headed to california to visit winners out that state, including in san diego, where congressman scott peterso art in the ceremony, recognizing the students for their winning documentary. chucongresswoman judy honored the second prize winners for their documentary on social security. a special thanks to our cable partners, charter, comcast, cox, and time warner cable. be sure to watch the 21 winning entries before washington journal. on monday, british prime minister david cameron gave a seeming to the british house of commons on his role in the panama papers and his decision to release his tax returns. he is a questions about tax evasion laws. a member of the parliament was asked to leave after he called the prime minister "dodgy dave." >> order. statement. the prime minister. p.m. cameron: thank you, mr. speaker. ofterday, i published all the information in my tax returns. i've given additional information about money inherited and given to me by my family, so people can see the sources of income that i have -- my salary, the benefit in kind of living in number 10 downing

congressman scott peters took place in the ceremony, recognizing three students for their winning documentaries. , family,join friends and classmates for their winning documentary on social security called a sense of security. a special thanks to our cable partners for helping to coordinate these community visits. every weekday this month on c-span, be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries before washington journal. each week leading up to the 2016 election, american history tv brings your archival coverage in presidential races. next, from the 1992 campaign, presidential candidate jerry brown. the former california governor had one contests in vermont and connecticut heading into new york, and needed another victory to continue momentum against democratic front-runner bill clinton. but jerry brown finished third in new york with governor clinton winning the state on his way to securing the party nomination. bill clinton then defeated incumbent george h.w. bush in the general election. this program is about one hour. >> we welcome you to the post. we are very glad to have you. we wish

congressman scott peters took part in the ceremony. and in our honda, california judy chu joins friends and classmates. a special thanks to our cable partners. helping to coordinate the community visits. every week to this month be sure to watch one of the top entries before washington journal. >> on june 23 citizens will vote on a referendum proposing the united kingdom leave the european union. former ministers of foreign affairs and defense talked about leaving the eu would affect the national budget, economy and military alliances. this is two hours. .. >> reporter: the final evidence taking session will go to the witnesses now but first identify yourself for the record. >> i'm a member of the british your campaign. >> a member of parliament. >> thank you very much. let me explain how we're going to stretch of this. i invite each of you to make an opening statement no more than 500 words. then we will put questions to each of you and give ten minutes into which to do so. then at the end i may invite you to make very brief remarks a

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cam winners in that state, including a visit to a middle school in san diego where congressman scott peters took part in the ceremony, recognizing students tristan cooper, jackie power and others for their winning. judy chu honored second prize winning anti- chan, and to others for their winning documentaries for social security on a sense of security. it thanks for cable partners, charter, comcast, and time warner warner cable for coordinating visits. be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6:51 a.m. eastern before "washington journal". >> white house press secretary josh only says president obama will sign legislation that offers incentives to companies to find cures for the virus, but called the bill meagher. the bill does not include the funding the president requested. this briefing runs about one hour. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> good afternoon everybody. thank you for the warm welcome. [laughter] i don't have any announcements at the top so we can go straight to the questions. >> a couple of questions about zika. he been critical of congress over that issue. >> that's a

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california to meet with student winners in that state including a visit to san diego where congressman scott peters took part in the ceremony recognizing tristan cooper, dell louisiana bruce and jackie power for their victories. and judy choo recognized andy chan, okio khan for their winning documentary on social security. a special thanks to our cable partners, charter, comcast, and time warner cable for coordinating these visits. every weekday this month on c-span be sure to watch one of the winning entries before washington journal. >>> education secretary john king testified yesterday on the every student succeeds act. he discussed the challenges of implementing the legislation that replaced the no child left behind act. >> senator murray and i will each have an opening statement to introduce our witness and after our witness testimony several senators will -- senators will have five minutes of questions. welcome, mr. secretary. thank you for being here. mr. secretary, as you know i urged the president to appoint an education secretary because i thought it was important to have a confirmed secr

winners in that state, including a visit to correia middle school in san diego where congressman scott peters took part in the ceremony. and in elhombah, judy chu joins family and classmates to honor members for their winner documentary on social security called "a sense of security." a special thanks to our cable partners, charter, comcast, cox, and time warner cable for helping to coordinate these community viz tsdz. remember, every week day this month on c-span, be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern before washington journal. >> president obama delivers his last speech at the white house correspondents dinner a week from saturday. and coming up this saturday, c-span takes a look at some of his previous speeches from past dinners. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. like did we fake the moon landing? what really happened in roswell? and where are biggy and tupac? all kidding aside, obviously, we all know about your credentials and

