wendell pierce. [applause]. thank you very much. thank you mr. williams. now, this is very unique for me. as mr. williams said, i am an actor. i'm not an audio guy so i am already messing up the mic. okay i think i'm going to hold it a little bit here. if you had a screwdriver that would be helpful. thank you. one thing you learn as an actor, always know how to make an entrance. i'll just hold it. and we are off like gangbusters now. so, while i'm sure that my parents think i was invited because of my charming good looks, i'm sure it has to do with the fact that i wrote this book, i was coming here today and it really struck me, i have traveled the world for many years, i am a man of the south. i actually never thought of myself that way before. coming into nashville i realize is so similar to new orleans in some places i grew up, it is a unique demonstration of the american aesthetic that we have in the south. one of gregariousness and one of passion, one of great vision. one of great opinion. it is just very unique to have that epiphany and awakening tod

you named oliver wendell holmes. >> that's right. >> thank you. great question. >> i just have a two-part question. you don't want to tell us why sandra day o'connor did not want to cooperate. so ii answered. a piece of it is confidential, and i cannot tell you, and it is not in the book. if i tell you, i have to kill you. it's that important. the pieces that i can can tell you is that she is very domineering. she did not cooperate with a great journalist who wrote the big, comprehensive biography of sandra day o'connor. she wantedshe wanted to tell her own story, which she told brilliantly in the book about the lazy v. herev. here is the sad thing, she will never get to tell that story. i wrote the story. she could have had some influence, but she wouldn't because that is a part i could share with you it's

it was oliver wendell holmes'position that was more radical than that. it would not have allowed proof to be introduced into the court. interestingly, it was not until the warren court that the homes approach of his dissent became the law, when you were not allowed to contest the rationality of a restriction on your liberty. >> you're getting slightly ahead. we have to find out how the case was resolved. how was a joe lochner able to get the supreme court to take the case? paul: by 1894 or so, he has a falling out with the bakeshop union. normally, i would read these kind of materials like the bakers journal, i would read clips like videotapes and things. this when it's at me was the baker journal itself, this big old book falling apart in my hands, and inside the bakers journal i found an addendum to one month's editorial. it said that lochner had fallen out because he had been skimming money off the top. i'm sorry -- weismann had been skimming money, so he he became a baker. he said he was studying law on the side. he became active in politics a little

bulldog forwward lizzy wendell is named the pre-season player of the year. jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president.

offensive lineman ryan wendell was back on the practice field yesterday. he has been out since coming down with an unspecified illness early last month. with wendell back, everyone on the roster was suited up and participating in monday' s practice. >> i mean, we all work hard to contribute to the team. so, you can' t do that when you' re not playing. and practice. next to. so it feels good to do your job. >> type issues, i had never been there before. there and play football. . kickoff to sunday' 4:25. the new hampshire motor speedway has a new general manager after jerry gap in resigned as executive vice president. he' s worked for the parent company for 23 years. the vice president of corporate sales has been promoted. he joined the speedway as a director of advertising and promotions in 2011. the manchester monarchs are back on the ice. the new affiliate of the los angeles kings opened training camp monday morning at sullivan arena on the campus of saint anselm college. all workouts are open to the public. here' s this week schedule, so you can check t

the bulldogs return four leading scorer, lizzy wendell. while the mets and dodgers play for the final championship series spot... the cubs get ready for game one. jon lester, not jake arrieta will be the game one starter. cubs will also play without rookie short stop addison russell. russell injured his hamstring in game three of the n-l-d-s. joe maddon says its time for javier baez. cubs will find out their n-l-c-s mets and dodgers game five starts at 7. the a-l-c-s is set, and it was celebrated with champagne in kansas city. the royals and toronto blue jays will start their series friday night. it's a rematch of the 1985 a-l-c-s. the iowa department of corrections is planning to move we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. so that this country takes off and soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... and pursue them with a vengeance. sfx: ap

great players and player of the year candidate lizzy wendell l. >> that is the kind of standard we want to have. for yearsstacey: one more timeout to frank. frank: beautiful night tonight at night eyes. the winds have started to dial back a little bit. going to be a cool 1, 39 for a low. tomorrow, highs in the mid-50's. kevin: we will see you later tonight after football on channel 8.1.

