others, we can continue to enjoy and live out the precarious balance of freedom of religion in our ublic schools. >> here's a look at our live coverage monday. on c-span, the house the back at noon eastern. on the agenda is a bill that would authorize the interior department to establish fees for medical services provided in the national park system. then later in the evening our series landmark cases continues at 9:00 p.m. eastern with a look at braydenberg versus ohio which questioned whether the first amendment was relevant to speech that could host roundtable discussion in fact of steel and aluminum care. then the senate returns at 3:00 eastern to consider a bill deal with native american tribes. over on c-span three, members of congress are a part of a conference focused on u.s.-israel relations in the middle east peace process. reporters from the new york times and npr discuss the trump administration and russia's influence during the 2016 election. today's washington journal, we will discuss the week ahead in washington with sahil kapur and jeff mason from reuters. michael est

we like to think we command and interest from the might --ublic, in a more compelling way. and they are absolutely brilliant interviews that go on. people we follow across time, so you get a sense of knowing the people. not another quick interview that is up, but the deep, granular way of thinking about it. but one of the fears is, will it be balanced in such a way that it would not have a point of view? i did not get a sense that it was particularly balanced in the end. it really did represent a strong critique of american involvement in vietnam during that time. one of the ways i think burns does it is using the tapes. he does it with kennedy, nixon, johnson. essentially, the american state hangs itself. as you listen on one hand, publicly saying all was well and privately, over time, that it was all falling apart. but you have that in the words of the actors themselves, and it takes us out of having to make that argument, where the contention often comes. but what do you do when you've got it on tape? that is what you are hearing. combining the tapes together really does

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these new up close operations really create a new public as well,ublic policy and requires us all to work with a more diverse group that we are used to working with. it is not just the aero club anymore. it is now the entire city, the entire community that we are working with. we are trying to figure out how are we all going to move forward. one of the objectives, and i have all ready had several questions about what is happening with the integration pilot program and who has been selected. that is a competitive activity going on where communities, and this is the important thing, state, local and tribal communities. dji, butn, google, not a city, a county in a state coming in applying to do operations. it goes back to what i was talking about. we are integrating operations into community. we are having to do that at the very local level. that is on our horizon and one of the biggest challenges we have going forward. is theacceptance challenge for the industry and the government. how do we truly integrate into these communities? is on our horizon going into this year and the next cou

facebook has a lot to answer to. .ublic hearings next week mark zuckerberg will testify. whatnk a lot depends on path facebook decides to follow. this is the first major breach entered with an internet giant. there was a dustup with google shortly after it entered consent decree. this is in my view major issues of facebook willingness to comply with federal order. at zuckerberg and facebook response to the ftc? this may be a tipping point because it could force the agency's hand. >> in terms of facebook's asponse, they have announced whole bunch of changes trying to regain user trust. they will be simplifying privacy settings. although a lot of that was planned for gdp are compliant. clarifying terms of service and privacy explanations are not yet apparently talking about substantially changing any of those terms. they stop working with off-line data brokers to facilitate ad targeting which is good. they closed the privacy gap in the people search function that was allowing map scraping of parts of profiles. just yesterday the announced they will be narrowing what data is

and the democrat talked about things like the healthcare, universal coverage through ublic option toate insurance markets, she ensuring that ut and earned benefits as she describes them like social that thosed medicare are there and preserved for eople who are in those programs. she has also talked openly about evidence-based policy making, especially as through o gun violence common sense gun reforms. as somewhat of mainstream democrat or epublican in fairly conservative district. host: when it comes to fundraisi has advantage o groups much has outside played in adding to cofers of the candidates? outraised est reports 360,000, i 00 to think it was. s is often the case in these races. outside spending is greater than raising. like rnc and ink nc put in a million dollars so far. equivalents haven't invested in the race. money put in in elatively small amounts from emocratically democratically aligned groups, such as people for the american way, but the democratic organizations have not invested in it the way republicans have. really been, though, a sense that republicans are seat, i'

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resources on her website for >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a ublic service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you of congress,verage the white house, the supreme and public policy events in