he is taught courses at florida atlantic university on the america 1900 to 1945 fdr and the new deal era. u.s. 1945 to the present and america in the 1960s. feinman is also the author of the highlights progress of the sum, the western republican senators and the new deal. he currently writes for a blog, www.theprogressiveprofessor.com. i welcome ronald feinman. [applause] i want to begin by thanking certain people and stephanie and the center for inviting me to speak on the buck and i want to thank c-span for agreeing to put it on book tv in a few weeks and also my son david and paul for always being there for me. we are definitely a very close family and i want to think one thank one of my colleagues and former student who took me for courses at both broward and florida atlantic university. as i always say he majored in feinman and my american in my american history. [laughter] he now teaches at college and helped me with the powerpoint and going to use because i'm not a technically savvy and also with the chart in my books. he's the head of the center for the presidency at florida

he has taught courses at florida atlantic university, on america 1900 to 1945, fdr and new deal era. u.s. 1945 to the present, and america in the 1960s. feinman is also the author of "tie right

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this is video from florida atlantic university, and researchers have tagged some of the sharks to find out why they are wintering in the palm beach area. >> and the gulf at the temperatures are iewnd 58 around 58, and tonight's upper 50's and then even warmer yet as we head into the afternoon on monday. and even if you thought it was a tad cool, it's going to be warmer. a lingering into early tuesday morning, in fact, best chance of showers is going to be monday night, early tuesday morning. rain chances about 60 to 70% and tuesday about 40% and so sandwiched in between, and then mild, pleasant and dry. temperatures a little bit on the warmer side, at least for next weekend. the low this morning, 47 and so it ends up a little bit below average but over all not too bad. a dewpoint of 52, and winds out of the east at 6 and it's 60 in winter haven, and 59 in sarasota and 58 in new port richey and 57 warmer right now by about 10 degrees for some of us and so a much warmer evening and a warmer start to the day, and even warmer yet as we head for tuesday morning. lows may not bottom out belo

courses at both broward and florida atlantic university. as i always say he majored in feinman and my american in my american history. [laughter] he now teaches at college and helped me with the powerpoint and going to use because i'm not a technically savvy and also with the chart in my books. he's the head of the center for the presidency at florida atlantic university for also having contributed a great deal and having reviewed the book and criticized it and help to make it better. the question is why i've been asked in fact i was asked on c-span q-and-a why did you pick this topic were what do people say to you, is it a little bit weird to be discussing and i said yes i guess it is but i find it fascinating and i think that it's a significant assassination certainly affected not only american history that world history and i give a few examples in my introduction about the fact that after all its face it, world war i began because of an assassination and of course we had the fall of the roman republic because of an assassination and we

he has taught courses at florida atlantic university, on america 1900 to 1945, fdr and new deal era. u.s. 1945 to the present, and america in the 1960s. feinman is also the author of "tie right progressivism: the western and can the new deal." he currently writes for a blog, www.progressiveprofessor.com. i welcome ron feinman. [applause] >> thank you very much. i really appreciate your introduction. i want to begin by thanking certain people. i want to thank stephanie and the center for inviting me to speak here on my book. i want to thank c-span for agreeing to indeed tape this event and put it on booktv in few weeks. i want to also thank my son, david feinman and paul feinman for always being there for me. we're definitely a very close family. i want to also thank one of my colleagues and former students, david glowberg, who took coreses at both broward college and florida atlantic university. he majored in feinman and mine norred in history. he took me eight times and now team e teaches also broward college and helped me with the power point i'm going to use because i'm not that t

professors at florida atlantic university say there are more than 150 sharks here alone. black tipped sharks migrate to warm waters this time of year for mating season. >> florida farmers don't have to worry about oriental fruit flies. the government has worked to eradicate these bugs to protect the agriculture industry. officials are monitoring more than 56,000 traps throughout >> meteorologist marina jurica will give us our forecast -- >> a 10% shot at sprinkle for the coastal counties. good news -- a milder night -- 540. upper 70s for monday and tuesday with the next cold front moving through which will bring widespread showers and maybe if you -- a few thunderstorms clearing by 10 am tuesday leaving is where we are supposed to be for this time of year. the average high 73. we will be there for the rest of the week. i hope you have a great rest of your day. darleen? >> thank you for watching. for more local news tune in tonight at 6. until then, make the united way needs a united hood -- push in tallahassee at stake healthcare for the uninsured and assistant to family

