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my guest tonight is an award-winning author, sociologist, unc professor, and cultural critic who's alson columnist. please welcome tressie mcmillan cottom! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> hey. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> desi: tressie, i was hoping to have a different conversation with you today. >> as was i, as was i. >> desi: you wrote a piece in the times just today and you said it is time for us to accept that american politics is identity politics. tell us what you meant by that. >> i meant we have spent a lot of time and by week, i mean myself, people in the media, academics, researchers and politicians certainly have spent a lot of time saying identity politics is dangerous or at least its murky. this is why we said occupy was a distraction for the democrats, black lives matter was a distraction for the democrats. the feminist movement is a distraction for the democrats because they won't focus on real issues that matter to real americans. the problem with that is you assume the only people with an identity are women and people of color. as donald trump has proven, what he h

i got active in the civil rights movement at unc, and when i was with president carter, we supported affirmative action. these kinds of transformative events when you are young sometimes carry over to your career and they certainly did for me. >> stewart eizenstat with his book "the art of -- "the art of diplomacy" on sunday's " q&a." >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress, from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front-row seat to have issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> next, british prime minister keir starmer congratulating president-elect trump

we do understand the unc cause position regarding this conflict with the associates position with the nato itself. has always been a balancing act. and we've been observing this at least for many long years and at least within the current cycle. and we understand that uncle, this position with respect to the nato, will line supply weapons to uh, to ukraine, especially to use and attacks against russia within its own boy borders and territories. this concern on good of, for the most part, we understand uncles is position of course, to an extent is neutral, but it's always emphasizes the importance of turkey as a state, particularly bordering russia, which is why it's calls for some sort of leading and see with respect to turkey of russian relations, something that's the natal block, as well as nato allies, such as the united states, the united kingdom haven't quite vocal about protesting, in a sense, posing opposition to the target state was i'm going to suggest that it's position is one that is to ensure that the conflict of course comes to an end, but more so that clear heads paved t

. >>> top ranked kansas and ninth unc meeting for just the 13th time in history. tar heels came all the way back and actually led by three with under four to go. kansas big man hunter dickinson put them back up two with a little over a minute left. north carolina down three in the final, shot to tie it is no good at the buzzer. kansas survives winning 92-89 giving the coach his 590th win tied for the most in program history. 11th auburn jumped on a plane to head to the big game with further ranked houston. according to multiple reports the plane had to turn around and go back because the players were fighting each other. per espn the scuffle was over before it became a serious situation. flight personnel still decided to divert back to auburn. they did then take a replacement flight late friday night. not sure i have ever heard one before where players were fighting each other turning their trip then to a travel nightmare. we'll see how they end up playing today in houston. >> good luck. that is really embarrassing. i know the coaches don't like that. thank you. w

college hoops, top ranked kansas and 9th ranked unc.0 point first half lead but tar heels came back and led by three with under four to go. kansas big man hunter dickinson coming through with the big time bucket there. a little over a minute left, north carolina down three in the final seconds and their shot to tie it at the buzzer is no good. kansas survives winning 98-89. >>> 11th auburn jumped on a plane to head to the big game with fourth ranked houston today. according to multiple reports, the plane had to turn around and go back because the players were fighting each other. per espn, apparent scuffle was over before it became a serious situation but the personnel still decided to deft back to auburn. they did take a replacement flight late friday but i am not sure i have heard this before where the team was fighting each other and the plane had to turn around. we'll see how they do. today's game is a big one in houston. >> not ideal preparation to say the least. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> we'll leave you with this, a mothe

my unc e was in the first world r.y father was on carrier randolph in the pacific and hit twice by, because the. my heart goes out to anyone who has to serve in war. a couple other text messages, scott saying please remember coast guard veterans. one more from richard on facebook, veterans day is a day to stop for a momt and consider the sacricethe few made for the my. the first 18 years of my existence, thanks to dad and 30 years of service to the ameran people. justin says veterans day is for someone who wrote a blank check payable up to and including their life. memorial day is for those who paid that bill. this is lucy on facebook saying it is a day to think ouhow we could put an end to war because we have brave men and women that serve, suffer, die in unjust wars that didn'td to happen because leaders were invested in war rather than diplomacy. world war ii wouldn't fall under the category of unnecessary but every conflict has been unjust. your comments this morning as we come up to 8:00. at 11:00 a.m. eastern tod

cdc recommends that you do not drink from melt and that unc instead drink pasteurized, know ben morris sundays niners game is expected to be snowy. a state of emergency has already been declared a snow. some others parts of new york as we reported just a bit ago, including buffalo, where the niners are going plan the bills ahead of kickoff. crews are on the move. pretreating the pavement preparing for what comes next. >> i expect the game to be postponed or anything like that. the game will go move in concert with are going to bringing their teams to get in there and clean up the stadium. this is something they're used to. >> in the past, buffalo has asked their fans to help shovel the stadium after a heavy snow. as of right now, fans are being asked to stand by and register online in case their services are required. fans who do show up to help the bills also walk away with some bills. dollar bills those who show up to shovel will get $20 an hour with food. and hot beverages. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. stick with us for kron for news at 11. but first we've got niner insider kro

