bar in 1878 -- >> host: the alabama bar? >> guest: the alabama bar, not the first colored lawyer in the state, and he did serve in reconstruction, during reconstruction, for two terms in the alabama legislature. >> host: as a radical republican? >> guest: my father always made sure it was known he was a radical republican. by the time he was elected, reconstruction was already closing down, by my great grandfather, the gentleman in the picture, the next 40 years never stopped giving up on this idea that people of color have a national republican politics attended for the republican national con vengeses and -- conventions and raise a family, and my father grew up hearing about him and was determined to, as a matter of family honor before the rightful place in politics and in alabama. that's what my father was all both. >> host: why did you write about your family? what made you take it this far? >> guest: well, i got tired of hearing my father say he was going to write it book. i said if you're not going to write the book --

en alabama se podría exigir los documentos de todas las personsa en un vehículo, vemos los problemas e indocumentados en la frontera, más de esto, en su noticiero local. >> como cada época en esta temporada les extendemos la invitacion de "celebrando a mamá" para nominar a esa dama, envíenos una carta explicandonos que la hace tan única con una fotografía. si usted lo prefiere nos puede enviar la carta por correo a la dirección en pantalla. >> en una casa de stockton hay un fenónemo no muy común, miles de abejas tienen a su familia alejada de la puerta principal y otro enjambre fuera de la casa, los apicultores llegarán a recoger las abejas, son los polinizadores más importantes. llegamos al final gracias, más información mañana a las 6. ♪. >>> hoy es jueves 19 de abril del 2012 estos son los titulares, se conocen nombres, apellidos y foto de los protagonistas del escándalo sexual del servicio secreto en la cumbre de las américas. >>> al ley anti-inmigrante de alabama cambió esta noche, maría antonieta collins está con nosotros. >>> comprar marihuana sintética es muy fácil y se la ve

that's bo mcmahon, he lives in a camp out in the woods in alabama. he came in contact with a cottonmouth. >> i saw it swimming down the creek, i hit it with the machete, killed it. picked it up. he picked the head up. >> that's one of his camp mates who killed the cottonmouth, so bo is like, huh, let me put my hand in there. >> probably something like this. hey, watch this. >> the nerves, i guess, it bit down on his finger. >> i didn't know the thing would still bite with the head cut off. it bit me. >> maybe wait a day. you know, his friend just cut the head off of the snake and you immediately put your finger in the snake's smooth? give it a little time to -- >> stop wiggling? >> yeah. >> i fell down a few times. you seen that. i couldn't help it. >> a cottonmouth is a venomous snake. he's not getting bitten by a garden-variety black snake. he has a cottonmouth bite. >> they said the bite was not that serious. he still had to go to the hospital. listen to what bo had to say if asked if he would do that again. >> would you do that again? >> what's t

>> todos somos arizona, somos l alaba alabama, georgia, carolina del sur >> esta ley antiinmigranteciÓn, llegaron hacer sentir la voz cuando la cÁmara baja llevÓ a votacion la hb 658 ratificando prevision >> son contratos que no se pueden con el estado la licencia de conducir, la licencia de ne@@noticiero univisionunivisio@ carros >> llenando escaÑos por el pÚblico los hispanos siguieron de cerca el discurso del pleno ya que las modificaciones tienen inciso que modificarÁn lo propopopopuesto >> si te paran y vas manejando y no tienes licencia aunque tienes licencia si sospechas que la gente va contigo no tienen documentos no mÁs por el color, ellos tienen derecho a pedir los documentos a todos >> (en inglÉs) >> pero lo que sucedÍa entre la mayorÍa de representantes republicanos en la sala de debates, encendiÓ los Ánimos entre los asistentes >> estaban en la internet, estaban en facebook, en cartas y no se dan cuenta que ellos estÁ@ >> fue entonces que la bancada de 39 demÓcratas se unio con discursos encendidos para contrarrestar 66 republicanos de la cÁmara baja >> el liderazgo del

