shakespeare theatre on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful that on trial, where samuel alitos as presiding judge. and at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. andh on c-span www.c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next week, washington journal day devote a program each on the new trump administration. monday, we will look at national security and defense issues, including challenges facing president-elect trump's national security team in the year ahead and a closer look at james mattis. it is trade and job issues, how congress and the chubb administration could change current trade laws in an effort to either create or save jobs. iswednesday, the topic energy and environmental policy. we will discuss how energy and impactedssues might be by the incoming trumpet ministration. thursday, we will talk about immigration and how president-elect trump and the new congress might change trade policy. and december 30, we will look at the future of the afford a book air act and the key players to watch

where samuel alito serves as presiding judge. at 6:30, a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. each week, american history tvs american artifacts visits museums, archives and years agoly 220 five on december 15, 1791, virginia ratified the first 10 amendments to the constitution. the bill of rights then became law. amending america is a national explores thebit history and the process of amending the constitution. this tour is about 45 minutes. my name is jennifer johnson and i am a curator at the national archives museum. black, i am anne outreach specialist. i am co-curator. we are standing out the gallery and about two take you through. next to me is a case showing the more than 11,000 amendments that have been proposed to the constitution. christina and i have been working on this exhibit for a couple of years right now. we could not help but notice that the variety and depth of amendments in the stacks when you walk into the stac

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[laughter] but i think that history will look back at the appointment of john roberts and samuel alito conclude the decisions. >> you have read different reviews of the boat and there is a lot of candor about everything in the book and you talk in a couple of cases that you know your job isn't a game of perfect but if you had to do it all over again, there's a couple things you would probably do differently. why don't you talk about in the sense -- >> i'm often asked if i have any regrets in things i would do differently. you need to appreciate how hard these jobs are and people at the highest levels are going to make mistakes as these are the most difficult decisions you could possibly imagine. it would be great to be able to change the decisions and wouldn't life be great if we had do overs. i was back and we gave recommendations about the authority and commander of chief dealing with american citizens in the war on terror and the supreme court issued decisions that said the president's authority as commander in chief doesn't extend that far. obviously we would provide different advi

hill, to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial where supreme court associate justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge. and a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence. watch on c-span and c-span.org and on the free c-span app. >>> up next, national park service ranger lee white talks about the confederate army of tennessee's failed assault at the battle of franklin. in november 1864, after union general william sherm captured atlanta and began his march toward the sea, confederate general john bell hood engaged his rear forces on the way to nashville. this talk was sponsored by the emerging civil war blog and is about an hour. >> it is my pleasure now to introduce from the fields of chickamauga in chattanooga, my friend lee white. lee has been with the park service since 2000. he's been down there at chickamauga chattanooga longer than that. we can say lee has spent his whole life on the battlefield because he was born at a hospital that sits on the battlefield grounds or sat on the battlefield grounds. this man is deeply routed in that park. like many of us, he

there were procedural votes on samuel alito, but this is relatively unprecedented to filibuster a nominee for the supreme court. votes onwere cloture the most recent ones. was less than 58 an. that there is less president for it -- presented for it is as consequential as this is the reality of contemporary american politics which are that these are tough, polarized parties and they disagree on a lot. certainly supreme court lifetime appointments in a world where congress has not been legislating much and we see the courts weigh in on immigration reform, overtime pay. there are all sorts of ways in which the court is immensely an increasingly important. it makes sense that the parties would fight over it and majority members might be circumspect about going nuclear thinking the shoe could eventually be on the other foot and having republicans facing a democratic white house making appointments. republicansthat, saw that. >> we are focusing on covering congress and the new administration. but we have got that other branch government across the street symbolized by the supreme court. the way

there were procedural votes on samuel alito but this is relatively unprecedented for the supreme court to filibuster a nominee of the supreme court. >> there are some cloture votes on the most recent ones. i think some got 58 and some of them were roll call votes. i don't know if there's less precedence for it. if the fact that this is the reality of contemporary american politics which is a tough polarized party particularly in a supreme court particularly in a world where congress weighs in on health care and immigration reform overtime pay. there also ways in which it's immensely important. it makes sense that the parties would fight over it and majority members might. >> about going nuclear. i think eventually the issue could be on the other foot in having a democrat in the white house. >> one thing i feel compelled to mention is we are focusing on covering congress and the new administration but we have got that other branch government across the street symbolized by the supreme court. the ways that the judicial branch influences the decision-making in congress and the white house