other specific vaccines at unc to take off the market. >> of negative take away anybody's vaccines i'veever been anti-vaccine. you will not take any vaccine on the market? >> if somebody and vaccines are working for somebody i'm not would you take them away, people have choice and that choice to be informed by the best information. >> rfk's preeminent litigator the understand the science that's what he's been doing for years and we had a probably got the vaccine emulation immunity the vaccine manufacturers got immunity in the late '80s and that's been taken to the extreme such when we had coronavirus in 2020 year the fda that wasn't going through full human trials and we see that with the monkeypox vaccine this is the right time and congress is talking about getting away without immunity from the reagan years this will gain and should be game changing for the manufacturers. maria: will slip in a short break, were just getting started a quick break and marketer pulling back, investors keep an eye on the fed as powell is saying he is in no rush to cut further, the october retail sales num

as a former architect of the rule with high-level unc is a report card and how do you think the commissiont do you see as the opportunities and challenges for success and for limitations >> thank you megan and thank you april for the invitation to be here. this is great and this is like at topic that we love to talk about and i'd love to talk about it. this rule is a big deal in the big game-changer. but before getting into some of the key components are that we should hope are preserved on rehearing and the challenges that we will have to work your here want to make sure everyone in this room and all of your competitors and partners in the world understand is how big of a lift this was for ferc a regulatory body. it went from advanced hundreds of pages with hundreds of questions of ferc trying to figure this out to a detail proposed rule to make a final rule in three years. that is that lightning speed and that only happened because of the ferc staff that worked on this. the project had the leadership and staff worked night and day to get this done so thank our staff praisehi them. if you

>> well, since my hair is all gray, i've officially entered my unc era. i'm proud of them.t is responsibility politics or shaming. and they're speaking from their heart and that's way more powerful than anything even barack obama could say or kamala harris could say. because they are real men speaking from their hearts. i feel very charged up and proud of them. >> symone this is something we rarely here. it is not anybody's fault. but he was able to sit down and it seemed like a private conversation, right, yet with such massive significance. what does something like this -- how much of an impact will something like this conversation have on the national discourse? >> i think it is a huge impact. i think that when we talk about the impact of the dobbs decision, the -- largely how democrats writ large nationally have talked about it since the dobbs decision has been the focus on just women and i feel like now we're talking more nationally about the gender gap and how men are part of this conversation. when you drive into communities, men have always been part of the conversa

unc charlotte, unc wilmington where they are telling students to stay in line.in georgia. all of those reasons why it that the democrats it's a very early night despite those numbers. >> norah: thank you. we will talk with georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. "cbs news america decides: election 2024" returns in just a moment. we now return to our interview with the insurance whistleblower. [ distorted ] i just think everyone should know there's an insurance company out there exposing other companies' rates so you can compare them and save. hmm. sounds like trouble. it's great, actually! it's called autoquote explorer from progressive. here, look! see, we show you our direct rates and their rates, even if we're not the lowest. so, whistleblower usually means you're exposing something bad. i thought it meant calling attention to something helpful. you know, like, toot toot, check it out! this thing's the best! no? [crowd cheering] sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely fomulated for rapid relief that lasts

if that energy that antonia hylton was outlining continues, i went to unc chapel hill, i can see all and volunteering too. >> the harris campaign didn't think they had a shot there. >> we'll see. jaime harrison was there for several days. we'll see what happens. >>> on our special coverage, we'll dig deeper into the stunning poll in iowa, what it could mean for the congressional races, and here's what voters on the ground there are saying. >> i felt it was really really important to make sure that we got out here and voted. >> i was a little bit surprised because i know iowa has been known for republican state, so it's kind of nice to see people are thinking twice, thinking more, not just kind of one sided, but more open minded of different view of it. policewoman policewoma . >>> by now you've heard a lot about that iowa poll that we keep talking about that's caught everybody by surprise. there's new data that could have significant implications for the battle for control of the house. it shows likely iowa voters are virtually tied in preference for a democrat or republican in the h

mark cuban is at unc charlotte. jennifer garner is in villanova.mpaign used in the 2008 election, where they actually deployed djs to go out to certain precincts around historically black colleges in ohio and in cities like miami, but the long lines have been reported in several places, in wisconsin, eight college campuses in wisconsin have one to two-hour lines as of midday. and the campaign is tracking what this means. it they're saying in some of these places, the turnout is already at 100% of what the 2020 numbers are. that means that they're cautiously optimistic. cautiously optimistic. >> michelle, you were there at howard university. it sounds like the party has already started. what's the plan, i think, people have been snake bitten by previous plans for election night activities. and of course, in 2020, it was covid. we're sort of in a new world this year, i think it's fair to say. what is your understanding of the plan for this evening's activities at howard? >> well, it's -- america has seen an african-american get this far in the proces