next cassandra newby-alexander of norfolk state university nominates former slaves, or freedmen, who came to be called and discusses their service in the union army and the challenges they faced in the aftermath of the war. this is just under 40 minutes. >>> okay. ladies and gentlemen, our next speaker is cassandra newby-alexander. cassandra is a professor of history and director of the joseph jenkins roberts center for african diaspora. she earned her ph.d. in history at the college of william and mary. she's written several books on the african-american history of hampton roads and is now co-authoring a history on the black community of norfolk. many of you know cassandra from the 2010 virginia civil war sus question centennial conference, held at norfolk state on slavery and the civil war. the tough stuff of american history and memory. she was the director of that conference. i first met cassandra at a conference in 2006 at ft. monroe. it was interesting, that conference was co-hosted by the museum of the confederacy and the united states army. i think it was the first time that

of you know cassandra from the 2010 virginia civil war sus question centennial conference, held at norfolk state on slavery and the civil war. the tough stuff of american history and memory. she was the director of that conference. i first met cassandra at a conference in 2006 at ft. monroe. it was interesting, that conference was co-hosted by the museum of the confederacy and the united states army. i think it was the first time that those two were ever allies in an effort. [ laughter ] and she gave a brilliant presentation about how the concept of fleeing slaves coming into union lines came to be known as contraband of war. she is now a member of our historians advisory committee. she's helping us create the exhibits for the new civil war museum. this is cassandra's first time to address an american civil war museum audience. and we are very pleased to have her with us. ladies and gentlemen, dr. cassandra newby-alexander. [ applause ] >> good morning. as we commemorate the person of the year 1865 i offer my nomination for your consideration as the person who has done more to define that

the coast guard airlifted him to a hospital in norfolk. listen in to this reunion phone call jordan had with his father. >> hey dad.

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. >> reporter: lewis jordan walked from the copper into a norfolk hospital under his own power. to an emotional reunion with his father after 66 days at sea. >> it seemed like a lot longer. >> friends and family knew he went selling january 23 aboard his sailboat angel. but no one heard from him for more that two months and his parents were frantic. >> it is terrible. you live moment to moment. and those moments turn into days. >> what no one knew is that he had drifted out into the atlantic. mast and rutter broken. >> i was flying through the air, somersaulting and everything was upside down and backwards. >> for two months rationed his food and ate raw fish that he pulled out of the ocean, capturing rain water to survive. then thursday morning an incredible stroke of luck jordan's small sailboat was spotted by the houston express, a massive german container ship 200 miles off the carolina coast. >> they saw me on the front of my boat standing up there waving my arms and they turned that huge thing around. >> taking him off the deck of the houston express, flying him back to no

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she had just returned to her parent's home in norfolk for spring break. on thursday, detectives found those remains outside of the house nearby. >> we are not ruling out any possibilities and human remains fun today we cannot confirm if they are ay's or not. they need to go to the office of the chief medical examiner's office for further analysis and identification. >> reporter: throughout the day investigators could be seen collecting evidence from the home which neighbors claim had been abandoned for nearly two years. saying last time that anyone saw any activity there was about a month ago. >> a buddy of mine, three or four weeks ago seen a newer dodge caravan, dark blue or black, pull up there late at night and drove through the park or in the backyard. that seemed very suspicious. >> reporter: last week a tip led police to search a pond in a town 40 miles away from norfolk but that search turned up no evidence. >> i had divers in the pond and people searching around the bottom of the pond, looking for whatever, anything that they could find. >> repor

we have seen a volley of letters with strong language between norfolk southern. we will get more on that coming up at 5:00 in addition to what's going to happen next. leon: that transfer station is owned by norfolk southern and has a similar station in baltimore as well. as well as one in gum trees and fredericksburg, virginia. anchor: let's turn our attention to the weather today. nice and a bit windy. it but it's beautiful. leon: doug hill delivered. you sure did come through today. doug: strong gusty wind but temperatures in the lower 70's. the pollen is very high and the strong wind, having a miserable day. looking at things. just a few high clouds but beautiful early april weather. a beautiful afternoon, indeed. over them mountains, i think it will be tomorrow. the story is the gusty wind transporting in the warm temperatures. the 26 mile an hour gust at washington and ellis airport. we will keep our eyes to the north. partly sunny and breezy and warm as we drop into the 60's this evening. an isolated shower before sunrise. a couple lines of showers probably

