host: vivian stockman? guest: yeah, i mean, we're flabbergasted that we're endears into the compain to mountain top removal and still having to point out this is insane practice. bombing ign entity was the mountains the way that coal ompanies do, that would have stopped long ago. it's unfathomable really that this is nutsto say and stop it, you know. it's so obviously harming human health, there is a draft environmental impact statement environmental impact statement that says takes 500 years for the forest to recover. is famously called lipstick on a court and water going on, you is ongoing from valley fields, even mud river watershed has been thoroughly studied 40% streams are buried there and watershed are the staggering. ou know, ultimately the impact on human health and communities we call this a sane practice. host: one more call, sam bethesda, ohio, on the line for coal miners and family members. good morning. caller: good morning. i've grownup in the coal county and belmont i'm now an environmental

we're with vivian stockman now. want your thoughts on some of those topics. >> well, it's interesting that, you know, really so many people didn't even bother voting in the last election because everybody is so fed up with politics as usual. on both sides of the aisle. and that's one reason we work on campaign finance reform issues. when there's so much money in -- or corporations are funding politicians at the expense of the worker, at the expense of the community member, and, you know, our policies are for corporations, not for the people an people are fed up with politics right now. >> john is in brooklyn, new york. good morning. >> caller: good morning, c-span, and thank you for taking my call. i have a two-part question for ms. stockman. first one is concerning the exhaust streams of the coal power plants. are you satisfied with the exhaust monitoring on the stacks that are measuring realtime the products that are coming out of the exhaust systems of these power plants? and secondly, the politicians talk about

. -- at, vivian stockman 9:00, vivian stockman will join us. and then if his generation miner will be with us, live from powhatan point. nick mullins is his name. minerifth-generation will be with us. guest: that is a good lineup. i want to address the ceo water concern you brought up. indeed come in by mentalists point that out a lot. environmentalists point that out a lot. when they come to capitol hill to testify, they bring water that is tainted and say this water has been tainted by the it doesn'tess that seem to make a big difference in thepolitical discussion people for more regulation will keep on with that belief. complicated -- the united mine workers of america had a pension and health-care plan. both are imperiled. lawmakers wanted to have congress step in and support these two benefit plans. they decided to start up with health care because they thought doing pensions and health care was too much of a risk. supporters of this will tell you there was a promise made to coal miners into the union for the government -- and to the union

tim and bill join kelly and vivian. let's start with you, bill.ort in line with what you're hearing from conservatives? >> yes. people can have their own views and attitudes and voters aren't tuned in and they don't like this and that. this is a serious legal investigation now and therefore has serious political consequences. the facts are going to be what they are going to be. if you're a serious person you think there's a nontrivial chance donald trump has done some things that will be hard to excuse. they may not be criminally a problem for him but politically and rise to the level of impeachment. two months ago you would have said that's a 1 in 100 possibility. now it's one in four, one in eight? it's a very real thing we are now engaged in. the fact that, i won't bother going through all that we have learned in the last week but the main thing to remember about this is we're going to keep learning more. it's not as if this is going away or if trump gives a speech the investigation stops. michaeyns appointed national security adviser to the pr

vivian solana, and matthew nussbaum. good evening to you all. peter, i was watching you on live television slight' after 4:00 p.m. eastern time. micolle wallace played the clip. >> that i can't talk about. i won't talk about that. all i want is for comey to be honest. i'm sure he will be, i hope. >> you reacted in real time. i'm not going to talk about that. you think this is a very serious moment right there. >> i do. it's very striking. it's been 40 years since we had a president that we knew of anyway who wasrd recording on any regular basis, tape recording his conversations. there is a reason why other presidents haven't done it. because it didn't work out well for richard nixon, obviously. the idea that he is putting out there is either he is in fact taping conversations with the fbi director of all people or he is bluffing or misleading in order to intimidate somebody who might have conferring that he considers to be damaging i guess. either scenario is stunning i think for any white house. >> vivian, this would appear to be a second strai

he chose not to say that. >> it wasn't just about the policy, vivian. the images coming out of this summit in europe are striking. the thing that went viral online was when the president seemed to push prime minister of mont montenegro on thursday. then he had this white knuckle hand shake with the new french president. what did that tell us about this outsider president making his way abroad? >> they're not going to embrace him the way that maybe he received a warm welcome in saad or israel on -- in saudi or in israel on the first part of his trip. even though they are our closest allies, they're not going to allow him to carry on with his insults and criticism the way that he has been. one of the most striking moments to me was during the speech that peter was just talking about, at the end, where he jabbed them for not asking how much the new nato center costs. he said, i won't even ask how much that costs. world leaders started snikering, because it was such a bold statement he made. there were so many incidents. >> and he's not lining up with them

