p.m., theup at 6:30 republican jewish coalition sharing their thoughts on terrorism, and national securityfull lineup, go to c-span.org. >> she was such an authentic person. i thought there was more to the story of lady bird than anyone had covered, serving more than i wrote about. she became the first modern first lady. she had a big staff, she had a very important project, she wrote her book as soon as she left the white house. she really invented the modern first lady. >> sunday night on q&a, the first speak of lady lady bird johnson. lady bird johnson is a perfect example of the conclusion i came to which was those women saw something in those men, the ambition, the opportunity to really climb and make a mark in the world, and they married them in spite of parental objections. she is a good example of that. i decided i had to find out more about her. >> sunday night on c-span q and a. >> security and foreign-policy analyst discussed the tactics and the rivalry between isis and al qaeda and how the u.s. should counter the threat of these groups. the discussion was hosted by the washingt

in 2012 because i didn't want to miss those last years with our children, they would say, yeah, for theup little time you're hoe flying through, but the point being, i think for your husband to find a way to be a lead parent and express pleasure in that. >> i would say that as we pass those ads, et cetera, it does end up the work that we are talking about here whether pushing for policies in emails and calls, et cetera, or, you know, raising concerns. a lot of it ends up as us as citizens and people. that's true when you are saying, when you pass those ads, we use today think a lot about paying, you know, the doctor in the show is always a man, sweety, but it could be a woman too. >> absolutely. >> the lead parent, you know whatever is a woman but it could be a man just as well and eventually we start to see that changing in madison avenue as well. >> i should just add if you open the economist, two weeks ago there was a big two-page ad from the united bank of switzerland that shows a banker am i a good father and turns the page, can i have it all, okay, that -- something is starting to c

so, here's the is theup for us on our tuesday.this frontal boundary moving on through, it's a mild day a-high of 64 degrees, so showers will be around and then as we go throughout the day, tuesday night into wednesday that cold front moves on through but by wednesday it returns as a warm front meaning it stays mild midweek with a high of 64 degrees but as that frontal boundary gets closer to us we tap into that south to southeasterly moisture as well. we'll be dealing with dense fog an soaking rain on and off throughout the day so we'll kind of time out what we can expect and when the wet periods will occur can. later tonight into the first half of the day tomorrow some showers will be around, less than a quarter of an inch likely but the really wet day looks to be on wednesday. if you're traveling the day before christmas eve we're dealing with a steady soaking rainier an inch likely and by thursday evening, for christmas eve there could be a couple of showers around but you will be more impressed with the records that are likely

we'll look to theup to work on both -- the u.n.o work on both fronts steadily as mandated and coordinating international counterterrorism efforts and other areas. the international community should render cooperation and support and assist and complement the mediation by secretary-general ban ki-moon and special envoy in a constructive way. issg should build on its previous efforts and continue to support the u.n.. mr. president, since the outbreak of the syrian crisis, china has all along held an objective and a just position and participated in the settlement of the issue. china does not have or pursue selfish interests on the syrian issue. no matter how we vote, for or against, the goal is always to avoid war and you turmoil, givee syrian people stability, give peace a chance and to make political settlement possible. what we are trying to do is to uphold fundamental and long-term interests of the people in syria and the region, safeguard the purposes and principles of the u.n. charter and the basic norms governing international

at theup in los angeles end of the second world war, and it was a beautiful city.etails about how it ceased to be a beautiful city, it has to do with development that was out of control, and was concerned about pollution. it in it i experienced i experienced smaller, traffic overload. when i was little, it was not there. i went into the sierras and yosemite national park. -- nature gave me opportunities that i was not aware of. once i understood the value of nature, and if you leave it alone, there is something quite good about it. that is why i became involved. tom: not much nature in new york a shockt the idea of and all in the article the other day about how much coal burning in china. a stunning upgrade. >> that is true, but it is also true that china is the leader in producing wind and solar power. been using less coal per capita for economic development than before. i think china will be the most pro-environmental country in the next five years. they will go way beyond coal. in the big cities, you cannot see it across the streets. the public says i do not wan

first though tuesday trivia brought to you by target. theuped 40s.seee a ewore cloudds weednesda, but it's plesantnt, with highs in the upper 50ss. a strger cold front will slslide thrugh thursday bringin our nexext chancce for rain. most of the rainhod be over by late thuhursday n nigh, but if the front sllows, a few showers mmay inger into rly friday morning.. we'll watch the trends for you. for those of you ready for coer, more decembberlike, mpeatures, i hink you'll like thhis weekend's today: partly to mostly sunny. cooler,, butt still milder thaan avverage. breezy. highs: 58-64 wind: nw 10-15 g 20+ winds: nw 5 to calm .lows: 38-4 rtly cloudy and easant highs: 55- winds: e 5 mph it was aother record eeaking da yeesterdrday at dles and bwi. eragee; wever, afterr today wi reach thebe iite as was our averge hhighs. >> one of the "star wars" secrets i can't wait for. i heard there's atmospheric meet logic things happening. seriously. and i'll be breaking it down. >> i thought you were going to get in trouble. >> she just made j.j.'s day. >> thanks,

but theup, a goes down, adjustment is non-instantaneous. we should is in the adjustment a year ago.se companies are very resilient. people often talk about that being the mud of time to get a shale well back up. are two levels of production. we have uncompleted wells come as we model it we can see 500,000 barrels a day surging from the initial production coming from the rush to completing those wells. on the other side, is normal drilling activities. often see a lagged because medium-sized, especially smaller cannot get real. it is like people in our homes when the market goes down. they cannot accept that the prices are down. some of the smaller companies cannot accept that prices are where they are. but you think we should see more today, but want cap until next year because they can't accept the truth? it is a lot of reluctance to what happened today. the most distressing of the companies are very well hedged. they get to be nearly nakedly exposed to the market. are you worried about whether? i can't the government of the time we had everyone this one going into winter. -- thatdu

five in theup by cbs poll. in new hampshire bernie sanders is up by even more than the average. attention to the young people when you look at the democratic polls. mark: can we tell where the independent voters are leaning? ken: i think the first conversation i ever had with you was about bill bradley versus .ohn mccain back in 2000 if there are more independent voters that probably helps trump. don't think we are in a situation where trump and sanders are competing for those same voters. mark: i meet people all the time who say that their first choice is trump and their second choice is sanders. ken: iowa becomes the test of whether the independence want to go into the democratic side of the republican. what about the economy? where people gravitating? we all pay attention to the horse race and i'm as guilty as anyone. they asked people whether they feel more safe and secure. shot orhink you have a no chance of things going your way? one in thef six to wrong direction, people think things are fixed in the economy. rate. rigged. mark: trump was thought by the establishment to h