in the city a out more alabama. is the county that my family plantation was so we stand here before you as a descendant of slaves from the escambia county alabama. >> slavery reconstruction, jim crow, the civil rights movement, this is my family story struggling and fighting for humanity and freedom and context and the culture that was saturated with injustice and the humanization. what is so amazing about this narrative and this story is that not only does my family who not know where the plantation is in escambia county, we now own that and there are members of my family currently living on it as free people who have property rights to a, codify and protected by the triet now how many countries in the world is it possible to have a group of people who were once leaves on a piece of property a few generations later own the property they were living on so this makes this place absolutely amazing. yes of course we notice that progress in the country by having a black family in the oval office. there are not many coun

alabama, a study by the university of alabama, found that the alabama laws projected to shrink alabama's economy by at least $2.3 billion annually and cost the state $70,000 per year. sorry. 70,000 jobs per year. in terms of being unconstitutional, our founding fathers gave congress plane area power over immigration law. the supreme court has consistently interpreted the naturalization language in article i to mean that the establishment of the immigration laws and the manner of their execution are committed solely to the federal government. even though some on the other side want to limit the federal government's power and increase the power of the states, immigration is not, and never has been, an area where states are able to exercise independent authority. this makes sense, both legally as a matter of constitutional interpretation, and practically as a matter of sound, public policy. immigration involves international commerce and sensitive foreign relations, just as we would never allow 50 states to have their own inconsistent and independent trade laws, we shouldn't have 50 states

. >>> al ley anti-inmigrant de alabama cambió esta noch maría antonieta collins está con nosotros. >>ar marihuana sintética es muy fácil y se la venden a menos. >>> esto y más en el noticiero univisión edición nocturna, así comenzamos! ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisióedición nocturna con ilia calderón > hola, ¿qué tal amigos?, muy buenas noches, el escándalo de agentes del servicio secreto pica y se extienda, para esta noche conocemos la identidad de algunos de los involucrados, hy se supo los nombres de do de los agentes y una de mujeres que estuvo con ellos, vilma tarazona con la información. >>> se empiezan a develar los nombres y las caras del escándalo, este es el agente randy shandall, que fue obligado a renunciar, él fue uno de los más veteranos del grupo de 11 agentes que contrataron los servicios sexuales de al menos 20 mujeres esa noche, es casado y tiene un hijo, el washington post dice que él había publicado estas fotos en su página de facebook, dice que comentó en facebook, q aquí la está chequeando, el otro agente es greg stock, supervisor de la división canina del s

. >>> pasando a otras informaciones, la controversial ley antinmigrante de alabama, ha causado u fuertecampaña de presión por parte de elos defensores de los inmigrantes, hoy se realizaron modificaciones después de una reunión. >>> ilia muy buenas noches, termina una jornada que ha sido intensa para la suerte de más de 200 mil hispanos que viven sin documentos en alabama, porque la cámara baja ha aprobado con 64 votoa favor, 34 en contra y 7 abstenciones, el proyecto hb658 que vne a modificar en ciertas paes la hb56. >>> la victoria es que al menos

al regresar autoridades de salud lanzan una alerta por numerosos casos de sarampiÓn >> hoy dÍa en alabamae septiembre del aÑo pasado la hb 56 ha sido considerada la antiinmigrante mÁs severa en el paÍs, las protestass en alabama no se han hecho esperar. >> hoy dÍa se debatiÓ en la cÁmara de representantes una propuesta para reemplazarla la hb 56 erradica las clausuras mÁs severas escucharon argumentos a favor y en contra de la medida. pero segÚn explica el abogado que hizo parte del equipo legal que representÓ a diferentes grupos en contra de la ley de alabama no es una viktd rctoria los inmigrantes. >> la hb56 tiene que e ser eliminada no van a solucionar los problemas causados. >> e liminatorlimina rÍa la par borra clausura que obligaba a las escuelas a convertirse en agentes migratorio. pero no lo prohÍbe, la hb 56 de alabama como la ley de arizona permitÍa que la policÍa indagara de aquellos sospechan que no tenÍan documentos, bajo la nueva propuesta solamente podrÁ preguntar el estatus legal si los detuvo por infracciÓn de trÁnsito y una vez detenido tendrÍa derecho a indagar el esta

