you can see the entire event online at c-span video library, c-span.org. coming up in prime time tonight on the c-span network c-span will have interviews with two senators, republican bob corker and democrat in the clothes a chart here on c-span2 we have book tv prime-time while congress is on break. in a look at careers in washington. and on c-span three american history tv prime time looking at the clinton impeachment. that is all tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern on the c-span networks. >> the title is down to the crossroads, civil-rights, black power, and the march against fear. this is as civil-rights march that begins in memphis and the beginning of june of 1966 and ends three weeks later in jackson. you can make an argument that the civil-rights movement transforms. it approaches its crossroads. the call for black power first heard. sophie carmichael unveils the slogan. and immediately generates controversy. it immediately generates a great swelling of enthusiasm among many local black people, and in a lot of ways it ignites a new direction in black

c-span. it's also available for viewing anytime in the c-span video library. go to c-span.org. >>> coming up next, we have more about al-qaeda and iraq with testimony from the deputy assistant secretary of state for iraq and iran, brett mcgurk. he appeared before the house foreign affairs committee on the rising threat of al-qaeda in iraq. mr. mcgurk also provided an update on the u.s. response earths in the us -- efforts specifically in the cities of fallujah and ramadi. al-qaeda's central leadership this week announced it was cutting ties with the islamic state of iraq. >> this hearing will come to order. this morning we consider al-qaeda's resurgence in iraq, an unfortunate reality is that al-qaeda in iraq -- now known as the islamic state of iraq and the levant or isis as you see it in the papers -- is growing steadily in size, it's growing steadily in power and influence, and its militant ranks have blossomed. last summer isis carried out attacks on two different prisons in iraq, and in those attacks freed hundreds of experienced al-qaeda fighters and lea

go to the c-span video library at c-span.org. we're live at the atlantic council this afternoon awaiting the start of a discussion on u.s./european trade. the commissioner for trade will talk about the latest developments on a transflick trade deal -- transatlantic trade deal. and among those taking part, former u.s. ambassador to china, jon huntsman. this should get under way in just a moment. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> y'all ready? good afternoon and welcome, even. i'm jon huntsman, the new chairman of the atlantic council. my maiden voyage, so cut me a little slack today. i'm delighted to have joined the atlantic council at such an interesting and exciting time for the transatlantic relationship, and the transatlantic economy in particular. so as a former governor, ambassador and deputy u.s. trade representative, not to mention a career in business, i'm keenly aware of th

you can see it in its entirety at the c-span video library at c-span.org. a look at u.s. capitol here in washington as city and rest of eastern seaboard is preparing for snow cast snow and ice storm. the senate about to gavel in beginning the day with general speeches at 11 eastern they will consider a number of executive nominations. votes on those nominations set for 11:30 this morning. majority leader harry reid hopes to take up a debt limit increase and a bill restoring military pensions today as well. now live to the senate floor here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal spirit, to whom we must give an account for all our powers and privileges, guide the members of this body so that they will be faithful stewards of your will. open their minds and hearts to know and do your bidding, teaching them to rely on your strength and to serve you with honor. help them to discover in their daily work the joy of a partnership with you. as they learn to fi

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discussion a quick reminder if you missed any of it you can watch them in its entirety at the c-span video library. go to c-span.org. the january jobs numbers were released this morning showing employers added 113,000 jobs last month. the associated press writing that hirin hiring this week in y for the second month likely renewing the concern the economy might be slow going after a strong finish last year. people began looking for work in january and decided they were optimistic about finding work. some people found jobs reducing the unemployment rate to 6.6% and that is the lowest since october of 2008 and that story from the associated press today. we could hear more about the report from president obama today during his appearance in lansing michigan speaking at an event hosted by michigan state university where the president will also sign the farm bill passed in the senate earlier this week. the president is expected to talk about what that means for jobs and innovation. michigan democratic senator debbie stabenow is the chair of the agriculture committee and you can see the remarks live beg

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[inaudible conversations] >> if you missed any of this program it is available on the c-span video library for viewing anytime. go to c-span.org. president obama will be heading to mexico today for north american the summer. he will be meeting with mexico's president and canada's prime minister to discuss immigration, energy and security. keeping with the trade focus of the trip the white house said while en route to mexico president obama will sign an executive order that would speed up paperwork required for international transactions. cnn is reporting the president will offer remarks sometimes the on the violent uprising in ukraine that is taken at least 23rd lives. we will have his remarks as they become available. live coverage on c-span2 will continue at 12:30 p.m. eastern. deputy secretary state william burns will be there. is also served as ambassador to jordan and russia. live coverage from the center for strategic and international studies will get underway at 12:30 a.m. you to c-span will be live at one eastern as energy secretary talks but you as energy production and italy of

. >> if you missed any of this program it is available in the c-span video library,. . we have more live coverage coming up this afternoon. antigovernment road just continue -- protests continue. that will be live at the :00 p.m. eastern here on c-span -- 3:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. the country's parliament has restore the presidential powers. the country hasn't had change the constitution to retain powers. his powers are now significantly reduced. lawmakers also approved amnesty for protesters involved in violence over the month-long standoff. ukrainian parliament has voted to remove the interior minister. the beauty of america is that in this country we have the ability to write the script of our own life. we are in a sense in the driving seat of our own future. our biggest decisions in life there.e out of that you can become an activist, a community organizer, what are you doing? re living off of the explosion of wealth that you do not even create. >> nobody said america is a but there are a couple of assertions that you have to take on faith that our astonishin