say phone records put him at the scene of the skriem at the u park apartments near florida atlantic university. detectives believe this all stems from a drug deal. >>> a new end of political robo calls, these are targeting the nationalities of two republicans candidates. we'll let you listen to a snippet of the call and we'l tell you what marco rubio is saying about that. >>> we're learning why the coast guard wasn't initially worried regarding the el faro cargo ship. >>> if you're an earl riser, get out there and enjoy the mid 60s. temperatures still may fall a rebound to a mild >>> turning now to decision 2016 on your thursday morning. a pro trump robo call urng voters not to vote for specific candidates is getting national attention. marco rubio's campaign says the call is outrageous, the pro trump message, not authorized by donald trump, is urging voters not to vote for a cuban. >> the white race is dying out in america and europe because we are afraid to be called racist. donald trump is not a racist, don't vote for a cuban. vote for donald trump. >> why, it was produced by the american n

. >>> here at home, florida atlantic university will hold voter registration at biscayne 4:00 p.m. if you can't make it until later in the day, the 8th street campus event will be from 2:30 until 7:00 p.m. the last day to register for the primary presidential election is february 16th. >>> a mother's emotional demand for justice. the officer who pulled the trigger was not charged. katherine daniels said she called 911 asking for help because her son, lavall hall had just left a mental hospital and was having an episode. she said she told the dispatcher of her son's mental issues right off the bat. a report shows when miami attacked an officer with a broom and lunged at him. that's when officer eddo trimino shot him. >> it's been a whole year, and the w he got off, it's not right. >> the state attorney's office ruled the shooting as justified. the family has since filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the city and t police department. >>> checking the time for you. 5:07. a lot more ahead. the primary push is on. c 6 is everywhere covering the candidates as thehecampaign in new

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students at florida atlantic university are tracking the sharks winter migration patterns. their professor says they are migrating farther north each year, meaning it takes longer for their trip back to the sunshine state. >> so, this indicates there northern migration is actually expanding. they' re moving farther and farther north, and it may be in reponse to global climate change. the water is getting warmer. adrian: experts say you should generally not be concerned about seeing sharks. they tend to scatter once you enter the water. but, beware. eric: you don' t want to be around sharks, because in murky water, they do not know the difference between you and things that they eat. outside right now, it is very there is a look at downtown orlando. 47, the current temperature under clear skies. went out of the west at about eight miles per hour. it feels like 43. a windchill is working in town. it will be the coolest night that we have seen in several weeks time. 37, dunnellon. 47, to very. 46, winter park. 45, stanford. 39, west volusia. deland and pearson, back to the oce

a professor from atlantic university shot that video. >> so interesting because there were hardly any sharks south from miami to pam beach. and then from palm beach it was loaded with shark. >> is he trying to sail. he is say fg you're a tourist, don'tt worry, stay down here and go swimming jiet profession or trying to figure out why the shark were thractd to thar particular area. >> todd: a fast moving storm is bringing heavy snow to the coast of maine. the snow came down fast and furious. thankfully no injuries were report. listen to thvment 18 inches >> todd: they will not get a break. >> neki: they were begging for snow and there it is. >> todd: meanwhile we're was canning in the glory that is. >> neki: south florida. >> todd: yes iecht yes, it's a blessing to live here. i love tsm don't want it to be in that cold. i'll get to the temperatures in the northeast but right now temperature back here at home are p dropping into the upper 50s. not as cool as yesterday morning but still cooll enough if you head out early today. might need a light sweart. 60 degrees in miami and low 60s d