wendell was his middle school principal. >> it is a terrible waste. he was a bright young man. eporter: sean crawford is charged with murder in the death of keyshaun mason. is a tragedy for him to stab him and take him away. one of our children gone. ♪♪ i once was lost leon: a vigil for a prince george's county woman stabbed to home.in her own amanda jones was killed monday night. jones on lking with the phone said a friend and heard her scream. body was found the next day. 56-year-old mitchell cole is charged with killing her. sources say they once had a romantic relationship. developing now investigators trying to trace the cause of a fire in new jersey in tpwhrupbs wick. lames seen shooting from the windows and roof. surrounding streets had to be evacuate the. reported. no injuries the synagogue is more than 100 laned -- and was labeled as a historic building in 1995. shocking discoverys of starving an neglected horses at farm. raided pieceable farm near charlottesville. they foundes arrived seven horses were already dead nd five others had to be euthanized there. another 81

. >> this was the bar and restaurant >>> wendell and his friends, the lake was the rivera in the '50sand '60s, back when you could catch it: residents have not caught a big fish for a long time. the see is shrinking. scientists say it's an ecological time bomb. increased health costs could reach as high as 70 million over the next 30 years, according to a pacific interview report. >> they call this the accidental sea formed in 1905, when the colorado river breached a dyke and spent the next two years. rain fall and salty run-off from farms kept the lake filled. water levels dropped. as part of a legal agreement, since 2003, they have been transferring part of the water. the salty sea is a victim of the messy water wounds. >> the bottom line is san diego, as a result of the drought. they needed more water. they got the water from the district up here. they pay for that water. they pay for the conservation measures. the governor tapped ecologist bruce to figure out a way to save the sea. a major concern, all the dust exposed as the water recedes. this is an agricultural area, most of th

drake's lizzy wendell is named preseason player of the year. we are supposedly just a few minutes away from first pitch of the mets-royals world series game one. the rain is kind of cleared out they are still hoping for do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton kurtis: rain picking up out there especially on the south side of town. driving up around the missouri river valley. heavier rain down towards the airport, all moving north. kevin: if you are into politics and a little fun, late night with stephen colbert continues his interviews with presidential candidate spiller -- candidates. stacey:if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing tec

the bulldogs return four starters including the leading scorer, lizzy wendell. when it comes to preseason polls, remember iowa was picked to finish 4th in the west, northwestern 5th. this saturday it's 1 vs. 2. hawkeyes are banged up, but stay two-point favorites over the wildcats. it's an 11 o'clock kick. iowa state welcomes heisman hopeful, treyvon boykin and t-c-u. it's time to rise and shine. at kum & go, we're doing more for you to start your day right. like serving up a friendly "good morning" along with breakfast sandwiches & breakfast pizza, yes pizza, & donuts & muffins & coffee that are all made fresh & hot in our store's kitchens every day. kum & go. where & means more.

really a superb sunday for you, and because we're heading into columbus day, for most it's a three-day wendell, and monday is shape -- weekend, and monday is shaping up to be the best day of the three-day end with. warm conditions -- weekend. warm condition, and things are looking good. today we're talking cold though. temperatures in the 30s. we will have some cold temperatures out there tonight in the far west suburb, and fast advisories at -- frost advisories in effect after 69 tomorrow, little warmer than today, and columbus day shaping up to be the best day. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. late on columbus day, a chance to introduce some showers. could see rain tuesday, definitely have the clouds tuesday, and temperatures go back to the 60s. >> 60s, but i'm seeing that 59 on saturday. >> you caught that? >> i see you're trying to gloss on it but i'm watching you. and remember get the weather updates by downloading the cbs 2 weather app, get the forecast, check live radar, and send your weather pictures and video. it's free and available in the app store. >>> new tonight long isla

