written by tony mauro and published by c-span in cq press.on with get your copy today at /landmarkcases. >> american history is featuring c-span's original series, first lady's, influence and image, through december 13. c-span produced a series in cooperation with the white house historical association, through conversations with experts and visits to historical sites. we tell the stories of america's 45 first ladies. on firsta bush, ladies, influence and image. this is about 90 minutes. ♪ >> i am here to voice my strong support for the courageous people of afghanistan. women and men who have suffered for years under the taliban regime. each and every one of us have the responsibility to stop the suffering caused by malaria. because every life in every land matters. and all of us can do something to help. after studying the first ladies and knowing some of them very well like my mother in law, one

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written by tony mauro, veterans critical reporter. it has summaries of each of the cases, some highlights of the decision, and what the impact or legacy of what each case has been. that is easily available to you as a way to catch up. all of these cases are posted on our website. as a close that, i want to say thank you to doug smith for giving us the historical background of this case, cut olson for your legal expertise and also for giving us some insight into what it's like to be in the court and how the court operates. really appreciate that. thanks for your time tonight. ♪ >> our series continues next week with the supreme court's 1966 decision in miranda v. arizona. the case gave rise to the miranda warning now issued upon arrest after the court ruled 5-4 that suspects must be informed of their rights before they are questioned. find out more next monday live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span 3 and c-span radio. you can also learn more about c-span's landmark cases series online by going to c-span.org/landmark cases. from th

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written by supreme court journalist tony mauro. landmark cases is a available for $8.95 plus shipping. coming up next on c-span. several muslim organizations discuss ways to improve anti-muslim attitudes in the u.s. then westminster review tooks at advancements occurred in the british parliament. another chance to see tonight's landmark cases program on roe v. wade. leaders from several muslims organizations held a news conference to discuss ways to improve antimuslim attitudes in the u.s. this was hosted by the u.s. council of muslim organizations. it's 40 minutes. >> the u.s. council muslim organization a coalition of leading national and local muslim organization is today announcing major educational outreach and civic empowerment initiative to address the growing islamic phobia in america. initiatives include a drive to one million voters prior to the 2016 election. one american campaign to enhance an understanding of american muslims and islam and a national open -- designed to help increase interaction between american muslim

written by veteran supreme court journalist tony mauro and published by c-span.landmark cases" is available for $8.95, plus shipping. get your copy today at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> live today on c-span, "washington journal" is next. at 9:00 a.m. eastern, the house returns to complete work on energy >> coming up in 45 minutes, representative darin lahood ill be on "washington journal" and then the congressional debate over syrian refugees and the iran nuclear weapon agreement will be discussed by brad sherman. host: good morning everyone on this thursday, december 3rd. we will begin with that mas shooting in san bern dino, california yesterday. this is how it's playing out on the front pages. we will begin with the san bernardino sun paper calling it horrific then enterprise record says it shocked the city of san bernardino and then the lodi sentinel says pray for us. they say it was a husband and wife that gunned down 1 and

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written by tony mauro and push published by c-span. landmark cases is available for $8.95 plus shipping. >> c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student cam documentary contest asks students to tell us what issues they want to hear from the presidential candidates. follow c-span's road to the white house coverage and get all the details about our student cam contest at c-span.org. >> coming up tonight on c-span, an interview with senator charles grassley on the impact of landmark cases. after that remarks of joint chief of staff, general joseph dunford. another chance to see landmark cases miranda v. arizona. we spoke to chuck grassley on impact of supreme court decision. this is 40 minutes. it's an important process that we go through. supreme court is a powerful part of branch of government. it's the least to worry about and the least powerful. they turned out to be more powerful than madison had indicated. in the final analysis i think the role of ours is to make sure that the people