peter, vivian, and matthew. matthew, we'll begin with you. this week where we had the so-called two sergeis in the oval office, where we had the russian news agency wandering around the oval office and taking what stood for hours as the official photoers. henry kissinger shows up in the oval office and the man running the russian investigation is fired. this is about pt toics. is it another lost week to this matter. >> this week was a disaster for the white house. no other way to put it. from the mess anning perspective they were all over the map. they had the president undercutting communications staff, his own vice president. tweeting out this morning that his press secretary can't always be trusted to give accurate information. and you have all this when they could be pushing health reform in the senate, when they could be laying the ground work for tax reform and they could be preparing the president for his foreign trip. instead we have another week consumed by russia and with this "wall street journal" report you are referencing it's mo

host: vivian calling from fredericksburg, virginia on the line for democrats. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. you had a collar on earlier talked about there has only been an elected leader, and one of them was hit fair, and one of them was donald trump. that is true. all you have to do is research. when president obama was in there, the people wanted their country back, and i was wondering they wanted a country back to give to russia? because that is exactly what we are doing it we are selling out to russia. i am telling you, trump supporters, those folks are crazy. if they can't believe nothing they hear and the truth that they see, then we are all in trouble. our country is really going down, and it is scary. vivian, what did you make a president trump's dismissal of james comey this week? hey, he thinks he is a dictator. look at him. , and i want the people to watch when kim jong-un clappingtage, he is and everyone is clapping. when trump comes on stage, he is clapping, everybody around him is clapping, but these people, i'm just wonde

. -- at, vivian stockman 9:00, vivian stockman will join us. and then if his generation miner will be with us, live from powhatan point. nick mullins is his name. minerifth-generation will be with us. guest: that is a good lineup. i want to address the ceo water concern you brought up. indeed come in by mentalists point that out a lot. environmentalists point that out a lot. when they come to capitol hill to testify, they bring water that is tainted and say this water has been tainted by the it doesn'tess that seem to make a big difference in thepolitical discussion people for more regulation will keep on with that belief. complicated -- the united mine workers of america had a pension and health-care plan. both are imperiled. lawmakers wanted to have congress step in and support these two benefit plans. they decided to start up with health care because they thought doing pensions and health care was too much of a risk. supporters of this will tell you there was a promise made to coal miners into the union for the government -- and to the union

vivian's here. she's a little spectacular. goes straight in for the mix. >> you brushed your teeth.ell the mint. >> i know. it's hard to break a bad habit. >> i got you a gift. it's a jaw breaker. i think you're really going to love it. >> thank you so much. you're so sweet. >> i know. i'm so sweet. >> sure you are. >> phone rings. she has to leave. that's where ross is like he's got something to get off his chest. >> are you dating the tooth fairy? >> she's a tooth fairy. there's actually a lot of them. >> i got it. she's after your teeth. >> you sound crazy. >> sorry. there was a and teeth were flying everywhere. >> and this is where vivian uses that tool that many girlfriends have used. works many time. >> you haven't had any of your jaw breaker? i thought it was a really good gift and i really wanted you to like it. >> no. it's a great gift. i love it so much i just -- >> oh, my god. >> it's perfect. >> and this is when he realizes he's been used. >> could i have my tooth back? >> it fell out. you don't need it. >> give it back. >> over my dead body. >> oh, my god. i was right.

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it's murray energy's transloading facility there and joining us on site now is vivian stockman, serves as vice director of ohio valley environmental coalition. ms. stockman, tell our viewers a little bit about your group and its work. >> well, ohio valley environmental coalition or ovec is based in what was