. >> honoring his family's italian heritage, even supreme court justice samuel alito rolls up his sleeveseve. >> the main thing we do is having seven fishes on christmas eve and i've inherited the responsibility of preparing the seven fishes. >> ♪ ♪ his risotto and lasagna, so much more, to mangia and music from italy as well. ♪ >> and more music. ♪ >> it's christmas italian style. brought to italian ambassador, who are serving their country and serving christmas gifts very well indeed. in italy they say merry christmas to all. >>> well thats with one of our favorites of all time. on monday, on "news4 midday," we're going to look at the holiday tradition celebrated by the ambassador of ireland. and don't forget to join us christmas day for our christmas on embassy row special. 2016. >> very special piece well done. really. >> thank you. >>> saving christmas, a closer look at a program that we have all heard of. but may not know the big difference that they make each year. >>> and our weekend weather lleck, when we will finay feel strand restoring ading a father's faith.... <

take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial were supreme court associate justice samuel alito atves as providing judge and 6:30 p.m., look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and www.c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> military forces one of the things>> that them american public gets impatient about. they believe they have the trump card, this great military that can defeat anyone but it's not true. it's an extraordinary military and very powerful but it can only win in certain situations and i can only really destroy things. it cannot held a new order in its place. , mark dannerht talks about his career and the challenges facing the u.s. war on terrorism in his latest look. what we don't want to do is respond in such a way that will more of these militants, more of these militant organizations. to overreact. they want us to occupy muslim countries so they can build their recruitment. they want us to torture people. they want us to do things that will allow them to make their case against us. >> sunday night at 8:

they are, united states supreme court justice samuel alito. presiding united states court of appeal, circuit judge, thomas griffith. brett kavanaugh, judge robert l. wilkins, from the united states district court, judge brown jackson. [applause] and now, i turn it over to the marshall. >> all rise. o, yea, the supreme court of the principality of varrone that is now in session. please be seated. >> we will hear argument in the case of lord and lady montague and lord and lady capulet versus friar lawrence. counsel, are you ready? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, plaintiffs seek to hold friar lawrence liable for spiritual malpractice, with all due respect to this court the friar answers only to a higher authority for that offense. if the court finds this baseless claim the floodgates will be open. what is next? is lady capulet spill if she sues hot chocolate in her lap after going through a fast-food-drive-through. is lord montague seeking millions of damages if his dry cleaner loses his favorite pair of pantalon in s. as in th

bench, the supreme court of the arecipality of verona, they united states supreme court justice samuel alito, presiding appeals ates court of for the d.c. circuit judge homas griffith, judge brett cavanaugh, judge robert l. wilkins and from the united court, please t cotinge brown jackson. [applause] and now, i turn it over to the marshall. all rise. the supremee, o ye, court of the principality of is now in session. please be seated. >> we will hear argument in the lord and lady montague versusd and lady capulet friar lawrence. counsel, are you ready? >> mr. chief justice, and may it the court. plaintiffs seek to hold friar awrence liable for spiritual malpractice. with all due respect to this court, the friar answers only to higher authority for that offense. [laughter] if the court finds this baseless claim liable, the flood gates will be open. what's next? is lady capulet going to sue if cappucino in her lap after going through a fast through? is lord montague going to seek millions in damages if his dry cleaners loses his pantalooses. of as explained in the amicus stop., this has to eve

hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death among trial were supreme court justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge and his 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his role as vice president. c-span.orgspan and and listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: next, a profile of the next senate democratic leader charles schumer of new york. congressional correspondence paul kane of the washington post and jenna first time in our of the new york times discussed senator schumer's rise in the democratic leadership and his relationships with senator mcconnell and president-elect trump. this hour-long program includes video of his house and senate career. sen. schumer: we had a great meeting, went very smoothly and i'm humbled, truly humbled and honored to receive the support of my colleagues to be the next leader of the senate democratic caucus. >> that is the november 16 news conference where new york senator charles schumer announced he was elected as the senate democratic leader. over the next hour, we are going to look back at his house and

on capitol hill, we taking you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial, where justice samuel alito will serve as presiding judge. and then a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the first radio ap ree radio app. was createdc-span as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. forensics expert and former crime investigator marcus rogers heads. purdue's -- he spoke about how data is collected online and how it is used by law enforcement and employees. this is 45 minutes. good morning. i am happy to introduce our next speaker. rogers is here at the polytechnic institute at purdue university. he is a forensic research psychologist, you should pay extra for that, that is exciting. [laughter] >> the university faculty know this is serious, and he went to the american academy of forensic sciences. dr. rogers is the coeditor of privacy and security crime department. his areas of research cover the behavioral aspects of the deviant use o