states and of the state of alabama.ame sort of requirements we're expected to follow if we're doing business in germany or korea or somewhere else as americans. the system works. people that want to be here legally are welcome to be here. question really are we going to enforce the laws of the land? that is my job as attorney general to make sure the laws are enforced. that's what the country's based on, the rule of law. martha: well that immigration law in alabama has gotten a lot of attention. now they're talking about it at the u.n. interesting situation. mr. luther strange, always good to have you with us, sir. thank you very much. >> thank you. bill: there are some high-profile supporters saying this about president obama's re-election bid. have you heard? >> in the second term, it's on. bill: what do they mean? we'll find out. martha: and take a look at this. what made this truck, this unbelievable, go over the edge? i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times

>> that would include alabama. >> well, that's a problem for me. and maybe i'll file some written questions to make sure we're clear about where that's heading. i'm uneasy about it. it seems to me that the state was targeted because their law was not popular with the department, with the president. whe whereas you've not taken, to date, any firm action against cook county, which clearly endangers, i think, the people of cook county and the country. but with regard to the visa exit program, this is a plan that was designed and required by law in 1996. i observed it and seen it since i have been in the senate. difficulties that have occurred. we have the visa waiver plan up and working. the entry program up and working. i do not believe it's that difficult to implement an exit program. i said that when the bush administration was in offense and i'll say it again. i think reports from the government accountability office, gao, validate that. and i hope that we can make some progress on it. first, you indicated earlier that you have a biographic plan t

can you tell us where you stand on that and when can alabama expect that they would be able to have their secured fundings? >> well, as i shared with senator kyl, i believe the cook county ordinance is unwise, overbroad. we are evaluating all options there. we've been trying to work with the county to see if there is a resolution. with respect to alabama given the litigation and what was enjoined and not enjoyed, what we did was simply to stop the expansion of secured communities to the final -- i think we've covered 75% of the foreign born population, so it is the final quarter but our plan senator was to complete implementation of secure communities nationwide bite end of 2013. >> that would include alabama? >> that would include alabama. >> well that's a problem for me and maybe i'll file some written questions to make sure we're clear about where that is heading. i'm uneasy about it. it seems to me the state was targeted because their law was not popular with the department, with the president. whereas not taking to date any firm action against cook county which clearly endangers i th

guy in alabama. yes, it has actually impacted a white person. >> in alabama? >> in alabama. >> jose is right, a mercedes executive, a german national, was stopped and asked for his passport and papers. he didn't have them and spent a night in the county jail. >> this is in an election year. >> these laws have been going on for years. the states have been -- and many states are considering laws because they say the federal government hasn't done their job. going to the supreme court, the supreme court will weigh in on this. >> i'm glad you brought politics up. this will continue to heat up through the general election. romney said at a debate in february that he thought arizona was a model for immigration. i'm wondering what your opinion is for someone like governor romney, who had to veer so far to the right in the primary months and now is having to come to the middle. is it possible for him to start appealing to these minority groups? does he just need to kind of accept the dream act that rubio is

veamos. >> hombres y mujeres grandes y chicos llegaron al capitolio de alabama. >> todos somos alabaman a todos. >> la presencia fue más de una manifestación, hicieron sentir su voz cuando se votó por la gemela de la ley anterior. >> son 3 contratos que no se pueden hacer con el estado, la licencia de conducir, la placa de negocios y la placa de carretera. >> la policía si te para que vas manejando y no tienes licencia, y aunque no tengas licencia, si creen que la gente no tienen documentos, ellos tienen derecho a pedir los documentos. >> lo que sucede en la mayoría de los de la sala de debates encendió los ánimos. >> estaban en internet, en facebook, y juegan encontra del futuro. >> la bancada de 39 demócratas se fue para contrarrestar a los republicanos en la cámara baja. >> los republicanos esperaron mucho tiempo para mostrar la propuesta, y ahora lo quieren aprobar rñapido, queremos ver cuales son las intenciones. >> independientemente de los resutlados de hoy, se dice que nos se ha escrito todo porque quedan 2 procesos pendientes. maría antonieta collins, univisión. ♪ >> recientes

