john: kate mansfield and the team of marine scientists she leads at the university of central floridaorking to change that. the breakthrough came after the attach specially-sized geolocated devices to 114 wild sea turtle shells in the waters off the gulf coast. tellite tag for, you know, larger animals, and this is bigger than some baby hatchlings. so, we needed something that was smaller. re'one. and here's the other. they're ideal candidates for something that can recharge over time and allow us to figure out their locations without hurting them. john: for more than a decade, they tracked young sea turtles whereabouts to better understand their migration patterns. the data mansfield's team collected revealed that in just a few months, the turtles traveled more than 1000 miles, swimming between relatively shallow waters closer to shore and the deep open ocean, a much wider area than scientists had previously thought. kate: we ended up realizing that these are animals that are actively swimming some of the time, and that means that they may not be passively drifting and entrained with

mansfield. mansfield.mansfield but more so native born and raised in san francisco and parents migrated from texas it really listening to their story really upset me . i thank you ms.. brackett for their for your assistance but i would like to put on record a direct request for o c i to have to be put on my kids board so that they can pay attention to what's going on. our we shouldn't have to go through that. we've already gone through it. we shouldn't have to go through it all over again. we need more oversight and we need someone to sit on the board with them to make sure when they do work with families that if there is some sort of injustice or whatever you guys can step in much earlier. >> and i also want to say that i just want to thank the for dr. scott that hunnicutt i appreciate all the efforts and work that you do but i need you to know that we're more than renters. we're more than consumers. >> we're also a vital part of this community. we're not your stain. thank you. thank you, ms.. mansfield.

you have mike mansfield, who's the senate majority leader, who's quieted, really like to talk to the media, the most he usually says is yup or nope. but behind the scenes, he too, even though he's often overshadowed by lyndon johnson as majority leader, is also thinking hard about the rules. and how to get the different bills moving so that the southern democrats can't rely on their usual tricks that were often effective at obstructing measures such. civil rights. you have wilbur mills, who was the chairman of the house ways and means committee, enormously popular and no matter what johnson does in 64 to get medicare through congress. mills stands in his way a very formidable roadblock because that committee has jurisdiction over security, which is what medicare will be part of. so these figures and everett dirksen, of course, the senate minority leader from illinois, a republican, will be very important once the civil rights bill reaches the senate and trying to break the southern debate will depend in large part on swain, a republican, dirksen. so all these figures i believe, are n

howard, mansfield, ohio, democrats line. howard, you are on c-span. what did you think of the president's speech tonight? caller: i did not believe in a lot of the stuff like the numbers on the fraud and stuff that they said they found. because they put up the list and then they got to take the -- of it all. i think elon musk should not be in there because it's a conflict of interest. he's got contracts with the government and you know he's going to be helping himself. the immigrants, i agree on deporting the criminals. but the ones that are working and trying to provide for their families, they are trying to leave their country because it's not good. i don't think we should be deporting them. we should be helping them become citizens because they are the one that work on the farms and stuff. i used to drive trucks and i watched them work on the farms. they are not here to freaking freeload like they said. in springfield, ohio when he said they was eating the dogs and cats, that was all a lie. you know, it's crazy the lies they feed. be truthful with