[audience reacts] they are bringing whitney back in january.re whitney's hologram, a live band and backup dancers, the announcement as you can imagine, lots of people are divided here. someone wrote on twitter "utterly disrespectful and disgusting." the greatest rest and power, shameful that they are using her likeness in the spirit that is not whitney houston. "all these people complaining but coming from someone who never got to see whitney because i was too young, it's incredible and will be the closest i can ever get." i brought my friend in, he is here from rolling stone. joe. this is not the first time this has been proposed, it will not be the last time and we are still debating whether this is in good taste. you are a true music critic. from yes or no, from your perspective, yes or no? >> maybe. have you seen this up close? >> tamron: i've never seen them up close but do you remember nat king cole and natalie king cole? >> she was due adding with a video. i've seen this once or twice. it's amazing for a song. i don't know about how i fe

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wi >>> you can see whitney houston in concert ain.ncert tour.re she'll be featud as a hologram. you can rock out e fidayor the he on-it's actually called an evening with whitney tour is in late february in the uk. it's expected to expand into eupe mexico and north america later. >> we may have to go to that angie. >> i know. some people are not liking the hologram thing but i feel like o if it showsut in a positive light i'm there. >> anything that has whitney sign me . thd sign blake up for taisylor. swift is taking on he new album on the road. the tounl willy stop in two american locationsea at l for now, la and foxboro massachusetts. she' play both spots for two nights each next july and august. swift will now be the first woman ever to open an nfl stadium when she t performs athe so fine stadium in la, the other tour sps in 2020 ared europe an south america. >> and insider information, someone who may have been in one of her vid says she thinks more dates are coming. >> yeah >> stand by for that. live lk at carousel on this sunday

whitney and her family of five have felt the effects and highway traffic is slow, so is the traffic on city streets.>> it impacts some of the streets that get clogged up and we have to reroute and get back on the highway. it delays a lot of things for the weekend. >> reporter: riders say they are facing delays but it is a huge improvement compared to the previous shutdown. >> it is massively inconvenient but i would rather have a singletrack band bus bridge. trip she says she has faced delays and feels like it is a small price to pay. >> they have to fix it. it is important to have the tracks working it is important for safety and continued use of the system which is very important. >> we get business from the traffic. >> i understand they need to do routine maintenance. i think it is probably a good thing. >> because they are ahead of schedule they have canceled the closures for next saturday and the weekend of fleet week. that means there will be two weekends of foreclosures ahead where this station will be shut down. >>> taking a live with, the airport reporting 168 delays and 19 ca

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wild is live for us in washington dc tonight with more whitney.emocrats are going to move forward with some kind of impeachment investigation or inquiry or whatever you call it have been surfacing for months but today marks a pivotal moment, house speaker nancy pelosi say for the first time that she is supporting an impeachment inquiry. today. >>i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >>in a brief and pointed speech house speaker nancy pelosi change congress's trajectory. the actions taken today by the president has seriously violated the constitution. president trump has now confirmed he asked the president of ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son hunter and before that call the president delayed sending aid to ukraine says funds. are outraged and say the president's request to a foreign leader to investigate a potential political foe of goes too far biden issued a scathing statement describing the allegation as an abuse of power we live. >>to get away with shredded the united states

. >> and reporter whitney wild is in florida tonight with a closer look at the impact of the storm. >lina faces deadly storm surge and inland flooding. >> reporter: a hurricane warning now extends from north of the savannah river along the coast of the carolinas and into virginia. dorian is now a category two hurricane that may trust record-breaking storm surge and flooding into low lying parts of south carolina. >> starting late this afternoon for 36 hours, i want charleston to be a ghost town. i want everybody out of sight, if they are not out of town inside hunkers down and safe. >> reporter: images from bahamas show dorian's wrath. some islands almost wiped away after the storm packed overhead for two straight days as a category five hurricane. the u.s. coast guard is helping rescues and evacuations. president trump is committing assets at the request of the bahama prime minister. >> we're sending some people to give them a hand. they need a big hand. what's going on over there is incredible. few people have seen anything like that. >> reporter: here in jacksonville at the airport

