i'm the king of bad names. paper entrepreneur is the worst name you can ever come up with, but it's memorable. so i think their job now is if they love that name and believe it in, they have to tell the story to their community. >> right, make it mean something then. >> own it. if you're going to keep it, own it. >> this was so much fun to do and we will again, as i said, check in with them in october. i can't wait to see it. >>> time now to answer some of your business questions. mike and colleen are with us once again. the first one is an e-mail from robin who writes, i have a you unique business idea that i would like to collaborate with existing businesses who might be interested in becoming a supplier or a wholesaler. how would you go about choosing the vendors to participate? i guess one of the things she has to do is get people interested in whatever her idea is. >> she mentions unique business idea, so i wonder if she's tested it out for any business owner or potential business owner, i would recommend

the u.s. arizona at pearl harbor, which are also national memorials. naming this street after nancy pelosi and honor of her effort and work for the committee to make that cite the beautiful living memorial is is extremely appropriate. >> we have a motion and a second. all those in favor? all opposed? hearing none, it is unanimous. [applause] >> we are on item number seven, o lord of job order contract for capital projects. -- toward a job order contracts for capital projects. >> commissioners, and a director of capital and planning, this is a very brief item before you today, we would like to ask the commission to award the last of the contract -- we would like to award it for up to $1 million for job or contracts. this is a licensed contractor which means they have brought contracting skills as opposed to a be licensed focused warm buildings.

named after her. i urge you to waive the notice and support the naming of the drive. thank you. >> thank you. >> [reading names] >> i'm the vice president's programs with the clinic consortium, a partnership of 10 non-profit primary-care clinics that serve almost 100,000 san franciscans annually and we are wholeheartedly in support of this motion. you have heard all of the great work she has done over the years, particularly in the health care realm. she has been a tireless supporter of the ryan white services act which has provided hiv and aids services to countless san franciscans and people around the country. more recently, she has been a key leader in the implementation of the affordable care act which will help to transform our health-care system and improve its quality and reduce the cost of care. she has been a huge supporter of the consortium and our efforts to bring health care services to low-income and underserved san franciscans. for that reason, we support the motion. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. i love the parks. i believe we have the secon

five points higher. >> the fact that you're seeing the safety names going up and the industrial names coming in that dispersion does reduce the volatility of the index. that's why the index has held in there. if you look at how much stocks are moving, they are moving a lot and people should be -- >> did anybody else bring up the fact the nasdaq is up 12% this year. russell 2000 is up 7%. hardly the disaster some predicted. >> it will lead me to the breadth of the market. the breadth is very poor. when you look at the nasdaq we've seen this movie poor. what i look at like a moynihan july the s&p is flat on the month. this month in this spy so far the lowest volume that they've seen since may of 2007. they are ex-- chipotle was down 23%. they are seeing sales growing in the u.s. they lost $2 billion in market cap on a $17 million revenue miss. >> we've seen big call buyers. we saw it earlier this week in e-bay. this week we saw a bunch of energy names. people want to be bullish but are scared to be bullish. >> that's being defensive. people don't want to buy stocks but they need to prot

the domain system is unique. there is only one brand name of tom for example what it means is there's a fundamental mismatch so the factor system is trying to map to a system that his integrity and is international uniques if you always have tension so that is an imperfect flaw that comes from history of the trademark system was established by the nation states and the internet global systems and you have an incompatibility. intellectual property rights enforcement is more challenging in many cases because of all such restrictions around the world where the internet is active and because actions parties can take and i think that what we have seen in the icann community and the multistate older community is a lot of work to improve those pardons and there's an intellectual property constituency for example the icann that his prominent attorneys. but and i personally have been over all with the system? i receive for one thing i knowed that fundamental dichotomy in the architecture that is going to create ongoing tension, and i noted the diffic