a memorial ceremony will take place later this evening at the university of alabama. the students came forward, and the crimson tide athletes there at the university of alabama. >> exactly. you know what? this tornado outbreak was ranked like one of the highest in the u.s. so it was a really bad outbreak. and also it has made the national weather service want to do severe preparedness week and that's what we're dealing with this whole week. also we had some tornadoes this time tomorrow in maryland as well. so, yes, it definitely was a devastating time. now, we do have some wind gusts out there this morning. we're dealing with windy conditions up to about 30 miles per hour in sparrow's point. joppa coming in at 27 mile per hour gusts now. we will see those gusts throughout the day. temperatures are a little on the cool side in tal sawp at 44 degrees, ellicott city at 45 degrees right now and millersville at 48. with those gusts we are feeling a little bit chillier out there. look how beautiful it is in mount airy. yes, we do see a few clouds, but we're also seeing plen

frontera rumbo a mÉxico, hasta el agua le niegan a inincumentados afectados por la ley h b 56 de alabamamÁtico caso, y los actores pantalla para vivir u fuga como la que comentab con la premiada pelÍcula, vamos con la informaÓn. ♪. ♪. este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix de vedu, y lourdes ramos. >>> buenas tardes, y gracias por acompaÑarnos, bienvenidos a "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana, violento enfrentamiento de estudiantes y policÍas, incendiaron vehÍculos y bloquearon avenidas, mÁs de 22 detenidos pauna gÓmez. >>> estudiantes protestaron en michoacÁn contra el gobierno del estado, incendiaron tres vehÍculos y retuvieron automÓviles oficiales, bloquearon avenidas, y provocÓ un enfrentamiento, fuerzas de operaciones y policÍas federales ingresaron a tres albergues estudiantiles para tomar las vehÍculos, los recibieron a pedradas, dispararon bombas de gas lacrimÓgeno y bombas de agua. >>> los manifestantes pedÍan transporte para viajaror el paÍs, para la licenciatura, 14 policÍas con quemaduras leves, 7 joveles lesionados cientos detenidos. >>> con gases lacrimÓg

in alabama, i met 20-year-old marta, a young woman raised in the u.s. one late afternoon driving, she was pulled over, arrested for driving without a license, and jailed so her status could be checked. because her u.s. citizen husband was not present, their alabama born 2-year-old son was taken from the back seat of her car and turned over to the state welfare agency. south carolina i met gabino, who has been in the u.s. nearly 13 years, married, father of two south carolina-born kids who works hard, owns his own home. he was stopped because he was pulling into his mobile home community, one of three other hispanic residents stopped that evening. he was arrested driving without a license and then placed and deportation proceedings. we can all guess why the police chose to stop them. profiling hispanics and immigrants is the efficient way to get someone deported but you can't tell if someone is undocumented by the way they look or dress or where they live. in chicago, a puerto rican constituent of mine detained for five days under suspicion of being undo

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that was just 62 in the state of alabama. in that outbreak, it was the largest outbreak we've ever seen in the u.s., over 350. such a huge event and this mark the one-year time frame. they've got a lot of work. you can see behind me, this was all debris. this was a neighborhood that had been completely destroyed and it was full of debris and rubble. anyway is all gone of the you can see even grass has grown over it. they've had to rezone this, it's in a flood plain. they're turning turning this ina commercial use area. a loft pride here in alabama over the work they've done in the last year. yesterday we had a chance to talk to the governor, governor bentley, who was at a golf ehave not raising additional funds they need across alabama area. take a listen to what he had to say. >> they did such a wonderful job. they care about each other. they loved each other. they looked after each other. not just from alabama, people from other states came in. everyone did their job. that's what made it easier for me. that's what made thin