but when you hear the story of why dolly wrote it and dolly's version taking nothing away from whitneyp to that level. >> the carter family early recordings, is it the equivalent of having the federalist papers? >> it's exactly that. and maybe with jimmie rodgers offering some of the opposing views. so the carter family, mother maybelle is the original american lead guitarist. sarah carter has the original voice of country. the sort of keening things that roseanne cash says comes from the bedrock foundation of us. a.p. carter's out collecting those songs with an african-american song collector named leslie riddle who brings a song from the african-american church when the world's on fire. they drop the lyrics, take the same melody and do "little darling pal of mine," one of their big hits. woody guthrie, takes the thing, drops the lyric, keeps the tune, and does "this land is your land." i mean you can't make any of this stuff up. and i guarantee, brian, when hollywood hears the merle haggard story, there will be a biopic in the works because this guy escapes from juvenile detention 17

anyway to hold whitney of issues. >> host: gods guns and religion that obama sought to dismantle. >> guest: playboy trump with right true the evangelicals. -- >> host: you quoted heavily from the president's speech in poland where he reference god and the catholic faith in poland and the shared culture of the faith in god. to what extent do you think the evangelical perception of of te obama presidency treated them maybe contribute to donald trump tries? >> guest: i think it did. the evangelicals decided that they're going to put their faith in a very flawed human being, that it was a flawed human being who is saying to them, i'm flawed and that going to continue being flawed. but i am going to deliver on what i promise. i think uppermost was abortion. here's an interesting thing that people, i don't know if enough people realize this. you know, i can make the argument that donald trump is the most pro-life president in history. who would've thought that? but think about this. he's the first presidential candidate ever, underscored ever, to promise a pro-life supreme court justice. n

>>reporter whitney wild isn't jacksonville florida near the georgia line with the latest on this monstere in jacksonville, florida. the weather is calm as hurricane dorian makes its way out of florida and set its sights on georgia and the carolinas hundreds of thousands of people have evacuated, waiting to see if hurricane dorian makes landfall. as some florida communities lift evacuation orders with carol. >>lucky lucky. >>officials elsewhere are initiating new evacuations. hurricane dorian is finally rumbling up the east coast north carolina faces deadly storm surge. >>and inland flooding. >>a hurricane warning now extends from north of the savannah river along the coast of the carolinas and into virginia dorian is now a category 2 hurricane that may thrust record breaking storm surge and flooding into low lying parts of south carolina. >>boarding up windows sealing off doors covering. tv's. >>images from the bahamas show dorian craft. some islands almost wiped away after the storm parked overhead for 2 straight days. >>this could have been a cab ride that they ha a category for this i

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taking its time and keeping everybody guessing where and when hurricane dorian will strike again whitneyjacksonville florida tonight where they are under a tropical storm warning. >>here in jacksonville were slightly inland where bands of wind and rain have been rolling over the city for hours now we expected the winds will peak until 10 o'clock tonight. the other expectation is that those wind gusts will hover betweeper hour all of this as the storm makes its way north toward georgia, the carolinas and virginia. >>as some florida communities lift evacuation orders we got lucky in florida very very lucky. indeed officials elsewhere are initiating new evacuations. hurricane dorian is finally rumbling up the east coast, north carolina faces deadly storm surge. >>and inland flooding. >>a hurricane warning now extends from north of the savannah river along the coast of the carolinas and into virginia dorian is now a category 2 hurricane that may thrust record breaking storm surge and flooding into low lying parts of south carolina. >>starting late this afternoon for 36 hours. i want charlest

arkansas attorney general leslie on the big-tech antitrust lawsuit plus newly chief financial officer whitneyw data connecting restaurants with suppliers. we are looking at declines, dow industrials off of the lows, 40 points on the dow this morning, s&p down 4 and a quarter and nasdaq lower by 17. president trump hit campaign trail in north carolina rallying for republican candidate dan bishop for congress in state special election today, the president sounded off on u.s.-china trade and the economy. watch. >> more americans are working today than ever before in the history of our country, almost 160 million americans, we've now had 13 straight months of wage gains of at least 3%, wages are going up, the economy is doing great and jobs have never been better. more than 7 million americans will be lifted off of food stamps. nearly 600,000 americans entered the labor force last month alone. china wants to talk, they want to talk. china lost 3 million jobs, thousands of companies are leaving china, the supply chain is crumbling because they can't pay the tariffs, china made $500 billion over th

