of the whiteations for tonight's house correspondents dinner with the executive chef of the washington hiltonthen, senator ted cruz of texas and announcing his vice-president jewel choice. then, a speech by donald trump. later today, c-span will bring you live coverage from the white house correspondents dinner, one of the biggest social events from washington each year. comedian, laurie gilmore. first, the preparations for the dinner. andre.nd with andr what is it like? >> organized chaos at its finest. it really is. it is an honor, first and foremost. it's also a lot of fun. it's opportunity for us to really prepare unusual foods for a large amount of people. >> when you say unusual, what do you mean? >> we cannot go over this year's menu, but once we do a taste test with the white house correspondents dinner, the decision usually is made that evening. and then our work begins for the following year. >> and when do you do the taste test? at what point during the year? >> it's usually three months. roughly three months prior to the function itself. it depends on their schedule and our schedu

so it's nonstop. >> andre cody is the executive chef here at the washington hilton. >>> it's known as one of washington's premier events bringing together hollywood stars. c span has live coverage of the 2016 white house correspondent's dinner starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. the live coverage includes red carpet arrivals, background on the dinner and award presentations. 2,700 people are expected to attend this year's sold out dinner. larry will headline and this year president obama will give his final speech as commander in chief. join us to watch the 2016 white house koir respondents' -- correspondents' dinner live on c span. >>> and we're live on capitol hill for a committee on nuclear regulation. we will hear testimony from former commissioner of the nuclear

. >>> well andre cody is the executive chef here at the washington hilton. you have 2,600 plus people coming over for dinner, what it's like to prepare that. >> organized chaos at it's finest. it really is. it's an honor first and foremost, but it's also a lot of fun. it's an opportunity for us to really prepare unusual foods for a large amount of people. >> when you say unusual, what do you mean. >> well, we can't but once we do a taste test with white house correspondence dinner, the division usually is made that evening and then our work begins for the following year. >> and when do you do the taste test, at what point during the year. >> it's usually three months, roughly three months prior to the function itself. it depends on your schedule and my schedule, we always work it out. >> you have 23,000 square feet of kitchen here at the washington hilton, the largest in washington, d.c., largest kitchen in d.c. does it get crowded on the night of correspondents dinner? >> it gets very crowded. >> who is in here? >> well, well we have a lot of celebrities th

21 winning injuries before "washington journal. " short time from now, we will to you to the washington hilton hotel for the annual correspondents dinner. this will include guest arrivals, and later, remarks from president obama. and this year's entertainer, larry wilmore. coverage begins in about an hour from now, 6:00 eastern. until then, we look at speeches and past president who attended the dinner. >> saturday, april 30, c-span presents live coverage of the 2016 white house correspondents dinner, an event that typically includes prepared remarks by the president of the united states. and coming up in just a few minutes, we are going to show you the last white house correspondents day dinner , speeches from presidents reagan, both bush's, and clinton. but first, we are going to discuss the annual washington event with the mcclatchy senior white house correspondent steven thomma.

but we always work it out. >> chef andre, you have 23,000 square feet of kitchen here at the washington hilton. the largest in washington, d.c. largest kitchen in d.c. >> right. >> does it get crowded on the night of the correspondents' dinner? >> it gets very crowded. >> who's in here? >> well, we have a lot of celebrities that walk through the back of the house. but at the same time, we've got so many cooks and people working that evening. whether it be from the management team or all the team members. you're looking at roughly 400 people that are here to assist on that evening. >> does that include servers? >> that includes servers. >> how many people out on the floor? >> you have about 200 servers on the floor. and then you've got maitre d', et cetera, that oversee a certain amount of tables. >> another 200 people back here -- >> about that. about that. and it's actually organized chaos at its finest. >> where are you that evening? >> running around. we were just talking about how many steps i do and the white house correspondents' dinner is definitely the most. 24,000 steps that day. beca

cody ofwas chef andre the hilton, the washington hilton, one of the largest ballrooms in washington.largest kitchen in washington. there is michael steele, former head of the republican national priebus, andince for those of you outside, maybe you heard, chris matthews' wife ran for congress. and opening senate nomination in maryland, she came in third in that race. there is bobby scott, a democrat and virginia and the congressman. and if you have comments and you would like to make them to the white house correspondents' dinner, go to our facebook page. there is a conversation going on , but also twitter. span is our twitter handle, or #whcd. use this is live coverage. ♪ ends] [background chatter] ♪ >> he spans live coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner continues. absolutely nobody is in there's heat, even the start time being two minutes. it will begin late, as it always does. there is a regular talkshow host and author for the press down there with his wife. a few minutes ago on your screen, one of the actresses that is here attending this dinner, she attended the goo

