. >> she is interviewed by the way tillman -- zoe tillman.able tv every weekend, all weekend on c-span two. presents "landmark cases," the book, a guide to our series which explores 12 historic supreme court decisions, including marvin davis of madison -- marbury versus madison, korematsu versus united states, brown versus board of education, miranda versus arizona, and roe versus wade. written by veteran supreme court journalist, tony mauro, and , "landmarky c-span cases" is available for $8.95 plus shipping. get your copy today at c-span.org. [applause] >> next, a governor, a police chief, and drug addiction specialist talk about the increasing use of drugs and prescription pills in the united states. this panel is 45 minutes. >> good evening, everybody. thanks for being here. we are here to discuss our y's heroin epidemic. over the past decade, the number of heroin users has reportedly more than doubled, while the count of overdoses has soared at an even faster rate. in this state alone, nearly 700 people died of heroin overdoses last year

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the passing ever tillman the skateboarding bulldog.t of oxnard, california, the agility of tillman was known around the world. his high velocity videos were internet favorites and his exploits were legendary. most famously perhaps for won the coveted again necessary world record for fastest skateboarding dog back in 2009. nor was tillman confined to land, as his owner ron davis complained. >> his first passion is skateboarding, but because it can get too hot to skateboard he learned how to skimboard. >> he collapsed and died tuesday night on the way to the vet at the ripe old age for a bulldog of ten. from dry level pam pavements to oceans in fog, nothing stopped tillman the double-threat dog. be the skateboard or skimboard he went ever faster. condolences please to ron davis, his master. next, bill geist behind bars. >> osgood: what better place for a rock reunion on the eye lapped they call the rock. bill geist set sail. >> alumni of renowned san francisco institution recently cruised to a rather remarkable reunion. >> you never bump

. >> she is interviewed by so we tillman -- zoe tillman. what book tv every weekend on c-span2. >> hello, this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue central to our children's future and critical in our fight to restore this nation's economy, solving our nation's health-care crisis. there is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. a future is created every day. the future is not something out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something we make. i believe that there is a good possibility that some time in the next 20 years, we will have a woman president. >> hillary clinton experienced many first in her role as first lady. she and husband bill clinton have been political partners since law school. endured several scandals, including his impeachment. as she considers a second bid for the white house, her story is still being written. c-span'sght on original series "first ladies: influence and image." from martha washington to michelle obama. sunday at 8:00 p.m. e

greg tillman is a senior fellow with the arms control association and joins me now from washington. this isn't the first time there have been claims of attacks involving chemicals particularly in this town, a front line town in the northern city of aleppo in syria. what can you tell us, though, about this latest report? >> well, there has been sporadic reports for some time about the use of chlorine in barrel bombs, for example, throughout syria. what is interesting about this is it's sulfur mustard is one of the agents that syria had in large amounts prior to 2013 when, after a use of chemical weapons that most attributed to the syrian government, the syrian government under pressure agreed to getting rid of all of its chemical weapons inventory. 1300 meth tri -- metric tons we destroyed through the good offices of the organization for the prevention of chemical weapons, the u.n. and a number of u.n. members. this was all of the declared facilities and all the declared stockpiles were destroyed. now, if, in fact, mustard has been used recently in syria, that means either that the a

i was one of the first tillman scholarship students. >> what is the tillman scholarship?it was started in honor of pat tillman who lost his life in afghanistan. his widow started a fund intended to provide veterans with a little bit of money that will help them get by, that will help them find -- fill the gap in their education. might help close the gap between what you're getting from the g.i. bill and your what -- what your teat -- tuition costs. that foundation has been going strong in maryland since 2010. that is when i got my scholarship. but part of being a tillman scholar means understanding who pat tillman was, what he spoke for, and trying to live in a way that honors his service. of my speaking today. i will be talking a little bit about him. >> we appreciate your time this morning. >> think you so much. gathering on the national mall this morning to mark veterans day, also armistice day as many as you know, which is the day that is celebrated every day on the 11th of november 2 market the armistice signed between the allies of world war i and germany. cease-fir

announcer: she is interviewed by zoey tillman. watch book tv every weekend on c-span2. >> turning our attention to the fight against isis. isis, joining this is ilya somin , a professor at george mason university law school. i want to start with turkey shooting down this russian jet. emergencynvening an meeting. guest: it's hard to say for sure. if aato treaty says that nato ally is attacked, the other allies are required to attack. it seems quite possible this was not an attack by russia, but an accidental shoot down. perhaps it violated turkish airspace by accident. not an assume it's actual attack. we have far from complete information about this. host: we have more permission coming up. what does it all mean? accident, turkey is saying we warned them 10 times. they continued to violate heirs is. -- airspace. guest: if it's not an attack, i'm not sure it means much. diplomatically, it increases tensions in the region. it could lead to further incidents. host: let's back up to the coalition. you believe it's not legal. not legal