>> i think that whitney got credit for the invention. he is an engineer. there was a lot of money to be made to come up with a machine was in theat -- that cards, it was going to happen. that year, or the next year. somebody else was going to do it. doesn't get all the credit or blame for that, but that device was going to be invented by somebody. -- maybe we were -- maybe we still are, but we were a very expansionist nation. it was demographic imperialism. we had people moving at tremendous rates. we took a huge chunk of territory from mexico. some mexican citizens, but not -- not huge numbers. we were not taking fully inhabited land. but, we wanted that territory. there was no doubt. as the number of mexican immigrants comes to the united states, they might say, we would like to get that back. the immigrants become americanized, they would probably say well, we are not going to go back to mexico. there is a major part of that country -- texas, new mexico, southern california all belonged to mexico. we took it in a war. consequences. the same would be tru

>> well, i think whitney got credit for the invention. he was an engineer.somebody was going to invent. there was a lot of money to be made if you could come up with a machine that did that. that was in the cards. it was going to happen that year or next year, somebody else was going to do it. he happened to get all the credit or blame for that. that device was going to be invented by somebody. now, the mexican war, we were a very -- maybe we were and maybe we still are, but we were a very expansionist nation. but it was demographic imperialism, if you will. we had people moving at tremendous rates. we took a huge churning of territory from mexico. most -- with some mexican citizens but not a huge numbers, not going into a fully in habit, we were taking fully inhabited land. we wanted that territory and no doubt that was -- it may be in the future, as the number of mexican immigrants come to the united states, that they might say, we would like to get that back. i think if the immigrants become americanized, they would probably say, we're not going to go bac

three teenagers hospitalized, one of them, whitney livingston, is on a ventilator after vapeing for twoks. there seems to be no cure. abortion consume he outlawed in south carolina. state senators meeting on the bench would ban the procedure after a fetal heartbeat is detected. the bill easily passed the house and has the support of the governor. in texas getting access to abortion just got easier. austin setting aside $150,000 to provide low-income women with logistical support like travel and childcare. apple unveils its highly anticipated iphone 11 upgrading cameras and battery life. tracy carrasco here with more on the new model. we talked about what would be involved in this but now we know. >> reporter: some of the rumors were true and some were not. apple did avail three new iphones which is what we were expecting, the iphone 11 phone will replace the 10s. the 11 prowess 5.8 inches, the 11 pro max is 6.5 inches, the starting price, $999 for the 11 pro, 1099 for the 11 pro max, you get a longer battery life, a more advanced camera, new colors like this will be added. then we got t

wess pratt and nick whitney of the new england aquarium.ting is not something you often get asked to do in this line of work. >> he's lovely. >> reporter: the shark is an unwilling part of an annual research study out on the dry or tug as. tiny specs of land 70 miles west of key west, florida. every year like clock work, sharks gather here for their annual under water mating dance. and the scientists gather as well to catch them. >> it's called he stream sight fidelity. they love this place. >> reporter: this is a what, shark dating bar? >> it is, it's a singles bar for sharks. >> it's the only place in the world you can study shark mating on a reliable base ace. >> reporter: they developed a sly technique moving toward the sharks as they got their minds on something else and netting inou better get right the first time. >> nice. >> reporter: these are nurse sharks, not the most fearsome species, but they can still take a chunk out of you when disturbed. and this is the definition of disturbed. >> a bit rude. >> yeah, we're bulliers, but --