>> andre cote is the executive cher here at the washington hilton. you have 2,600 plus people coming over for dinner, what's it like to prepare that? it's an honor, first and foremost, but it's also a lot of fun. it's an opportunity for us to really prepare unusual foods. for a large amount of people. >> when you say unusual, what do you mean? andre: we can't go over this year's menu but once we do a taste test, the decision is usually made that evening. then our work begins for the following year. >> when do you do the taste test? at what point? andre: usually three months, roughly three months prior to the function itself. depends on their ski squle and our schedule but we always work it out. >> chef andre, you have 23,000 square feet of kitchen, the largest kitchen in washington, d.c. does it get crowded on the night of the correspondents' dinner? andre: it is crowded. >> who is in here? andre: we have a lot of celebrities who want to be back of the house but at the same time we've got so many cooks and people working that evening, whether it be f

this is 15 minutes. >> this is the executive chef at the washington hilton. you have 2600 plus people coming over for dinner. >> organized chaos at its finest. it really is. it's an honor firm and foremost. it's also a lot of fun. it's opportunity for us to really prepare unusual foods for a large amount of people. >> when you say unusual, what do you mean? >> once we do a taste test with the white house correspondents dinner, the decision usually is made that evening. and then our work begins for the following year. >> and when do you do the taste test? at what point during the year? >> it's usually three months. roughly three months prior to the function itself. it depends on their schedule and our schedule. but we always work it out. >> chef andre, you have 23,000 square feet of kitchen. the largest in washington, d.c. the largest kitchen in d.c. does it get crowded on the night of the correspondents dinner? >> it gets very crowded. >> who's in here? >> well, we have a lot of celebrities that walk through the back of the house. but at the same time, we've

our live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals, background on the dinner and award presentations. 2700 people are expected to attend this year's dinner. there even are housed of comedy central's the nightly show will end line. this incoming president obama will get his final speech as commander-in-chief to join us to watch the white house correspondence and beginning saturday 6:00 eastern, live on c-span. announcer:announcer: on wednesday, the supreme court heard the appeal of former virginia governor, donald's conviction for bribery. several justices expressed concern over federal corruption laws that could give prosecutors to much power to criminalize the actions by

live where that shooting happened at the washington hilton. >> reporter: it was right here where thatssassination attempt happened on the president, and where brady was shot back in 1981. today, many would admit that gun violence, and in particular, mass shootings are out of control. the brady campaign insists that too often the focus is on the shooters, and not the victims. from sandy hook to aurora, and virginia tech to charleston. each of these horrific mass shootings has a face. rarely is it the face of a victim. instead, it's the face of a shooter. >> there's a lot of unnecessary attention. >> reporter: trying to refocus the attention onto the victims of the mass shootings, through a campaign called of fame. it's a plug-in on your internet web browser that once downloaded removing killers names and images. >> i think it's a good thing, because it gives people the option to know the information or to not know the information. some people want to block it. >> reporter: many first amendment advocates say this is not a form of censorship, because using the plug in is optional. >> it

and the star- studded event gets under way in the washington hilton in dc. comedian larry gill more is the entertainer this year. and it will no doubt offer plenty of fodder. celebrities and political and entertainment world have been a ratifying on the red carpet and mingling. president obama and larry wilmore's remarks will be at 10:00 p.m. eastern. it is it always an entertainment wachlt >> and now iraq prime minister claims everything is under control after protestors stormed parliment let's listen. protestors tore down walls around the secure area in the major escalation of the crisis there. and supporters of a shiite cleric demonstrated and demanding that the government is corrupt and should disband. this houses most government facilities and even the u.s. batsz bass. teens ark cued of killing their parents and shocking details. what prosecutors said they did after murdering their mother and father. it is so disturbing. >> plus mother nature unleashing a disaster. >> a woman and four grandkids did not survive. that's all, head-on the fox reportment rep

