edelman would you want to start? quick steve, to your question, -- question, we to your have had since the rebellion in syria broke out in march 2011, in my view, a dialogue of the deaf without turkish friends and colleagues, and we talk past each other. we have working groups set up under secretary clinton, but i don't think we have ever really engaged in the main issue. to me, the main issue is less about ypg and the future of kurds in syria is that what the future of the large kurdish minority in turkey. that is the real issue. there i think what we have failed to communicate to president erdogan is that that which he and his colleagues claim to be most afraid of, the creation of an independent kurdish state are kurdish -- or kurdish secession inside turkey, is more likely to be promoted by policies particularly in southeastern turkey, the siege of various kurdish cities in the south is from which in my view alienated entire generation of turkish-kurdish youth, than working with us to arrange some kind of modus vi

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wednesday, beginning at 8:00 eastern, civil rights leaders past and present, including marian wright edelman, diane tamika mallory. the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. live next tuesday and wednesday on c-span and american history tv on c-span3. the university of colorado boulder hosted a discussion on documenting conflicts and war. iraq." i -- embedded in speakers included victor blue, a photojournalist and michael utterback, a retired lieutenant colonel who became a war reporter covering conflict and disaster. this is an hour and a half. >> hi, everybody. it is good to see you all. my name is ross i'm appreciate -- i appreciate you coming out here. we are grateful. this is i never know what the attendance will be. i really appreciate your interest in such a topic. we are really fortunate to have some really talented people some -- talented people who have covered some of the most intense

. ♪ >> the prescription for growth, buying the drug edelman.g of health care deals, we were anticipating that something might happen with express scripts? who were the potential contenders? >> it could have been a number of health insurers. what they are looking for is to mimic the model of indicted health. unitedhealth group in this game early. that diversification strategy has paid off for the company. not just as far as new revenue growth but as far as cost advantages and convenience advantages. it has bolstered its insurance division. if you remember, cigna was a target and anthem was trying to buy cigna. that deal got blocked. it did cigna extra cash. that is why they are the ones making this move. ♪ >> qualcomm delaying a key shareholder vote after the committee investigates the takeover. there has been a flurry of news on this huge deal of course, a $117 billion deal. is it moving ahead are unclear? >> if you were betting that it would happen, you've got some good news and some bad news. the bad news is that it looks like the u.s. govern

. >> before i was running up the stairs, this one has gone final on the strength of a megan edelman second half goal, monte vista beach archbishop 1-0 to win their first ever norcal division 1 title. they end the year on a 20-game win streak. and again, number one in the bay area and number one in the country. the lady mustangs. >> congratulations to them. very well done. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a heartbreaking sign of the times. the 6th grade friends who wrote out wills in case of a school shooting. >> plus, this new app could save lives in an active shooter situation. tonight the bay area dad who created it shows us how it works. >> and the video has gone viral. a california mother dragged screaming from her kids. tonight the border patrol claims she's guilty of much more than illegal immigration. we'll be right back. six-thirty: a community in mourning.. for three women who >>> there's 450 veterans who come here, and the majority of them at the end will hug and thank you for saving their lives. >> our top story at 6:30, a community in mourning for three women who dedicated

around him, there's a very evocative saturday morning meeting in january of 1986 where i think eric edelman may even have been there where there was a sense among the people around reagan, well, at geneva and their encounter he was talking about this fusion sharing technology and bush said, well, look, maybe he's just trying to get this out of his system, let's let him do this and, his ambitions were far beyond that. the letter he sends in july of '86 to gorbachev laid out this three-phase agreement for the ultimate illumination of nuclear weapo weapons, even after he signs the inf treaty in december of '87 he says to his team let's go for the gold, i want to start agreement before the end of 1988 and i'll just close by saying that i think there's a very -- there's a kind of way of looking at these individuals -- reagan, gorbachev, bush, shevardnadze, yeltsin through the heroic factor. and that's not to say that -- to acknowledge the strengths of particular ones at particular moments denigrates the contributions of others at other moments. and i'll just close by something that really has fa

include, representative george miller, senator edward kennedy, bill and melinda gates, marian wright edelman, and president lyndon johnson. i can think of no better person to receive at ward this year, mitchell chester. not only a friend, and a colleague, but mitchell served as a mentor to many of us, as state chiefs. his legacy will live on for many years to come. he will always be known and remembered as a man who put students at the center of every conversation, and worked every day to make life better for the kids in massachusetts, and across this country. we have a video to share, as a tribute to mitchell. and his long standing legacy. >> i always knew with mitchell. the kids came first. everything was about what is best for the students. >> he wanted to give every child a chance to get an education. that was his bottom line. he went there, every single day. >> you know it would be and is quite natural for all of us who are still here, having lost mitchell to ask ourselves what we do now? >> he would expect us to carry on. >> he would not back down. from decisions that he thought were r

julia: edelman people understand that. you know them both very well.e hired a lot of those people. she was very active in the business. be interesting to see what her role is going forward. people have stepped out financially. brand that aside from the recent turmoil is a very strong brand. one of the things that galaxy is interested in is the vip element. julia: that is very much. byron allen is the buyer. has grand ambitions for a media empire. as you know, this is private equity owned. digitalone sold off the assets a few years back. whenis the tv channel hurricanes are headed toward florida or texas. david: he's not the only comedian. tyler perry has been very successful in atlanta. he has an empire down there. jason: the weather channel is based in atlanta as well. there is some atlanta pride coming through. there is obviously something there. that we havek me seen this notion that media companies are better at running via properties then private equity firms. seeing this retrenchment. such asedia companies mild company took a hard look at weather

feel entitled to anything you didn't sweat and struggle for, that is the legendary marion wright edelman. and to close with the amazing woman we've talked so much about, service is the rent that you pay for the room on this earth. by shirley chisholm. thank you and thank you and i am so proud to be a woman in america and to be blessed by god with this beautiful black skin, to be a black woman in america. thank you. ms. clarke: i thank the gentlelady from michigan for sharing those quotes with us this evening. it is so important in terms of inspiration and motivation that we are able to pull from the work that is being done by black women and those who are -- who have preceded us. i want to take this moment, i would be remiss if i did not take this opportunity to honor another distinguished woman from new york, the gentlelady this edearly departed, congresswoman louise slaughter of new york's 25th district. words cannot adequately express the sense of sadness that i and many in our delegation feel to receive word of the passing of congresswoman louise slaughter, the dean of the new york c