of the artist, who painted a painting of, like, a dead black person and put it in the -- and the whitney put it in their museum? and there were protests over that because people were saying this is, like, materially affecting, like, to have a white artist representing this in such a kind of voyeuristic way and yada, yada. the museum insisted on keeping it up because, quote-unquote, free speech even though, again, is a museum, a zone of free speech, obviously not. they literally have people curating what goes on there at every moment. so, yeah, i think it's the same debate kind of continued. but i didn't know about that activism, and i think that's awesome. yeah. >> more questions. >> [inaudible] >> if there are no more questions, please join me in once again thanking p.e. moskowitz. please thank our author -- >> and george will be signing his book up there. [laughter] >> thanks. [applause] >> we've got copies of the book up here, copies up front. [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at some of the events booktv had been covering this week. on monday in new york, biographer susan ro

. >> if the state was going to do this over when whitney built a highway and is environmentally a shot here in five years to avoid a repeat of last year's area where they will position barriers 5:15 am. if the oakland a's win tonight they will clinch the wild-card spot in the american league. lastotagainst seattle they spoiled what may have been felix hernandez is final start in us out of uniform. >> a good call. the drive to center field. smith back and at the wall. in his got it. >> he has all of that now. they beat seattle 3-1. the a's extended their lead for the american league's top wild-card playoff spot. all the way to a four-game. they moved begins at the cleveland indians with three games left to play.giants are wrapping up their season this weekend at home against the dodgers. giants rookie mauricio davon had a single a double and a home run. helping the giants beat the colorado rockies 8-3. he came off the bench in his 21st home run of the season as the giants gave bruce beaudry a career when number 2003. >>> there only three games left for bruce beaudry before he retires as

in texas the mother of 17-year-old whitney livingston says vaping put her daughter on life support. >> i felt like this was my fault because i was letting my kid do this because i thought it was safe. >> she says whitney vaped three to four e-cigs a week for two years, healthy until two weeks ago, her fever turned into pneumonia and soon she couldn't breathe. >> my daughter almost died. >> on the mend her mom warning other parents in an effort to save lives. now, despite the proposed ban federal investigators still have not identified a specific product or substance that is >> dr. torres is with us now, our nbc news medical correspondent. there's two issues, the ban of flavored e-cigarettes and this mysterious illness that's going on. let's talk about the ban on the flavored e-cigarettes. you were pointing out that juul, which is the primary market mover here, already had banned the flavored e-cigarettes. how big of an impact will it have? >> it probably won't have that big of an impact. juul has 75% of the market. in november of 2018 it took all its flavored pods off the retail marke

i have esther, whitney, veroni veronica, maria, antoinette, vicki, gail, and megan who is here. those collaborations. a lot of times we have the answers we need when we were together. as leaders, and on as well we have to work creatively, to work against the model of teaching where teachers are just and just do what they want and feel like not being bothered is the best way to go about being teaching. we need time and support to look at student work, to reflect on what we are doing. to get feedback and learn from our peers and colleagues. i do believe that learning is transformative and can be transgressive for our students, but also we, the adults need those opportunities to stay engaged and stay connected to teaching. i think in order for those things to happen, we need some conditions. we need condition -- continuous pd for leaders to lead some of that work. we need high quality resources from c n so that what we are doing is meaningful. we know we are working towards more equitable outcomes. we need infrastructure, support, paid time in the summer, time to collaborate when t

. >> they met withever robinson and doug whitney who worked for the county attorney. you took them seriously off the top? >> not really. >> but then they started to look at the evidence gathered. not evidence of murder but still -- >> they started to challenge a lot of things that their father, who he was, what he was, what he was doing. so we thought, you know what, i'd like to find out if he really is a doctor. >> yes, they learned. martin did have a medical degree but -- he fraudulently got into medical school. >> absolutely. >> faking the results of college? >> he took somebody else's because there was a different date of entrance and different date of graduation and all of them of straight as. >> then they found before he faked his college transcripts, martin was convicted of forging checks. now, to investigators, the respective doctor was looking anything but respectable. >> it tells me that this is not the guy that goes to church every sunday with his family. >> so there's two martin mcneil's? >> there's two martin mcneils. >> still didn't mean he murdered his