to jameer tillman for the 39-yard touchdown. navy, 9-1 for the first time since 1963. >>> number 17 north carolina visiting virginia tech. frank beamer running out onto game. beamer. and they would see a game. davis. touchdown. but the loss didn't stop an awesome moment, as beamer was carried off the field after the >>> and stanford. this game right now over on espn. second quarter, seven hogan to christianc calf touchdown. >>> elsewhere in the pac-12, vernon adams became the first player ever to pass for six touchdowns against usc.

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to jameer tillman for the 39-yard touchdown. navy, 9-1 for the first time since 1963. >>> number 17 north carolina visiting virginia tech. frank beamer running out onto the field for the last home game. crowd chanting, thank you, beamer. and they would see a game. in o.t., marquis williams finds davis. hauls it in for the winning touchdown. but the loss didn't stop an awesome moment, as beamer was carried off the field after the game. >>> supercalifragilisticexpialidocio and stanford. this game right now over on espn. second quarter, seven hogan to christianccalfccalffrey, the touchdown. >>> elsewhere in the pac-12, vernon adams became the first player ever to pass for six touchdowns against usc. as the ducks cruised in eugene. ucla will play usc for the pac-12 south title next week. arizona state wracked up 52 points against arizona. washington stateut to an early lead against colorado overen espn2. that's the ford wrapup. i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature c

. >> she is interviewed by zoe tillman. what book tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span2. the congressional gold medal, along with the presidential medal of freedom is the highest civilian honor in the united days. at the museum of american finance in new york city, an artist talks about how the medals are designed and awarded. this is an hour and 10 minutes. david: good afternoon, welcome to our friends from the c-span audience. what that means for our audience, during the question-and-answer period, please wait for your question until the microphone, so everyone can hear. i am david cowan. i'm president of the museum of american finance. i am joined by the chair, john herzog. this is a bond from about 220 years ago, signed by none other than the father of our country, george washington. this is george washington's bond. from about 60 years ago, this document is a share certificate in rko, owned by howard hughes, signed right here. and the point today, what do those two men have in common? and the answer is that both received the congressional gold medal. today, we will h

to jameer tillman for the 39-yard touchdown. navy, 9-1 for the first time since 1963. >>> number 17 north carolina visiting virginia tech. frank beamer running out onto the field for the last home game. crowd chanting, thank you, beamer. and they would see a game. davis. touchdown. but the loss didn't stop an game. >>> supercalifragilisticexpialidocio and stanford. this game right now over on espn.. second quarter, seven hogan to christianccalfccalffrey, the touchdown. >>> elsewhere in the pac-12, vernon adams became the first player ever to pass for six touchdowns against usc. as the ducks cruiseded in eugenene ucla will play usc for the pac-12 south title next week. arizona state wrackedp 52 pots against arizona. washington state out to an early lead against colorado overere espnpn that's the ford wrapup. i'm cassidy hubbarth. ature sounds)

to jameer tillman for the 39-yard touchdown. navy, 9-1 for the first time since 1963. >>> number 17 north carolina visiting virginia tech. frank beamer running out onto game. beamer. and they would see a game. davis. touchdown. but the loss didn't stop an awesome moment, as beamer was carried off the field after the >>> and stanford. espn. second quarter, seven hogan to christianc calf touchdown. >>> elsewhere in the pac-12,

to jameer tillman for the 39-yard touchdown. navy, 9-1 for the first time since 1963. >>> number 17 north carolina visiting virginia tech. frank beamer running out onto the field for the last home game. crowd chanting, thank you, beamer. and they would see a game. in o.t., marquis williams finds davis. hauls it in for the winning touchdown. but the loss didn't stop an awesome moment, as beamer was carried off the field after the game. >>> supercalifragilisticexpialidocio and stanford. this game right now over on espn. second quarter, seven hogan to christianccaccalffrey, the touchdown. >>> elsewhere in the pac-12, vernon adams became the first player ever to pass for six touchdowns against usc. as the ducks cruised in eugene. ucla will play usc for the pac-12 south title next week. arizona state wracked up 52 points against arizona. washington state out to an early lead against colorado overen espn2. that's the ford wrapup. i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but