florida atlantic university. birds eye view as we play the video. we'll show you all of the tiny black dots moving. those are thousands of sharks off of miami and palm beach. amazes video. fau researchers did not find many between miami and palm beach but thousands between palm beach and jupiter. that was posted on friday. they get very upclose. you can see as we scan through a couple of these. they tagged five of these. fitted them with transmitters. it's amazing to see how how close they were. they migrate north every february through march. and the transmitters will help them to track their journeys. they spend the winter in florida. then go to georgia and the carolinas has it warms up. kind of like some snow birds as well. and it might sound scary to have thousands so close together. they said that they're rare. as long as you are not the one. it's cool. >> john: so they're wintering here. jayme king, a great brace place to winter. >> jayme: good morning. enjoy the weather today because tonight the weather goes down hill with big boosts of rain

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professors at florida atlantic university say in this frame alone, are nearly 150 sharks. black tip sharks my great to warmer waters this time of the year for mating season. professors are trying to figure out why the sharks are attracted to that particular area >> time now, 5:45, a bit cooler. i can't believe we are seeing 30s. >> our northern counties are in the 30s. we have some 40s, but it will warm up as we get into the hour. satellite showing clerisies. taking a look at a big perspective, to our south. it stalled down south and with northerly flow during the day, we'll stay cool in the upper 60s, later this afternoon and this evening, we'll start to pick up on an onshore flow, increasing our clouds and giving us a chance for isolated showers. temperatures are chilly, 36 in ocala. 39 in deland. 43 in the villages and clermont. 49 in titusville and 41 in palm coast and daytona beach. our wind speed, not too bad, out of the north, 5-10. we could be up to 15 along the coast, but not as breezy as yesterday. it feels a little cooler upper 30s to low 40s all across the area

a profession or from atlantic university shot this joyed. >> so interesting baw there were hardly any shark south of miami up to boynton beach and then palm beach was loaded. sharks. >> neki: the professor is trying to figure out out why the sharks were tracked to that area and while try to figure out that i'm glad they rup north. >> todd: yes, stay north of there. valentine's weekend. that the art festival and boat o show. >> neki: nicole henry is having a free concert on south beach today. >> todd: a lot of stuff going on and a lot outdoors thcht is the preeminent weekend for south florida. great stuff. >> neki: and it's freezing every where else so we can show off. >> todd: that rye. so do your stuff. >> jennifer: tord and dmik, it's nice out there. anything that is going to be done outdoors will be done under sunny skies. a couple clouds mixing in but i first have to show you the views out there. so here's a mt.. sinai medical center tower cam. live view. if you're look towards the werks you can see clear sky out there. ju absolutely gorgeous. and then for areas around broward cou

students at florida atlantic university are tracking the sharks' winter migration patterns. the professor says they are , migrating further north each year, so it takes longer for them to return south. jason: if you' re just waking up with us, we have breaking news michelle: cruise ship passengers were caught in a damaging storm, alex villareal is live, waiting for them to dock. alex: i am live at port canaveral, waiting for the cruise ship. coming up, i will show you photos and videos from passengers on board. amy: it is a cold start and central florida. we have some freezing temperatures north and west. i will tell you how much we will warm up later today, and win more cold air is on the you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... >> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: breaking news on sunrise. a crew ship caught in a storm surge. the tense moments as powerful waves and wind rocked the boat. jason: we have new pictures and video overnight from pa

but this year the sharks didn't show up for their florida migration on time.florida atlantic university biologist dr. stephen kajiura studies the blacktips and their migration patterns down the atlantic coast. he shot this video after waiting weeks for the blacktips to make an appearance.the sharks will typically first arrive in mid-january, but the waters off the coast of palm beach were empty until the end of the month.but now that they're here, the blacktip sharks are congregating in huge numbers. dr. kajiura estimated more than 10,000 of the sharks are swimming just off the coast of palm beach, florida. and we really mean just off the coast. "the interesting thing is these sharks are right up against the shoreline. you could stand on the shore and toss a pebble and hit a shark, they're that close," dr. kajiura said.so what's up with the bizarre behavior from the sharks? part of the reason could be 2016's particularly strong el nino. the phenomenon's effects can be felt across the globe, changing the behaviors of sharks and other marine animals including sea snakes, sea lions and sea