fellow actors whitney huffman is on her way to prison tonight. "night court" convenes later.he gun control debate reigniting tonight for the 2020 presidential candidates he who is doubling down on the ar-15 conversation plans and republicans are pouncing. congressman mark walker is next. trace gallagher standing by with the latest move from mckay but let's start with correspondent david sponge in the lead making so much breaking news. hello, david. >> michael horan is putting this finishing touches on the investigation on the surveillance powers. no horwitz completed a review on whether the fbi follow the law while applying for a warrant to surveilled former trump campaign aide carter page during the 2016 election. he was investigated by authorities following allegations of russian interference in that election, many say surveillance of page was just an abuse of power. if on friday, little bit earlier, horwitz wrote to members of congress and the authors conducted over 100 interviews and then close to finalize his report. if the general continues to say that his team over 1 m

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because of this we are also whitney whitney seen a shift of them acting alone. without clear ties any foreign adversary. the wood different edification is gettingan smaller. our subjects are quickly moving from radicalization to mobilization. as these thoughts evolve, congress has helped secure we are prepared for the appropriate tools to protect theth u.s. in s interest. i'm here today to talk about the expiring provisions that the pfizer court approval and oversight. as my colleague from the department of justice to explain, we use the business records provision to obtain records for other tangible things for use in a national security investigation. we describe the business record provision as a building block authority. we use it during the early stages of ann investigation to build our case against national security threats. it's important to note the responses to the business records ordered do not contain content. if we see the suspect isor communicating with a bomb maker in another country for example, that is incredibly important information. as in this

been awarded an emmy premiered at sundance, per berlin tribeca and screened at museums including the whitney and aired on hbo, pbs and show time. in addition, to progress films that tackle complex topics with artistry and sensitivity, sew fee has taught future generations of filmmakers at uc berkeley journalism school, stanford, and city college of san francisco. go rams. but that's just her day job or actually that's a number of her day jobs. in her spac spare time, she imps her neighborhood which is college hill. since 2014, sew fee has been the bernal cut parks steward through the department of public works. and for those of you who may not have noticed, as you were coming into san francisco off the -- well, moving more deeply into san francisco off the 280, up san jose between supervisor ronen's district and my district, as you come in, up on your right you will see the most amazing landscaped area that has been done by sew fee and neighbors. she's organized her neighbors for many, many volunteer days on the bernal cut and deserves huge thanks for the cleaner, greener bernal cut we have

but we will make sure that they will not get away whitney longer.eta, there you are, addressing a group at the extinction rebellion. that group was just really formulating when we were in poland. they were there in britain starting to superglue themselves to places like exxon/mobil headquarteters and other places. can you talk about the significance of this movement? greta: yes. i mean, the extinction rebellion had really had massive impact, i think, on our debate, especially in europe. maybe not as much here. but they are using civil disobedience because they are saying like we won't give your attention, otherwise. and that is very effective. and so it is really incredible see what they are doing and that's along with friday for future and many other movements and environment movements, we workrk together very well. and that's, i think that we, together, have succeeded in making this a priority. it feels like people are slowly starting to wake up a bit more. and it has become more important for people. the climate and ecological crisis. so i think

whitney houston!uch, with the looks and the talent. >> this lady started out as a dancer, went to new york, went to paris, worked with bands, came back as a single. and is she hot? this is madonna. ♪ >> if you saw madonna then, she looked just like the girls who hung out at the club called the funhouse. all the girls there had the mesh thing and they had the boots. and it was kind of a mix of new wave punk with this other dance sensibility. ♪ holiday ♪ celebrate >> i think madonna was able to use that core of dance music and use the style of the streets that were going on and evolve that into a pop career. >> we are a couple of weeks into the new year. what do you hope will happen not only in 1984 but for the rest of your professional life? what are your dreams? what's left? >> to rule the world. ♪ star light, star bright ♪ first star i see tonight ♪ star light ♪ star bright ♪ make everything all right >> all of a sudden there was girls around that had the gloves with the fingers cut out of it and the