features introductions and backgrounds and highlights of the case and written by journal itself tony mauroand published by cs approximaan. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping. get your cop approximay today a cspan.org. >>> next e-mail privacy with a representative from google on the e-mail privacy act. it would provide them a warrant when turning over consumer records. the house committee held the hearing last week. f . >>> we welcome everybody to this the e-mail privacy act. i will begin by recognizing myself for an opening statement. today's hearing exams hr 699, the e-mail privacy act and the need to modernize the privacy act. in acting it near werely 30 years ago congress declared that the laws purpose was to achieve it and then the legitimate needs of the law enforcement agencies. reforming this decades old law has been a priority for me as chairman of the committee and working with members of congress and law enforcement for years on many complicated things on updating this law. i am pleased to now hold this important hearing to exam the leading proposal in the house, and to exam

written by tony mauro and published by c-span.andmark cases is available for $8.95 plus shipping, get your copy today at c-span.org/ landmarkcases. security strategists discussed policy at the heritage foundation and whether it is sufficient to prevent attacks in the u.s.. they also discussed the san bernardino shootings and online jihadist activity. this is 1.5 hours. [applause] [applause] coming. you for we have about 1.5 hours scheduled for this event. what i think we should do is each panelist should speak and and then we will have time for questions and discussion at the end. so if you have questions, please keep those in mind. i will come back up after panelists talk and then i will recognize people. we have microphones, so if you would wait for a microphone, before you ask your question. just state your name and affiliation. hopefully, we will have plenty of time for a great exchange. i really believe there will be so many things worth talking about.

it is called "landmark cases" and is written by tony mauro. we will get it to you for the holidays if you want to give it to a fan in your family. it gives you background and the legacy of all the 12 cases featured in the series. i want to get to a couple more calls and then we will wrap this up. next is pam in texas. caller: i just wanted to ask a quick question. do you think with the terrorism and everything that we are facing now in this more modern era, you know, the 50 years that have been, do you think it is time to make an update or change maranda in some way? jeffrey: descriptively, we know that if fears of terrorism are increasing and people want the government to be tougher on and if you are predicting, i think it is unlikely that the court would hold miranda to terrorist suspect interrogated abroad. we are having a huge debate in this country about police brutality, over criminalization, the treatment of african-american citizens. that could go the opposite direction. with the new sensitivity, there could be the importance of human

tony mauro, veterans critical reporter. it has summaries of each of the cases, some highlights of the decision, and what the impact or legacy of what each case has been. giving us insight into what it's like to be in the court and how the court operates. really appreciate that. thanks for your time tonight.

written by tony mauro, veterans critical reporter.t has summaries of each of the cases, some highlights of the decision, and what the impact or legacy of what each case has been. that is easily available to you as a way to catch up. all of these cases are posted on our website. as a close that, i want to say thank you to doug smith for giving us the historical background of this case, cut olson for your legal expertise and also for giving us some insight into what it's like to be in the court and how the court operates. really appreciate that. thanks for your time tonight.

written by veteran supreme court andnalist tony mauro publish by c-span in cooperation with cq press, an imprint of sage -- publications incorporated. mr cases is unable label for a dollars $.95 plus shipping. get your copy today at c-span.org/lang marquesas. american history tv is featuring our series first ladies, influence and image sunday nights there december 13. c-span reduce this in cooperation with the white house historical association conversations with experts, video tours, questions from the c-span audience. we tell the stories of america's 45 first ladies. ladies,sh on first influence and image. this is about 90 minutes. >> i am here to voice my strong support for the courageous people of afghanistan. women and men who have suffered for years under the taliban regime. each and every one of us has the responsibility to stop the suffering caused by malaria because every life and every land matters. all of us can do something to >> after studying first ladies and knowing some of them very well at my own mother-in-law or one that i married very much, lady bird johnson, is our

written by tony mauro and push published by c-span.andmark cases is available for $8.95 plus shipping. an interview with senator charles grassley on the impact of landmark cases. >> thank you for giving us an interview. that may start by asking you about your committee's role. what is your responsibility? we would have everything to do with the approval of judges. it is an important process to go through. the supreme court is a powerful branch of government. according to madison, it is the least powerful. they turned out to be more powerful than madison had indicated. in the final analysis i think the role of ours is to make sure that the people that are on the court are qualified. are qualif. secondly, that they have judicial temperament to leave their only personal views out of decide.at they they decide according to the law and the constitution. basically, just to make sure that they do the job of being a fair referee of the constitution. both between the government and people and within the branches of government. >> do you have a