i mean, there were procedural votes on samuel alito but this is relatively unprecedented for supreme court to filibuster a nominee for the supreme court. >> yeah, except there have been -- there were cloture votes on the most recent ones. i'm sure alito got less than 60 -- 58. i think the others got -- some of them were unified. yeah, i don't know that the fact it's not precedented -- there's less precedent for it is as consequential as the fact that this is kind of the reality of contemporary american politics, pretty tough, polarized parties and they disagree on quite a lot. certainly supreme court lifetime appointment, particularly in a world where congress hasn't been legislating very much and see the courts weigh in on health care, weigh in on immigration reform, overtime pay. there are all sorts of ways in important and increasingly important. so it makes sense to me that the parties would fight over it and makes sense that majority members might be a little circumspect about going nuclear, thinking that the shoe could eventually be on the other foot in having republicans facin

hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death among trial were supreme court justice samuel alitoerves as presiding judge and his 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike

hill we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trials where supreme court justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge and at 6:30 a look at the career of vice president elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and cspan.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> 11th sirk you will court judge william pryor who is on president-elect trump's list as a possible supreme court nominee leads a forum on the legacy of justice antonin scalia and his views on legislative i'm intent and the decline of legislative history. >> all those who are coming in, please take your seats. we're going to get started. i'm john baker, i'm filling in for john ease man, john is on another panel in another room at this time so at this point all i'm doing is welcoming you here on behalf of the separation of powers and federalism group of lawyers within the federalist society. if any of you after hearing this are interested in joining our session, please contact either professor john east man or dean righter. so with that i will ask that the doors in the back be closed so

you to the romeo , and juliet wrongful death smock trial where supreme court associate justice samuel alito serves as trust us. -- as presiding judge. then a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as my -- as vice president. watch on c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> >> >> we will have a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama and we will take your phone calls and tweets and facebook questions. the panel includes a white house , a princeton university professor. and a pulitzer prize-winning author. watch in-depth live from noon until 3 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span two. >> next, women entrepreneurs provide advice to a mostly female audience about innovation, ideas and a look at diversity in silicon valley. speakers include the founder of cloud flair. it is from the science museum in mountain view california. >> now for tonight's program, the history of computing is a history of much of an error, -- of entrepreneurship especially in silicon valley. we are so connected that it is often hard to tell them apart. we are living through a tra

p.m., we kicked to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial, where supreme court justice samuel alito serves as deciding judge. and then a look at a career at -- a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. c-span and listen on the c-span radio app. putin criticized the obama administration the democratic party for blending the russians for interfering in u.s. elections. he also weighed in on syria, nuclear weapons, and the russian economy. this is a nearly three-hour portion of his four hour press conference today. >> we are the oldest publication in the country -- 92 years old, and we have seen a lot over time. , and itery concerned seems, sometimes, that we are more concerned than some officials. , someter the two reports officials were fired, or, let's say transferred. after all these decisions and measures, can we say that the situation is improving, or is it not enough yet, and another question about why the -- do you think it can be reformed, or will some other organization substitute it? it is not just a question of support. we se

where samuel alito p.m, all of the career of mike pence and his role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the free c-span a discussion now on what education policy might look like during donald trump's presidency. from today's "washington journal," this is just short of 40 minutes. n chavous, executive council for the american federation for children, former d.c. city councilman. thank you for joining us this morning. guest: good to be with you. talk aboute here to the trump administration and education policy. a great place to start as the president-elect'd selection of -- resident elect -- the president-elect's selection of betsy devos. guest: i am a founding board member. betty helped found the organization with me. athink she is going to be hidden star indian ministration. unfortunately, she cannot speak for herself right now. -- a hidden star in the administration. she will build consensus. she is a collaborator by nature. i read the things people were saying -- she likes reaching across the aisle. in the work we've done in various states

from the shakespeare theatre, we taking to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial where samuel alito will serve as presiding judge. and at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org and to listen on the free c-span radio app. now military officials discuss the u.s. japan relationship on defense, industrial security and cyber security. posted by the -- posted by the -- hosted by the hudson institute. host: we want to get started on our last panel. a panel i think in many ways put the seal on how we think about u.s. and japan technical cooperation and how we move forward from this point. and that is from the point of view of industrial security. it is one thing to talk about technology sharing, technology codevelopment, about technology coproduction, but there is always the overarching question of how you go about protecting that technology and the data, and the algorithms that a company it, from falling into the wrong hands or even just falling into crying hands -- prying hands. that is what the issue of industrial

take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death law trial where supreme court associate justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge. at 6:30 p.m., a look at the careerspeakers include hillary of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and sees my.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> on friday, the un security council passed a resolution that calls for an end to israeli settlements in the bank. the u.s. was the only country to abstain while the rest of the council voted in favor. the resolution which was put forward by new zealand, malaysia and senegal is the first on israel to be adopted nearly eight years. >> and now, members of the council who wish to make statements after the vote. i give the floor to the ambassador of egypt. >> mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, since the beginning , sinceconflict in 1948 the rise of the palestinian people to an independent sovereign state which is not met a lateral life of dignity and freedom. despite silence in the international community and dozens of resolutions of the security council and the general assembly o