. >> the name of the instrument is called tale boheha. >> (speaking spanish). >> it was a time in peru when the africans were prohibited from playing or making instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were forced to make their own instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they use the surroundings and big jars and they used to have water or other type was drinks. >> (speaking spanish). >> covered with leather skin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and they make the drums. >>. >> (speaking spanish). (drums). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called dungo. >> spr (speaking spanish). >> we have two but only one was used. >> (speaking spanish). >> this is one that was used north of the capital. >> (speaking spanish). >> in the cities of the country >> (speaking spanish). >> when he was a child he was able to see those instruments and on extension today. (drums). (applause) . >> this is a donkey's jaw. it could be a horse or a donkey. >> donkey's jaw. >> and it's played by spiking it and to make the rattle sound and also creates this. (applause). >> (speaking spanish)

what do you think of the name changing of the bank? >> the name changing of the bank? first of all, let's be honest, panther stadium sounds more exciting than pang of america stadium. -- than bank of america stadium. they should take it a step further, cougar stadium sounds sexier. >> you can stop there. >> i don't know. >> you are focused on some air air -- some areols right now. >> i am a fan of the eastern block for some reason. >> you go to party and meet chicks. >> paul, you had to change your name from mccurio to mccuro. that's the truth. >> i was albanian at one time and no longer. my nipples would push through my fish net top, and i did not know what to do with myself. look, first of all, i think the democrats made a mistake to even point it out. they should have put the name of the stadium in as bank of america stadium. obama bailed that bank out with $45 billion. he can name it whatever he wants. he can name it [bleep] stadium. >> america bailed that bank out. >> and he is america because he is the president, right? >> if you say so. i am willing to believe t

killer's name is recalled but the victims' names are not. i think that's wrong. i want to focus on the hour ahead in the 70 people shot or wounded last night. including the 12 of whom have died. now, we don't know many of the names of the dead, but police now do. just before air time they announced that they expect the notifications to begin tonight. it is a brutal job after a brutal 24 hours. >> our cops went through a lot. as i told you this morning, they rushed people out of that theater, into police cars. i've heard some compelling stories. one of the things we are working on is how we're going to deal with our own trauma. >> an emotional police chief dan oates with another rough night ahead of him. we do not want to speculate on victim's identities of course, the last thing we want is for someone's namly to hear that kind of speculation. do know one who's life was cut short. jessica ghawi. she narrowly he skapd a shooting in toronto. she was only 24 years old. her brother joins me tonight to talk about his sister. other focus is on the v

anyway, we present the names. he interviewed the various candidates, and he came to the conclusion, he thought that john doar was the person that he wanted, that would meet his criteria. we called john doar. i think i made the call to john doar. of course, you never want to put a person in this position. i called john doar to say, if you're going to be asked, would you accept it if you're asked? and he said that he would. so i told the congressman that he would and he called the congressman and he was hired. >> after the judiciary committee approved the three articles of impeachment, the "new york times" wrote a story about the history of the committee and made the argument that -- that congressman rodino had a hard time making up his mind and that in order to push him to make up his mind, somebody leaked to the press the names of john doar and a few other people. it's true that the -- is it true that the congressman had a hard time? >> i don't think he a hard time. he was extremely judicious. where you are in your

we now know the names of the officers and the name of the deceased game. now, this all started yesterday afternoon at the urban barbecue. according to the gosh police department, 63-year-old prince otto macer was seen armed in the outdoor dining area. sergeant james rid nick and matthew weedener tried to communicate with him, but he refused to comply and both men fired their weapons. the cops are on shave leave while the investigation continues. >>> in campaign 2012 news tonight, some interesting presidential polling numbers. according to cnn's poll of polls, president bedroom holds a lead over mitt romney in the popular vote; but as the 2008 election told us you have to -- considered up for grabs. >>> the president is on a two- day bus trip through two states seen as critical to his reelection, ohio and philadelphia. mitt romney's campaign has put louisiana governor bobby jindal and louisiana governor tim plenty on their own bus to shadow the president every mile of the way. >> i want goods shipped around the world stamp with "made in america." >> reporte

every name carries meaning. based on the happening behind the name.o bear the name of rosa parks, it gives us the burden of making sure that this senior center, this place of residency, he speaks what rosa parks was about. -- bespeaks what rosa parks was about. she was secretary of the montgomery, alabama, naacp. she was a woman who was so tired that day that she refused to give up her seat to a man. he felt she did not deserve a seat and he should have it because he was white. because rosa parks did not give up proceed, -- give up her seat, we're able to give housing to people from all around the world. she was concerned about liberty and justice for all. and all should mean all. as chair of this commission, it is my abiding commitments, struggle, and intention that we will work in this city so that all people will receive equal opportunity to get a fair access to housing, live in a safe environments, and just the other night, a man was murdered right near this facility. just this month, there have been many murders rights in this area. no citizen sh

