after that, supreme court clerk william suter on his job and how the court decides to take cases. at 8:00 eastern, panelists discussed the first year of president obama's administration. >> box news contributor michelle malkin is our guest this week on "in-depth." we will take your calls, emailed, and tweets. >> after a while, it really sinks in, it is gone. you are trespassing. and that hurts. my possessions are now in a storage bin, what i was able to get out before the house was locked up. >> this week, on q&a, the award winning documentary on the impact of subprime mortgages on minorities. that is sunday night at 8:00. >> this week on "the communicators," a discussion about the internet with rod beckstrom. >> this week we are pleased to have the president and ceo of ican, rod beckstrom. >> start by explaining explainingican is. >> there are basically four things we do that are related. we set the global policies for all 200 million internet domain names, so all names in the world have to be unique. we enforce that integrity through our partners around the world. we keep the na

first, william suter and his job, and how the supreme court decides to take cases. >> what are redoing today? >> we have a session in court this morning, announcing the orders from last week's conference, and we have the announcement of two opinions. and removing the admission of the attorneys to different groups. largely, today was a ceremonial day. this is the morning coat. it is a very traditional outfit. here in court, it is worn by the marshall of the court and myself and also the solicitor general of the united states and his staff where it while they argue cases here. some of the women in the staff do not with a code. -- where the coach. one of the women here is a deputy, and she wears it herself. we traditionally wear it when the court is in public, wearing robes. so when we are upstairs, and at the inauguration of the president. so it is very traditional. years and years and years ago, all attorneys arguing cases here were the coat. that has fallen into disuse, and now they wear traditional formal attire. >> how far back as the tradition go? >> i do not know. a long time. thin

then, supreme court clerk william suter and on how the court decides to take cases. tomorrow on "washington journal," obama administration's next steps with iran. and they look ahead to 2010 politics, and what is next for the democratic incumbent parties. and after that, daniel erikson. >> fox news contributor michele malkin is our guest this weekend, the columnist and author of best-selling books. 3 hours with michelle malkin on "book tv." >> after a while, it sinks in. you lost it, you don't own it anymore. you are trespassing. my possessions are in a storage bin, what i was able to get out before the house was locked. >> "american casino." the award winning documentary on the sub prime mortgages and minorities. >> all this week, a rare glimpse into america's highest court threw unprecedented on the record conversations with 10 supreme court justices. >> the most symbolically meaningful moment for me during my public investiture. it was sitting in justice marshall's chair and taking the oath with my hand on justice harlan's bible. it was like history coursing throu

. >> saturday, on "america in the courts," william suter talks about his job. >> fox news contributor michelle walden is our guest this weekend. she will take your calls and emails yourtweets. that is sunday, live at noon eastern. >> that hurts. my positions are now in a storage bin. what i was able to get out before the house was locked up. >> this weekend, the award winning documentary on the impact of subprime mortgages on minorities. >> now, a look ahead to 2010, hosted by the economist magazine. we will show you for parts of this recent conference starting with for entrepreneurs this is just under one hour. >> sometimes, somebody else's misfortune to lose your benefit i am in the lucky position of being one of those lucky beneficiaries. meanwhile, i did to spend time with four of my heroes. this is going to be a great treat for me and i hope it will be a great treat for you and the panelists. as we think about 2010, it is great to think about all the innovation that will be happening. these four people are reasons to be optimistic. and dean cain -- it did not come here by segue,

an interview with supreme court clerk william suter. that is saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. "the economist" held a conference. a political cartoonist talks about some of the most talked- about persons in the world. this is about 20 minutes. >> please welcome cal calleher. >> how are you guys doing? i am excited to be here with you guys today. i'm going to talk to you about something that i find extraordinarily exhilarating, and that is faces. i have been watching you guys during the coffee breaks, looking into closely. i noticed one thing. everybody here has a face. some of you might be two- faced. what if someone could take your face and take the face apart and reassembled it under their control? that is if formidable character. and that is what "the economist" has been paying me to do for 33 years. as we are looking ahead, i want to look at a particular face and what may happen to it over the next year. i think the best way for me to inform you about that face is to talk about some of the faces in the past and of the present. i will pay you a picture, several pictures to t

. >> today on "america and the courts," an interview with supreme court clerk william suter at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> fox news contributor michelle malkin is our guest this weekend on "in department." take your calls, emails and tweets, three hours on sunday live at noon eastern on book tv. >> this week on "the communicators," a discussion about the internet with rod beck strom -- beckstrom. >> this week, we are pleased to have the president and c.e.o. of icam. start by explaining what ican. assigned names and numbers and four things that that we do, we set the global policies for 200 million internet domain names. all names have to be unique. we enforce that through our partners around the world. we keep the listing of all internet addresses or the allocation policies. so names, addresses and the system so the internet works when you type c c-span.org, that's called the domain name system and we coordinate that with different partners around the world. and we are the master repository for the internet standards that are called parameters and protocols that hold the intern