host: kundera scott garrett, we are all out of time. -- congressman scott garrett, we are all of timeup next we will talk with mark pocan, a member of the budget committee. later, our spotlight continues with the christian science monitor plus recent article on alternatives to locking up juveniles. ♪ >> the c-span cities toward has partnered with media, to learn about the history and life of columbus georgia. >> inside the museum is remains of a confederate ironclad. this is an ironclad that was built in columbus during the war. those oval shapes are the gun ports of the jackson. the jackson is armed with six brooke rifles. the particular rifle firing today is one of the guns built specifically for the jackson. it was cast at the selma naval works and completed in january of 1865. the real claim to fame is connected to the fact that there are only four ironclads from the civil war that we can study. the jackson is right here. this is why this facility is here. it is first and foremost to tell the story of this particular ironclad and to show people there are more than just one or two,

the kind of peace that we >> on our next "washington journal" republican scott garrett. the reaction to the budget plan with democratic representative of wisconsin. and a look at a recent article on alternatives to locking up juvenile offenders. plus, your phone calls facebook comments, and treats. "washington journal" live each morning and 7 a.m. on c-span. congressman schock is resigning. he resigned less than 12 hours after politico raised questions about tens of thousands of dollars in mileage reimbursement he received for his personal vehicle. they write he build the federal government and is campaigning for miles on his personal car but when he sold that car, he had roughly 80,000 miles on the odometer. the documents indicate he was reimbursed for $90,000 more than his car was driven. read the entire article and more on politico.com. >> here is what is ahead -- the secret service has been under security scruple because of a number of security breaches at the white house. the head of the secret service took questions from lawmakers on capitol hill. that is next. aft

the kind of peace that we >> on our next "washington journal" republican scott garrett. the reaction to the budget plan with democratic representative of wisconsin. and a look at a recent article on alternatives to locking up juvenile offenders. plus, your phone calls facebook comments, and treats. "washington journal" live each morning and 7 a.m. on c-span. congressman

. >>> on our next washington journal, congressman scott garrett talks about the republican's budget blue print for 2016. congress garrett serves on the budget and financial services committee. then reaction to the gop budget plan with democratic representative mark pocan of wisconsin. and a look at alternatives to looking up juvenile offender. christian science monitor stacy tiker joins us. wash journal is live every morning on c-span. >>> defense sect ashton carter and joint chiefs chair testify before the house armed services committee. the hearing will propose on the 2016 defense budget and the president's request for authorization to use military force against isis. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on cspan3. >>> this weekend the c-span cities tour has partnered with media com to learn about the history of columbus, georgia. >> right here inside of the museum is remains of a confederate ironclad, the css jackson and this was an ironclad built here in columbus during the war. the ovalal shapes are the gun ports of the jackson. and the jackson is armed with six brook rifle tz --

at that hearing, new jersey congressman scott garrett, who was on this program earlier this week, talked about secretary lew's role as deputy secretary when he served under haley clinton at the state department and asked about his responsibilities for enforcing e-mail policy when he was deputy secretary. [video clip] secretary lew: i don't recall being involved in policymaking. rep. garrett: did you discuss whether policies prohibit her from using private accounts? secretary lew: i don't recall any discussion. rep. garrett: do you recall approving her request? secretary lew: i don't recall any discussion. punishment the state department is going through all this material. rep. garrett: i have the right here so i'm asking you the question. secretary lew: i was aware that she was e-mailing with people. i do not pay attention to what e-mail she was using. host: that exchange one of many hearings this week and we are reviewing your top issues on "washington journal." phone lines are open for the next 20 minutes or so. paul is waiting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, line for republicans. caller:

garrett. o major?in >> reporter: scott, the white house said netanyahu's victory will have no effects on nuclear talks with iran. top officials say they believe the israeli prime minister will not walk it back and the u.s. is now stuck with a new and unwelcome reality in its pursuit of peace. president obama instructed top advisors to come up with if possible a two-state solution, something netanyahu discussed with presidents clinton, bush and obama and which he formally endorsed in 2009. scott, top officials tell us the most likely outcome is the administration could allow the united nations security council to pass a resolution recognizing a palestinian state, that'sat something this white house hasin long opposed.ed >> pelley: major, thanks very much.mu tonight the secret service is investigating whether an envelope addressed to the white house contained cyanide. one test was negative, the second positive. white house mail is inspected at a processing center far away and that's where they found it. the associated press reports there is a suspect known to the secret service but there have been no ar

