n speemac what can we do better? speemac but do engaged with people. nmuch f speemac thank you very much for your service. n speemac the diplomatic enclave start castles. n it is their security officers. n speemac speemac it is rented out. n and then there is a cultural center. n my mother came down the steps it says you should work there one day based in paris okay there is. i will be in paris in my office with a typewriter and i will write to the next great novel . n [laughter] n thank that is the itos and has a ben the romantic. n is your mother a friend of greta garbo? i laugh tracks -- ask her steven q. spoke earlier of strong whenators c dictators in it in that situation, i know there are other options with theallatn regime part of the wars often claim to be bringing democracy to this area, is there any realist in that or any of the -- them? there are two questions and their. n with the government a of the powers i assure i assure every would-be strongmen will survive for caribe some won't make it to so can there be democracy in the middle east?

n [laughter] n speemac this says sohn sees thank you ask me the hardest question speemac any journalist and emergency room doctor anybody hasted go through a trauma you use dark comedy to deal with horrible things just because you are in a war zone does it mean to stop living your life is the laughter is a healer to bring people together is a i guess because my dad brought be up watching mashed. n we didn't go to church every week we had to watch mash and i hate that show . n [laughter] n it only lasted a couple of years but the show lasted 25 the think one of the first authors that i read it i absorb the whole idea of dark comedy to talk about what happened over there and they're used to be a tradition until there was no more draft then once that stopped now that nobody knows somebody who goes to work, you cannot make jokes of how people really live. n it is full of reverence with the idea of war with everybody fighting all the time is not factual. n >> you could picture yourself there been giving also much of yourself of course, the movie was just made what is tsa like quex. n >> she

speemac i want to ask you a question about the future of islam. had if you believe me i don't think , i think it's a losing strategy, which is unpopular, it is like a virus, a virus within islam. so then you have a cold sore akio eat in yourwill broken-down thing you don't eat spirit because it could be contagious . n [laughter] n but that is so low like a success that has manifested itself to become contagious and i think eventually the body will become stronger. sova said there recess nt hit the far razzle all. and is it and by competing interests to allow the space. men is necessary to bring up cold sores in lowe's the crybabies alas think so flawed but i can tell you always have the european history bruce is what we actually see with his love of god. have you have lebanon, syria where at the end, we don't end up the place with a dictator could be thinking of the state system in a round the world for a long time. en he is relatively new to thee ottoma police. with the caliphate we're more like the roman empire. we are large. and the modern stat

economy we are dedicated to changing that will afford to part during with you further [applause] speemac starting in greek -- richmond today we will hear from the president of the service employees international union as well as workers from various industries calling for a raise of the minimum-wage specifically at 15 dollars the group five for fifteen dollars tickets under way will continue in richmond with their live coverage on c-span2 get under way in a few moments as it is about to begin n ♪ n n ♪ n . ♪ . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> we are in the lawless. get up some of your receipts. on your feet. right now. stand up right now to make some noise . n [cheers and applause] n let me hear you say this is what we need that is what we want . that is what we want . that is what we need. that is what we want . that is what we need. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> harriet dealing now there? how are you doing? [applause] that's what i'm talking about. how are you doing today? [applause] this is the minimum wage convention and. how're you doing today? i am from st. louis #r. . >> i am fro

speemac's oppressed rating frustrating? >> very much so. >> only in new jersey would you have a situation like this. of course, we know that he has done apart work in the past. one of the biggest case on the docket right now, 13 count violation against essex county joe -- going through the courts you have to wonder as some in new jersey have, is there a motive behind the fact that the governor has not filed the nominees to go on the board. i asked that of him point blank. >> we look at every politician in new jersey is either in compliance were not in compliance. we don't look at ours, we don't look at eyes, comments irrelevant, they're either in compliant or not. >> some actually do want to be compliant. >> most of them >> we did reach out to about the governor's office and steve sweeney to ask if there is going to be anyone put up for the board anytime soon. steve sweeney's office's office responded with a brief statement saying they were going to have qualified democrats sent to the governor very shortly. the governor go