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c-span's live coverage of washington. check our program schedules or search our extensive video library whenever and wherever you want. the new c-span.org makes it easy for you to keep an eye on what's happening in washington. .. >> that was my first experience with computers. since then, with the centrality of computers to my life but all of our lives is almost impossible to fathom. for example, we live in a world where every year over 40 trillion e-mail's are said to. the first read page was made 1991 now there are 30 trillion individual web pages it is no longer about compiling and sharing information but also to have an impact on the world beyond the online domain through the internet to of things. cisco systems estimates of the next five years there will be more than 40 million internet enabled devices coming on line for refrigerators, cars, the thermostats google just paid a couple billion dollars for a thermostat business all linking together. so that means domains that range from communication, carvers, the infrastructure or conflict 90 percent of military communications run over civilian owned operated interne

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c-span's coverage of washington. check our program schedules or search our extensive video library when ever and where ever you want. makes it easy.org for you to keep an eye on what is happening in washington. >> c-span's "american profile" series is a conversation with newsmakers on their lives and careers. now republican senator john thune of south dakota who is serving his second term and is part of the gop leadership. over the next 40 minutes, he talks about how his grandparents came to the u.s., his early interest in politics, his family, and his love of country music. ,> senator john thune republican of south dakota, do you remember the first time he came to washington dc? >> i do, actually. i was in college and at that time, there was a member of congress from the state of south dakota, jim abner, who i had gotten to know when i was in high school. here andd me come out spend a week over one of the periods when congress was in session and just got acquainted with the town and with congress and sort of politics in general. and that was one of the first times i guess i can remember actually starting to get a li

institute] >> is this briefing comes to a close, if you missed any of it, you can go to the c-span video library and check www.c-span.org to watch it again anytime. congressmanserving ever, john dingell, announced he is retiring. the 87-year-old michigan democrat was first elected to congress in 1955. today, he told the detroit news "i'm not going to be carried out feet first. i don't want to have people say that i have been here too long." you can join the conversation on facebook. steve says, thank you, congressman dingell, for your service to our nation. and tim says, an example of why term limits for all elected officials are needed. political office should never be a career. we also have a reaction on twitter for members of congress. have -- betty mccollum says he's one of history's greatest legislators. >> the new www.c-span.org website makes it easier than ever to for you to keep caps on washington, d.c. and share your twitter, andebook, other social networks. easy search functions let you access our daily coverage of events all stop new tools make it simple to create short video clips an

go to c-span.org and look in the c-span video library. >>> well, congress will return from their presidents day recess this week. the house is in tomorrow, but the senate will be back today at 2 p.m. eastern, and shortly after they gavel in, maine senator angus king will be recognized to deliver the annual reading of president george washington's farewell address. at 5:00 the chamber will debate and vote on the u.s. district court mom night, and as always, watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate live here on c-span2. the nation's governors this weekend gathered in washington for their annual national we were the meetings, and this morning at 11 ian both president obama and vice president joe biden will address the national governors' association from the white house state dining room. we'll have live coverage of their remarks here on c-span2 and, again, that'll start at 11 eastern. >>> this afternoon beginning at 1 p.m. today there'll be a speech by secretary, defense secretary chuck hagel talking about military budget cuts. we'll have live coverage starting at 1 p.m. eastern

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you're interested in the costs, as well as how much it cost to prepare, go to our video library and you can find it on c-spanwe will go to craig in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: my comment for the democrats. i mean, they went ahead and came up with a way to pay for this three-month extension on the unemployment. with that being said, the republicans voted it down. thedidn't the president do executive order, before the three month extension which is going to end next month? why didn't he go ahead and pick up the pen after he got all this payment due out to all of these people that will all be back pay? why don't the democrats in the &esident say, take your pen his executive order and get this unemployment composition, -- compensation, get the extension signed? host: sheila and connecticut. what do you think. caller: no-brainer. climate change. look at the weather outside. i did not want to face another winter like this. call your congressman, say you are not going to vote for you -- sheldon whitehouse. i wish he would be president. look at his name. white house. host: he has done a lot of work. he has b

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at home, at the office, or on the go, you can watch c-span's live coverage of washington, check program schedules, and search our extensive video library wherever and whenever you want. the new c-span.org makes it easy for you to keep an eye on what is happening in washington. >> earlier this month, the creation museum in petersburg, kentucky hosted a debate on evolution versus creation. ken ham,m founder, debated bill nye the science guy. this debate is two and a half hours. >> i am pleased to welcome you to legacy hall in each region museum in northern kentucky in the metropolitan area of cincinnati. i am tom foreman from cnn, and i'm pleased to be the moderator for this evolution versus creation debate. a very old question, where did we come from? my answer is from washington this morning by airplane. [laughter] but there is a much more profound, longer answer that people have sought after for a long time. tonight's question is the following -- is creation a viable model of origins in today's modern scientific era? are welcome to hundreds of thousands watching on the internet at debatelive.org. the auditorium here, all the folks as

c-span live coverage of washington. check our program schedules, or search our extensive video library whenever and wherever you want. then 83 makes it easy for you to keep an eye on what's happening in washington. >> now from book tv investigative reporter discusses the history of national security agencies buying. and as a surveillance of american citizens since 9/11, and the edwards known leaks. this is an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much. i appreciate everybody coming here. this is a great event. there is -- this is only the second greatest event i have had here. so this has to take second place to that, i think. among the people at my wedding, which i discovered later was the major russian spy, bob hansen. i had known him for years as one of my sources. i did not realize what his application was. but it is really good to have you all here. i was very happy that the president decided to hold off on his announcements until tomorrow so that he could hear what i had to say tonight. it was very nice of him. i don't think he will agree with most of what i have to say, but i will be interested to

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