. >> reporter: whitney and her family of five have felt the effects of the construction. she says highway traffic is slow, but so is the traffic on city streets. >> it does impact some of the private streets that get really clogged up and so then we have to reroute and go get back ton the highway. so it just is delaying a lot of things for the weekend. >> reporter: while some folks have gripes about the delays, businesses like farm yard darlings are trying to take advantage of new visitors coming through town. >> i like it when traffic comes near us and we get business from it. >> reporter: bart is replacing 5,000 feet of 50-year-old tracks and crews have already laid down 2500 feet of new rail. riders this weekend say they are still facing delays but it's a huge improvement compared to the previous shutdown which closed the lafayette bart station. >> it is massively inconvenient. but i would rather have them single track than bus bridge. >> reporter: joan gardner has faced delays of the 30 minutes but feels it is a small price to pay to make sure bart can be on track to

i went to the whitney plantation in new orleans.ation in virginia to get some sense of how folks would have lived. what's happening at a lot of those plantations, not all of them, is they are beginning to reincorporate enslavement and congress the fact all of those resources and those riches derived from the fact from people there who were property. in many ways, the reason why i asked you that question, is that gets back to the whole thing i was talking about with myth. once you acknowledge that the war was about slavery, slavery was a big deal, that plantation looks really, really different. and the people feel coined of different about the architecture. and they have to talk about the architecture differently. in fact they might wonder if they even want to talk to about the artarchitecture at all. >> stephen: when i went to monticello the last time, i heard something that wasn't expressed this way, they were only referring to the enslaved people, not the slaves. it was a different change of attitude or tone toward these people. s

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she has comedian whitney cummings. if you're not home you can also set your dvr. >>> talk about a bear of a good time in wine country. look at that big fellow. this is a new video in this morning. this guy creeping around the mendocino county winery. the footage w captured nearly a month ago but just posted to facebook this week. the bear was munching on the grapes. it plans to harvest them in the next few weeks so hopefully there are still some left. >> he looks so harmless and cuddly. >>> the top stories we're following on this thursday morning. >> including this morning a peninsula school district taking drastic measures to fight vaping at schools. in a live report up next the technology the district is now using. b.a.r.t. could pick a new gate design. coming up, the option b.a.r.t. officials are considering. >>> testifying on the whistle-blower case. you can see this live picture inside the chambers. folks are already gathered. they're ready to hear what he or she has to say if, indeed, the whistle-blower speaks. w

someone will have to shake the democrats and say you're helping donald trump and you've taken whitney houston of your pry mother opponents to him and disgracing yourself. >> right to that point, this was today, okay. everyone will recognize them, this is one of obama's top, top, top aides, david alexrod saying this. >> you could end up, in fact, invigorating the president's chances. you could end up losing american democrats in the highways if people react poorly to this and you could end up with a president re-elected. it's quite possible we will remember this day as the moment when president trump secured his re-election because it is that politically dicey. >> congressman scalise, a couple people around the edge seat danger for democrats. the country doesn't want impeachment. it could change but right now not looking good. >> this was a bad day for nancy pelosi. she has known from the beginning that impeachment is devastating to her heard but can't help herself. there is nothing to impeach the president on but yet the member pof congress who filed articles of impeachment himself to

of the artist who painted a painting of like a dead black person and put it in the, he put in the whitneyseum. and there were protests over that because people were saying this is really affecting to have a white artist representing this in such a voyeuristic way. and the museum insisted on keeping it up because free-speech, even though again, it's a museum, a zone of free-speech, obviously not literally, it has people who are curating what goes on there every moment so i think the same debate continues but i didn't know about that activism and i think that's awesome. >> more questions. >> if there are no more questions, please join me in thanking mister moscowitz. get the book, have it signed and please thank our author. >> and george will be signing his book up there. [applause] >>. [inaudible] >> tonight at nine eastern on "after words", in his latest book sentinel incorporated journalist ben westhoff reports on how labs in china manufacture the drug. he's interviewed by democratic congresswoman and custer, founding cochair of the bipartisan opioid task force. >> in all if you're assig