i mean, there were procedural votes on samuel alito but this is relatively unprecedented for supreme court to filibuster a nominee for the supreme court. >> yeah, except there have been -- there were cloture votes on the most recent ones. i'm sure alito got less than 60 -- 58. i think the others got -- some of them were unified. yeah, i don't know that the fact it's not precedented -- there's less precedent for it is as consequential this is kind of the reality of contemporary american politics, pretty tough, polarized parties and they disagree on quite a lot. certainly supreme court lifetime appointment, particularly in a world where congress hasn't been legislating very much and see the courts weigh in on health care, weigh in on immigration reform, overtime pay. there are all sorts of ways in which the court is immensely important and increasingly important. so it makes sense to me that the parties would fight over it and makes sense that majority members might be a little circumspect about going nuclear, thinking that the shoe could eventually be on the other foot in having repub

i mean, there were procedural votes on samuel alito but this is relatively unprecedented for supreme court to filibuster a nominee for the supreme court. >> yeah, except there have been -- there were cloture votes on the most recent ones. i'm sure alito got less than 60 -- 58. i think the others got -- some of them were unified. yeah, i don't know that the fact it's not precedented -- there's less precedent for it is as consequential this is kind of the reality of contemporary american politics, pretty tough, polarized parties and they disagree on quite a lot. certainly supreme court lifetime appointment, particularly in a world where congress hasn't been legislating very much and see the courts weigh in on health care, weigh in on immigration reform, overtime pay. there are all sorts of ways in which the court is immensely important and increasingly important. so it makes sense to me that the parties would fight over it and makes sense that majority members might be a little circumspect about going nuclear, thinking that the shoe could eventually be on the other foot in having repub

hill, we take it to the romeo and juliet wrongful death where the supreme court associate justice samuel alitod as judge. the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span, c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next week, "washington journal" will devote programming to issues facing the donald trump administration and congress. we will take a look at national security and defense issues including challenges facing donald trump's national security team in the year ahead and the closer look at the career of secretary of defense nominee mathis. on tuesday, december 27, is trade and drop issues, examining how congress on the top administration could change current trade laws in an effort to create or save jobs. our topic is energy and environmental policy and will discuss how climate issues might be impacted by the new congress and the incoming administration. will talk about immigration and out president-elect trump in the new congress might change immigration policy. 30, look atecember the future of the affordable care act and how

theater we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial, where supreme court justice samuel alitoerves as providing judge -- presiding judge. then a look at the career of mike pence and his role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app >>. sunday, january 1, in-depth will feature a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama. we are taking your emails and facebook questions during the panel. it includes april ryan, princeton university professor glaude, and professor david marinus. to 3:00 p.m.on eastern on c-span2. military force is one of the things i think the american public very often get impatient about it because they really believe they have this trump card, this great military that can defeat anyone, but it is not true. ,t is an extraordinary military it is very powerful, but it can only win in certain situations and can only destroy things. it cannot build a new order. >> professor mark danner talks about his career and the challenges facing the war on terror. >> what we do not want to do is respond in such a way th

from the shakespeare theater, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial where samuel alitoerves as presiding judge. at 6:30 p.m., and look at the career of vice president let mike pence. at c-span. work in listen on the free c-span radio app. >> sunday, in depth will feature a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama. our panel includes april ryan and author of "the presidency in the black and white." princeton andersity professor journalist and associate editor of the washington post david. watch it live from noon until 3:00 on book tv. >> c-span work history unfolds daily. as a79, c-span was created public service by america's cable television company and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: "washington journal" continues. now for ourg us author week's james kitfield, veteran reporter and author of this new look, "twilight warriors." he is a senior fellow. who are the twilight warriors? ofst: they are a group as wellilitary officers as special agents, fbi, dea who after 9/11 were thrown into this war and terror in a way they nev

theatre on capitol hill, we take you to the "romeo and juliet" wrongful death mock trial where samuel alitoerves as presiding judge. then a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us is ceo of public religion research institute and author of "the end of white christian america," robert jones, here to discuss his book. deals with the politics and social values of our country. thanks for joining us. explain to our viewers what the public religion research institute is. guest: yes, we go by our acronym, prri, but we are a nonpartisan, not-for-profit research organization that specializes in doing mostly public opinion research at this intersection of culture, religion, and politics. asks ther book question, is it the end of white christian america? what do you mean i white christian america? guest: it may be helpful to start with what i do not mean. i do not mean the end of all white christians in this country, nor do i mean