. ♪ charlie: oslo is a new play at the vivian beaumont theater.ts the months of secret nine negotiation in the norwegian capital that led to the historic courts between israel and the palestinian liberation organization. ben brantley of the new york times calls the play as expensive and ambitious as any recent in broadway history. oslo has been nominated for 720 awards including best play, best direction of a play, and best performance by an actress in a leading role. here is a look at the play. in europe, they are calling art nazis. in europe, every day, more and more of the world turns against us but all we do is sit at the negotiating table. >> it is fundamentally flawed. it is rigid, personal. >> i agree completely, but this is what the americans want to do. >> so you must do it, but also establish a second channel to build on the exact opposite model, not grand pronouncements between governments, but intimate discussions between people. you are held somewhere isolated totally where you and the plo can meet alone and talk. this model, i can ov

vivian stockman. >> guest: the caller is talking about cleaner agricultural.here are solutions to this. and the wind and solar in the last year far outpaced wind and solar jobs far outpaced coal and in terms of the new generation coming on in the united states, wind and solar is just taking off. in fact, i am a little bit worried we are letting china get ahead of us on that. we should really be encouraging policies that bring these kinds of jobs, west virginia deserves these kinds of jobs. coal is a part of our culture. but we have to look to the future. i think if you ask any coal minor they don't want their kids to be coal minors. they are prod of what they have done and should be and shouldn't be forgotten. fortunately, they have just gotten their health benefits but they had to fight for these from bankrupt corporations that intentionally go bankrupt to get out of the obligations. >> renewable energy issue that the caller brings up and that you bring up, steven moore is an economic consultant with freedom works and had a recent column in the washington tim

kim kardashian west flying solo, wearing a white dress by vivian westwood, no jewelry, no bag, no kanyeer wore a sheer versace gown. kendall left little to the imagination wearing a dress made no fabric, just a lot of skin. serena williams showcasing perhaps the coolest accessory, a baby bump. in a kelly green versace gown. anna wintour in custom chanel. behind the scenes, miranda kerr multitasking. kate hudson and stella mccartney went for the gold. silver to gisele bunchen. smooching tom brady before the carpet. selena gomez sharing a kiss on the carpet with boyfriend, the weekend. his ex, bela hadid came solo. but it is not just about who wore what. the yearly benefit raises money for the museum's costume institute. >> it is really about ideas and really about originality. to be celebrated. >> reporter: while the met gala guest list is notoriously tight, the exhibit will be opened to theub juju chang, abc news, new york. >> how fun is all of that? >> i know. >> we have somebody who skipped the after parties just to be with us. abc's own mike on a bike. took a ride over to the metropo

do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no.need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to lock me in? >> yeah. >> bonds will be locked in his cell while the investigation continues. if the allegation is found to be true, he will most likely wind up in the intensive detention unit and go back to noncontact visits with his family. coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. >>> a major crackdown on contraband, specifically cell phones, has left some indiana state prison inmates in a precarious position. for others, the future looks considerably brighter. after 26 years in prison, today is paul komyatti's last day at indiana state. authorities have approved his transfer to a minimum security facility with a work rel

houseman and katie segal, vivian. >> the cougar. >> cougar before we called them that, yes. >> what do think patrick swayze would think? >> he would be thrilled. he would have a cameo. >> time of my life in hendersonville, north carolina. >> the dip. got to try the lift. >> got to try the lift. by the way the movie airs tonight on abc right the lift is tough. >> one of my favorites. >> might recall last time i tried to lift you. >> yeah. >> at the desk. >> it, it was not planned. >> it didn't. >> just so you know for one. >> coincidentally wearing the same dress, by the way. that was just because we were trying to mimic wife carrying competition. >> just imagine. >> decide to put kendis to the challenge. >> this is going to be awful. >> check it out. >> ha-ha-ha. ♪ because i swear it's the truth ♪ >> you did it. nailed it. >> i did. yeah. >> oh. >> no, see for their >>> this morning on "world news now," the uk prepares for what could be another attack. >> british troops mobilized. conduct raid overnight as authorities dig for answers following the concert attack in manchester. the secu

bureau chief sam ford met with vivian marrow's son today to talk about the first mother's day without her. >> there's a hole. there is a big hole in my soul. and i pretty much know everybody in my family feels the same way. sam: this street memorial, including a wheelchair, was all they had left to remember 68-year-old vivian marrow, mother, grandfather, great. neighborhood kids called her the candy lady because she always had a treat for them. she was on her way to the store at 10:00 a.m., martin luther king day, when police shows two young males, a shooter firing and a target running past mayor noh her wheelchair. the ta marrow is killed. her chair spinning in circles. >> they said the gentleman had a parole violation that could be the suspect. sam: william marrow, the son, said months ago the detective told him they believed the shooter was in jafmente but the other was scared and couldn't cooperate. >> i was like, what is he scared of? they tried to kill him too. they know he lives around here. so what's going to happen? there's going to be nor murder. sam: he wants the shooter ch