norfolk city police say they have carried out investigations big and small.send a search team. of course, now growing concern, the trail getting colder. they say they remain focused on bringing a.j. home. dan? paula? >> gloria, thank you for that. you almost have to agree with the grandmother. i think every father would do the same if his daughter on son were missing. >>> let's go back to ron. for another look at the top stories we have been tracking on this easter sunday. good morning, ron. >> hi, again. paula, dan, sara, robert. >> ronald. >>> we begin with a big, big, big upset in college basketball. the university of wisconsin ending kentucky's perfect season and now heading to the finals. wisconsin, that is. the badgers beat kentucky in a nail-biter, 71-64. wisconsin will take on duke after duke's blowout win paula michigan state, paula. >> thank you, ron. move on. keep it moving. >> duke will go for its fifth national championship monday night. >>> christians around the world are celebrating easter. tens of thousands of worshippers packed st. peter's sq

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thunderstorms in norfolk virginia right now. it is only 39 degrees, in philadelphia right now. and it feels even chillier, with windchill of 33, and sunrise at 6:33, this morning and plan on staying kind of damp all day. very drizzly, highs not getting out of the 40's against today. yesterday's high only 44. but we do have a warm up in the seven day forecast. and more sunshine, in the seven day forecast, it is all coming up in a few moments bob kelly here right now hey. >> hey sue good morning shall everybody, 6:02 exactly on this thursday morning watch for the wet roads slower than normal speeds, we've had accident already pretty much on all of the major roadways, the latest one here is eastbound on the schuylkill expressway. right at the king of prussia interchange, where we go from all four lanes squeezing down into two and an accident here, causing a delay coming out of the valley forge toll plaza, and again making your trip eastbound, in toward philly. south on 95, already a jam out of the northeast heavy from academy, in through cottman avenue. again, the roads are wet so

nbc's tom costello caught up with him in norfolk after yesterday's dramatic coast guard rescue. now, this story's generating a lot of skepticism on our facebook page but see what you think. >> reporter: lewis jordan walked from a coast guard chopper under his own power and into a norfolk hospital on thursday to an emotional reunion with his father after 66 days at sea. >> it seemed like a lot longer. >> reporter: friends and family knew he'd gone sailing january 23rd aboard his 35-foot sail boat "angel," but no one heard from him for more than two months. his parents were frantic. what have the last two months been like? >> it's been terrible. you live moment to moment, and those moments turn into days. >> reporter: had you given up hope? >> many times. >> reporter: what no one knew is lewis drifted into the atlantic his mast and rudder broken his boat capsized three times. >> and i was flying through the air, somersaulting, and everything was upside down and backwards. >> reporter: for two months he rationed his food and ate raw fish he pulled out of the ocean, capturing rain w

temperatures right now in the 80's. 83 in richmond. 85 in norfolk. 80's through the carolinas and very slowly it's edging to the north and northeast. as far as rain around the area right now, doppler radar shows a little line of showers developing along east of interstate 81. no lightning yet. there's a little larger area developing along the cold front itself along the west virginia virginia border coming towards roanoke valley. if we are to get anything heavy or severe which is still a possibility, after 6:00 7:00 tonight in our area, it would be from this developing story moving northeast and increasingly unstable air. we still need to see the skies clear some and get the temperatures rising another 10 degrees or so which is possible. otherwise, all the potential for severe weather will be well to the south and east of our area where the air is warmer. so for this evening, we'll keep an eye open for scattered showers and thunderstorms. any storms developing could be heavy. current trend is south and east of washington for the potential of severe weather as we see it and eventual end

and some weather drama around richmond, virginia, now this thunderstorm crust is her headed toward norfolk, virginia, that's center after low pressure system, we're on the outer edges of it, up toward baltimore. in southern delaware, maybe even at the jersey shore you might be getting a little bit of this rain within the next hour or so. but it is not the heavy rain, and it is not the lightning and thunder that we see down there in southern virginia. that's where the front settled that came through yesterday. , in the morning and gave us these chilly temperatures, that are still with us today. 33 degrees in mount pocono. 37 degrees in pottstown, 40 in the city, and the concern of course up in the higher elevations, is where things are slippery, just drizzly right now, not seeing that actual heavy rain on radar but it could be a little slick. so watch out if you're traveling in the pocono mountains. 40 degrees right now in dover wilmington and philadelphia. here's your future cast. it keeps most of the rain to the south of us. but we stay cloudy, damp, and drizzly pretty much the rest of th