with winners in that state, including a visit to a middle school in san diego where congressman scott petersk recognizingceremony tristan cooper, della bruce, and jackie power. joinedswoman judy chu friends, family, and classmates to honor the second prize winners for their winning documentary on social security called "a sense of security." a special thanks to our cable partners for helping to coordinate these community visits. remember every weekday this month on c-span, be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning at 6:50 a.m. eastern before "washington journal." >> coming up on our companion c-span2, house budget committee chair tom price on the fiscal year 2017 budget and his ideas for long-term budget reform. he is speaking to the committee for responsible federal budget. you will be able to watch it live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span2 could]. at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the house will convene for legislative business and efforts to consolidate its headquarters. they will take up a bill prohibiting the internal revenue service from rehiring workers that have been hired i

california to meet with student winners in that state including a visit to san diego where congressman scott peters took part. and in alhambra california, judy chu recognized members for their winning documentary on social security called a sense of security. a special thanks to our cable partners for helping to coordinate these community visits. remember, every week day this month, be sure to watch one of the top 21 entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern before washington journal. >>> the house veteran's affairs committee this morning held a hearing on the va's efforts to improve veteran's healthcare. the undersecretary for healthcare and other veterans affairs department officials testified at the hearing. >>> hearing will come to order. i would like to welcome everyone to today's hearing entitled a continued assessment of delays and veteran's access to healthcare. this hearing marks two years since this committee exposed the wait time scandal that has gripped the department since 2014. i'm proud of the work we have done in those two years, particularly digging into the actions of bureaucrats whose self-in

can winners in that state including a visit to the middle school in san diego where congressman scott petersrt in the ceremony, recognizing the students. for their winning documentaries. also in california, congressman judy chu joined us to honor second prize winners. they had a winning documentary on social sick rarity. a special thanks to our cable for helping to coordinate these community visits. every weekday this month on c-span, be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6:50 a.m. before "washington journal." he had a couple of meals and a steam shovel -- mules in a steam shovel. it's one of the other ironies because he was so rabidly and owes hisnt entire fortune of the government. , sally dentont talks about her book the profiteers which takes a critical look at the bechtel corporation, one of the largest engineering and construction companies in the world. >> who else is the united states government going to get to do these projects throughout the world? tellfine for it to be back but if the american taxpayers paying for it, it was seen the american taxpayer should have a

meet with student cam winners, including correa middle school in san diego, where congressman scott petersook part recognizing students jackie power for their winning documentaries. and in elhambra, california, judy chu joined us to honor three winners for their documentary on social security security called "a sense of skurlt." charter, comcast, cox and time warner cable. every weekday be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries on 6:00 am eastern before washington journal. >>> a discussion on women in military combat with current and former military officers. they debated the recent policy change, lifting restrictions on women serving in combat roles. the event was hosted by the new york city bar association. >> think tank and panel discussions are a way of life but some of them are not so good. i hope we have a great one tonight. i think you're all aware that we're here to talk about an issue that is extremely important to the military. and i would argue, as a reporter who covers the pentagon and military, important to the nation. the integration of women in all combat -- in all

and a republican tweeted out -- peters fromic scott california sent this message -- you can find out more about that .t student cam.org here's more about one of the winners of the competition. >> this month we showcase our student cam winners, c-span's annual documentary competition for middle and high school students. this year's theme is wrote to the white house -- is wrote to the white house, and the question is what issues do you want presidential candidates to discuss? california -- want residential candidates to discuss social security in their video titled "a sense of one significant issue still remains, it is an issue that hasn't garnered much attention, an issue that the candidates must address. only a few months or mental a few months remain until ballots are cast for the presidential election. security hassocial largely been ignored. >> the government report has been disconcerting. [indiscernible] >> we all need to work together to address these issues. hama there is no way to move forward. -- >> there is no way to move forward. social security was designed to provide gene

peter barnes, thank you very much. appreciate it. reporter: david, darrell scott. darrell scott is his name, sorry. melissa: how crucial is new york in the race going forward? here is byron york, "washington examiner" chief political correspondent. he is a fox news contributor. byron, thanks so much for joining us. i was driving to work today, heard donald trump on radio. we can't take this for granted, you have to get out and vote. making the point there are 27 congressional districts. he needs above 50% in each district to get the three delegates. even though you think i win i need each and every vote. what do you think are the chance he sweeps all the delegates? >> they're not bad. all you heard early in the campaign from cruz or kasich maybe they can take a delegate here and delegate there. new york has 95 total delegates. i don't think anybody doubts that trump will get the vast majority of them. trump has good schedule luck, his really bad loss in wisconsin was follow now by coming to his strongest state, his home state where he will appear to be back on track if he does win big tomorrow. mel