there is the famous dissentsing opinion by justice oliver wendell holmes. but there's the other by justice ha harland. what he said was that the doubt ought to go the investigators in passing a health and safety law. was still permissible to present evidence to rebut the legislation. any case, there was a pretty good record that the supreme court relied. to find out -- to find there was no health and safety measure, and judge harland agreed. and given the presumption, the bake shop law should be uphold. it was holmes' position that was more radical. holmes basically would. have allowed proof to be introduced into the court. and initially, it was the harland position that prevailed in the new deal. it wasn't until the warren court actually in the williamson v. optical case that the holmes approach, his dissent, became the law which you were not allowed to contest the rationality of a restriction on your liberty. >> you're getting us slightly ahead of ourselves, our caller is. we have to find out how the supreme coucase got to the supreme court. could you exp

wendell knew the whole story and said, gosh, who is that girl? they all love her?'s your running back coach. he went, what? so he sat me down and he grilled me on final. i was like, okay, let's go then, few want to, let's go. two days later, he was like all devin, our defensive coordinator at the time. i can talk about when we left was just how fantastic you were. you have to coach this football team. and i said, oh, no, no no no, i'm not ready to coach. i don't know. and he said, listen, carole, not a lot of guys are going to give you this opportunity. so you just have to go ahead and do it. he basically said yes for me. >> to put for michelle's husband real quick, sorry, to play off her husband's question, here's a question for you. is this a one and done for you? is this a one and done for women? or what do you think is going forward in terms of the nfl? will this open up and are there other jens out there that want the opportunity or is it a small field right now? >> first of all, there are women out there putting in work for a very long time. i have great frie

jennifer: wendell noyes was arrested sunday on a warrant after complaints about disturbances at a mobile home park as well as a nearby store and tampering with a utility meter box. noyes faced a joe on monday and is being held on $2500 cash or surety. the murder of 11-year-old celina cass remains an open and unsolved case. josh: a fight over bail landed a hollis man back before a judge today, charged with possessing child pornography he allegedly engaged in chide porn fantasies with a psychology professor. the defense says bail should be lowered because he has income they also say he has $29,000 cash bail should not be the same as his codefendant. >> the probable cause hearing the state conceded that the codefendant in concord is essentially the more culpable party. >> both of their actions were extremely serious and putting children's well-being at risk. josh: in court today it was also revealed that he met his codefendant at a support group for people with sex addiction. prosecutors say he could be facing additional charges. by the way, the judge today did not reduce his bail. jennifer

we mentioned wendell. he hasn't practiced since september 17th due to an illness. he has yet to play in a game this season but he feels he's getting closer to a return. >> we all work hard to contribute to the team. it feels good to get out there to practice. another rep you can get working with the guy next to you. and so it just feels good to do your job. you don't want to get paid to do nothing. >> we'll see if he plays in dallas on sunday. the cowboys are still feeling sting of last night's bitter defeat in new orleans. 13 seconds in drew brees hooks you up for c. j. spill are goes 80 yards for the game winning score just like that the saints stun the cowboys 26-20. dallas drops to 2-2 on the season. for a preview of the pats and cowboys check out patriots all access friday night at 7:00 right here on wbz. >>> as for sunday we'll get you going with patriots game day at 11:00. kick off at 4:25. followed by postgame show on my tv 378. wbz is your hoping for thursday night football this week it's texans hosting the colts. other nfl news miami dolphins fired head c

with wendell back, everyone on the patriots roster was suited up and participating in today' s practice. >> we all work hard to try to contribute to the team. you can' t do that when you are not playing. it feels good to be out there in practice. every rep you can take, it' s another rep working with the guy next to you. it feels good to do your job. >> to tell you the truth, i had never been there before. my mindset and everybody else' s mindset should be, go down there and play football. jason: miami dolphins head coach joe philbin, the first casualty. the -- they fired philbin after a disappointing 1-3 start. dan campbell was promoted to interim head coach. the monday night football game just wrapped up in seattle, and the seahawks win it 13-10. the lines made it interesting, but the seahawks were able to run out the clock. running back adult and cross and was named the caa football: offensive player of the week today. he carried the ball saturday 22 times for 140 yards and four touchdowns. the wildcats beat elon 37-14 to improve to 3-2 on the year. he went over 100 yards for the fir