it has been held here at the washington hilton, every year since 1968.d 6:00 at t street northwest, the site of the assassination attempt of president reagan in 1981. then there's the red carpet. the cocktail receptions start around this time. there are some on the main floor, with journalists, politicians, business leaders, and celebrities. the president himself attends av at the reception. downstairs is where the main ballroom is. everyone has to go through security. then the action starts. the president will be there, naturally, and this year so will bernie sanders. not attending, hillary clinton and donald trump. done,he opening act is everyone is frozen in place until the president leaves, and then the real party starts -- the after party. john: that's what's happening tomorrow night. let's pause to reflect on a blockbuster week. here's a quick recap of all the action and drama, the twisting plot lines, double crossings, and absurdities of the past five days. enjoy. mark: ted cruz and john kasich have hashed out a rare bargain to help each other sto

>> the star power will be on full display tomorrow night at the correspondents dinner at the washington hilton hotel. it will be president obama's final appearance at the dinner while he's in office. >> he wrote on article that i linked to on my facebook page about what it takes to put on the event. paul, how hard is it to get a ticket? who is pulling the strings to decide who gets? >> yeah, it's like everything in washington. you have to lobby for what you want, and that's what the media organizations do. they go to the white house correspondents association, which sponsors the dinner and puts it on, and they browbeat them. they try to get tickets and as many tables as they can to hand them out to their friends, advertisers, what have you. just like everything else it is who you know and how youn twist their arms. >> we know the president is always one of the biggest stars at the show, but so is the emcee. who is that this year and will there be a red carpet? >> there has to be a red carpet because there's so much pa paparazzi that shows up. the celebrities are as much of a feature at the din

an average of recent polls clirpt cast her own ballot early this morning and came down to the washington hilton to speak to north america's building trades union. clinton and sanders will both be in new york tonight to watch the results come in. senator ted cruz is looking ahead to next tuesday. he's going to spend the night in philadelphia trying to sway voters before next week's pennsylvania primary. ohio governor john kasich is taking the longview. tonight he's holding a town hall in annapolis followed by a watch party in bethesda. the maryland party is also next tuesday and coming up in the next half hour, we'll get the latest from new york and area. >>> late developments in the search for a missing firefighter in the shenandoah national park. this afternoon an emotional message from her husband. it's been six days since anyone has seen nicole mittendorff of woodbridge. her car was discovered in madison county at the entrance of the white oak canyon trail. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has the latest on the search. >> reporter: 100 searchers, some of them from the state police

. >> andre cote is the executive cher here at the washington hilton. you have 2,600 plus people coming over for dinner, what's it like to prepare that? it's an honor, first and foremost, but it's also a lot of fun. it's an opportunity for us to really prepare unusual foods. for a large amount of people. >> when you say unusual, what do you mean? andre: we can't go over this year's menu but once we do a taste test, the decision is usually made that evening. then our work begins for the following year.

eastern, the live coverage from the washington hilton includes red carpet arrivals and background on the dinner and war presentations. 2700 people are expected to attend the sold-out dinner. this year the president will give his final speech as commander-in-chief. join us to watch the 2016 white house correspondents' dinner beginning saturday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tonight a hearing on u.s. policy in the asia-pacific region and discussion on new fcc rules for consumer data and later a look at state of literary magazines in today's political climate. >>> deputy secretary of state antoni blinken testified about u.s. interest in the asia patie pacific region at a house foreign committee. they asked about aggression in the south china sea and sanctions against north korea and human rights issues in vietnam and burma. this is just under two hours.