rachel scott, 17 years old. mr. peters: john tomlin, 16. kyle velasquez, 16. matthew, 16. kelly flemming, 16 years old. daniel, 15 years old. daniel mowser, 15 years old. steven, 14 years old. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the achievements of daniel dennis. just this past week, daniel earned the right to represent the united states in the 2016 olympic games being held in rio as a member of the united states wrestling team. mr. dold: he's one of only six wrestlers who were selected. throughout his career, daniel has stood out as a rare talent in the sport. while he attended grant township high school in fox lake, illinois, daniel set the school record for career wins, technical defaults and most team points. daniel built

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scott thank you. >> the gentleman is not here howard, diana peter straus. >> good afternoon howard speaking for it isrue i first want to thank mary for presenting you with a very good plan i want to speak to one little part of this the crossing of lombard includes put the white guy on to start the walk before traffic i'll suggest you did same thing i tried to do that with transit planners crossing the side streets in this case you delay the pedestrian from going so people can make the right turns and get out of away of the bus i don't want to kill cars we have to move ism or them out of the way and one things that mary forgot one of the advantage you can use your transit signals and now be able to use them that will add for liability and maybe golden gate put the same commit and use it those signals what could can be smarts you may have to wait but certainly adds quality i look forward to see how you build those parking idles with the boarding when i do it on 19th avenue i'll have to solve the problems on judy you don't have to have a length broadly island and i think it through this one will be at t

scott: thank you. first off. i want to thank sharon and peter for all they do. i want to thank the turnaround in the republican national committee. when i ran in 2010 as you know, the r.n.c. was not in the same position as it is today. i thank you for everything you have done. [applause] >>> most important, spend your money. [laughter] gov. scott: that's the deal, you come to you come to florida. you pay 12 5% of sales tax. we love everybody to come to our state. if you don't want to spend all your money, by some. by a second or third or fifth home. the other part of that, your property taxes. this is the best business model you can imagine. i got some good news. you always say the things you try. do they actually work? if you look at our state for the last five years and three month, there is no if and's or about it. conservative principles were. lower taxes, personal freedom. limited government. all of it works. if you followed my race in 2010, charlie crist did these things. he wrecked our economy. 832,000 people lost their jobs in four years. raise taxes to

scott. >> thank you. first off. i want to thank sharon and peter for all they do.urnaroundhank the in the republican national committee. when i ran in 2010 as you know, the r.n.c. was not in the same position as it is today. i thank you for everything you have done. [applause] >>> most important, spend your money. [laughter] >> that's the deal, you come to you come to florida. you pay 12 5% of sales tax. we love everybody to come to our state. if you don't want to spend all your money, by some. by a second or third or fifth home. that, yourart of property taxes. this is the best business model you can imagine. i got some good news. say the things you try. do they actually work? if you look at our state for the last five years and three month, there is no if and's or about it. conservative principles were. lower taxes, personal freedom. limited government. all of it works. reese -- mywed my race in 2010, charlie crist did these things. he wrecked our economy. people lost their jobs in four years. raise taxes to billion dollars. by $9 billion. home prices dropped 50%

we have greta van susteren, blake burman, peter barnes at a trump event in rome, new york, trent duffy from the kasich campaign. senator scott brown and matt schlapp with us along with ed cox, the new york state gop chairman. first to senator scott brown. tell me exactly what your gut feeling is? he sounded quite serious here. is he sincere? >> absolutely. i never thought he was going to run nor accept it. to think that there is some special person who's going save the party coming in at convention, it's not going to happen. kasich and trump will have the delegates and they'll be writing the convention rules as speaker ryan referenced and 40 b is in place and i think it will stay in place not only to hurt kasich because he hasn't won eight states, only ohio. but mitt romney and newt gingrich can't come in. it's going to be one of the two, trump and cruz, period. liz: trump and cruz. blake, what was it like in that room? blake burman? okay, he's just getting in a better position here. so i will take it to greta van susteren. right before he came out, you were saying i know this guy, a midwesterner, sincere at heart. what jump