on the last issue about the name, it is in the charter. changing the name of it would be a charter issue, which would be a fairly heavy lift. thank you very much, mr. chairman. secretary boomer: 11 member of the public who wishes to address here. >> good afternoon, mr. chairman. this report is very good, but they forgot to mention that you are drawing too many bicycle lanes. i cannot. it is about 7000 bicycle people using in this town. even 40 something bicycle. i have not seen the director. maybe i miss him. 7000 people. we are the majority of the people living in this town with a kid and a family you can afford to sit in the cab. they have to drive a car. i always get a ticket. hiding in a small alley. they are holding up the whole block for the bicycle lane, and there is not very much distance to make a turn on howard street. only one car in position. if you want to make a right turn on harrison or howard st., you have to be very careful. you cannot pull over. this is a main major street. they are making money. not only you. they are ma

the thing. in a way, rick, isn't what's his name -- what is the guy's name, oscar? michael johnson. >> is he doing everyone a favor by assuming the role of a [bleep]. >> we don't have to be. it is a great story. how could you not be inspired by what this athlete has overcome, and the fact that he is able to do what he does. >> but -- >> but cough -- caveat before the but,. >> the lee majors. >> you combined steve austin with lee majors. >> putting them together we can rebuild him. i checked this out so andy wouldn't give me a hard time later. he is also competing in the paralympic. >> yes. >> that makes sense. obviously let him run against other athletes that are overcoming similar challenges. >> then why can't michael johnson participate in the paralympic? >> he can. we just have to cut of -- off one of his legs. >> i guess you could. >> do we have to go that far? what if he just has add? >> that is an impediment. >> or carpal tunnel. >> or maybe slightly depressed. >> anxiety. >> let's get him blackout drunk and put him in the race anyway. >> is he going the wrong

was the name of the yacht? hey are all good names. >> bill: the answer is, roll the tape. >> they chartered a boat, now the day before yesterday, somebody asked him what the name of the boat was and they didn't seem to remember. well,. [ laughter ] i can see why they wouldn't want to remember. the name of the boat was monkey business. [ laughter ] >> nobody knows what happened on the boat but i understand the whales were watching them. [ laughter ] >> bill: all right. maccallum scores. jim la roy lasalle, michigan. very good, maccallum. close kipling remember that. >> i'm going it read poems tonight. >> bill: pinheads and patriots starring chris rock in his own this evening. and p just over two minutes away. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the

now, we don't know if this is the same name but it is name of aurora colorado giving the name get. it wasn't the same man. ross later was forced to apologize for his gaffe as he should have. joining me former white house secretary and cohost of the popular and successful show "the five." dana perino. you have quite a fan club here by the way. i was shocked that brian ross would wrecklessly and irresponsibly make some connection to the tea party without any basis whatsoever to do so. >> not only is that shocking, from a reporter who should get things 100% right but that he went to the tea party website first to see if there was a connection. i actually think that is almost more interesting and then they get it wrong and then have to be forced to apologize. then they wonder why they have journalism has such a low approval rating. when i was the white house press secretary they used to give us a hard time because of president bush's approval rating. i remember being aed what are you going to do about it. i said there are only two entities in washington that lower approval raidings tha

. >> the name of this instrument is called cajon. >> (speaking spanish). >> in certain places in africa this instrumentality existed. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the percussionist will play with their hands and their feet. >> (speaking spanish). >> with the african slave trade he used to be in the ports. this type of boxes. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were sit over these big boxes and play over them. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the blacks these type of instruments were not allowed to be played because they were too loud and for the church they will provoke movement that was not appropriate. >> (speaking spanish). >> they could also work as a form of communication with the drumming patterns. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was what was going on in africa. >> (speaking spanish). >> and from some of the sounds they used to play that we almost lost all of them we still have some that he remembers. >> (speaking spanish). >> for instance -- >> (speaking spanish). >> this means "attention be alert. something is going to happen". >> (speaking spanish). >> wake up. wake up. >> wake