i wish the election in 1940 with wendell willki had gone the other way but it didn't. >> you're rightbut let's watch. this could be the year. we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >>> time now for our hits and misses of the week. kim, start us off. >> a hit to paul ryan for stepping up to run for speaker. let's be clear. mr. ryan did not judge to do this. he was very happy as ways and means chairman. this is say pretty thankless job, being speaker. it became clear he was probably the only person who could do it. he's a principled conservative. he's got a lot of respect among the members. he's got a vision for the country. mr. ryan very shrewdly made some demands. namely that they all back him. we're about to find out if that caucus understands the opportunity they've been given to finally make some progress in the house. >> i'd like to pay tribute to master sergeant wheeler who was killed in iraq in a very daring rescue operat

. >> please join me in thanking wendell pierce. [applause] >> thank you for supporting the 7 festival of books. [inaudible conversations] >> i know, i am an old man. [inaudible conversations] >> you are the real deal. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the southern festival of books from nashville. news with alan lightman recalls his life in his memoir "screening room: family pictures". >> i know about that. >> get started. >> hello, everyone. can you hear me? great. welcome to another session on this gorgeous day at the southern festival of books. i teach at vanderbilt and the is my pleasure to be your host this hour as alan lightman discusses and reads from his new book "screening room: family pictures". i will make two quick announcements before i introduce my speaker, first a word about format. after alan lightman speaks there will be time for questions, ten minutes until the hour, start clearing their room, the conversation can continue while alan lightman signs books on the plaza and you can purchase his b

marvelous experience was oliver wendell holmes senior who wentlw on to become one of the looming figures in harvard medical thatol who specialize in anatomy and dissection most ofay his time there, but that wasssec only one example.exple. we are far more indebted to the french in many fields then weed realized. t medicine cis one of the clearet of all examples. >> host: how much time do you spend in paris? >> guest: a good deal, but not as much as most people would imagine because what i wasteal, getting my information materiale from what the letters these young medical students from home or the remnants that they publish years later and many of them were sons of doctors whose -- and their fathers wanted to know, what are you learning, what's the latest. they were in the very forefront of technological experimentation in progress there in paris andt the doctors and father's here in the united states didn't want th be left behind, so these sons write would write home about what they were doing and also what theyout of t were learning everyday and thosd letters are absolutely phenomenal an

ryan wendell hasn't practiced since december 17th. he was asked if he is 100% yet. >> i feel like i'm good enough to go out there and help my team as best i can. as far as what percentage i'm in, you'll have to ask coach belichick or the trainers about that. >> coach belichick loves that. be sure to catch patriots all access on wbz for all of the behind the scenes stuff you pats and cowboys kick off at 4:25 right here on wbz. and the texans host the colts on thursday night football this week. kickoff is at 8:25 here on wbz. >>> in other nfl news, the miami dolphins fired head coach philbin. tight ends coach dan campbell will take over for the rest of the season. >>> the bruins open up their season against winnipeg and may have to do it without the captain. zdeno chara is on injured reserve. he can be activated at any time and can still play in the opener. >>> red sox finished up the 2015 season on sunday in cleveland. yesterday, the team's clubhouse attendants were busy at fenway cleaning out the players' lockers. sox finishing in las