students at florida atlantic university are tracking the sharks' winter migration their professor says they are migrating further north each year, so it takes longer for them to return south. valentine' s day is fast approaching summer: apparently we are in one of the best cities in the country to celebrate the day dedicated to love. michelle imperato has this story. michelle: sweethearts worldwide have their special day this sunday, it' s valentine' s day. and if you' re celebrating here in the city beautiful, you' re in one of the best cities in the country for a romantic night. in a new study by " wallethub," orlando ranked fourth in the nation behind san francisco, scottsdale, and honolulu. seattle rounded out the top five. they looked at the price of wine and dinner and the number of chocolate shops and restaurants per capita, two categories orlando dominated. this year, americans are expected to easily spend in excess of $20 billion on that special someone, a third of that m not expecting anything too extravagant. we' ll probably just go out to dinner michelle: dinner out is what

processor from atlantic university shot this video. >> so interesting because there to palm beach and then at palm beach it was loaded. literally ten of thousands of tanks. >> neki: give shark tank a whole new meeting. >> they trying to figure out why the shark are attracted to that area. >> todd: don't go swimming off there. and a storm bringing snow to the coast of maifnlt the snow came town fast and furious yesterday. thananully no injuries reported. think are used to drive thrg. as much as 18 inches of snow was reported in some areas neki. >> neki: i i never got used to being in that stuff. >> todd: no, it's hard. >> neki: that's why i put up with you at this hour in the morning. just to be here in this weather jennifer. >> todd: i'm originally from minnesota i'm not going back. you can't make me. go head and try. i'm sitting right here andnd not moving. >> jennifer: of course you're welcome to stay here. so much tbhiers you compare our temperature to eve one else in the north. also what we're dealing with this weekend has been sek talk lar. beautiful weather nice and dry as well

this was near florida atlantic university. we told you about the three other people who have also already been arrested. detectives believe this is all stemming from a drug deal that went bad. >>> a new bill inspired by corey jones is making its way to the florida legislature. in october of last year, 31-year-old jones was shot by a palm beach officer in plainclothes. the bill would require clear-cut rules for police departments that use body cameras. rules would be in place for those that use body cameras. the florida police union approved the bill. it's now heading to the full house. >>> the numbers here are jumping and definitely not in a good way. confirmed that three pregnant women living in the state of florida have contracted the zika virus. this is what we know. health officials are not disclosing the counties where these pregnant women live because of privacy issues. the new cases bring the state's total number of confirmed cases to 32. all of those right now are travel related. in miami-dade alone, there are 11 peopl

, thousands of sharks were seen off the southeast coast of the state, professors at florida atlantic university found these sharks hovering around palm beach and rivera beach last week. in this still frame, they say all of these gray specks add up to more than 150 sharks. >> yikess. sharks migrate to warmer r waters this time of the year to mate. a lot of sharks. >> uh-huh. >>> well, how fitting that i have our daytona beach cam pulled up right now, waters generally cool, in the 60s, low 60s, not a lot of folks out there. >> tonight will be the big story for us. >> get some storms through here and it will be early in the morning, right now, 71 degrees. you can see the folks out there enjoying the temperatures in the low 70s. which is about average for this time of february. but we will continue to see even warmer temperatures tomorrow, but we have to get storms through here first. right now, 73 downtown. town towards osceola county and harmony and deland. winds out of the south and southeast. and that southerly flow feeding into a storm system here to our north. also dragging some showers up th