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scott stringer vowed to audit the new york city board of elections. we'll have more on the new york primary after headlines. in brooklyn, a judge has sentenced former nypd officer peter liang to serve no jail time for killing unarmed african american father akai gurley. in 2014, nypd officer peter liang shot 28-year-old gurley in the darkened stairwell of a brooklyn housing project. gurley was walking down the stairs with his girlfriend because the elevator was broken. following the shooting, officer liang first texted his union representative before making a radio call for help. as gurley lay dying. liang had faced up to 15 years in prison on second-degree murder charges. but on tuesday, judge danny chun sentenced him to serve only five years probation and 800 hours of community service. judge chun also made the rare decision to reduce officer liang's verdict from manslaughter charges to the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide. following the announcement, akai gurley's aunt, hecicicirtencia petersen, spoke out. >> this is not justice. this is not justice. my family is going to continue -- we're going to continue to be in the streets. we're going to contin

scott, going into. >> let's talk about phillies coming off ugly lost tuesday, phillies look to go avoid being swept at home by the mets last night. >> yes, they were down one, here in the seventh, when petersingle right, scoring david low, and tying the game it, would stay that way until the 11th. when again, batting in the ninth, in the line up, right, there he is, see, the pitch outside, you got to go with it. ground ball to shortstop. but if you wait, watch this play. not in time for freddie galvis to score. by the way, second walk off win. how about that? >> i saw you hitting baseballs yesterdayment didn't look too prep. >> i they were throwing, the machine they had it set at a 5 miles per hour, which is really slow. no one could hit it. it was ridiculous. >> interesting. see if i can finds the video on my phone. curt schilling un fire again for comments he made about transgender people. now his boss at espn is reacting. >> by the way there is friday is earth day. and we want to do our part to help the environment, join us from 7:00 to 10:00 for our earth day shreading event at parx casino. bring any of your unwanted document have, them safely and securely disposed of on earth day tom

scott decision? and what really disturbs me is, can this really happen again, this blatant violation of due process and our constitutional rights as americans? thank you. peter: those are really good questions. i will quote, and i normally don't, but i will quote supreme court justice anthony scalia. i don't often agree with his opinions, but he said, korematsu ranks with dred scott and plessy versus ferguson as the three worst decisions ever in the supreme court. the question of whether this can happen again -- unfortunately, the court has not ever overturned or had the occasion to overturn the korematsu decision. so, technically, it stays on the books. as i quoted justice jackson, and lies around like a loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority with a plausible reason. we may say, of course this is not going to happen again, we are a much more decent, tolerant society today. but, to think that history can never repeat itself is really -- to think that history can never repeated itself is really not something we should do. susan: on twitter, john young wants to know, how did the authorities different that -- those of japanese dissent from those fro

continues his wisconsin swing today campaigning with governor scott walker and kasich campaigns in new york tomorrow. anna, clayton, and petero we want to show you. take a look. can you imagine? an escalator at the wells fargo center in philadelphia malfunctions, speeding up and leaving a pile of people at the bottom. nobody was seriously hurt. >>> after an eight-year break, air france will resume service to iran. women are rerequired to wear head scarves and loose clothing. union heads are calling the literal cover-up, quote, a threat to their dignity and an attack on freedom. >>> a handicap man rescued after being stranded at sea for nine days. he got stranded after a person he was renting on a sail boat did not come back. the man fortunately is expected to be okay. >>> it's the politics of this video that's going viral. the heart warming moment that rachel gray finds out she got in. >> i got in. i'm going to college. i got in. >> a college bound rachel and her parents joined us earlier on "fox & friends" to talk about what all this means to the family. >> i was exciting and it was just kooxt. >> we never knew -- we knew i

peter, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. never a dull moment. donald trump beefing up his campaign. that includes hiring scott walker's former campaign manager. all of it as trump steps up his protest against the rnc process and tries to put another battle to rest. their feud apparently diffused. donald trump and megyn kelly putting their war of words aside during a closed door meeting wednesday at trump tower, at kelly's request. >> mr. trump was gracious enough to agree to it. we met for about an hour, just the two of us, and had a chance to clear the air. >> reporter: another raw us can night, this time in pittsburgh. protesters confronting trump supporters outside the arena. 500 pittsburgh police officers, nearly the entire force, onsite, some in riot gear. inside, trump pouring new fuel on his rivalry with the gop, calling the party's delegate selection process corrupt. >> because it's a rigged system, folks. the republican system is a rigged system. what it does is allows the bosses to pick whoever they want. >> reporter: rnc chairman reince priebus responding. >> i think when people are frustrated and