the miami heat, that's a terrible name. the heat, that's a great name. >> if you don't have an s at the end of your team's name there is something weird. everybody knows he knows a lot about basketball. >> why, because he is black? you make me sick. >> bill! >> of course it is because he is black. second of all, he did get grief a couple years ago when he was talking about his favorite white sox players of the 1980sand couldn't name just one. as one who remembers the white sox from the 1980s, i don't blame him. but in this case it was a gap. a gasp. >> maybe they should change the name as the heats with a z. >> a backwards z. >>> we will close things out with a post game wrap up. to see clips of recent shows fox news.com/red eye. >>> see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern. coming up on the next "red eye." michael ian black, lori rothman and king buzzo. oh boy. >> now back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> kurt, tell me about "bunk." >> it is a comedy game show. comedians compete and i host. none of the questions hav

out of the media. >> i want my sister's name out but i don't want the air-time saturated with this't want him to get his 10 seconds on television and the victims' names remembered rather than this coward. >> it was an idea quickly embraced by th media. >> i refuse to say his name. [ applause [ applause ] >> at my house, we're just going to call him suspect a. >> it was a message that resonated across the nation. after meeting with the survivors and victims' families, even president obama agreed not to mention the shooter's name. >> that vow also hit home with a community all too familiar with tragedy. in the shadow of aurora just 20 miles away. >> i am in full support of this idea of not naming the shooter's name and not putting attention on the shooter. >> craig scott is a survivor of the columbine shooting 13 years ago. two of the 13 people who died in that tragedy were scott's friends, shot right in front of him. another was his sister, 17-year-old rachel scott, murdered while sitting on the grass near the school entrance. >> it would have definitely helped me to hear the names

we're seeing reports that there is now a short list of possibilities and the biggest name on that so-called short list is the former secretary of state, condoleezza rice. let's bring in dana bash. she's working the story for us. the name has been floated out there for a while.

same time, we're seeing more creativity and growth in the domain name industry. so-so far, i don't see a big change, yet at the same time, you know, no one can predict the future in technology. things just move so quickly. so we're all students of this magnificent process that continues to unfold. host:host you've mentioned black cat, what is that and in your previous life, you were the director of the national cyber security center and is that why you're at black hat? guest: i do have an affinity for the security community, and the field, and i did start coming here, in fact, when i was in that position. i had the great honor of keynoting here in 2008. and in fact, as i'm sitting here today, sean henry, former director of cyber security at the fbi, is giving his keynote this morning. but black hat is a preeminent security conference globally, there is about 7500 people registered here this week, and then it's interesting, because after three, four days of meetings, with the security community, we have people from companies here, security companies, security exper

the interim ceo is likely to be named to the position permanently.ver in may after scot thompson stepped down five months into his tenure over allegations that he might have added his resume. yahoo! has had five ceos in the last five years. it is hot and mr. short pants himself is here >> i wish i was because it is soaked in hot in some of the valleys. we will probably see triple digits again today towards the coastline. some patchy fog speaking in towards the bay. it looks like those numbers will be heating up, a very mild started the day. by the afternoon, the upper 90s in triple digits, slightly cooler than yesterday but still hot matter how you slice it. out towards the coastline, not much of a heat wave there. patchy fog and temperatures into the '60s. 104 and sunny in sacramento. 101 in yosemite. the low pressure will drop into the bay area. air quality continues to suffer. it looks like temperatures are going to be hot down in the south bay. 78 degrees in hayward. triple digits into pittsburgh. inside the day you will see the sea breeze '60s a

a lot of overhangs in the name. it makes sense to play the story with options. >> such a big implied move into earnings. with everything that is facebook, about what is going to happen. take a look when they said, okay, things slowing down. people baking that in. they could affirm that, of course, but when i take a look at this situation. i find it very interesting, they are applying 11.1% move. how much of a market cap move it would be for a stock this big. very big change. >> first time linkedin announced and the only analogous space in the name right now. down 30% over the next 5 days. it could move a ton more than expected. >> does the implied move suggest people really don't know what will happen? >> very likely to underperform that implied move. here have you a situation, where, again, not about earnings, really about what the long-term, you know, growth for this company looks like. i don't think people will make their mind up next week. >> a trade ahead of the report? >> i do, largely with a couple of factors.