question tonight of course is what happens next ad when he while joins us now live from washington dc whitney from a. >>a practical standpoint i think everybody wants to see the contents of this whistleblower complaint what exactly it says if it's more than just this phone call with the president of ukraine but what happens tomorrow in this week as we move forward here. >>so tomorrow will be a big day this is what the house will vote on a resolution that will disapprove of that phone call between president trump and the president ukraine it just so happens that the president also has a meeting with the president of ukraine and he will also hold a press conference in new york. so expect a big moment there as a reporter i just mentioned the white house plans to release a transcript of that phone call. tomorrow we also expect that the white house is going to bring a whistleblower complaint to congress we expect that that will happen sometime this week could be as early as tomorrow, we just don't have the timeline for that yet what's going to happen next. it's a little bit difficult to say. with

i do want to thank grand valley state university, grace whitney, scott st. louis, the staff, the leaders of our midwestern history association. ted france, sarah, john, and many others, who make this organization what it's become in five short years. i state that with deep hope and optimism that that trajectory will continue to move upwards in the coming years. in a very quick and dirty way for which i will apologize only this once, i want to talk to you about the ku klux klan, convince you the klan story is relevant and important, convince you to incorporate the story or part of the story into the history that you do, whatever form of history you do. it's an old, old story, and yet i want to assert that it's a new story. a story that connects to the center of our nation's history. this is not a story for the margin, for the side bar. this is a story that goes in the center of our textbook. our minds and hearts. as we think about the question, who is an american? a story that paraded proudly down pennsylvania avenue. it's a story that spans a century of time

men and women are not unequal, they are just different, and if you take the late whitney houston's vocaltists. but we think of people who are non— binary as that tiny minority, but maybe that is like homosexuality, in the fullness of time, it is up to us to... but it is always the conservative majority who feel they have to accommodate. this has nothing to do with gender politics and whether it is right or wrong, i politics and whether it is right or wrong, lam politics and whether it is right or wrong, i am saying politics and whether it is right or wrong, lam saying in politics and whether it is right or wrong, i am saying in terms of music different things. why can't we celebrate the differences rather than making it a war zone. should we had to the mail on sunday next. the story you have spotted about police patrols and motorways. this i suppose you should, what is a smart way to a —— smart motorway? suppose you should, what is a smart way to a -- smart motorway? they react to the amount of congestion on the road and have variable traffic limits, what they do is predict how much cong

state of texas hospitals were evacuated in the town of whitney and in houston thousands of people because of by flood waters were rescued by boats. and in the deserts of the u.s. state of nevada to go to the xacto opposite police are preparing for what they call that of mass civil disobedience thousands of alien enthusiastic banded together on social media planning to trespass on to a secret u.s. military base highly joe castro reports from rachel nevada. it all started as a joke university student matty roberts had been bored at work so to entertain himself he turned on his computer in created a meme about a pretend event he imagined on the spot the title of the event is star mary $51.00 that can't stop all of us area $51.00 is a top secret u.s. military base in the nevada desert it's where the cia developed spy planes at the height of the cold war and where classified military testing continues today but some believe this is also where the u.s. government studies aliens you can imagine that if indeed there is an alien race with the technology to be able to arrive here on our planet thei

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now, whitney houston's version is the one that crossed over was the big pop success, still raises thet taking anything away from whitney houston but now dolly's version is the one that matters because we know the story behind it. this isn't just a list of kind of k-tel, time-life buy this stuff, this is the stories of the people who made this music, the tension between commerce and creativity or the union between commerce and creativity, all the different stuff ask welcome back and country music is never one thing. it's always been from the beginning many things. jedediah: ken, i love that you did this, just hearing the story behind all these lyrics that have -- there's something about country music lyrics that's just different. >> first of all, you can hear them, but just think about the emotion in it. johnny cash has this saying "at my door the leaves are falling, a cold, wild wind will come. sweethearts walk by together, and i still miss someone." you know, or the last line of " "i'm so lonesome i could cry" the last verse is "the silence of a falling star lights up a purple sky an