hace unos aÑos a ambos lados de la frontera vivÍan familias sin importar el paÍs. >> los americano seÓn del muro divisorio. >> nos dijeron que iban a recoger el terreno de la parcela porque venÍan a poner el muro. marÍa elena: historias de quienes aman, viven, trabajan y sufren. >> todo esto es el corazÓn de la familia flores, es el corazÓn que nos duele que nos vayan a quitar el terreno. "detrÁs del muro". marÍa elena: una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ que ahora, este domingo en horario especial, los esperamos teresa rodrÍguez y yo desde esta ciudad. sabemos que los hispanos aportar mucho a la economÍa de este paÍs y hacemos los trabajos de veces nadie mÁs quiere hacer, pero tambiÉn tenemos empleos importantes y algunos de ellos Únicos y originales. hoy conocemos a los latinos detrÁs del famoso paseo de la fama en hollywood. venir a los angeles y no caminar por el paseo de la fama en hollywood es perderse parte de la historia del mundo del espectÁculo en este paÍs. aquÍ quedan grabados los nombres de esas grandes personalidades reconocidas por su trabajo en el cine, el teatro, la mÚsica y

i'm so grateful to vivian and rainy day books. and to laura, for her participation in setting this up. i have come to this museum many times as a sightseer and visitor, as a researcher, and i always love coming back here. it is real honor to come here in this role. i will talk about my fellow soldiers. i'll give you a behind the scenes story i do want to talk about the overall war letters campaign. it's so integral to the creation of the book. i want to show you some rare and breathtaking original war letters from our archives. i also love the discussion part of these events. please ask questions and if anybody wants to talk afterwards more personally or if you have something you consider sharing i would love to discuss that with you. as vivian noted in the introduction, i had the opportunity to travel to the united states and go to countries. one of the most surreal and meaningful conversation i ever had was in baghdad, i was about to leave and ready for military escort to take me to the airport. i saw four young i recommend stan

. >>> traÍan sus listas, pero la verdad, no encontraron ahÍ si no arrestaron a los que no vivÍan. >>>ndo llegaron a esta granja de hongos, salieron corriendo a estos apartamentos para esconderse y evitar ser deportados. >>> ice dice que no fue una redada especÍficamente aciertas personas. >>> buenas tardes comitÉ de apoyo a trabajadores. >>> los activistas insisten... lo que buscaban. >>> hay un plano o una estrategia ¿no? dicen que buscaban 4 personas y terminaron agarrando. >>> el cultivo de hongos han dicho que ice no les informÓ con anterioridad. >>> tengo que regresar si no soy deportado por la familia. >>> la noticia tiene a r en alerta a trabajadores del campo de pensilvania a california. >>> diego arias, noticias telemundo >>> para saber cÓmo responder en caso que agentes migratorios lleguen a su lugar de trabajo. nos acompaÑa la abogada experta en situaciones migratorias alma rosa nieto. >>> doctora... migratoria estadounidense. >>> parececerlo y desata terror en nuestra comunidad, pero por lo mismo prepararse, usted como empleado puede hablar con su patrÓn y que el patron ta

los aÑos 2015-2016, en el segundo aÑo se habrÍa matriculado pero no habrÍa habido muchas clases, no vivÍanos. sabemos de parte de un amigo de su familia que cuando era pequeÑo tenÍa características de ser un niÑo solitario. poco a poco se trata de poner el rompecabezas junto. es fundamental para la policÍa saber cuÁles fueron sus motivaciones, si actuÓ solo, o inspirado en isis o tuvo algÚn apoyo. todas son preguntas que la policÍa trata de responder para tener una idea de las motivaciones del atacante. tambiÉn en gran bretaÑa, este martes denunciÓ que el nivel de alerta de un ataque terrorista se ha elevado de severo acrÍtico, esto quiere decir que la posibilidad de un ataque terrorista es inminente. esto va a permitir que la policÍa desplace mÁs efectivos armados, como tambiÉn las fuerzas armadas, para poder patrullar los diferentes puntos turÍsticos de todo el país y tambiÉn se evalÚen eventos pÚblicos. marÍa: un hombre hispano muriÓ de botulismo tras comer nachos con queso que comprÓ en una gasolinera cerca de sacramento. otras nueve personas se comieron el mismo queso tambiÉn se enfer