he talked to me about it before he talked about with other people and described being in the washington hilton where they had the washington correspondents dinner. and looking at this long row of black and white photographs and his decision was really about whether he would be one of the consequential ones. he did not want to run for president just to be president. >> sure. >> exactly. lo and behold, he ended up running. and you know, i think, did a president change politics and society in a meaningful way. then there is a meaningful question, do we admire them as people? do they embody something about the national character? that gets down to other qualities -- were they great writers like lincoln? were they eloquent? that gets into personal qualities that go beyond just what they did as president. for bad presidents, it is the flip side but different. did they have large negative accomplishments? those can be active or passive failures. did they escalate a war? did they get drawn into a war? did they fail to act in an economic crisis, like hoover? did they drop an atom bomb? did they drop tw

our live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals, background on the dinner and awards presentations. 2700 people are expected to attend this sold out dinner. larry wilmore, host of "the nightly show," will headline. this year president obama will give his final speech as commander in chief. join us beginning saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, live on c-span. >>> next, a discussion about government surveillance and the african-american community. part of an all-day symposium at georgetown university law center that ran about two and a half hours. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to surveillance, government monitoring of the african-american community, hosted by georgetown law on center of privacy and technology here at georgetown law. we have purposefully for the post-lunch hour scheduled one of the most interesting debates we have this conference. it is a debate about predictive policing and predictive sentencing. for the large majority of american history, police officers' decision to stop a citizen on the street was, in legal terms, predicated upon having

before he sort of talking about it with a lot of other people, and he described eating in the washington hilton or they have that white house correspondents dinner every year and looking down this long row of black-and-white photographs may have a different presidents, and he said the question about running for president was about whether he could be one of the important ones, one of the consequential ones. he didn't want to run for president just to be president. >> sure. >> exactly. lo and behold, he ended up running, but i think that is the chief debate, did a president change politics, society in a meaningful way?\ then there is the character and leadership question. do weadmire his people, think they embody something significant about the national character, and that gets down to alities. were they great writers like lincoln? t -- were they eloquent? did they have large negative accomplishments? those can be active or passive failures. lbjthey escalate a war like , did they get drawn into a war? did they fail to act in an economic crisis like hoover? did they drop an atom bomb? did they dr

our live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals, background on the dinner and award presentations. 2700 people are expected to attend this year's dinner. there even are housed of comedy central's the nightly show will end line. this incoming president obama will get his final speech as commander-in-chief to join us to watch the white house correspondence and beginning saturday 6:00 eastern, live on c-span. announcer:announcer: on wednesday, the supreme court heard the appeal of former virginia governor, donald's conviction for bribery. several justices expressed concern over federal corruption laws that could give prosecutors to much power to criminalize the actions by officeholders in dealing with supporters and donors. the former governor was convicted on 11 counts of fraud in 2014. this is just over one hour. chief justice roberts: we'll hear argument this morning in case 15474, mcdonnell v. united states. v. united states. mr. francisco? mr. francisco: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, the government argues that in quid pro quo bribery, "o

live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes arrivals, background, and award presentations. are expected to attend this year's sold-out dinner. larry wilmer -- larry wilmore will headline, and this year, president obama will give his final speech as commander-in-chief. >> at a campaign rally in indianapolis, republican presidential candidate ted cruz chooseed that he would carly fiorina as his running mate if he wins the nomination. he is currently more than 300 delegates behind donald trump in the race. indiana holds its present to primary on tuesday. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states of america, ted cruz. [applause] ♪ mr. cruz: god bless the great state of indiana. [applause] mr. cruz: elections are about choices. the republican party faces a choice today. america, i believe, want to unite behind a positive, ,ptimistic, forward-looking conservative campaign based on real policy solutions to the problems. [applause] mr. cruz: and the american people deserve a real choice in november. [applause] an cruz: a choice, and not echo.