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written by tony mauro and published by c-span, "landmark cases" is available for $8.95, plus shipping your copy today c-span.org\landmarkcases. >> "washington journal" continues. host: as part of our spotlight on magazine series, we are focusing on the latest issue of "pacific standard." what is the future of the labor market? here to talk about it is the editor in chief, nicholas jackson. guest: thanks for having me. as we were talking about a little bit outside earlier, it is kind of bleak. i will tell you a little bit about the project first. this started more than a year ago. i don't know how familiar your viewers are with "pacific standard." we are an award-winning magazine that does a lot of investigative reporting and ambitious narrative journalism about, specifically, social justice, environmental justice, educational justice. rk touches on all of those, so it seemed perfect for us. we partnered with the center for advanced study of behavioral sciences at stanford, which has been ringing about this for a while -- then inking -- which has been thinking about this for a while no

written by veteran supreme court journalist tony mauro and published by c-span in cooperation with cqss, and in print of sage publications. 95 plus shipping. get your copy at c-span.org/landmarkcases. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. jonathan martin at the table this morning with "the new york times," here to talk about campaign 2016 and terrorism. the president makes the oval office address, the third of his presidency, last night. what does that do for the presidential campaign and candidates? the democratic side, i think you will see a fascinating storyline between hillary clinton and barack obama. the president that she ran against and that she served and now that she's trying to succeed. question is how much to she allowed herself with this president on what is becoming the central issue of the campaign, terrorism and national security? how much does she carved out her own space? she has been very careful. slight differences, nothing profound. there are some areas where she does to seek repeal she called for a no-fly zone over syria. delicate positioning around the president

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backgrounds, highlights, and the impact of each case, written by the veteran supreme court journalist tony mauro and published by c-span in cooperation with cases" isark available for $8.95 plus shipping. your copy today at c-span.org/landmarkcases. next, the state department's special envoy for climate change talks about the international climate agreement reached over the weekend in paris. todd stern also took audience question at this one-hour event, hosted by the center for american progress. good morning, and welcome to the center for american progress. i and the executive vice president of external affairs, and i am thrilled to see all of you for this fantastic conversation. for years, the science has been clear for anyone who was willing to pay attention to it. unchecked, climate change poses major challenges to our society and the natural world. threatening the world's cities and infrastructure. food security, public health. and the survival of countless species. despite this very real and present danger, our congress has stood by and done almost nothing. since 2011, the only legislation

written by tony mauro and published by c-span in cooperation with cq press, landmark cases is availableight dollars and five cents plus shipping. .et your copy today >> monday, world leaders met in paris to discuss how to respond to paris and reduce climate emissions. we will listen to president french president francois hollande, angela merkel and vladimir putin. this is one hour 30 minutes. >> the president of paraguay has the floor. [applause] >> president of the republic of france francois hollande, secretary-general of the united nations mr. ban ki-moon, president of top 21, ladies and gentlemen, heads of state and government, excellencies. i would like to reiterate that president hollande, his government and the french people the most heartfelt condolences and our utmost solidarity. in light of the horrendous crimes committed in paris on the 13th of this month. generation are living at the critical juncture. we have enormous and pressing responsibility and we are tackling the environmental challenge that we are living through. is anonference opportunity for nations to adopt curbt

it is written by tony mauro and published by c-span. cases" is available for $8.99 and shipping. today.r copy >> in a testimony before the house armed services committee, defense secretary announced a expansion in the special armed forces in iraq and syria. these troops will assist iraqi and kurdish forces in their fight against isis. chairman: we have defense secretary carter here to discuss america's role. we will look at the questions that are foremost in the minds of the american people. i want to thank secretary carter for being here. it is my view that we are fortunate to have leaders like this. isis presents a clear and present threat to the united states. we are trying to meet that threat. a different approach, a greater effort. this group is certainly not invincible. but when we tie our own hands it aids their cause. as dr.henry kissinger wrote, the current inconclusive u.s. military effort risks serving as a recruitment vehicle for isis. david ignatius wrote that the halfway measures taken by the united states only help the jihadists. the other consequences it adds to t