wendell pierce on how hurricane katrina impacted his new orleans neighborhood. and rendering the life of author jack london. sunday at noon on in-depth, our --e, three-hour and conversation with economist walter william as he shares his life and career and response to your calls, e-mails, and facebook comments. eastern, 6:00 historian don doyle looks at the worldview of the american civil war and the perspectives of foreign-born soldiers who joined the cause. sunday morning at 10:00 on oral histories, an interview with supreme court justice clarence thomas on his upbringing in the segregated south and the influence of his grandfather on his career. in our complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span presents landmark cases, the book. a guide to our landmark cases series which explores 12 historic supreme court's decisions including marbury versus madison, korematsu versus united states, brown versus the board of education, miranda versus arizona, and roe versus wade. cases, the book. featuring introductions, backbones, highlights, and the impact of each

offensive lineman and cocaptain ryan wendell was back on the practice field yesterday. he has been ounces coming down with an unspecified illness late last month. everyone on the patriots roster was suited up and participating in monday' s practice. the new hampshire motor speedway has a new general manager. jerry gappins resigned as executive vice president. his work for the parent company for 23 years. the vice president corporate sales has been promoted. he joined the speedway as the director of advertising in 2011. the manchester monarchs are back on the ice. the new affiliate of the los angeles kings opened training camp monday at sullivan arena on college. all workouts are open to the here is this week schedule. the monarchs will practice every day from 10:00 a.m. until noon. saturday night on the road at adirondack. a frustrating and expensive season came to an end for the red sox in cleveland sunday. was cleared out. boston finish the year with a they were last place in the american league east for the second consecutive season. rebuilding, right? a new study sh

harry wendell -- >> jimmy: the umpire. >> i know what he is. >> jimmy: they don't. >> right away -- keep at the sign. it's me, jimmy kimmel! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> anyway, the sorry -- >> jimmy: the umpire comes out. >> he rips off the mask, what's going on? sees me. don rickles! can you get me two tickets to the dean martin show? that's a true story. i save that for people that know what the hell's going on. you guys are great, you guys are great. classic crowd the way they dress. >> jimmy: yeah. we got a guy with no shoes on here in the audience tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's not wearing shoes, don. >> they're the ones that made you, jimmy. >> jimmy: that's right. >> don't turn on these people. i got a big home with guard, an skaet estate. i saw your house, all glass house. if you fool around with the wife, everybody in the neighborhood knows. >> jimmy: i like people to see what i can do. >> that's right. >> jimmy: by the way, this is a really great box set. have you watched this? be honest, have you watched any of this? >> it's my life. >> jimmy: i kn

actor and producer wendell pierce on how hurricane katrina impacted his neighborhood. then cecelia tishy remembers jack london. sunday at noon, our live three-hour conversation with economist walter williams as he shares his life and career and response to your calls, e-mails, comments and tweets. on c-span3, saturday evening at 6:00 eastern, john doyle looks at the root -- the worldview of the american civil war and the perspective of foreign-born soldiers. sunday morning, an interview with supreme court justice clarence thomas on his upgrade -- upbringing in the south and the influence of his grandfather. get our complete schedule on c-span.org. the center for american progress and the short center for econom policy analysis tries to find ways to increase retirement savings. they shared their thoughts on retirement accounts and refundable tax credits. this is one hour. morning and welcome to the center for american progress. i'm christian weller. i'm a senior fellow here. martin was supposed to do the opening remarks but she is sick. with each passing generation, ame

daughter was murdered four years ago is behind bars this morning on unrelated charges. 52-year-old wendell noyse is charged with resisting arrest. after complaints about disturbances in a mobile home park and store as well as tampering with a utility meter box. no arrests have ever been made and the murder of 11-year-old selena cass. the case remains open. the man accused of stabbing a mother of five to death inside a supermarket in maine is expected to plead guilty to murder today and ask for a life sentence. colin mcallister is charged with stabbing wendy. mcallister did not know the woman. still to come on daybreak, doctors could be making a lot more house calls in new hampshire, sort of. telemedicine will soon be available for thousands of patients. sean: this little boy is getting his wish. after spending a year in the hospital. he was able to walk out under his own power. in the next half hour, manchester spinous are sporting a little extra fuzz, but all those beards are helping local children. kevin: it is thursday morning. partly cloudy and mostly clear skies and what should be a n