>> andre cody is the executive chef here at the washington hilton. >>> it's known as one of washington's premier events bringing together hollywood stars. c span has live coverage of the 2016 white house correspondent's dinner starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. the live coverage includes red carpet arrivals, background on the dinner and award presentations. 2,700 people are expected to attend this year's sold out dinner. larry will headline and this year president obama will give his final speech as commander in chief. join us to watch the 2016 white house koir respondents' -- correspondents' dinner live on c span. >>> and we're live on capitol hill for a committee on nuclear regulation. we will hear testimony from former commissioner of the nuclear regulatory commission. also hear from an attorney with the natural resources defense council and head of nuclear institute. hearing expected to start in just a moment. chairman is about to sit down. we should see the gavel come down here in a moment. live coverage on c span-3. >>> good morning and welcome to our hearing legislative proposal to ad

eastern, live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals, background on theinner,dinner command award presentations. 2700 people are expected to attend. post of the nightly show will headline, and pres. obama will give his final speech as commander-in-chief. join us to watch saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern live on c-span. >> now discussion about illegal immigration and the economics of immigration reform. the american jewish committee if used in houston this event, one hour 20 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. i am very pleased to welcome you to this evening's program organized by the ajc belford institute for latino

our live coverage from the washington hilton includes backgrounds, presentations, and awards. 2700 peoplere expected to attend this years sold-out dinner. larry wilmore will headline. and this year, president obama will get his final speech as commander-in-chief. join us to watch the 20 16th white house correspondents dinner, begin saturday at 6 p.m. eastern, live on c-span. >> in his first speech focused on foreign policy, president of discussesdonald trump the fight against terrorism, debating relations with china and russia, and calls on the u.s. military. at a hotels speech and washington, d.c., a day after winning all five republican primaries. this is about one hour. [applause] >> thank you very much, jacob. in my recently published memoir, envoy," i tell the story of coming from afghanistan to the united states legally. [applause] and of myenager, latest service as a u.s. in afghanistan, iraq, and the united nations. analyzing what we did right, and drawing lessons for the future. america gave me an opportunity to succeed. back a little pay by my service to the united states. menti

our live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals, background on the dinner and award presentations. 2700 people are expected to attend this year's sold out dinner. larry wilmore is the nightly show will headline and this year president obama will give his final speech as commander in chief. join us to watch the 2016 white house correspondent's dinner live on c-span. ashton carter will brief members of the senate arms service committee on counter ice isis strategy. we'll take through live at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> from this morning on "washington journal," real clear politics. >> and joining us now to continue our discussion of last night's primary results, we have the co-found eastern publisher of real clear politics as well as carl canyon, the executive editor and washington bureau chief from real clear politics. >> good morning, how are you? >> i'm doing well. thanks for joining us. so, tom, tell us a little bit about real clear politics for people who have not been there. how did it start? tell us a little bit about it. ed well, we started about 16 years a

our live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes award presentation. 2,700 people are expected to attend this year's sold out dinner. the host of comedy central's comedian will host. join us beginning saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. live on cspan. >>> independent media is the oxygen of a democracy. it's essential. holding those in power accountable. you know, we're not there to serve some kind of corporate agenda. when we cover war and peace, we're not brought to you by the weapons manufacturers. >> sunday night on q&a. journalist amy goodman, host and executive producer of the daily news program democracy now talks about the book she's co-authored democracy now, 20 years covering the movements changing america. which looks back at the stories the people the shows covered. >> the idea of democracy now starting 20 years ago hasn't changed. bringing out the voices of people at the grass roots in the united states and around the world. and they very much represent i think the majority of people. i mean, i think people who are concerned deeply about war and peace, about the growing

the live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes arrivals, back grnld, and the dinner. 2700 people are expected to attend. larry wilmore, host of the nightly show, will headline, and president obama will give his final speech as commander in chief. join us to watch the 2016 white house correspondents' dinner beginning saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, live on c-span. >> on american history tv on c-span3 -- >> therefore this committee has undertaken such an investigation. it is not to impair the fbi's legitimate law enforcement and counterespionage functions but rather to evaluation domestic information. >> over 40 years ago, a senate committee chaired by frank church was convened to investigate the intelligence activities of the fbi, cia, and nsa. and over the next five weeks. we'll look at portions of the 1975 televised hearings. saturday night at 10:00 eastern, the cia questioning about illegally stored biological weapons. >> i cannot explain why that quantity was developed xebt this was a collaboration we were engaged in with the united states army and we did develop this pa