i've not met a person he doesn't like him speemac's optic community college in the the staff gave us a tour of the dugouts, met some coaches. [inaudible] 's what your time is there is no way we should lose tonight, right. >> rate especially with big sexy amount. >> met second baseman, neil walker. >> good to meet you >> that was awesome. >> then it was off to the broadcast booth and then we went to the wor radio booth and met josh. he took him into the media room before the game and give him some advice. >> i tell people take if you will get stronger get in the gym and do it. if there's a game on tv, turn down the sound, take out a a pen >> for example, he mentioned that night, if you beat the diamondbacks to be the first met since al writer in 2004 to be every single minute baseball. that is something that wasn't even in the mets media guide. >> we don't even have that in their cb demand. >> section one oh nine took in a couple of innin was back to the booth for special supply. >> is going to beat his 30th major league team. the number 29. [inaudible] >> josh looked over the booth a

after that i'm can i go to fifth grade and then i'm going to college or high school, i don't know speemac'smbitions include going to college and making more than one friend. he also wants everyone to know that he can ride a bike without a helmet and he is not a baby. and now baby. and now final word from kevin. >> hello students. and also have some good luck when you go to fourth-grader fifth grade. >> i came to see the honeybees, new double dutch program in jersey city. they are the new international champion in double dutch. >> this is freestyle. >> when we got first place we not. [inaudible] >> the group's name is just one of the special things about them. it stands for helping others now by empowering yourself. when the group started in 2015 we had 30 members are now had 30 members and now up to 90. they are growing. double dutch is the urban sport that was lost in our own community that kept us happy. those friendship bonds from the black association that we once had we did not see it and it also helps with health and fitness. >> watching them practice you can see is not only something

speemac's been been born have your sense john's king sperry was killed. glenn is also a friend of mine. >> going back into the house i open the door by my father lane on his back breathing heavy and blood all over his room. >> it took 40 must attract on a person of interest. michael castro is a formal a formal employee and close friend of glenn's. he moved to florida right after the shooting it was brought back to new jersey to face the charges. koester had direct knowledge of about $35000 cash the kingsbury home that was supposed to be there that day. he then spent spent 16 months in jail before that indictment was thrown out regarding procedural issues, new charges were filed including first-degree murder of john king sperry. >> do you think justice will be served today? >> i don't know. i would like to say yes. >> at a court hearing on monday things moved just as they had been, snail slow. and as they entered the courtroom the prosecution objective but the judge did grant some extra time to get some documents from the prosecution to the defense of a re

what he got question marks speemac's day six of the investigation. who killed carino petrone oh? nypd is still trying to find out. no suspect announced as of right now. if you remember katrina karina was the jogger who went missing in these high brush lands behind me. those in the neighborhood of howard beach and found a few hours later, dad, strangle. please are try to solve her murder. on sunday her family spoke out and brought forth two different ideas of justice. blessed with a said. >> myself and my they said. >> myself and my family oh everything to the nypd. it can only ever hope to bring justice to my daughter karina through them in their hard work. >> philippa toronto, talking about earthly justice. talking about the doronto, talkg about earthly justice. talking about the dedicated cop and his prayer that they find what is responsible. but karina's mother, kathy mothe3 w kathy a different sense of justice, saying that the person who is behind this will get his in the end, a profanity laden tirade in which she calls out the killer and says you can burn in hell. >> you kno

speemac we're the only world power of the developed alongside three thousand miles of stone age peoplen that interface to give both sides in example. hough that are quite disturbed by the fact that white people ran off with domino can knock the other way around. it is the christian culture why were people not coming towards it? at subsistence low vol society. you cannot accumulate more than you can carry in the clearly that was not the case is a inc. for the great lot of peace based on the inalienable rights of individuals that compounded the iroquois lot into the constitution and it was so exemplary as the justicai society constitution. >> my thought that your publishers were eager, another perfect storm, write about war again undoubtedly, this book has made "the new york times" best seller list as of today, i don't think this should be a tough sell. what was the catalyst for this book? was there a moment where you said to yourself, i need to write this book? >> i've been thinking about what six if it was a brutal, brutal violent deprived place and when the tour was done, those guys c

speemac i think donald trump when a lot of union votes. break with the leadership. i completely agree for you. a couple of different reasons. a lot of folks believe that it's the reason why so many jobs went over to mexico. this is a candidate unlike any democrat or republican. talk about jobs unheard. and not many of those folks that we see are talking about the very poor. were talking about 42 percent of americans have blocked this. these folks are holding onto donald trump because is a once-in-a-lifetime candidate for him. charles: you definitely do a lot of work. can they force or make the rank and file vote. there is certainly a fear factor involving the unions. if you look at his six-figure salary and how he is spending do money on coach purses that's an example of how they have turned in to that. >> an example of why they're trying to get the 15-dollar an hour so they can get more union dues. a lot of these representatives are so overpaid and no longer represent the people that they are supposed to represent. they represent the thin