daughter was murdered four years ago is behind bars this morning on unrelated charges. 52-year-old wendell noyes is charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. he was arrested at his home in west stewartstown on sunday after complaints about disturbances at a mobile home park and a store as well as no arrests have ever been made in the murder of 11-year-old celina cass, but investigators say the case remains open. the man accused of stabbing a mother of five to death inside a supermarket in maine is expected to plead guilty to murder today and ask for a life sentence. connor maccalister is charged with slitting wendy boudreau' s throat back in august inside the shaws in saco. investigators say mccalister did not know the woman. still to come on news 9 daybreak, doctors could soon be making a lot more house calls in new hampshire -- sort of. telemedicine will soon be available for thousands of patients. >> i' m really strong and i just want to go home. sean: this little boy is getting his wish after spending more than a year in the hospital, and he was even able to walk out under h

rights is a right to procreate but the supreme court eight / one decision written by justice oliver wendell holmes ruled against carey. with the most revered jurist one of the most extensive language anywhere the justice holmes said '' three generations of imbeciles are enough's. 1/4 her the sterilization. 60,000 people in the united states or in voluntarily surgically sterilized as the results of the of movement and the supreme court decision. i was teaching this and my knees students understandably were outraged by the case. the night after the class are realized i had been making excuses what the supreme court had done but all too often in my teaching or by writing a was making excuses. but if i thought about it critically to realize the supreme court has often failed at the most important times and wanted to write a book that said that. [laughter] >>host: what d.c. is the purpose to have a constitution in the first place? >>guest: i think the constitution is an effort with a document that is difficult to change. what makes it different from all other laws is in a statute passed by congr

the republican party just tonight released the schedule of wendell gats are going to be awarded in the race for the republican presidential nomination. it's basically the map of when the republican race is going to be decided. it turns out, as expected, the republican party has decided to stack all the delegates super, super early in the process. i mean, look at this. this is devastating. they're going to do 133 delegates in february. look at march. more than 1,400 delegates t. rest then drizzle out over the next couple of months. the republican party wants this over. they have stacked their presidential nominating process this year so that it will all be decided very early. they very clearly want this. wrapped up by march. and for some republican candidates. >> that may be good news. but for most of them, that means it's going to wrap up way, way, way earlier than that. watch this space. whoo-wee, you really know how to speed up your clean up! oh, hello race car driver. in my kitchen... it's these bounty with dawn multi-purpose cleaning towels. long-lasting power of dawn. in an ultra-

one of the beneficiaries of that experience was oliver wendell holmes sr. who went on to become one of the living figures of harvard medical school who specializes, who taught anatomy and dissection. but that is only one example. we are far more indebted to the french in many fields than we realize. medicine is one of the clearest of all. >> host: how much time do you spend in paris? >> guest: a great deal but not as much as people would imagine. when i was getting my information and material, the letters these young medical students wrote home or the reminiscences they published years later. many of them were the sons of dr.s, faber in the forefront, experimentation and in the united states did not want to be left behind so they don't just write home about how they're doing fine and working hard and staying out of trouble but what they were learning every day, those letters are absolutely phenomenal and still available at harvard medical school library in boston. >> host: last question or comment for you. who was the last president to write his own speeche

. >> reporter: robert is a land use and real estate lawyer with wendell rosen who hoped tonight's meeting would have presented more legislative type action versus taking a few pages from san francisco's playbook. >> oakland is at a point in its development where developers are still considering whether to come here or not and not a challenging time to impose an additional fee on developers. >> reporter: not to mention robert says that tactic didn't work in san francisco. now, robert says we should look for more unique and creative options specific to oakland. he says the there are some 3,000 3,000 vacant lots in the city of oakland. could work faster to transform those into affordable housing. >>> coming up, changing the way we enjoy oysters in the bay area. why the this popular picnic area might be getting pulled and how the company plans to tight for its business. >> getting a break on unpaid traffic tickets. how drivers can cut their fines in half. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's been a year since the drakes bay oyster company had to close down after a long legal fight. now another marin count