it is -- no one mentioned the name of the suspect in this case, and i won't do so now. but we should also remember that in coming days we will mention that name. and the society that produced the young woman who saved her friend's life and those acts of heroism inside that theater, somehow we gave rise to the suspect. and to this act. and not us personally responsible. we've got to figure that out. and stop it from happening again. >> and reverend, let me get your thoughts in the last minute we have here. and i thought that one of the quotes that came from the gunmen or one of the victims it's amazing one bad person has brought so much good. boy, did we hear it here tonight. >> that's a characteristic of true integrity and authenticity in religion. i think the president kind of put it all together. he didn't try to be a theologian. he promised us in the days ahead there would be conversations that would help us deal with some of the issues coming out of this. i think, chris, what strikes me most is there are lots of people in aurora, colorado, who were helped by what we

is a slave name. the second name is simon boullivier. unclear how he acquired the name of a latin-american liberator. but his father was someone who -- i mean he was someone who freed his children. he had many children. he freed them all. he sent them to ohio to be raised by radical quaker abolitionists. he knew the abolitionists, and he gave them a lot of money. and they raised his children. >> let me add one parenthetical here. in fact, the black elite of washington of whom i spoke at the outset, many, many, many, many of them, if not the majority, were mixed-race persons. many, many of them were children and grandchildren of slavemasters and slave women. hence, the look of the near-white black leader at that point. o.s.b. wahl is also one of those people. >> yes. and he winds up in the 1850s, he's raised by these abolitionists and trains to become a shoemaker. he decides to move from a small town outside of cincinnati to overland, ohio, which in the 1850s was the most abolitionist place in america. >>

do you think that it is accidental that the name of the really vicious fire-breathing, four-eyed whatever it is villain in this movie is named bane? >> now, i love conspiracy theories. but that is not even a good conspiracy theory. it's -- good conspiracy theories have to be vaguely plausible. this one is too insane. it requires like a time machine where the creators of batman knew 20 years in advance to create a villain with that particular name, so that in 2012, it could -- mitt romney -- what?! it doesn't even make sense. it's not even a good conspiracy theory. after getting made fun of for his not very good batman conspiracy theory yesterday, where it's all a plot against bain capital, the conservative radio talk show host rush limbaugh got back on the air today to say that he didn't actually say that crazy thing that he said about batman. look at the headlines he got for it. these credulous headlines, rush limbaugh, no batman conspiracy. rush limbaugh's batman conspiracy -- i never said villain was created for 2012 campaign. here's rush limbaugh on his radio show today, also known as

. >> one of my staff members said what was the name of the person you flagged for us?n't it james holmes? i said, yes. she said that's the name of the shooter. >> he was relieved he followed his instincts and warned his staff not to let holmes into the club. >> my main reaction was thank you lord for not giving him to us so we wouldn't have to have that problem. >> reporter: he ordered $300 worth of tactical gear online according to this receipt. an assault vest, pouches to hold ammunition and a knife. the company said it is shocked and appalled. holmes may have used some of their gear in the massacre. police are now investigating several other packages that were shipped to the suspect's home and to the university of colorado over the last four months where the suspect was a graduate suspect. in aurora, colorado, andrea mccarren, 9 news now. >> of course, you'll want to stay here for the latest developments on the shooting and go to wusa9.com any time, 24/7, for new information. >>> tomorrow morning, monday, the ncaa will hit penn state university with what cbs is call

the name is john thomas larimer a 2003 graduate of crystal lake high school. you're looking at the graduation picture. it's 9 years old. he's stationed in the navy. he's in aurora, kro. all day long trying to find out where his son is. but so far again, the family is not able to get any information from the navy, the police, or any of the hospitals. earlier this afternoon, the department of defense released a statement that two airmen and one sailor were injured in the shooting. and that another sailor is currently unaccounted for. and again family members identified the missing sailor as john larrimer from crystal lake. we're showing you the high school graduation picture from 2003 from crystal lake high school. the family hoping for the best tonight. maybe he's perhaps among the injured or missing for some other reason. but, again they tell reporters off camera they have not been able to get through and that so far they have been just desperately seeking answers from the military so far unsuccessfully. live in crystal lake. dan ponce wgn news. >> all right, d