our live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals and awards presentationll headline an president obama will give his final speech as commander-in-chief. join us to watch the 2016 white house correspondents dinner tonight at six clark p.m. eastern, live on c-span -- 6:00 p.m. eastern, live on c-span. >> has undertaken such an investigation -- its purpose is not to impair the fbi. but rather to evaluate the intelligence according to the statute of our land. was senate select committee convened to investigate the intelligence activities of the cia, fbi, irs and nsa. this weekend marks the 40th anniversary of the final report. we will look at portions of the 1975 televised hearings. eastern,t 10:00 illegally stored a logical weapons. that's biological weapons. wethis was a collaboration were engaged in with the united states army and we did develop this particular weapon as a possible -- for possible use. 1860, the u.s. was not old enough to have wisdom. family had been living in virginia for 225 years. i think that devotion to duty came in 18 to be one. his p

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live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals, background on the dinner and award presentations. 2,700 people are expected to attend. larry wilmore, host of comedy central's "nightly show" will headline. president obama will give his last address as commander in chief. watch it live on c-span starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> we want to introduce you to lieutenant counselor jason fettig, director of the marine band. what's your job, lieutenant colonel? >> i'm the 28th director of the united states marine band. my job is to lead the band in performanc and i'm commanding officer of the unit as well. >> how big is this unit? >> we have 154 dedicated members of the marine band, it's designed to cover multiple commitments a at the same type and coffer a wide span of different types of performances that we are required to do, both for the white house and across the national capital region. >> in the practice we saw for the correspondent's dinner, we saw about 50 members and the band is about 154, the whole band? >> that's right. that includes musicians that pla

or as they say here at the washington hilton tuesdays. tuesdays.watch movies. i do. and every time there's a black president something always comes to destroy the earth. always. it's true. ted cruz is about to stay in the race. man. everybody hates ted cruz. even o.j. simpson said that guy is just hard to like. this is true. this is true. you know there's a joke going around the internet that ted cruz is actually the zodiac killer? right? i'm not making that up. come on, that's absurd. you know, some people actually liked the zodiac killer. recently ted cruz got a string of wins and endorsements and then even remembered who ted cruz is, the zodiac kill er. ted cruz got zero delegates in new york, which is actually five more than i thought he would get for the zodiac killer. john boehner, john boehner came out of retirement and described ted cruz as lucifer in the flesh. lucifer. i mean, that is not fair, man. lucifer is horrible but he's not the zodiac killer. recently heidi cruz revealed after they got married ted bought like 100 cans of soup. not

our live coverage from the washington hilton hotel includes red carpet arrivals, background. 2,700 are expected to attend. and the host of "the nightly show" will headline and president obama will give his final speech as commander in speech. join us for the twouks white use correspondents' dinner starting at 6:00 p.m. on c-span. the u.s. pentagon said the u.s. military did not knowingly bomb a doctors without borders hospital last october in afghanistan. the pentagon says the internal investigation said it was a mistake caused by human error and equipment failure. defense secretary ashton carter will be speak being the bombing today at 2:30 oorn. you'll be able to watch that live. right now the results of the investigation of that bombing. >> thanks for being here, everyone. general votel from central command is here and is prepared to deliver an opening statement regarding the investigation. he'll be prepared to answer your question on that and other topics as well. general rther adore, votel. well, good l: morning and thank you all for being here today. i have a statement to provide

♪ >> it is known as one of washington's premier event, bringing together government officials, press, and celebrity -- hollywood stars. live coverage from the includesn hilton carpet arrivals, background on the dinner, and the award presentation. coach -- larry, headline.ll join us for the correspondence dinner today at 6:00 p.m. eastern live on c-span. "americanup next on history tv," a panel discussion titled "worst president ever." the three historians first discuss what makes a president the worst, and then they offer nominees for the title. the panel was part of the 2016 organization of american historians annual meeting host: welcome to the oah 2016 and welcome to the plenary panel, "worst president ever." i am a professor of history and chair of the panel. for those tweeting, the tag for this session is oah_badpres and you might want to add the tag oah2016. the theme is "on leadership."

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