really appreciate and it so grateful for vivian and rainy day books, a great independent book store, and laura in setting this up. i have come to this museum, the national world war i war museum, many times as a sight seer and visitor, as a researcher and always love coming back here and now it's an record to come here in didn't ash honor to come here in this roll. i want to give you some behind the scenes stories and want to talk about the overall war letters campaign. it's so integral to the creation of the book. and i want to show you some extremely rare and i think in some cases breathtaking original war letters from our archives at chapman university. i also love the discussion part of these events to feel free to ask questions and if you how heave letters and e-mail you would consider sharing, i'd love to discuss that with you. so, as vivian noted, in the introduction, i had the opportunity to travel in the united states and to go to countries around the world in search of wartime correspondences and one of the most surreal and also meaningful conversation is ever had was in ba

vivian en la calle ''bugeia lane'' en novato..-las autoridades dicen que este podra ser un incidente aislado y no representa motivo de alarma para la comunidad... blanca/take vo --en santa rosa, la policia inform del arresto de un adolescente de 16 aÑos acusado de causar un disturbio y amenazar con balear a una persona .. --el incidente tuvo lugar la tarde de ayer en el centro comercial ''montecito'' cuando las autoridades respondieron a reportes de que el lugar habia una persona con una pistola.. --el joven portaba una replica de revolver con balas reales..ademas de marihuana y otras drogas.. cesar/take vo --unos 200 estudiantes en al menos una docena de escuelas en el condado de santa clara han reportado ser victimas de un virus gastrointestinal, o ''influenza estomacal''... en un contagio que comenz a principios de este mes.. --oficiales de salud confirmaron la informacion e indicaron que enfermedades similares se han reportado en todo el estado.. --a las seis, nuestra colega paola reyes nos tiene mas detalles.. ots blanca -- h

from vivian here who just arrived two days ago. >> reporter: there were 40 in one house all pomeraniansnd chihuahuas taken in by an el dorado county shelter. 18 were seniors over age 7 which is san francisco-based muttville's special. they took all 18 in. the shelter normally holds 30 senior dogs. today there are 47. >> seniors are often the ones that are most overlooked in municipal shelters and the first to be euthanized. and no other reason other than they're old. >> reporter: which means they have unique quirks like frisco who lost his teeth and colby who is growing his coat. they are available for adoption right now. >> right now muttville is holding a yappy hour to meet the dogs at their headquarters on alabama street in san francisco until 7 p.m. >>> just in time for the long weekend, two big water parks are opening in the bay area. >> yup. one of them like a floating playground. our very own emily turner got to try it out. she is live at springlake regional park in santa rosa. emily? >> correction. i'm live on the floating park right now as you can see and i'm joined by friends

personas que residian ahi, contra el propietario del edificio, segun ellos, por la manera precaria como vivianolica de morgan hill arrest a un hombre este sbado tras presuntamente apuÑalar a una mujer y varios niÑos.. incluido un beb.. y luego herirse a si mismo. lorena --el incidente se registr a plena luz del da y a la vista de sus vecinos. take 2boxes --melissa hernandez est en vivo desde el lugar de los hechos. melissa on camera buenas tardes todo ocurri en ese complejo de apartamentos a mi espalda, la polica llego hasta aqu despus de que una persona reportara una discusin entre un hombre y una mujer. al llegar encontraron a un sujeto amenazando con cortarse en el cuello con una navaja. en pleno estacionamiento de este edificio ubicado sobre la avenida bisceglia. take vo los agentes. inmediatamente le pidieron al hombre que soltara el arma pero l supuestamente. no obedeci y se empez a cortar en el cuello. por lo que ellos descargaron sus pistolas elctricas en contra de eduardo ramrez de 26 aÑos de edad. una vez controlaron a ramrez y lo detuvieron. los agentes del orden. ingresaron al apar

vivian stockman, vice director at ohio valley coalition.we've been focusing the "washington journal" on the coal industry and impacts on both the people environment and the regulation of that industry. nick mullins joins us now, an creator of the blog, the thoughtful coal miner and a miner with history of mining in his family. ow far back does that history go? guest: well, it goes back to my grandfather in the 1920s, who worked in areas of virginia for virginia iron and coal company. host: what is the thoughtful miner? why did you get it started? what do you write about? caller: well, the thoughtful coal miner, my way of speaking rhetoric that comes from both the industry and environmentalists to find common the two.tween speaking specifically to miners' asues and trying to help give voice and like i say, keep the at the same time, working to get the truth out there. host: what do you do these day? you are a former coal miner, how long did you serve in the mines do now? do you guest: i worked in the mining industry for about four years, years underground, decided to do that because t

