and michael wallace....is mapping his next move.... (3:28:47) exaggerate my turn here on dillon street by overshooting py turn just a little bit." wallace is a cyclist who seldom peddles down the same path... (3:31:05) "the trick here is to try to intentionally curve the line around the corner...." because when he designs a bike route..... (3:28:55) "we'll hug this corner and this one...." the route becomes a design itself..... (3:23:36) "i find a way to fit the entire world into baltimore...." (3:48:00) (pumping tire nats) wallace is both an athlete and an artist..... (3:50:54) "and we're going to hit record track....and its on....." with satellites recording his ride, the streets become his canvas.... ??(4:05:08) (bike nats over pavement) and the bike becomes his brush.... (3:54:15) "all right this is the spot here...." as a biker, the city's landscape may be geograahically desirable..... (quick nats) but as an artist, its geophysically un-reliable... (3:58852) "some of the streets are getting re-done today...." (3:49:50) (paving nats) (3:58:55) "had to go over some of those. heading

michael wallace". wallace". (3:29:45) "we will be going through patterson park...." its a few minutes after breakfast..... ?? (3:28:14) "what i'm going to do is ride this map upside down." and michael wallace....is mapping his next move.... (3:28:47) "i'm going to have to exaggerate my turn here on dillon street by overshooting my turn just a little bit." wallace is a cyclist who seldom peddles down the same path... (3:31:05) "the trick here is to try to intentionally curve the line around the corner...." because when he designs a bike route..... (3:28:55) "we'll hug this corner and this one...." the route becomes a design itself..... (3:23:36) "i find a way to fit the entire world into baltimore...." (3:48:00) (pumping tire nats) wallace is both an athlete and an artist..... (3:50:54) "and we're going to hit record track....and its on....." with satellites recording his ride, the streets become his canvas.... ??(4:05:08) (bike nats over pavement) and the bike becomes his brush.... (3:54:15) "all right this is the spot here...." as a biker, the city's landscape may b

i will turn to michael wallace. guest: folks in the neighborhood -- especially if you are living in low-income, you grow on patient for change. -- impatient for change. i think change takes a long time, but it can be frustrating. i will say that it is difficult to see how someone can lift themselves out of poverty without actually having a place to live. he sort of have to meet the immediate needs first before you can get into things like to have training and assistance. as far as public housing for immigrants, it has been illegal for illegal immigrants to receive public housing benefits. that is probably not happening. host: she talked about that created community, which was to create an incentive for those people receiving assistance living next to middle or upper income falls. can you point to robust examples -- guest: we someone in ventura, california. there is a very artsy committee that is geared towards artists and students, but is also attached to low-income units and homeless units. it is right there in the

michael wallace and the national league of cities talks about a study that shows lower-income americans are more likely to live in secretary -- economically segregated neighborhoods than 30 years ago. >> sunday, a "q&a" interview -- the new release is "hitlerland." >> they were my predecessors as correspondence in berlin. despite all the time spent in germany, i have not spent a lot of time thinking about what it would have been like to be a correspondent in the 1920's and 1930's, how you would have operated, what you would have noticed or not noticed, much less how would you have acted? >> sunday o'clock on c-span. >> nasa held this briefing to give an update on the mars rover curiosity. they give the first 360 degree images in the crater where the rover landed. it landed on mars on monday morning. it is on a two-year mission to look for signs of microbial life. laboratory in pasadena, california, this is 50 minutes. >> welcome to pasadena, california. the rover has just completed its day three activities and has sent us back postcards of another picture perfect day on mars. here to te

i will turn to michael wallace. guest: folks in the neighborhood -- especially if you are living in low-income, you grow impatient for change. i think change takes a long time, but it can be frustrating. i will say that it is difficult to see how someone can lift themselves out of poverty without actually having a place to live. he sort of have to meet the immediate needs first before you can get into things like to have training and assistance. as far as public housing for immigrants, it has been illegal for illegal immigrants to receive public housing benefits. that is probably not happening. host: she talked about that created community, which was to create an incentive for those people receiving assistance living next to middle or upper income falls. can you point to robust examples -- guest: we someone in ventura, california. there is a very artsy committee that is geared towards artists and students, but is also attached to low-income units and homeless units. it is right there in the building. it is right dow

wallace talk about a study that shows upper and lower income americans more likely to live in economically segregated neighborhoods than they were 30 years ago. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> i do not in the the drowsy harmony of the republican party. they squelched debate, we welcome it. they deny differences, we reach them. they are uniform, we are united. >> the choice is this year are not just between two different personalities or between two political parties. they are between two different visions of the future, finally different ways of governing. their governments up pessimism, or hours of hope, confidence, and growth. >> c-span has aired every minute of every major party conventions since 1984. this year, watch the national conventions live on c-span starting monday, august 27. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> today nasa held this briefing to give an update on the mars rover curiosity. they've released the first 360 degrees color images. curiosity landed on ma

and a wallace is making quite a flash dancing to michael jackson's song "smooth criminal." ♪. >> dancing animal is a sensation. the crowd goes wild. and the wrapper known as snoop dogg has a new name. he's now going by nap lion. why? he said he's tired of hip-hop. he said during a trip to jamaica he was born again and connected with marley's spirit. he is now going rag guy. he didn't explain the switch from dog to lie i don't know but it may be a reference to a jay make can religious symbol and there you have it, the best of the rest. one last call before we turn down the lights. an unexpected problem pops up at the olympics. what is it? and what is being done to fix it. find out next. ♪ i want to grow ♪ i want to try ♪ i can almost touch the sky [ male announcer ] even the planet has an olympic dream. dow is proud to support that dream by helping provide greener, more sustainable solutions from the olympic village to the stadium. solutionism. the new optimism.™ ♪ this dream the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you

you can catch chris wallace open fox news sunday but olympics now and now you can hit the mute button. michael phelps swimming his final individual race of the games and likely the last of his career, the 100 meter butterfly, his signature stroke. put down the sound. michael phelps...won the gold, the 17th gold, he swims one more time tomorrow with teammates in the medley relay. chris, this guy is amazeing. >>chris: why did you ruin for me? i wanted to enjoy it. why did you ruin it? >>trace: i gave you a turn down moment. >>chris: i could in the do that, i am on television. he is amazing. no question. he is amazing. it is so interesting because everyone talked this being the games where lochte cakes -- takes over. he is admirable but although he did not win egg, michael phelps is still the king. >>trace: it is an amazing game. you are a big fan, also, a judo fighter making history the first woman ever to represent saudi arabia and a british gold medalist said he crashed on purpose because of a bad start knowing he would get a redo under the rules. back to the saudi arabia thing, one w