no word on whether alabama has a policy of if you break it, you bought it. stick around, and tom tasselmyer with the priceless seven-day forecast, right after this. ♪ [ male announcer ] at southwest airlines, we're always looking for new ways to make you happy. and we know what really makes you happy are new places to fly. now you can fly southwest airlines' new nonstop service from bwi airport to atlanta. book all of our destinations only at southwest.com. ♪ eighth we may have a chance to get that much-needed rain. -- >> we may have a chance to get that much-needed rain. while conditions thursday and friday and then the rain chances go up on the weekend, especially saturday night and sunday. the potential for some decent rain and the temperature is maybe a little above normal for the weekend. >> that is all for 11 news tonight. thank you for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] ro the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which hel

mitt romney won two or three counties in alabama. so i mean, this idea that they're passionate about mitt romney, that section of voters, is just not. there's a lot of resignation at this point. rick santorum could lose pennsylvania to mitt romney because of timing. it is coming so late in the process, people got to the point they're just overwhelmed by mitt romney and they believe he is going to win anyway. >> i am from pennsylvania originally. i know that cargill quote well. he said it several years ago. pennsylvania has changed. we have seen changes in wilkes-barre and philadelphia area. i don't consider the middle of the state like kentucky or alabama like you said, i think it is like north carolina in a lot of ways. i think parts of the state have become more focused on business. i think out of the entire republican field from the start, i think that pennsylvanians, independents, preferred mitt romney over rick santorum. i think rudy giuliani when he was running four years ago made inroads there, he would have been the candidate

alabama caught the brunt of it. my home state. got see many so of the damage firsthand, what is interesting it's similar to katrina in some ways that if you have been in new orleans, i know you have, you have a demarcation point in life, things before and after katrina. in alabama it's the same thing. you have a before and after the tornado. and yes they are still recovering. >> i believe i'm in the company of thousands countless other people. who believe their life has been changed. we can honor the memory of those lost and honor those who served by never for getting what we learned one year ago today and always recognizing the gift of each day. >> everything was going all around. i think i was in the eye of the storm. >> almost like post traumatic stress syndrome when people have almost died, and so many stories that i hear, miraculous stories where people were -- they were in a closet, that was the only thing saved was the closet. that is only god can take care of people like that. >> after it was over, just seeing people walki

de seguro social bueno >>se quedo sin trabajo >> por lo menos 50 mil indocumentados han huido de alabamaectada, los padres deben viajar lejos para buscar la comida para los sus. >>gabriel no tuvo opcion, marcho dejando desolados a los suyos >>yo pensé que nada malo iba a pasar, po sí >>para gianini y su hermano genesis lanoticia acabo con su sueño >>durante un año gabreil y su familia se preparab para el sábado gloria de este año para cuando yanine tomara los sacrentos >>mi hijo mayor quería cancelar el bautismo, para esperarlo a que regresara. >>hoy margarita y sus hijos están aprendiendo a vivir por su cuenta >>le hace falta a mustafa, el padrastro lo llevaba a todas partes. y para los mayores vienen fechas importantes. >>en esta casa atlánta angela enfrenta un juicio de deportación sin trabo. >>ellos se fueron a pensylvania para obtener dinero >>todos con algo en común, familias divididas en espera de tiempos mejores >>vamos a una pausa, en breve veremos por qué la fiscalia exigio que se le aumente la fianza a george zierma >enterprise hizo hoy su último vuelo. ♪. ♪. >>> la policÍa de