--la policia inform que posiblemente, algunas personas vivian en los vehiculos, pero nadie result heridodurante el incendio. --se estima que los daÑos alcancen los 15 mil dolares. vo cesar -- una escuela en el area del "civic center" de san francisco, fue evacuada esta maÑana debido a una amenaza de bomba. -- el incidente se report alrededor de las 9 y 30 de esta maÑana y la escuela "leport montessori" fue cerrada por precaucin durante todo el dia despues que se pidi a los padres que retiraran a sus hijos. -- la zona se declar segura poco despues de las 10 de la maÑana. vo blanca --la policia descubri que un sujeto que arrestaron por posesion de drogas en una estacin del bart en el este de la bahia, era buscado bajo sopecha de asesinato. --segun los agentes, el sujeto dio un nombre falso, pero al tomar sus huellas dactilares descubrieron que era buscado en seattle por sospecha de homicidio y por evadir su registro como ofensor sexual. cesar --la espera por un trasplante es una carrera contra la muerte para muchos niÑos y sus familias. un niÑo del este de la baha ha logrado ganar esta car

vivian stockman, and nick mullens, author of the thoughtful coal miner blog. watch live on tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this is richard white. he serves as their director as well as a senior fellow for the substitute. what is hudson, what is it, and what point of view do you come . >> hudson institute is very close to the treasury department right here on pennsylvania avenue. it has been around for many decades and was established after world war ii looking initially at the question of what are the implications of having nuclear weapons in the world. it was originally set up in new york, hudson river, that is where the name came from. for a decade it was in indianapolis, focusing on politics. now it's back in d.c., focusing on national security affairs. it is bipartisan, democrats and republicans. its focus is on both major power challenges, russia, china, and so on, and substate threats, terrorism and so on. >> one thing you took a look at in an op-ed, north korea and its missile program. you make the argument that in light of that, a re

host: we will hear from vivian stockton. she is the director of the environment >> it is all coal miners around here. you got coal mines, coal mines, out that way is coal mines, a of people. a bunch. ost: what do people do when they are out of jobs? steel mill. have a the coal mine from .he coal mine host: you think it is hard for to find a different job, they want to leave the mining business? so.o, i don't think ike me, i was 800 feet in the ground. i'm 100 below ground. above ground. difference, i made it, anybody can make it. host: for somebody that has been 800 feet below ground, what is it like? >> beautiful. you are under ground once you are accustomed to it. it is dark. up to your your hand nose and not feel it, you can the heat.eel you can't feel nothing. the flicker of light, cufeel a light, i would say a mile away. terrain.on the it is not all flat, people think it is flat as this table. curving, contour of he land. host: do you miss it at all? >> yeah. the coal y job in mine. i started with labor and kept my unio

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our guests are robert murray, ohio republican congressman bill andson, vivian stockman, mullins.-- nick journal's"ington spotlight on the coal mining industry live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, a recent conference on president trump's first 100 days in office. this portion focuses on the president's foreign policy and how it compares to what was said

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he'll be joining us about 8:30 this morning. 9:00, vivian stockman, vice director of the ohio valley varmtal coalition will join us, and then a fifth generation coal miner will be with us live. nick mullens is his name. that's happening at 9:30 this morning. stick around, you might be interested in all of those guests. manuel, i wanted you to pick up on the miners' health care bill that was passed by congress. >> that's a good lineup. first i want to address the ceo water concern that you brought up and, indeed, environmentalists point that out a lot and say even the ceos who live in the area tend to live removed from where they say the pollution is. also when they come to capitol hill to testify, they bring water that is tainted and say this water has been tainted by the mining process and show lawmakers, but it doesn't seem to make a difference in the political discussion. pro mining and the people who are for more regulation will keep on without belief. doesn't seem to make that much of a difference. when it comes to the minor health care, what happened there, support these two be