it came from an incident that happened a week ago, and our major garrett has details tonight. major? >> reporter: scott two secret service agents are under investigation for driving an agency vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and crashing it into a barrier near the white house grounds on march 4th. one of the agents holds the number-two position in president obama's protective detail. the other agent is a senior supervisor in the washington field office. both agents have been reassigned to desk jobs and stripped of their management roles while the department of homeland security's office of inspector general investigates. the white house first learned of this episode when new secret service director joe clancy informed president obama's top advisers. scott, we're told the president is fully aware of this matter and supports a complete investigation. >> pelley: major, thank you very money. today the associated press filed suit against the state department, claiming the department is withholding documents that should be made public. this comes a day after hillary clinton explained why she used

it came from an incident thatnd happened a week ago, and our major garrett has details for us tonight.r major? >> reporter: scott, two secret service agents are underan investigation for driving anag agency vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and bar crashing it into a barrier near the white house grounds on march 4th. one of the agents holds the number-two position in president obama's protective detail. the other agent is a senior supervisor in the washington. field office.bo both agents have been reassigned to desk jobs and stripped ofna their management roles while the department of homeland security's office of inspectorve general investigates. the white house first learned of this episode when new secret service director joe clancy informed president obama's top advisers. scott, we're told the president is fully aware of this matter and supports a complete investigation. >> pelley: major, thank you very much. >>> dating back to hill re clinton's tenure as secretary. the ap is looking for her public and private calendars e-mails about the bin laden raid and coresponse with top aides yesterday clint

scott? >> yeah it's payback time. anne arundel county frederick county garrett counties have decided to slice one day from spring break. it's march 30th in anne arundel, april 1st in frederick, april 6th in garrett. state officials say three other districts have asked permission to do the same but they won't say which ones yet. we know montgomery county schools are keeping spring break into account soer to reduce the school year by three days to offset the snow days. but they've warned parents expect the school year to extend from june 12th to june 17th. frederick county despite trimming spring break, will also extend its school year by two days through june 17th and the school year will b extended till 17th in howard county too. prince george's county schools say no decision there yet, but the northern virginia districts will keep their calendars intact. they didn't miss enough days there to require any makeups. in maryland this is the second year in a row school districts have asked state leaders for permission to change their school calendars and worth remembering the state rejected requests in 2014 to shorten the

achieve a two-state solution, something scott, the president reminded the prime minister has long-standing white house and congressional support. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house for us this evening. major, thank you. there were protests today at the university of virginia over the use of force in the arrest of a black student. wyatt andrews is in charlottesville. >> reporter: it started early wednesday morning when alcohol control agents forcefully tackled uva student martese johnson after asking him if he used a fake i.d. johnson is seen bleeding heavily from a head wound that required 10 stitches. he's also heard accuse the agents of targeting him for being black. >> ( bleep ) racists! >> reporter: late this afternoon, johnson issued a statement read by his attorney, daniel watkins: >> as the officers held me down one thought race through my mind. how could this happen? >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: the arrest has sparked two days of protest and ignighted the u.v.a. community in part because of who johnson is-- a prominent and popular student leader recently elected vice chairman man of the u.v.a. honor committee. but you could

scott, we have just learned that joe clancy the director of the secret service also first learned of this on monday a clear indication his agency has several problems to correct. >> pelley: major garrett reporting at the white house. major, thank you. tonight artillery thundered through a major bat until a test of america's strategy against isis. iraqi forces are fighting to take back the city of tikrit from isis and we're about to find out whether the u.s.-trained iraqis can win and whether this battle against terrorism will escalate into a civil war between the two branches of islam, the sunnis of isis and the shia of the iraqi government. holly williams is covering the battle. >> reporter: al dour is battle scattered and deserted by its residents, but isis is gone and its black fallings are defaced. just five miles south of tikrit, iraqi forces defeated isis in al dour on monday. it took iraqi forces more than three days of intense street-to-street fighting to recapture this small town. tikrit is a city of 250,000 people and a much bigger challenge. if the iraqi fighters are in a triumphant mood, and major general bahaa al-azawi told us victory in tikrit is close. >> we have the ca