we're going to take a tour with tim moynihan. tim, we're in the lg booth here. what's in here that made you want to see this booth? >> you name it. lg makes a lot of things. my primary area of coverage is television. lg is a very unique company in terms of making televisions because they make oled sets which is people see it as the future of picture quality. they're just very expensive, very hard to make. so lg right now is the only one really making that scale. >> is it considered high technology anymore to make a television? >> yes. most televisions right now are computers. i mean, there are tv's in this booth that have 10 core processors and all the integrated functionality for the web, streaming stuff, more k is a huge thing. it needs a lot of processing power. those are the big buzz words this year. 4k something called quantum dot and lg is unique in that they have oled sets. >> behind me it says 8k. >> we're already beyond 4k now. these are basically prototypes. there is one sharpe tv coming out that is going to be simulated 8k. we're talking about steps u

joining us we will take a tour with tim moynihan of wired magazine. tim, we are in the lg booth here. what is here that made you want to see this booth? >> lg makes a lot of things with my primary area of coverage is television. they are a unique company because they make led's which people see as the future of quality. they are very expensive and hard to make. lg is the only one making that one. >> is it considered high technology anymore to make a television? >> yes. most televisions right now are computers. they are tvs that have ten core processors and the integrated function for the web, streaming. 4-k is huge and needs processing power. quantum dot is huge. and lg is unique in they have these led's. >> behind us it says 8k >> we are beyond 4-k now. these are prototypes. there is one sharp tv that is coming out and going to be stimulated but we are talking about stepping it up in resolution. if you think about it as the jump from standard to high definition this is four times the definition of high resolution. it is crystal clear and sort of the

joining us we're going to take a tour with tim moynihan of "wired" magazine. tim, we're in the lg booth here. what's in here that made you want to see this booth? >> guest: you name it. lg makes a lot of things. my primary area of coverage is television. hg is a very unique -- lg is a very unique company because they make olb sets, people see it as the future of picture quality. lg right now is the only ones really making that in scale. >> host: is it considered high technology anymore to make a television? >> guest: yes. well, most televisions right now are computers. i mean, there are tvs in this booth that are ten cores processers, and all the integrated functionality for the web, streaming stuff. 4k is a huge thing, so those are the big buzzword 4g and old sets. >> host: i see behind us it says 8k. >> guest: yeah, we're already beyond 4k now. these are basically, prototypes. there's one sharp tv of that's coming out that's going to be simulated 8k, but what we're talking about is stepped up in resolution. you think about it as the jump from standard testify

we -- we met up with tim moynihan who gave us a tour. >> what does led stand for? >> organic light emital dial. led set refer do is the back light system. led uses back light to color liquid crystal displays and this one is using the individual whole led particles as a source of light. so they can be turned on and off independently. with an led set they will take some light seeping through there. to my eyes it is pretty amazing. this is 4-k and led which are two big buzz words at the show and have been. this is the holy grail of tv. >> tonight at 8 eastern on the "the communicators" on c-span2. earlier today, supreme court justice anthony kennedy and steven bryant testified on high court's 2016 budget request. justice kennedy also spoke about cameras into the courtroom and laid out our arguments for having them. here is more now. >> people suggest that maybe the court should televise oral argument and people could see first-hand what goes on. i know the court has historically rejected that. i think it was justice sotomayor before going on the bench thought it would

announcer: monday night, we met up with tim moynihan at the consumer electronics show in las vegas.e gave us a tour of the latest in t.v. technology. >> it stands for organic light emitting diode. led refers to the backlight system. it uses that to cover liquid crystal displays. the viewpoint is using individual particles as a source of light. they can be turned on and off independently. with an led set, you will always have some sort of light seeping through. to my eyes, this is pretty amazing. this is for k and -- 4k and led this is sort of the holy grail of t.v.'s. announcer: monday night on c-span2. announcer colin, i discuss in on the last major speeches of lincoln and martin luther king jr. president lincoln delivered his second inaugural address at the u.s. capitol in march,

monday night on "the communicators," we met up with tim moynihan at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. he gave us a tour of the latest technology. >> organic light emitting diode. it refers to the backlight system. it uses led backlight to color liquid crystal display. this one is using the individual particles as a source of light. so they can be turned off and on independently. with an led set there will always be some sort of light seeping through. to my eyes, this is pretty amazing. this is 4k and oled, the big buzzwords at this years show. this is sort of the holy grail of tvs. >> monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the communicators." >> consideration of attorney general nominee loretto lynch was delayed last week in the senate because of differences over a human trafficking bill. senators spent much of the week trying to advance the measure with several procedural votes falling short of the 60 votes required, leaving her nomination still pending in the senate. senate minority whip dick durbin came to the floor wednesday to speak about the delay. sen. durbin: mr. pre

