought to get with us and try to work out something, such as happened in yemen or other countries in which the assad regime would decide to reresign but at the same time would not be murdered in the process, that there would be some potential evolution. >> schieffer: has the president done enough? has he shown enough leadership in this situation? >> i think he has been very cautious and i think he is cautious because he is in the process of withdrawing our troops along with nato from afghanistan, pivoting our policy toward the china and the east, toward a situation of using robots and the ability not to have to send in troops. it is a difficult situation. but when

on the flight to odessa we had a briefing that senator luke are and sam nunn participated in. we ended up in odessa and then at the airport with a motorcade participated in. we ended up in odessa and then at the airport with a motorcade through a dataset we ended up in odessa and then at the airport with a motorcade through odessa with sirens blaring and ended up at the london sky a hotel. after a brief time here, we traveled through an area of a very gritty part of the city, through the longshoremen area down to the boys see -- black sea, with the senator was shown monitoring equipment on ships that would coincide ships coming into the harbor, monitoring and looking for highly enriched uranium. and then that night, we went back to the london sky hotel, had dinner with the senator, in which we talked about everything from what we've seen in my out earlier in the day to the united methodist conference of the united methodist church and into indiana. it was a wide-ranging discussion that night, john and i ended up in the london sky of our. it wasn't quite something out of "star

sam nunn and dick lugar stepped up and said we're going 0 work together on a bipartisan basis to deal with that. time appeared time again throughout his career, dick lugar has really focused on issues of strategic importance to the united states. and i can't agree with senator kerry more, he looked for a bipartisan approach to so many things. we always knew that you weren't going to push over anything ha n it came to dick lugar. he would always listen and he was always, always a gentleman. always. what a disappointment last night. once you've been in this chamber for a few year, you reflex on the lions of the senate who have come and gone, some because of the decision in the electorate, some because of the passage of time and then fateful decisions. we think back on some of these great people, john chafee -- john chafee and dick lugar were soul mates in terms of their view on the republican side of the aisle about how you work across the aisle to get things dong. our mutual friend and your close personal friend, senator kennedy. senator kennedy's success has always reached across the

lugar six term career on the senate floor and hear it including his work in the '90s with senators sam nunnd the nuclear disarmament program in the former soviet union all on line archived and searchable at the c-span2 be a library. >> you my journey into black panther party started before i became a panther. i think what i would like to do is just to read a little passage from the book and then show you how i happened to walk into the panter office and how that day changed my life. this is chapter 3 in the book. and it's called finding the panther layer. i walked into a panther office in brooklyn on september of 1968. oh wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. i meant to say the best for last but not until the end of the program. is chairman bobby here? chairman bobby seale, founder of the black panther party is in the house. please stand up. [applause] i knew i was saving that but then i started reading and i was like, you didn't mean to do that until the end of the program. you wanted to let people know that bobby seale was in the house and we will get a chance in q&a to talk to cha

sam nunn outside the a's game about 30 -- outside the a's game there was 30 you are resting in for drinkingt night was a sold-out game. was nice weather and a lot of folks had a good time. it would they enjoyed two local teams facing off. >> ysabel: there is an active is it the middle of it diplomatic tussle. chant what chain boarded the plane and it is coming to you as an embassy in beijing and later in hospital. after intensive there's stations the two countries agreed the channel would be allowed to travel to the united states to study. >> there is economic instability and around the globe is that the topic of conversation at the conference purines >> ysabel: and traffic seems to be mounting a the bay bridge. we will be right back. bridge. we will be right back. roar! alright, what do lions eat? ♪ that's all the horses sir. ...and the men? all the king's men are here too sir. it doesn't look good. ♪ >> and national news you see present obama want you to build national taught international ties. 88 summit at camp david is hosted by obama. -- g8 summit. it is about consolidation and its st