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host: speaking to that, vivian the thought her head exploded when she heard mr. comey was fired, but she's far concerned about who will replace him. what faces that person? your head an, i hope is okay. i think there has been a lot of reckless about ertain sheriff being appointed and rudy giuliani. those are unlikely, i hope they are unlikely. can't imagine that trump would make those types of appointments, although my been stretched um, the last 100 years, days. if the white house is smart, they will pick someone rosenstein, someone clearly nonpolitical, who is respected people at the department of justice and the f.b.i. what is clear and i think this what is being missed here, trump's problems on capitol hill been the democrats, it's republicans. republicans have, i think so, said that we're not going to rubber stamp all these decisions. already ns have indicated, particularly in the senate, that he's going to have responsibility and caution on this issue. set: acting f.b.i. director to testify today in front of the senate. stay tuned, c-span for more that.atio

our guests are robert murray, owner of marine energy, ohio republican congressman bill johnson, vivian stockman, vice director of the ohio valley and by mental coalition, and nick author of the thoughtful coal miner blog. watch "washington journal" spotlight on the coal mining industry life tuesday morning at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talked about her life

vivian stockman, vice director of the ohio valley environmental coalition. and nick mullins, author of "the thoughtful coal miner blog" watch "washington journal" spotlight on the coal mining industry live tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: it is time for our "your money" segment. joining us from feeze, arizona, rafael carranza, with the "arizona republic" he reports on a border and a recent story of his takes a look how much it costs to deport one person from the united states. good morning. guest: thank you for having me on. host: the price tag you came up with was $11,000. first of all how did you get to this figure? guest: this is a government estimate. that's something that they calculated. we still don't have exact specifics how they did that. some of the estimates that come close to that as well, they took a look at the number of -- what was included in the budget for the previous fiscal year. and then the number of removals that took place or the number of flights or looking at the different proce

vivian? >> sean, in the -- in the tweet about director comey the president says that he better be careful before he goes leaking to the press. yesterday on nbc news the president called him a showboat and grandstander. does the white house acknowledge that he has a first amendment right if he so chooses instead of just leaking? it may not be leaking it may be his first amendment rights? >> everyone in this country has a first amendment right. the difference, you've heard the president echo this multiple times, sharing information that is not meant to be or not authorized to be in the public domain is concerning and i think the president's been very clear over and over again of his concern with respect to information that gets put in the public domain that's not meant to be. i don't -- i don't think that those are -- everyone in this country has every right to speak their mind and express themselves in accordance with the constitution. >> follow-up just in terms of the fbi being in disarray al

we'll talk about the mining industry and the federal regulations that impact it, and later, vivian stockman about hee environmental impacts of the coal industry. but first, on a recent visit to murray energy we talked to some of those who spend their work day moving the coal that comes through that facility. one of them was railroad engineer darren strait. >> it can be hectic. depending on the weather. the amount of coal we got. it's fast paced at times and then other times it's kind of relaxed. it's pretty easy going. >> how much coal comes through on one train car that comes through here? >> one train car? there's 70 cars, 72 cars and there's about 8,000 tons. break that down to one car. i didn't do the math. >> how many different trains do you move a day on an average day for you? >> three. usually three different trains. >> how long does that take? >> it ranges. between four hours and eight probably. depending on, you know, what we're doing. whether we're putting it on the stockpile or we're loading barges with it. loading to the stockpile usually takes a little bit longer but yeah. bet

presentador: es un lugar donde vivÍan familias sin importar el paÍs. >> se cortaba el alambre para intercambiar campos, los americanos se venÍan para mÉxico. >> ninguna lÍnea divisoria, Únicamente una casetita donde estaba un guardia y nomÁs les decÍa que pasarÁn. presentador: vecinos que practicaban deporte al lado y lado de una malla. un tiempo donde todo era amistad y confianza. >> siempre ha sido una sola ciudad. somos hermanos. >> diciÉndonos que iban a recoger el terreno porque venÍan a poner el muro. presentador: ahora hay una lÍnea que divide, que separa y que distancia. >> pues representa el coraje de estados unidos, no? un odio de estados unidos, estados unidos se quiere quedar encerrado. >> todo esto es el corazÓn de la familia, es el corazÓn el que nos duele. presentador: historias de quienes aman, viven, trabajan y sufren detrÁs del muro. presentadora: es una lÍnea que se extiende por casi 2000 millas y divide dos paÍses, dos culturas y dos muros. marÍa: que tal, como estÁn, feliz de estar aquÍ. bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora. muchos ven la frontera, una espera