flies right out the window during a legislative session in montgomery, alabama, in 2007. day ends with a bang. or more literally a punch. >> oh! >> uh-oh. there it is. that was quite a punch. that was a roundhouse punch it looked like. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> journalist rhonda colvin covers the state senate for alabama public television and was there that day. >> it was the last day of the session, so usually they stay until about midnight, getting a lot of last-minute legislation through. it was very mundane, actually. >> but mundane quickly turns to exciting when senators from both sides of the floor start spatting. >> and you can see between mr. barren and mr. bishop there was a heated exchange. >> republican senator charles bishop and democratic senator lowell barren, both notoriously outspoken, begin to argue heatedly. >> you definitely see when you watch the tape that there are some words being exchanged and you're not quite sure what they're saying, but you knew that there was an argument at least. we didn't know, you know, what the outcome would be, but we

and spencer baucus from alabama. we also saw steve caves, the founder of aol and also on the president's job council, so the president is hoping as he mentioned this bill will be a game changer in helping open the pool of potential investors so that the smaller businesses, somewhere he pre newers and medium-sized businesses can help gain capital and become public and be successful thus creating jobs and the critics are coming forward and saying hang on a second, this could potentially with government oversight and there you go, the president signing the act into law. coming up next, investigators now getting a look at the scene of a massacre in afghanistan and if there is no evidence, what happens to the american soldier accused of killing the civilians? c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy.

miners has died in a mine including last friday night at the shoal creek mine in my home state of alabama. none of the inspections occurred on a saturday. and the internal review also found and i quote inspectors were contractually required to begin their workweek no later than tuesday, which quote limited the opportunities for inspecting on fridays and saturdays. so if i understand this correctly, does that mean that there were no inspections on sundays and is this issue of having infrequent friday and weekend inspections widespread? >> i think to answer the question, was there any on sundays? you may be correct. there may not have been. i'll tell you what we've done. we've made a lot of changes since the upper big branch tragedy. we're going to do a better job at the problem mines. if you look at the impact inspections a lot of those are done on offshifts when they're least expecting them to show up. so that's a packet that we're using more ready now. the agencies have had to shift their personnel to address that, but they are. you're right about the past five weekends. you start wonder

. >> artur, as a congressman in alabama, you have been able to see many of the commonalities in the divisions that typified american politics, and your work here at the iop is sort of a blow-by-blow of what it takes to run for president. what did you learn from your terms in congress about the issues of race and how they play into politics, and do any of those lessons apply to the current presidential race? >> let me put it in the context of the conversation the first three analysts have talked about "put in the box." i was in congress for eight years, and it was a pretty good eight years for african american members of congress. at one point, i think there were

to significant progress in georgia, in atlanta, in houston and in alabama show us the pathways forward on how these states and school districts are beating the odds. i want to thank the leadership council members of the civic marshall plan to build a grad nation. all the organizations listed here for their extraordinary work over the last year working in partnership. this is their civic marshall plan. it was developed in partnership with them. to get a better sense of how organizations are putting a stake in the ground aligning with the civic marshall plan and achieving real results, we're now going to hear a few of the boldest and most promising what we call big institutional plays this year which are also featured in the report. our first big institutional alignment with the civic marshall plan is the corporation for public broadcasting's american graduate initiative presented by pat harrison, their dynamic president and ceo. i can tell you, i think it's one of the most exciting developments we've had in the last year. grad nation has seen the power of media to raise awareness and sp

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and this particular flag, this was an arkansas flag, but it was sent to alabama. so since 1905, it stayed in the archives at alabama archives and history museum. the curator contacted me and said i think we have finally i.d.ed through scholarly research this flag and it belongs in arkansas. and so they went before their board, showed all the work they had done, the scholarly research, and very generously they decided to donate the flag to us. so in october of 2001, i went and picked up this flag and brought it back to arkansas. this is the third confederate. we immediately -- it had never been conserved so we immediately began raising money to have the flag conserved. on aftveragaverage, a flag of t is probably going to cost around there a $12,000 to conserve, and in this economy in museums in particular, that is just a very difficult amount of money to raise, but people were very generous and we raised enough money to have this conserved and so this will be one of the centerpieces for our upcoming exhibit. >> you mentioned the third confederate. a little bit of b