peter. >> well, hey, neil, that's right. this is something called the national diversity coalition for trump and the leadership includes the ceo of it. and, in fact, pastor darrell scott of cleveland who's known trump for several years. bruce lavell, a former republican party chairman from georgia and on the apprentice of course. now, pastor scott told me the meeting was set up for trump to meet and greet additional members of the coalition. there were some 50 plus people in the trump lobe waiting to go into the meeting. i think we have video of that. and it's not just african-americans. it's also asian-americans, muslim americans, and hispanic-americans and other groups. but scott also said that the members want to talk to trump about quote concerns and initiatives for our communities. he added we are going to be mr. trump's eyes and ears on the ground during the campaigns. now, there's supposed to be a press event after this unclear although this moment whether or not donald trump will be participating if he does, we'll get that to you. trump heads to buffalo ahead of the new york primary. neil. neil: all right, peter, thank you very much. and then there's the democ

reduced rate and peter and the armory are supporter of san francisco heritage throughout many years not through just this one event. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello commission i'm scott i work with nonprofits in san francisco i came out to support the folks in front of city hall we need a chuckle and act on the unit of arts and entertainment the lifeblood of san francisco they've been generous to the nonprofit as the armory was reactivated i recall to be an entertainment court new i understand noise concerns and the company has invested quite a bit in the building and will invest more to address this noise it is refreshing for the first time that is a the senior housing their approaching to get a solution that was groundbreaking to hear that i hope you move forward with a couple of conditions promise the entertainment commission and the local neighbors i used to live in that neighborhood and around the mission it is infinitely improved as far as the traffic and noise concerns those are things that will be problematic for an entertainment venue but we need a transportation served areas it is an ideal location at that scale we've lost venues we desperately need additio

reduced rate and peter and the armory are supporter of san francisco heritage throughout many years not through just this one event. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello commission i'm scott i work with nonprofits in san francisco i came out to support the folks in front of city hall we need a chuckle and act on the unit of arts and entertainment the lifeblood of san francisco they've been generous to the nonprofit as the armory was reactivated i recall to be an entertainment court new i understand noise concerns and the company has invested quite a bit in the building and will invest more to address this noise it is refreshing for the first time that is a the senior housing their approaching to get a solution that was groundbreaking to hear that i hope you move forward with a couple of conditions promise the entertainment commission and the local neighbors i used to live in that neighborhood and around the mission it is infinitely improved as far as the traffic and noise concerns those are things that will be problematic for an entertainment venue but we need a transportation served areas it is an ideal location at that scale we've lost venues we desperately need additio

scott. [applause] >> thank you. first, i want to thank the chairman and ryan and peter for all they do. i want to thank the chairman for this unbelievable turnaround in the republican national committee. when i ran in 2010 as you know, the r.n.c. was not in the same position as it is today. i thank you for everything you have done. [applause] >>> most important, spend your money. [laughter] >> that's the deal, you come to florida. you have 105 million tourists and you pay 25% of our sales tax and we love everybody. if you don't want to spend your money, buy something. buy a second, third or fourth or fifth home. [laughter] >> the other part of it you pay through your property taxes. this is the best business model you can imagine. i've got some good news. you always say, the things you try -- if you are business, you say do they actually work. if you look at our state the last five years and three months, no ifs, ands and buts work. lower taxes, personal regulation, personal freedom, limited government, all of it works. if you followed my race in 2010, the four years before i got electe

reduced rate and peter and the armory are supporter of san francisco heritage throughout many years not through just this one event. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello commission i'm scott work with nonprofits in san francisco i came out to support the folks in front of city hall we need a chuckle and act on the unit of arts and entertainment the lifeblood of san francisco they've been generous to the nonprofit as the armory was reactivated i recall to be an entertainment court new i understand noise concerns and the company has invested quite a bit in the building and will invest more to address this noise it is refreshing for the first time that is a the senior housing their approaching to get a solution that was groundbreaking to hear that i hope you move forward with a couple of conditions promise the entertainment commission and the local neighbors i used to live in that neighborhood and around the mission it is infinitely improved as far as the traffic and noise concerns those are things that will be problematic for an entertainment venue but we need a transportation served areas it is an ideal location at that scale we've lost venues we desperately need additiona

california to meet with winners and that state, including a visit to san diego, where congressman scott peters to part in the ceremony, recognizing the students for their winning documentary. congressmen -- conga summoned judy chu recognize the second prize winners for their documentary on social security. a special thanks to our cable cox,ers, charter, comcast, and time warner cable. he sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries before "washington journal." on the communicators, george ford, chief economist for policyanced legal and studies, and mark cooper debate the sec proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set- top boxes. they are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg bna lydia beyoud. >>