norfolk southern falling in the afterhours session with some news here from dominic chu. >> sara, it's a warning. a fairly dire one if you want to look at it in terms of transportation stocks. norfolk storn is down 4% in the after hours on 54,000 shares worth of trading volume after the company, one of the biggest railroad companies in america, said that first quarter 2015 earnings per share will come in at $1. that's 15% below where it was the same time last year and lower than the $1.25 analysts were forecasting. these reflect revenue decreases and recent reductions in the fuel surcharge revenue in each of the commodity groups norfolk southern has. they were hurt by weather and other related costs. following the weather related challenges, they think volumes are expected to rebound in the second quarter with the exception of coal which they think will be continuing to show pressure given current market dynamics. they also say that because of the energy environment right now, they do expect full year revenues to be less than they were in 2014, hence the stock move, guys. >> and invest

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cnn's nick valencia is live in norfolk, virginia.are investigators saying about this incredible story? >> reporter: well they are saying that they believe his story and at this point, they have no reason to be suspicious about what louis jordan is saying. they did say, though the u.s. coast guard officials who i spoke to that louis jordan's physical condition is br than expected for somebody who would have been stranded at sea for 66 days. even still, they believe what he's saying. louis jordan and his parents, they say that god has answered their prayers to bring him home safe. louis jordan and his 35 foot sailboat "angel," an often posted facebook pictures like these from her deck now bearded and red-nosed after what he says was 66 days stranded at sea. he credits that angel and his bible with helping him survive. >> when you hear of people surviving for a long time in hard conditions they always have a bible. that's like the main thing. there's power in that like nothing else. >> reporter: according to the 37-year-old, he left the

although, there were somefxh= norf virginians.s they would havepejñ left from norfolk and[r.q)e was an for gathering people[iá interested in traveling to brazil.omics now, in terms of your other question, that's more difficult economics versus politics. i would say, again, you know the fact that the brazilian government was offering land grants, you know, you could essentially go and have free land to work, obviously that was a draw to people who had been disenfranchised by the war.you ha but, you know, at the same time, that was also]ab=5a9% by even if you had trepidation about that, it was also accompanied by that post it i surrender uncertainty. again, it's very difficult to what i get into that ]bau be? how long are there going to be union soldiers running towns and cities? is there going to be widespread abuse? what is going to happen? that kind of fear and anxiety coupled with the economic factor , those elements worked in tandem to draw people to brazil. >> my name is dennis. can you describe higher profile can veterans that went down south or were these ordinary folks? profess

they would have left from norfolk and there was a man in lynchburg whose last name was noonen who was sort of the point person for gathering people interested in traveling to brazil. now, in terms of your other question, that's more difficult economics versus politics. i would say, again, you know, the fact that the brazilian government was offering land grants, you know, you could essentially go and have free land to work, obviously that was a draw to people who had been disenfranchised by the war. but, you know, at the same time, that was also accompanied by even if you had trepidation about that, it was also accompanied by that post surrender uncertainty. again, it's very difficult to get into that mindset, but what's the future of the south going to be? how long are there going to be union soldiers essentially running towns and cities? is there going to be wide-spread abuse? what's going to happen? so that kind of fear and anxiety coupled with, you know, the economic factors, i think those things -- i think those elements worked in tandem to draw people to brazil. >> my name is de

. >>> new fallout after a deadly shooting aboard a navy ship this norfolk last year. the changes now being made at that base. >>> an umbrella will be a necessity this morning as we deal with another wave of rain. chuck bell has your what to wear forecast. >>> plus making sure you're going everything you can to keep your family safe in your home. the safety campaign that could have someone knocking on your door. >>> for the first time in nearly 14 year you can get a look at the new york city skyline from atop the world trade center. at 10:00 this morning, you can buy tickets for the observatory deck. it will open may 29. this apmated video shows what the view will look like inside. there are also interactive exhibits, a bar and strantrestaurant. it will cost $30 to go up to the top. >>> the fire department this and run anne arundel county will be talking about smoke alarms working to educate families how dangerous fires can be. nine people have died in the county so far this year. >>> we're talking about rain some drizzle. will you need your embrokeumbrella? >> chuck b