justice oliver wendell holmes wrote a unanimous opinion that the espionage act of 1917 is constitutionaleven when used to punish speech that would be permissible in times of peace, meaning that the first amendment is not absolute. you can learn more at c-span.org/landmark cases. on the landmark cases website, you will find the history, impact of each case in this book "landmark cases," written by tony mauro. available for $8.95 plus shipping. that is at c-span.org\landmarkcases. >> coming up, as a special addition to our landmark cases, an interview with senator charles grassley. then the democratic presidential candidates talk to the ian seat women's forum conference. later we will look at immigration policy. >> senator chuck grassley, thank you. let me start by asking you about your committee role with the supreme court. what is your responsibility? sen. grassley: we would have everything to do with the approval of judges that go on court. it is an important process we go through. court. it is an important process we go through. the supreme court is a powerful ranking government. madis

again today to lead us in our christian prayer, reverend wendell anthony. >> this is a lord -- this is deity lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. this is a day that god has made, let us rejoice and be glad in this day. pray with me. mothers,r fathers and we come to give you thanks and praise. we come from every corner of this nation, and in many parts of the world, to come, to celebrate that lives matter, black lives matter, that our people matter. we come to a city laid out by the hands and minds and visions of people who laid it out so well. other people have taken it and distorted the meaning and the significance of what we do. we come at a time when all is not well with my people. we come moaning and groaning, not in a sense of helplessness, but in a sense of hope that hopefulness, faith. 20 years ago, we came for justice. 20 years later, we still come for justice. the lord loves justice and righteousness. the righteous should prevail, but the evildoer will fall into tyranny. god bless us from the four corners of our nation, bless us from chicago to l.a., from ferguson

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give a boost to ongoing plans to wendell down the business.t has been exiting financial stakes and other types of companies. shares good reason -- reach $45. take a look at the bloomberg terminal. here are the shares going back five years. they had a couple of good years and then they have been stuck in a range. a four dollar range between 24 and $28. then i went to look at another company that has heavy hedge fund ownership. the renewable energy company that has just been incredibly volatile. right now the shares are up by about 12%. in the words of the statement it will move duplicates activities as a result of mergers and acquisitions. apparently cutting about 10% of the workforce. shares have done dismally this year. down more than 70% since they reached a seven-year high june 23. who does this affect? for the top holders, you can look at this. greenlight capital, david einhorn sperm. words, an incredibly high number of hedge funds. see all these companies listed on the less -- left. these are the companies that have been clobbered as we h

wendell, how are you doing? caller: how are you doing? host: go ahead. caller: i agree with one of the callers about planned parenthood. planned parenthood is a good said, ifuse, like she people do not want planned parenthood, it will go away. at the same time, it does resonate good things for people that are not as rich as the rich orts the middle class. some people are designated the poor. that is just being real. host: let's get the response. the role the planned parenthood plays for a couple of the caller -- it has played a role for them. abortions aside. guest: absolutely. and there are other agencies that can plague the exact same role for women and will not be selling fetal body parts for profit, that want to be conducting abortions, that will be advocating or spending millions of dollars in the political system to advocate for one side of the abortion debate. it is not that women's services should not be performed and not that they should not be performed at high-quality with confident professionals, it is that this money is being directed to an

i remember sitting with wendell ford.everybody in the senate and the house for that matter respect to the fritz and they knew whatever you told them a straight stuff and it mattered. and so i think you did more in by the way there is a soma rarity between president carter and president obama. president obama only spend four years in the senate. he had great respect and good relationships but just like president carter, he didn't know intimately a lot of these folks and personal relationships matter particularly back in the days when we treated each other with more respect, and by the way the difference is the best lesson i ever learned was from senator majority leader mike mansfield from montana. i used to have to go see him once a week. when i got there when you and john were helping me through what happened when i first got elected and i didn't realize he gave me an assignment each week. every freshman got an assignment that it turned out he was basically taking my post because i said i wasn't going to come to the senat