>> ryan: they probably thought no one was watching but, look at the video here from florida atlantic university. a bird's eye view of the ocean and the little dots moving are thousands of sharks migrating north. and let's run the video and it gives you great indication of the tiny sharks, you see, moving and they are -- there are literally thousands moving around down there. and we'll continue to play that and show you the video on there. sharks swimming, under the surface, according to the reach researchers, they did not find many on palm beach but thousands were swimming between palm beach and that many was posted on friday and saturday, they posted, different pictures coming very, very close to the sharks, actually being able to tag them and you can see literally than reach out and put the tags on there and fitted them with five transmitters. they migrate every year from january to march and follow the fish they eat and they say, the transmitter will track their journey this year. and, they winter in florida and go north to the georgia and carolinas, as it warms up. they have better timing t

a blawjal sciences professor at florida atlantic university shot this video. >> so interesting because thehe were hardly any sharks south from miami to boynton beach and from palm beach, single island, loaded. literally thens of thousands of sharks. >> todd: hardly any sharks off the coast of miami beach. he hasn't been, has he? we h he plenty. >> neki: they walk on the beach, too. [ laughter ] >> todd: he's trying to figure out why sharks are atracked to that particular area. >> neki: clerics have banned young muslimss from celebting val intieb's day. in a devout muslim prof vince thousands of held rallies aimed at making people aware it's not part of islamic culture. on the flip side of that checkout what they do in washington, d.c. they take their clothes off in it's the coupeids undy run. they run one mile in the derwear and it's aimedz to raise money and awareness for the children's tumor foundation. just as a precaution the event was shortened. they wanted to make it briefer. [ laughter ] >> todd: very good. there's a nickname for it. it's called the baker ability 5k. what are th

colleagues and former students david who took me for courses at broward college in florida atlantic university. azaleas say he majored in fineman and minored in history. he took me eight times. i guess he likes me and enough teachers that broward kelly jenny up to me with a power point i'm to use because i'm not that technically savvy and also with the index and the chart in my book so i want to thank david glover for that. i also want to thank steven engel who is one of the people on the blurb for the back of my book who is the head of the center for the presidency for also having contributed a great deal and having indeed reviewed the book and criticized and helps make it better as well as david glover. this question comes up, in fact i was asked by brian lamb on c-span q. and they on november 29, 2015 hour to show why did you pick this topic or what did people say to you and why did you pick this topic? is that little bit weird to be discussing in researching assassinations and i said yes i guess it is but frankly i find fascinating and i think it's certainly significant rate assassination

professor from florida atlantic university shot this video. you see there, it shows tens of thousands of sharks off palm beach. all those dots you see down there, those are sharks migrating to warmer waters. harmless, so they say. the professor hopes to tag some of them to learn more about the way they migrate. hopefully they migrate off the coast, away from swimmers. >>> back to savannah and carson. >> natalie, thanks so much. "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition is out today and it's ground breaking. >> have you done your research? >> oh, yes. >> it features three cover models, putting body image back in the spotlight in a whole new way. >> reporter: reaching more than 70 million people, the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition always makes a splash. this year, it's also making history, with not one but three cover models, with very different body types. for the first time ever, there's a plus size model, size 16 ashley graham, who calls the magazine's move beyond epic. rhondaonda rousey, known as the world's most dangerous woman, also gra

. >> hinojosa: what's it like to be working at a place like the atlantic when they all know that you dropped out of howard university? (coates laughing) >> hinojosa: i mean, you know, this is a time when competition in the mainstream world of journalism is hard. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and here you are, and you don't have a degree. >> right. when i first got to the atlantic, all my co-bloggers were ivy league graduates. not only was i not an ivy league graduate, i was a drop-out. the atlantic didn't care. they've never cared. they have no concerns about that at all. from the time i got there up until the present, i've always been spectacularly supported, spectacularly encouraged. i came to the atlantic with no reputation at all for anything, and just on a hunch, they gave me a shot to write for the magazine first and then to blog later. they've been really amazing about that. >> hinojosa: so in terms of the activism of your generation, what do you want to see from them? >> i want them to be critical thinkers, and i want them to interrogate themselves. michael irvin posed for the cover of out magazine and came out in f