an emotional reunion in norfolk today. a sailor sees his family after 66 days lost at sea. lewis jordan went fishing in january. his electronic gear was destroyed. jordan says he survived for months by trapping fish and eating them raw. he was rescued he hydrated and with a broken shoulder but no other injuries. jordan's parents say they are overjoyed over his return after all those months of uncertainty. scott thuman says some world leaders refused to join them. scott is live at our capitol hill bureau. scott: iran is going to be allowed to keep some of its enrichment program under the umbrella that it is not for weaponize thing, instead that it is for energy purposes. with celebrations in the streets of toronto -- of tehran it would seem ok significant step toward safety. >> the deal would legitimize iran's nuclear program it would leave iran with a vast nuclear infrastructure. scott: their fears may not be so unfounded. >> with korea comes to mind. we struck this framework with north korea in 1994. we now know they have been cheating on the deal since day one. scott: she

just another day at norfolk southern. look! this is the new asian inspired broth bowl from panera bread. that noise! panera broth bowls should be slurped with gusto! to explore further order online or visit your neighborhood panera bread. >>> president obama striking back on his critics on iran. walker said he would pull out of the u.s. deal with iran if elected. >> it would be a foolish approach to take and perhaps mr. walker, after he's taken some time to bone up on foreign policy will feel the same. >> jim, the president coming out and talking about scott walker by name and saying something that directly insulting take some time to bone up on foreign policy that's not normal for this president. he's under a lot of pressure because it's the candidates and it's the gop. it's congress that can scuttle this deal. >> and democrats. you have democrats and others who are saying they will vote for republican proposal that they get a chance to vote on this deal. they are judging their way toward a veto proof majority to do that. this

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all the moisture from chicago to norfolk and offshore is what we'll be dealing with in the evening hours through sunday morning. we managed to get through the day in washington without rain. here it looks like heavy rain. the yellows and oranges. we have sleet mixing in. sleet has been reported in leesburg and winchester and sterling. that is bright banding. sleet reflects the radar signal better than plan rain. we probably got sleet in the mid level of the atmosphere. not all is making it down. it is a raw night. you can see how this rain extends across the region. want to take you north. we have a band here of moderate rain and sleet towards bethesda, potomac and rockville. it goes out to fairfax county into michaels. buoy about to get into heavy rain showers. this goes into southern maryland. prince frederick hunting town into charleston county you are seeing that. then we go back west. all this is moving east southeast. low to mid 40s in the valley. reagan national light rain. humidity 64%. weather headlines showers tonight into sunday. sun returns tomorrow afternoon. cool, windy mon

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just another day at norfolk southern. >>> our lead story is the growing demand for answers in the death of a baltimore man, perhaps at the hands of the baltimore police. today may be the first opportunity for investigators to question the police who arrested freddie gray on april 12th and apparently inexplicably may have injured him so badly that he died one week later. the question begins with, why mr. gray was stopped to begin with. and baltimore's mayor is among those waiting for answers. >> i know what probable cause is. i haven't heard of probable cause in this case yet. that's one of the questions that i want answered. i know that having a knife is not necessarily probable cause for a stop or an arrest. that's why i have significant questions about what happened and that's why i'm determined to get to the bottom of it. >> i'm joined now by cedric alexander the head of public safety in dekalb county, georgia, president of the national organization of black law enforcement executives and joining me in new york is harry houk, the former nypd detective and a consultant. mr. houk, firs

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days lost at sea, lewis jordan walked from the coast guard chopper under his own power and into a norfolk hospital on friday to an emotional reunion with his father. after 66 days at sea. >> it seemed like a lot longer. >> reporter: friends and family knew he had gone sailing january 23rd aboard his sailboat angel but no one heard from him for more than two months and his parents were frantic. what have the last two months been like? >> it has been terrible. you live moment to moment. and those moments turn into days. >> reporter: had you given up hope? >> many times. >> reporter: what no one knew is that louis had drifted out into the atlantic his mast and rutter broken, his boat capsized three times. >> i was flying through the air, somersaulting and everything was upside down and backwards. >> reporter: for two months he rationed his food and ate raw fish he pulled out of the ocean, capturing rain water to survive. then thursday morning an incredible stroke of luck jordan's small sailboat was spotted by the houston express, a massive german container ship 200 miles off the carolina coa

of you know cassandra from the 2010 virginia civil war sus question centennial conference, held at norfolk state on slavery and the civil war. the tough stuff of american history and memory. she was the director of that conference. i first met cassandra at a conference in 2006 at ft. monroe. it was interesting, that conference was co-hosted by the museum of the confederacy and the united states army. i think it was the first time that those two were ever allies in an effort. [ laughter ]