program afterwards roberta kaplan is interviewed by national law journal and legal times reporter zoe tillman about the supreme court case that struck down the defense of marriage act and at 11:00, the family history including her grandfather's position in the gestapo. it all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> thank you. happy to be here and nice to see all of you. i thought i would begin talking about this book, section 60, one of the newer sections of arlington national cemetery. this project is basically a continuation of my last book which previous to this, a history of arlington cemetery, that book began when robert e. lee left home in 1861 and made the decision to leave the army and fight for virginia, that book ended with the attacks of 9/11. it went from the civil war to 9/11. this book i discovered while i was researching the arlington history. i kept coming back to this part of arlington which was completely different from other parts of the cemetery. the overall cemetery is 624 acres, something like 300,000 people buried there. this was a subset of that. 14 acres. in one of th

and riddle goes to the air and finds a weighed open tillman. 29th touchdown pass of his career tying the school record and the game at 14 a piece, and it's all houston from there. and does a little spin move and gets out and scores the touchdown. houston ahead by a 10 at the break. now, check out the receivers. demarcus makes the one-handed stride. 62-yard touchdown. let's take a closer look. 52-31. the caps are at home and the wizards on the road tonight and the capitals hosting the lightning. both teams coming in riding three-game win streaks. it's the home team on the board first. caps power play. you already know who is going to get the puck. and then the great eight does the rest. slices the top corner, and gives washington the early lead. minutes later, caps on the rush. and trying to stuff in the rebound but the door is closed. the puck kicks out but it's put outside. currently up 3-0 in the second. we'll have full highlights for you at 11:00. george washington also in action tonight against tennessee and the barclay center in brooklyn and tip-off for that game is at 9:00. bac

officers tried to stop the suspect's vehicle on tillman street at 2:30 but the driver sped off and eventually the driver ditched the vehicle and took off on foot, that brings us to the search happening right now. we are told that no law enforcement officials have been injured in this. >>> we are also following new developments in a sexting investigation in chester county. today we learned a fourth student is facing charges, but prosecutors warn this is one example of a trend. john rawlins live with more. >> reporter: well as far as the big picture is concerned, the d.a. says he gets 50 to 60 similar cases referred to him each year, not all of them result in charges. we know in this case a victim 13 years old and now 14. >> they isolated her and made fun of her and did everything to make her life hell. >> he is talking about the sole female in the case, a then 13-year-old girl is pushed by her boyfriend. >> can you send me some pictures of you either naked or partially naked. no, no trust me, i'll delete them right away and won't show them right away. >> and she relents and then the couple bre

. >> she's interviewed by zoe tillman. watch "book tv" all weekend every weekend on c-span 2. >>> and now a house subcommittee looks at u.s. public health preparations for the flu season and other infectious diseases, witnesses testified about preparations under way as well as lessons learned. from earlier this month. this is about an hour 20 minutes. >>> good morning. we have this subcommittee hearing from oversight and investigation. earlier this year in february this subcommittee held a hearing on last year's flu vaccine mismatch. this mismatch to the predominant flu virus resulted in more deaths and hospitalizations because of the vaccine's lower-than-usual effectiveness. today we return to that issue to discuss what our public health agencies have learned in the intervening months. i want to thank the ranking member for her continuing passion on this important topic. we work closely sending bipartisan letters and sending briefings not only on this year's flu vaccine but also our broader response to seasonal and pandem

. >> she is interviewed by legal times reporter zoe tillman. >> french president left a memorial service for victims of november 13 terrorist attacks in paris. an estimated 1000 people attended the event, which included the reading of the names of the 130 people killed in the attacks. this portion is about 20 minutes. nde: on friday, november the 13th, france was struck by assassins who killed 130 of our fellow citizens and injured hundreds of them in the and of the crazy cause betrayed god. today, the nation -- the whole of the nation is trying and all its forces are morning the victims -- mourning the victims. 130 names, 130 lives cut short. 130 [indiscernible] will -- 130hat we we will no longer hear cries of joy. men, they embodied the happiness of living. they were life itself. that is why they were killed. did this because they embodied -- in this painful moment where the nation comes together. i would like to express our compassion, our affection, and our condolences to the family and their loved ones who have come together and to our suffering from the unhappiness. seents who wil

oe she is interviewed by z tillman. all weekend, every weekend on season two. -- c-span 2. panelists discuss gun shootings. from the commonwealth club of san francisco, this is one hour and 10 minutes. >> good evening and welcome to tonight's meeting of the commonwealth club of california. a place where you are in the know. you can find the commonwealth club online. coleman of "mother jones," and the moderator of this program. the data on gun violence in the united states is sobering. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, each year, more than 33,000 americans are killed by guns and at least 80,000 are treated in hospitals for nonfatal gunshot wounds. more than 20,000 of the gun deaths per year are suicides. hundreds of kids die annually and gun homicides. each week seems to bring news of another child accidentally shooting himself or sibling with an unsecured firearm. while violent crime overall has declined steadily in recent years, rates of gun related injury and death has climbed since 2011, an