in april 1960 a full-page ad pend in the to atlantic constitution: we, the students of the sick affiliated institutions forming the atlanta university center have chinese our hearts, minds and bodies in the cause of gaining those rights which are inherently ours as members of the human race and the citizens of these united states. we must say in all candor we plan to use every legal and nonviolent means at our disposal to secure full citizenship rights as members of this great democracy of ours. the same year a young atlantic cousin, moses' calhoun great-great grand-niece was chosen to be a see dee segue great gator of an atlanta high school, until her mother had second thoughts and sent her daughter to a massachusetts boarding school. meanwhile, at the north, lena threw himself into the civil rights movement. she and frank sinatra duesed a carnegie hall benefit, one night which benefited the student nobody violent coordinating committee, the youth branching over the southern christian leadership conference. len in went to miss on behalf of the naacp, the organization which she enrolled -- had been enrolled at the age of two, to joi

today rowan university trustees plan to take the first step toward building a medical school in atlanticty. ac is about an hour away from rowan's main campus in glassboro, gloucester county. they would partner with atlantic care to build the medical school campus. both rowan and atlantic care will pay for the study. >>> an estimated 40 million americans owe student loan debt. if you're one of them, listen to what happened to this guy. a house tan man was arrested because he hadn't repaid a 29-year-old student loan. he was handcuffed and shackled, briefly put into a cell before being brought before a judge who ordered him to pay, over time, $5,700 to cover the loan and unpaid interest. >> so unrealistic that you can treat a citizen as if he's a drug dealer. >> people in debt shouldn't be afraid u.s. marshals will come and kick their door down. this was an extreme case. it was escalated by mr. acres himself. >> he admits he does owe the money. aker refused multiple requests to appear in court dating back to 2012. >>> a newark high school teacher helped find a gun in a student's backpack.

. >>> today rowan university trustees plan to take the first step toward building a medical school in atlanticcity. ac is about an hour away from the main campus in gloucester county. if it's feasible, rowan school of osteopathic medicine would partner with atlantic care to build a medical school campus. both rowan and atlantic care are paying for the study. >>> today pennsylvania governor tom wolf will be in philadelphia to officially launch aç new shipping service that will create hundreds of jobs for the city's port. it links the packer avenue marine terminal with ports around the gulf of mexico. first shipment arrived in philadelphia earlier this month. the new service will add 100 jobs to the marine terminal and create 300 to 400 trucking and warehouse jobs. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane said she will not run for re-election. her law license was suspended after she was charged with leaking grand jury information and lying about it. the republican controlled house has voted to begin impeachment proceedings against her. those are not the reasons she says she's not going t

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. >>> rowan university has considered the possibility of building a nursing facility in atlantic cityatlantic city about an hour away. tomorrow trustees of the school will vote on which consulting firm will conduct the study and see if it's possible. if it's feasible, rowan school of osteopathic medicine would partner with atlantic care. both groups are footing the bill for the study. >>> wild weather today left behind a lot of damage. from sky force 10, you can see how strong winds ripped the roof off the boys and girls club in philadelphia's holmesburg neighborhood. our camera on the ground also gives a better look at the damaged parts of the roof in the backyard now. the vice president of the club tells us there was damage inside the building as well. >> the whole roof has to be replaced. the gym floor is probably ruined. we're going need a new floor. the kids play hockey here every weekend. we have tournaments all set up. you know, obviously we're going to need a lot of help getting back up and rung. >> and they got some help today. a local roofing crew passing by helped patch som

atlantic and florida international, they brought in 28 and 25 respectively. he is the top score in the conference, and odu is now 12 and 10. the associated press top 25 university of virginia is now back to number nine thanks to a run ofaway win. not in the top 25, the duke blue devils. they have struggled, losing four of the last five games. it is the first time they have been on right since the 2007, 2008 season. but there is an upside with a coach -- they go to georgia tech tomorrow. more college basketball, north carolina head still will, the tar heels will unbeaten -- are still unbeaten. tom: and a brief flirtation with spring. don: a nice warm day. it was 75 degrees. some rainfall out there for the evening and early overnight hours and then it gets much cooler tomorrow. about 22 degrees cooler for tomorrow. nicole: back at 10:00 >>> breaking news. tonight the voting begins in iowa as the nation takes its first step towards electing a new president. after months of campaigning, tens of millions spent, the final polls show just how close it is on both sides. can trump close the deal, or will cruz take down the front-runner? and can marco rubio surprise with

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