just another day at norfolk southern. >>> checking top stories for you at 57 minutes past. $300 million in cash and jewels appears to have been stolen after thieves took advantage of a long weekend and broke into a london safe deposit company. police say the crooks used heavy cutting equipment and then repelled into the building. officials say it will be a couple days before they finish processing the scene. >>> blue bell ice cream expanding a major recall over listeria concerns. pints of banana pudding ice cream made in a facility in oklahoma are among products being recalled. others include butter crunch mint chocolate chip, homemade van aylail mint chocolate chip, homemade van aylailla and dutch chocolate. >>> prince harry thinks selfies are a royal pain. they may be all the craze from the red carpet to the white house to the vatican but the young prince thinks selfies are just bad. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it took a prince to put his royal foot down moments after one australian fan tried to sneak a selfie with prince harry. he gently but firmly said no. someone

just another day at norfolk southern. >>> u.s. officials say iran's nuclear negotiation is going to extend another day as long as there's productive. let's go to chief national security correspondent jim sciutto joining us with the latest. what are you hearing, jim? >> reporter: for the general kind of framework agreement they're trying to reach by what was meant to be tonight's deadline but now merging into tomorrow that looks possible with those outlines but keep in mind that's not really going to be an agreement on paper. the iranians say they're not going to sign anything at this point. they're waiting for the final agreement and it does leave some of the most contentious issues unresolved and that's a real problem because those are the issues that have been holding up these negotiations not just for this latest 24 hour delay, but keep in mind these talks have been extended for months a number of times so far and they started more than a year and a half ago. >> what are the major sticking points in the past 24 hours? >> report

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sitting on the hull of his sail sailboat and took him to safety and airlifted him to the hospital in norfolk had a shoulder injury and de hydrated but okay. he survived on fish he caught. >>> this broadcast shows some of the final moments of a man who died in police custody. >> that accident happened tuesday and immediately led to controversy. >> live in cumberland county where he's been looking live for answers. what did you find? >> we found some answers and showed the video on my cell phone to a police sergeant. he said he hadn't seen it before and couldn't comment. i called the cumberland prosecutor on her cell phone and told me her office is investigateing the entire video and you're about to see it. moments before his death, phillip white appears to be on the pavement on grave street. >> two police officers called personally stand over the 23-year-old. you can clearly hear dogs. white doesn't appear to move. seconds pass while officers surround white on the ground, a blue uniform approaches the man holding the camera. >> you have what's happening here? all of it? i need your informatio

66 days lost at sea, louis jordan walked from the coast guard chopper under his own power into a norfolkonal reunion with his father after 66 days at sea. >> it seemed like a lot longer. >> reporter: friends and family knew he went sailing january 23rd on his 35 sailboat angel. then no one heard from him more than two months. his were frantic. >> what had the last two months been like? >> it's been terrible. you live moment to moment and the moments turn into days. >> reporter: had you give up hope? >> many times. >> reporter: what no one knew is louis drifted into the atlantic and mast and rudder broken and boat cap sized three times. >> i was flying now the air, somersaulting and everything was upside down and backwards. >> he ate raw fish he caught out of the ocean capturing rain water to survive. thursday morning an incredible stroke of luck. jordan's small sailboat was spotted by the houston express, a massive german containership 200 miles off the carolina coast. >> saw me on the front of the boat waving my arms and they turned that huge skyscraper around -- >> a coast guard choppe

just another day at norfolk southern. >>> venture capitalist todd degra is out to start foursquare. thousand a new idea. venture philanthropy. new nonprofit also pitch their missions and goals and a pam will decide if it's viable an worth their expertise. todd, thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >> so how did you come up with this idea? was it from watching "shark tank"? >> well, it's partially from watching "shark tank." i also participated in event such as this at a hospital where doctors and scientists were competing for funding. and it was very positive and i thought it would work well in a greater setting. >> so how does this bork when it come to philanthropy. >> allows nonprofits to come together with individuals who have money who are seeking to put that money to work and who also have time and a lot of expertise to give to the, you know, the nonprofits. it's a form of a matching system. >> is it your thought that you really need to make sure that the charity arena just like every other arena gets disrupted and find better ways of making it work? >> yeah, i