sam nunn to me, it is just another lead. it is a another piece of the puzzle.re are other pieces out there that we have defined. >>will: this search has been phenomenal. a bad day has about 100 people. >> i have done searches for years and the number of people coming out for this is just phenomenal. they are from all walks of life, as all occupations. there are grandmothers grandfathers' mother is celebrities there all coming out. >>will: thank you very much. that was ernie wheeler. i will stay with the family has to say about the discovery of the car. >>mark: the police and not say anything about the car are they? >>will: they do know who owns the car but they are not saying anything about that. the reason why there were able to focus on this car because they went back and look that surveillance hit video from nearby schools and buses. they saw the car cross pass all the cameras. unfortunately this car did not show sea air and side. are still asking people out there if they saw that car. if you saw on that particular day please call police. they have no suspec

could sam nunn >> i think the death penalty is appropriate in this case.arya: if they said that we are charging him with kidnapping and murder. you say continued to surge tomorrow because possibly find more evidence. >> we need to bring this for all hunter family. we're meeting at byrne at school and morgan hill tomorrow at 8:00. we need to frank sierra lamar home to her family. >>mark: and about 40 minutes we should learn a lot more. >>james: we have a live look from mt. tam cam. you can see the fog on the ground or close to the ground. there is just blue skies and sunshine at the golden gate bridge. it depends on rare you are a round the bay -- where'd you are are round the bay weather are not easy fog or sunshine. here are the local temperatures. we mostly have the fifties around area. we see antioch's is 62. at noontime we are still looking at '60s and '70s. me go to the afternoon it really does not change that much we are still looking at the '60s and the high seventies by afternoon. it will be breezy out there. this afternoon will be 67 cisco -- seve

than nothing here but sam nunn >>george: with the golden gate bridge ride and the ride levering countyhat reaches up till all the grade and across this bay and into the new presidio parkway and the new doyle drive bypass pin the drive times have dropped their still 43 minutes from the bottle to san francisco's. 100 still secret service agents will be getting at this training. this is after the secret service agents were getting involved with prostitutes during the trip to colombia. let's take a live it the look of the doubt. the dow was up to 112 dead gas seems to be going down the average price for gas is $3.81. the man of the accused of killing seven people at oakland college as clean a not guilty. he was charged with seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder in irian one of the victim's brother was in court after a day and was troubled by the not guilty plea. of this essay that the man lost about 20 lbs. since he went into custody last weekend he did start eating again. the time now is 9:27 a.m.. we we we back in a few minutes to give updates on hot spots. the buyb

look back at senator lugar's term including his work in the '90s with senator sam nunn on a nuclear disarmament program in the soviet union, all online and searchable at the c-span video library. >> i thought it was important to write a book that took people's movement seriously. so the movements that elected obama, how did they build over time. obama didn't come out of nowhere. 2003, 2004, what was happening? also the tea party movement which seemed to come out of nowhere. what was its origin, how did it work? occupy wall street. i thought those were important things to take seriously, to look at from a social movement, we the people perspective. >> on after words, van jones on social movements in america today. saturday night at 10 eastern on booktv. also this weekend, the american spectator founder contends that modern liberalism is flawed in "the death of liberalism," sunday night at 11. part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> now, a conversation with the republican candidate for u.s. senate in indiana from today's washington journal, this is about 35 minutes. >> host: well, now, joining

look back at his career, including his work with senator sam nunn on a nuclear program with the soviet union. >> these men go through things and have scars that no one can understand and accept each other. >> the first thing that startled us was the relationship between harry truman and herbert hoover, who worked such different man and who ended forming this alliance that no one would have anticipated and ended up being enormously productive and became the foundation of a deep friendship. the letters in their later lives are extraordinary. >> it may be the most exclusive club in the world, from truman and hoover to george h. w. bush and bill clinton, sunday. >> speaker john boehner outlined a legislative agenda for the u.s. house. when asked about obama's announcement of supporting same- sex marriage, boehner said he is for promoting jobs and cutting spending. >> good morning, everyone. just last week the american people received another depressant jobs report, just 115,000 americans found work while three times that many gave up looking for work. wages in a country -- wages in the cou