. >> she is interviewed by national law reporter so we tillman. llman.-- reporter zoey ti republican presidential candidate chris christie outline his foreign policy and national security objectives in a speech before the council on foreign relations. and thessed isis resettlement of syrian refugees. the new jersey governor said he opposed the settling of refugees in his state. >> i want to welcome everyone to the council on foreign relations. we are a think tank and a publisher. we are dedicated to being a resource for our nearly 5000 members. government officials, business educators, students, civic and religious leaders, and others. to try to better understand the foreign-policy choices facing our country. we are making ourselves a resource for presidential candidates and our stats as well as the presidential people in the run-up to the 2016 election. i have written to the democratic and republican candidates, offering briefings from our experts. as well as the opportunity for them to come to the council and a speak and take questions from our

. >> she's interviewed by national law journal and legal times reporter zoey tillman. watch book tv all weekend every weekend on cspan2. >> the second amendment foundation and the citizens committee for the right to keep and bare arms hosted the annual gun rights policy conference in phoenix in late september. speakers include authors, bloggers, radio hosts, and the author of the well armed woman training company. this is an hour and 50 minutes. >> we'll bring up our first panel, which is called second amendment outliers, blade suppressers and hunting. our three panelists are carey lightfoot, author of the well armed woman training company. she is new to grpc, so give her a warm welcome. but also -- [ applause ] but also, new to us and deserving a not new to us and deserving of a warm welcome nonetheless, are todd ratner, chairman of nsa freedom alliance, and doug ritter, knife rights org. they will each have nine minutes at which time my phone will bong at them, and then i will get up and poke them with the other knitting needle, because i gave one to julie, but i kep

. >> she's interviewed by national law journal and legal times report zoe tillman. watch book tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 2. judges were guests of the cato institute. it's about 90 minutes. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm tim lynch. today we will be hosting a debate on the question of whether or not the american criminal justice system needs an ov overhaul. we have two very distinguished judges from our federal appeallate courts. what's kind of interesting is that both of our guests were appointed to the bench by president reagan. this is not going to be your typical left/right debate here in washington. the judges are in unique position by writing articles, giving lectures and ideas that have an impact on our legal system. i want to thank both of our guests for taking time out of their busy schedules to give us the benefit of some their experiences from the bench and suggesting ideas that might improve our legal system. i would like to take a minute or two to lay foundation for the discussion that's to follow. before i do that, if you have a cell phone

--irman: tillman from texas gentleman from texas. gentleman from florida. the sunday they play the buffalo bills. i am hoping tradition continues. i am a miami dolphins fan. i die hard in october. i don't even get to die hard and november -- in november. i thank you all for the amendments. they are very thoughtful. i would argue about streetcars. as a person, not so much in the congressional district i represent, there is a move in toan areas for people increase the numbers. everywhere we go we see condos. the argument is that helps those people. i don't see it as a revenue issue. i just admit, having worked in atlantic city, i wrote a street -- rode a street car everyday. maybe i just have a love affair with them. , in oklahoma city >> you are to be commended. >> the difference between oklahoma and -- is they paid for it without using tax dollars. if they want to do that, it is up to them, but we should not make someone in montana pay for streetcars in obama city -- oklahoma city. when we have bridges or highways or all of those things that could obviously

ladies and tillman, please join me in presenting the justice for events ambassador award -- ladies and gentlemen, please join me in presenting the justice for vets ambassador award to patrick murphy. [applause] >> i can hold it for you, if you want. >> thank you. of course i trustee. thank you so much. what a way to start the week. it is good to be with everybody. thank you so much. we have been friends for over a decade. she is one of my closest friends the world. it is an honor to be here and i do want to say thank you to the interim ceo. thank you for your leadership. the board chair, thank you both for your leadership. and for everybody here. [applause] we like to speak sometimes too much, so i will keep it short and sweet. i want to say three things. the first is thank you, thank you, thank you for what you do for our veterans. many of you in this room are veterans and many of you are not. there is a civilian military divide right now in our nation. weecially when you look at are in iraq and afghanistan, the longest wars in american history. have gone to fight these wars. when the