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. >> reporter: lewis jordan walked from the coast guard chopper into a norfolk hospital under his own power to an emotional reunion with his father after 66 days at sea. >> it seemed like a lot longer. >> reporter: friends and family knew he had gone sailing january 23rd aboard his 35 foot sailboat angel, but then no one heard from him for more than two months and his parents were frantic. >> it's been terrible. you live moment to moment. and those moments turn into days. >> reporter: what no one knew is that louis had drifted out into the atlantic his mast and rudder broken, his boat capsized three times. >> and i was flying through the air, somersaulting, and everything was upside down and backward. >> reporter: for two months he rationed his food and ate raw fish that he pulled out of the ocean, capturing rainwater to survive. then thursday morning, an incredible stroke of luck. jordan's small sailboat was spotted by the houston express, a massive german container ship 200 miles off the carolina coast. >> they saw me on the front of my boat standing up there waving my arms. and the

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general rain up to norfolk.scattered afternoon storms areas of kentucky west virginia and around the pittsburgh area. i think d.c. for the most part should remain dry. it may be a 30% chance of a shower. ohio valley and mid atlantic cool in boston. our first 100 degree day in phoenix for the year. and if we don't get it today, we will get it tomorrow with a forecast of 101 in phoenix. hot in the southwest and even toward saturday, all of the warmth is spreading across the country. looking like a nice first may weekend. >> i like the sound of that. in nepal there's amazing images from inside the disaster zone. a baby coated in dust. the baby spent 22 hours buried under his home. in kathmandu a teen stranded. the death toll has now topped 5500. out of control and a total loss. that is the word on the russian supply capsule that was halling supplies to the international space station. >> the program plans for those kinds of things to happen. we have supplies on board. >> the capsule is traveling at 17,000 miles per

where he was going, jordan was brought aboard the tanker and taken by the coast guard chopper to norfolk>> we're so grateful that the motor vessel was able to find him and we're so happy to reunite him with his family. >> well, jordan's family is planning to visit him in the hospital and hopes to celebrate easter with him on sunday. >>> when we return test driving pet gear. we'll show you how to try out the newest gadgets without having to buy them. and this spring, find dresses for any occasion the perfect pair of shoes, a versatile new handbag and a little touch of color plus - go to kohls.com for a $10 off your purchase of $30 or more savings pass. and save even more late friday, early saturday. you'll pick up a little kohl's cash too! at kohl's celebrate easter savings sale this thursday through saturday find your yes kohl's i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. eh, you don't wan

just another day at norfolk southern. brings you that "straight from the grove taste"atural from us, orange juice growers... to you, morin' ma'am. the orange juice lovers. enjoy. florida's natural. >>> welcome back. maybe some leaders in the republican party and the conservative movement forget the last two presidential elections and maybe they don't care, but could their actions now be making it easier for hillary clinton to win the white house. president obama wins huge over john mccain. how does he do it? 95% of the african-american vote, and 56% among women. that's 2008. fast-forward four years. the president does it again, not as quit a big victory over mitt romney, but 93% of african-americans, and 55% among women. look at the women among women and african-americans. the lesson pretty obvious, right? to win the white house the republicans need to do better with nonwhite voters, and why the loretta lynch hostage. make her the attorney general, and president obama says i want the full senate vote. >> there are times where the dysfunction in the senate just goes too far. this is a

. >> this is the forest in norfolk. 190 square kilometres of woodland, one of three sites. it borders a major pig-rearing business. the line is 30 september meters off the ground. farmers fear the livestock would be an easy lunch for the wildcat. each one is worth 40 pounds. of invalue to us at four years of age. lynx take one or two in the evening. the money is what we would lose on an annual basis. the lynx may protect livestock, by controlling fox numbers, let alone deer. imported from china and a cause for deforestation. they when sit loss of livestock, and insist the shy creatures pose no danger for children or pets. many would be released to the britain's forests once more. >>> there's more real news from al jazeera - along with comment, analysis of video on the website, aljazeera.com. >> there are 100,000 girls, american girls, home-grown girls trafficked into sex trade each year in the u.s. when shawna resisted, her mother shot her with heroin, shawna remembers falling on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by jour

just another day at norfolk southern. >>> thanks for watching "state of the union." starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start today's show with something americans see as a bigger threat than iran, russia, north korea, or china -- isis. we'll help you sort fact from fiction on the rise of these terrorists, their aspirations, and their true power today.

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