bingham is a central figure. no question about it. there are any number of other people. what they see is, these twin problems that have got to be successfully addressed -- now is the only time we can do that. once those folks come back in on their terms, no possible way to make these kinds of policies. it is not just new jersey, not just delaware, not just missouri and kentucky. there really is a opposition. it is very clear you are getting tremendous pushback from the senator from delaware, or congressman from kentucky. under what authority are you presuming to take these kinds of actions? the constitution nowhere permits you to do this thing. it is in that political and ideological context that the framers, the proponents who feel most urgently that change needs to be made -- they have to push ahead against a fairly strong head wind. what you say now is consistent, in a fashion, the answer to the first question. there is no broad-based commitment to any kind of equation between white freedom and black freedom across the north. it is clearly felt to some white folks in

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bingham, 34. the satellite and radar composite, the good news with this unusually cool blast of air it's going to get out of here quickly. the cold front that brought the morning rain is past new england. the cold air is in the process of pushing through now. tomorrow we'll be back up in the 70s, decent amount of sunshine, just have a chilly one on the way today. it will be breezy if you're heading to lincoln field for the eagles game taking on the rams. temperature will be bolderrer line, you won't need anything heavy, but something with a light sleeve in order to competent for that wind. we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, we get into monday there's an area of low pressure that will be pulling through the great lake states. we'll start out with sun and increase high clouds later in the afternoon. with the system pulling up in the lakes, the winds will shift out of the southwest. that will modify things a bit we're back up in the 0s. lehigh valley, 58 degrees, that's well below average. th

there are other people like bingham who i think truly does believe in civil law though he is willing to go along with extreme actions in other cases. but there is a series of pragmatic, moderate-to- conservative republicans who become convinced that the only way, only tool they can rely upon is force. -- the proposal is not just to continue the war in the four states but actually force all of the other states back into a state of war. that is not coming from sumner and the radical wing. that is coming from some of these moderate conservative republicans who have become worried about the problem of could you have civil rights and civil law? many were not at all convinced in the 19th century you could have both. maybe a product of the 20th century that could have both but hard to look back and say their historical judgment was rong in the basis of time. if you look at the 1870's or for that matter the 1950's it always strikes me we look upon the supreme court decision and the local organizing to get the supreme court decision in brown but are not very in love with the broad picture of

. >> i am a physician and i work with this in bingham, louisiana, every day and it's a mess. i'm to the point in my practice i can't write a prescription that i want to send to my patients. i can't get an m.r.i. or c.t. on a young lady that hassan aneurysm in her brain. does it need to be repealed? absolutely. can it be repealed? we will throw the hail mary pass, but if we can't do it that way, we'll do yardage every time of the week. now, you ask about the solutions. the solutions for the medicare, medicaid, the obamacare, is what's called an a.c.o. an accountable care organization. there is a program in place right now that has saved medicare $30 million as of august 30. but guess what? the federal government won't advance it because i guess it works. but it has to be changed because i can tell you working in the trenches right there in good old manningham, i have to dance around it every day of the week. >> ok. our third question. a 30-second question. from recently retired disabled veteran kim gibson. >> our candidates want to know what you will do to help veterans and im

as chief counsel and senior policy adviser to the former senator just a number to come -- senator bingham. she holds a university degree from texas school of law and masters degree in public affairs from the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs. pleasecome up. thank you. >> i'm going to start by introducing the panel and a dive right into the discussion. first on my right we have ted mitchell has the undersecretary of the u.s. department of education. he served in this post since the confirmation by the u.s. senate earlier this year. in this role, he oversees policy programs and activities related to post secondary education, career and technical education, adult and federal student aid. ted is charged with planning and policy responsibility to implement the president's goal for the u.s. to have the best educated and most competitive workforce in the world as it is measured by the proportion of college graduates i think year 2020. next we have david bean who serves as the senior vice president for government relations and policy analysis at the american association of community coll

called 911 as the bus sped down the interstate at nearly 80 miles per hour, during a field trip to binghamman next to us. it is freaking scary and we've got 76 people on this bus, and she is nuts. >> troopers pulled over the bus on an interstate offramp 40 miles south of where the trip started and arrested the driver, 39-year-old lisha martinez. police say martinez failed field sobriety tests and had prescription medication that warned of drowsiness in her purse. >> the only thing she said at the time is she was very tired and she had been up quite late. >> police say martinez who worked for six years without any previous known incident is on paid administrative leave during the investigation. no one was hurt on the bus. no other vehicles were hit. parents were relieved, but their nerves were rattled. >> it's always scary when your kids are out of your control, and you put them in someone else's hands. >> precious cargo, no doubt about it. i'm glad i'm not out here talking about kids who were injured. >> this morning all are safe, but only after this wild ride. >>> coming up on "morning jo