you look at ung, the natural gas plays. this name is very much performing today. 85,000 contracts today, most of which were on the call side. i'd keep an eye on patriots. >> the vix was up 5%. >> it's interesting. you would expect the vix to have a small pop, but it was up at least twice as much as you would normally expect. most of that is because the concern in the market broadly is things with materials and financials. those are the broad correlations that are going to drive prices hi higher. >> a drop here for san diego. talk about an explosive mistake. california spectators were shocked when a much anticipated fireworks display lasted only 15 seconds. a technical glitch caused them all to light off at once. the malfunction gave 500,000 onlookers a fourth of july they will never forget. >> same guy planned the facebook ipo. >> all right. it is the biggest vent on deck for your portfolio. find out how you should be trading. >>> later, we went all the way to latin america to find out what lies behind this curtain. you must stay tun

want the media to be saturated by the shooter's name. f television. i want the victims to be remembered rather than this coward. >> it was an idea quickly embraced by the community. >> i refuse to say his name. we will call him suspect a in our house. >> it was a message that resonated across the nation. after meeting with the survivors and victims's families, even president obama agreed not to mention the shooter's name. that vow also hit home with a community all too familiar with tragedy. in a shadow of aurora 20 miles away. >> i am in full support of this idea of not naming the shooter's name and not putting attention on the shooter. >> craig scott is say survivor of the columbine shooting 13 years ago. two of the 13 people who died in the tragedy were scott's friends. shot right in front of him. another was his sister. 17-year-old rachel scott, murdered while sitting on the grass near the school entrance. >> for would have helped me to hear the names of the shooters at columbine to see them less on the media and see them less on the

name. we talk about the cameras and ovti, all kinds of names that feed into it. i think today the real focus is apple and apple itself, where people are foe using on the options. all of the activity in the weekly options, 620 calls, extreme activity versus what the open interest was and up to the 660 calls which is quite frankly look at that, $58 away. people are paying 75, 80 cents for the 660 calls right now the stock trading at 602, that says a lot. >> you talk about steve weiss, the ecosystem, the blue chip name and pun intended is qualcomm, right? >> it is and i love qualcomm. i thought the earnings were okay, but the future they talk about sex extreis extremely rig. verizon and at&t, they're trading down today, they shouldn't be, in my view. yields are still very high. they're attractive and this say good entry point. >> grasso, you have an ecosystem name for us? >> i've always said i don't like playing the ecosystem. if you like to bet on apple you play apple, but obviously qualcomm, broadcom, you want to get into the tablet space so broadcom would be the w

i feel very strongly they're the ones whose names should be remembered. e alleged shooter's name as too often is the case in past incidents. there's some new information to tell you about the suspect. you already know his name. no need to repeat it. right now, he's just the suspect. oftentimes, these kind of killers want the attention. they want their names to live on in history. i think the names of those who lost their lives should live on. the suspect made his first court appearance today. his her wair was died. the relatives were inside the courtroom today. others had no desire to be inside. the suspect was taken back to jail where he is being held right now in isolation. drew griffin has more on what we found out about the suspect so far. >> reporter: even though the world saw him for the first time today, shock of hair dyed red and orange, at times wide eyed, even dazed as he watched what was going on. there was little hard evidence as to who he was and what on earth could have motivated him. authorities over the weekend track the the weapons, the am

the other thing you'll have to do when i mention your name, i may not remember all the names, i don't know all the names, if you get fited if i don't know your name, just show us how you really shining. you can't be shining like this. you really have to shine. okay. >> okay. >> and they're clapping. i will ask you at some point to stand up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> okay, everyone. thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. >>> next, young female activists speak out about efforts to advance women's issues. with congress on break this week we're featuring american history programs on c span3. tonight we look at the history of watergate starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern tour the watergate exhibit. at 9:00, leak, examining why fbi official became deep throat. at 10:00, the white house officials, investigators and post reporters who first broke the story. american history tv all week on cspan3.