>> prejudice needs to take the forefront in that speemac's i should just just reimburse the four? >> the problem in parker and none of the factors are necessary. prejudice does not not necessarily have to be shown in barker. lower courts have modified that and said in the post position setting it doesn't have to show prejudice in the test they use for the modified barker test looks a lot like bosco and to answer your question in a postconviction setting that is what is necessary. my friends also point in the petition they make claims of prejudice i put the court to join appendix 66 and 60 work he made his claim of prejudice in the space of a couple of paragraphs. so this illustrates the problem the state has in rebutting claims of prejudice that are not substantiated. he did not file his affidavit which is still fairly there but more substantiated until three months after the motion and the motion was denied. so i think defendants in this context have to come forward with some showing of prejudice. >> that might present some challenges but there are also challenges on the other si

speemac, fried to leave you stranded but were about out of time. you're welcome to come up afterward and ask your question. i think you all for being here. want to thank our panelist.

not school boards but the educational boards or superintendents, speemac, to the school's cost and how big are they? spee2 and oftentimes there one are one more room or two rooms. but they had like a model, literally an architectural model. in today's world it's not that much but what is important as the land itself. often times the local trip back to the cert churches would donate the land. >> c-span: on wikipedia there some still pictures, i just want to show so folks can see, this is one that is being used today, but all different kinds. >> guest: not sure that's a rosenwald, that must've been one that was established. the national trust is wonderful. i will have something on the dvd. as i was saying that everything in the film is what i filmed. on the dvd we are going through more stories of people who went to school and what it means to restore the schools. >> c-span: how much of it is being restored? >> guest: a hundred. but what i'm hoping is both from seeing the movie and people being more willing to give, i was very lucky because steven spielberg foundation and the richest pur

them and i was sitting here with the rest of my flyover nation family i'm thinking now you don't get speemac. we are always made fun of. were always the people for past up, passed around, were underestimated, taken for granted, expected to show up and vote, expected to expected to show up and vote, expected to stand up whenever were needed, no, you don't get to be angry, we have been down and underestimated enough, you don't get to be angry, let me show you what we have been through for my entire life before that. so i actually had in addendum. i went back and added an addendum to the book after it had written and and i said we have to add this because it's perfectly explains why he wrote this book. >> host: the title make sense to me, it's sort of amine on the center-right, fiber country flyover nation we know what that means, for the uninitiated and the c-span audience, how would you define the term, flyover nation, was a part of that. >> guest: flyover nation is the area between new york and la, the 30,000 people and l.a., the 30,000 people are your plane window when you're going new york

these are evangelicals who tend to be born again speemac when you think of evangelical. they tend to be more in the south and midwest and in political science circles the real divide is whether someone self identifies as a born again born-again or evangelical christian or not. they were northern baptist. they were on the mainline side. so it really is a cultural difference it's not a difference of doctrine or denomination there's much more emphasis. then there is among the mainline protestant world. let me ask you some other basic questions that people are wondering about? >> how do you know that your surveys are accurate? do you give out the questions. >> and the ce zero -- ceo at pri. we are full service full-service polling organization. we write our own questions we supervise the surveys and we do our best to here to all of our top shelf standards. one thing that sets us apart is making sure that we only do random samples i can be generalized to the wider population. the typical political poll would have like a thousand they would have like a thousand people in it. o

speemac suppose we do send it back. and put in more evidence. suppose we did that. and suppose they start with the basic plan where we want to use race in the 25% would want to do that. at the bottom of the chart was race. okay. what kind of evidence in your opinion today or anyone else with any roughly similar plan put in that would show in your view that this is constitutional. we have the example here. it says that if you're looking at the whole person and you're comparing individuals one to another to say who well best suit the educational need of the class. it is part of the exercise. if you look at that he is a and b. they might choose that. they might choose to be. without regard to race. the system is not an issue here. neither is a top ten in issue. that was excepted in this case no one challenged it. you don't have to do that. you can achieve it of under 3% i have a one. you should look at the two folders in a tiebreaker use a race. that is used okay. there are several others. if you can summarize them in the sentence. you could get more emphasis. >> that