tonight, on the communicators we met up with wired magazine reporter tim moynihan at the consumer-electronics show in las vegas, who gave us a tour on the latest technology. >> organic light emitting diode. it refers to the backlight system, led backlight's two color liquid crystal display and then this one is actually using the individual led particles as a source of light. they could be turned on and turned off independently. you always going to take some sort of light through their pair to my eyes, this is pretty amazing. these are the two big buzzwords and it has been for years. >> tonight on c-span two. former governor martin o'malley address democrats on friday in davenant -- in davenport on friday. the remarks are about 30 minutes. [applause] ♪ thank you very much. >> let's give it up for dave. [applause] >> my goodness. thank you congressman. thank you for your kindness, generosity, and leadership. i want to thank everyone for being here to propel scott county forward into the future. i understand there is a big game on tonight. go, hawks. yes. [applause] i ask you to raise refrain fr

. >> tonight on the communicators we met up with tim moynihan at the consumer electronic show in lasegas who gave us the tour in the latest of tv sthrog. >> what does oled stand fomplet >> organic light emitting diode. it refers to the back light system. it uses l.e.d. back lights to liquid crystal display, and then this one is actually using the individual oled particles to -- as a source of light. they can be turned on and off independently. with an l.e.d. set you're always going to see some sort of light seeping through there. you can -- to my eyes this is pretty amazing right? this is four k and l.e.d. which are actual of the big buzz words at this year's show and have been and this is the holy great of tv's. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span2. >> the white house national economic council director and presidential advisor spoke last week at a breakfast with reporters where they outlined a president's economic agenda for the remainder of his time in office. from the "christian science monitor," this is almost an hour. >> thank for coming. i'm dave cook from

joining us we're going to take a tour with tim moynihan of "wired" magazine. tim, we're in the lg booth here. what's in here that made you want to see this booth? >> guest: you name it. lg makes a lot of things. my primary area of coverage is television. hg is a very unique -- lg is a very unique company because they make olb sets, people see it as the future of picture quality. lg right now is the only ones really making that in scale. >> host: is it

. >> tim moynihan, wired magazine thank you for your time here. >> thank you. >> the "the communicators" is on location in las vegas for the international ces consumer technology show. largest trade show in the world. if you are interested in seeing more of the programming you can go to cspan.org/communicators. >> coming up, supreme court justice anthony kennedy and steven brier testify about the 2016 budget. then senate budget committee chair and ranking member open the senate debate of the 2016 budget. that is followed by the social security death master file. >> we will talk to michael burgess on the next washington journal. and then congress woman gwen moore talks about the democrats's approach to the 2016 budget and jeff mowler will discuss world oil and gas prices. we will talk your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets as well. the senate committee looks at the nomi nation of sally yates to be the next sheriff deputy. you can see the conformation hearing starting at 10 a.m. eastern on c hp span 3. >>> this weekend the c-span city tour is learning about the history and literar

. >> tonight on "the communicators," we met up with "wired" magazine report tim moynihan at the consumer electronics shows in las vegas who gave us a tour in the latest in tv technology. >> what's o.l.e. 2ke6789d. stand for? >> it refers to the back light system. used l.e.d. back lights to color liquid crystal display and then this one is actually using the individual o.l.e.d. particles as a source of light so they can be turned on and turned off independently. with an l.e.d. set you'll also see some sort of light slipping through there. to my eyes this is pretty amazing. right? i mean this is 4k and o.l.e.d. which is sort of the two big bud words at this show and have been for a few years. this is sort of the holy grail of tvs. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >>> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span2 here on c-span3 we complement that coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs events. on weekends, c-span3 is the home to american history tv with programs that tell our nation's story,

. >> monday night on the communicators, we met up with wired magazine reporter tim moynihan, who gaves a tuoour of the latest technology. organic light emitting diode. it is a backlight system. it caller's liquid crystal displays, and then this one is actually using the individual particles as a source of life. and they can be turned on and turned off independently. with an led set me always going to see some light leaking through. to my eyes this is pretty amazing. this is the two big buzzwords of this show. this is the holy grail of tv. >> monday night, on the communicators, on c-span2. washington journal continues. host: our focus, the budget as outlined this past week by house and senate republicans. romina boccia and thomas hungerford joining us. you have seen the outlines of this budget proposal, it is just that, a proposal. what is your reaction? guest: i think the budget proposal failed of several accounts everyone is it continues the short run austerity measures from the budget control act, and it does have some negative consequences for the economy over the next three fiscal