. >> steve, hey, it's andrew tillman. i want to ask you a little bit more detail about ramadi. specifically, is isil still able to get supplies in and out of the city? or have the iraqi forces been able to fully isolate and essentially put the city under siege? and also, a few weeks ago you told us that you felt that the iraqis were ready to make a final, full-scale assault on the city. are you, are you sighing that? you indicated that it stopped for a few days because of weather. but are the iraqis mounting the kind of full-scale attack on the city that hundred hoped to see a few weeks ago? >> hey, go ahead and throw the ramadi slide up. we believe the conditions were set for the iraqis. we have been encouraging them to do so. that said, it remains a tough fight. so they have not completed the encirclement of the city. the enemy is able -- is the slide up? >> you said they have now completed or they have not? >> not. >> go ahead. we've got ramadi up. >> okay. ramadi's up, good, so yeah, what we've, what we're seeing is, again, a tough fight. the enemy has established complex a

." >> she's interviewed by "national law journal" and legal times reporter zoe tillman. watch book tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 2. >>> attorney general loretta lynch recently testified in an oversight hearing held by the house judiciary committee. topics included the vetting of potential syrian refugees seeking asylum in the u.s., justice department efforts to combat domestic gun violence and the investigation into political targeting by the internal revenue service. from earlier this month, this is just under four hours. >> the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. we welcome everyone to this morning's hearing on the oversight of the u.s. department of justice and i'll begin by recognizing myself for an opening statement. welcome attorney general lunch to your first appearance before the house judiciary committee since your conversation earlier this year and we're pleased to have you here with us. last week we witnessed horrific terrorist attacks in paris which claimed the lives of over 120 innocent civilians and for which isis

. >> the tillman yields back.uld say in light of the fact that both, i will try to do a better job of limiting folks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. to all the witnesses who have come, thank you to the ranking member for her valiant effort on trying to strike a compromise with the bill that is being debated on the floor. i was delayed for speaking at the rules committee and trying to find -- excuse me, the rules on the floor trying to find a reason for its moving forward with hr 43 eight. i want to thank the witnesses. let me be sustained, if i might. let me, 1st ofme, 1st of all, asked to put the us refugee admission program overseas process diagram into the record. i ask unanimous consent, mr. chairman. >> without objection. >> and if i can hold this up proudly, it is difficult to see the maze. let me say that the inquiry being made to this legislation through this hearing is a legitimate one. having started on the homeland security committee as the recovery was still occurring, having been to ground zero and seein

. >> my name is bob tillman a long time property owner and business owner in the mission this comingednesday i'll be smichlt to the planning department a cu application for a 55 unit building on any property i'll be applying for the state density bonus whether this legislation passes or not i am strongly poster of that legislation, however, i think that is an physiologically good step for the city increasing the affordability i have two questions number one i request that interest be a very clear process priority for applying for the state density bonus, and, secondly, i ask the commission why are you not applying the local program to the entire city why would i not choose the local program in the mission when i am building a housing on a property that has not housing one block away from the bart station why not allow me to take advantage of the local program thank you very much i appreciate you're hearing me and congratulate you on your work thank you. >> thank you i'll call more names as the next speaker comes up (calling names). >> good evening commissioners ami laura i'm a noah v

reporter zoey tillman. watch book tv all weekend every weekend on cspan2. >> the second amendment foundation and the citizens committee for the right to keep and bare arms hosted the annual gun rights policy conference in phoenix in late september. speakers include authors, bloggers, radio hosts, and the author of the well armed woman training company. this is an hour and 50 minutes. >> we'll bring up our first panel, which is called second amendment outliers, blade suppressers and hunting. our three panelists are carey lightfoot, author of the well armed woman training company. she is new to grpc, so give her a warm welcome. but also -- [ applause ] but also, new to us and deserving a not new to us and deserving of a warm welcome nonetheless, are todd ratner, chairman of nsa freedom alliance, and doug ritter, knife rights org. they will each have nine minutes at which time my phone will bong at them, and then i will get up and poke them with the other knitting needle, because i gave one to julie, but i kep

zoehe's interviewed by tillman.atch book tv all weekend every weekend on c-span2. >> this thanksgiving weekend, american history tv on c-span3 has four days of feature programming, beginning thursday, we will take you inside the national world war ii museum in new orleans as we look back to the wars and and it legacy starting with the allied invasion of north africa through d-day, the fall of the third reich, and the war in the pacific. curators and historians will share stories of soldiers who fought in both fronts, including african americans who fought in a segregated military. series, wrote to the white house rewind, looks at the campaigns of ronald reagan, bill clinton, george h.w. bush, and michael dukakis. saturday afternoon at 2:00, the president of the society of the honor guard, tomb of the unknown soldier, on the history of the cemetery, the role in creation of the tomb guard and some of the notable people buried at the cemetery. sunday afternoon at 4:00, the cbs news special report by worley safer on the