supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg and former texas senator, wendy davis. >>> tonight, on "the communicators," author and british technology pioneer, kevin ashton on the creative process and how that process takes work. >> why did the wright brothers fly first? what was the process they used? they weren't the first people to have the idea haof building a flying machine. they weren't the first to try. why did they succeed where everybody else failed? the answer is, they understood the problem they were trying to solve much better than anybody else. at the end of the day, being creative is not about having ideas in the shower or ah-hah moments or lightning bolts of inspiration. it is about solving problems one step at a time. so understanding the problem on the piece of paper, which is a problem of balance, was the key for the wright brothers starting on their course that ultimately led to them flying. >> kevin ashton, tonight, on "the communicators" on cspan2. >>> next, more of todays washington journal and a discussion about media coverage of the 2016 campaign. >>> in our studi

today supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and former texas state senator wendy davis. >>> coming up today on c-span, a hearing on the epa's pending proposal to revise existing air quality standards for ground level ozone. the epa proposed the rule last november. it's expected to finalize the rule by october 1st. revising the current parts per billion standard. we'll have the hearing from june at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> join us for our c-span cities tour visiting literary and historic sites across the country as we hear from local historians, authors and civic leaders. this month with congress on summer recess, the city's tour is on c-span every day at 6:00 p.m. today lincoln, nebraska, where we'll look at the design of the state capitol, the past and present of the first peoples of the plains, and we'll talk with nebraska governor pete ricketts. that starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> now more of today's washington journal and our your money segment looking at the cost of internet coverage in rural areas. >> and we are back. our weekly your money series continues. join