carolina: trump, mira, fbi.ante por quÉ estas palabras son tan importantes, javier: el presidente trump afirma una nueva orden ejecutiva que quita a irak de paÍses con mayorÍa musulmana. carolina: esto ocurre despuÉs del decreto original del presidente, que hizo caos en el paÍs. javier: cubre a siria, libia, sudÁn y otros. carolina: bienvenido. cuÉntenos. este cambio de qué se trata? carlos: estamos yendo de las Órdenes. la orden vieja y la orden nueva. se tuvo que tomar un esfuerzo para explicar las razones por las cuales estos paÍses estÁn en la lista, y no otros, en esto el gobierno no quiere que se considere como un veto. queda afuera porque el gobierno considera de que los iraquÍes estÁn colaborando activamente con estados unidos para combatir el terrorismo dentro de irak, y garantizar que documentaciÓn de sus ciudadanos estÁ en regla. eso, a pesar de que el gobierno iraquÍ no controla todo el territorio de irak, pero tambiÉn tiene que ver con la colaboraciÓn militar que se da entre los estados unidos y el

carolina: dos limusinas, ¿para quÉ?tÉ en el lugar en donde vamos a llegar. carolina: otra de sus exigencias llegar a una suite de 5 estrellas con una visita en particular. ¿en un fin de semana en las vegas, cuÁnto pueden gastar? 100 mil dÓlares. de niÑo pensaba que todos vivÍan igual que Él, hasta que ocurriÓ algo en la escuela. >> nuestra maestra nos pidiÓ un escrito a todos los alumnos de quÉ habÍamos hecho en nuestras vacaciones. carolina: sin pensarlo dos veces escribiÓ de su viaje y se percatÓ que el niÑo que se sentaba a su lado estaba copiando palabra por palabra. y entendiÓ que viajar al extranjero no era comÚn. sus dilemas eran tan simples como quÉ reloj se pondrÁ para ir a jugar una ronda de golf. >> hoy en la noche tenÍa gana de conocer, pero no sÉ cÓmo han estado las reglas organizadas. carolina: el verdadero motivo del viaje a las vegas era conocer la nueva sensaciÓn. que >> que se vea bien todo, que estemos cÓmodos. >> el precio entre los 5.000 o los 10.000. a veces a las reglas de oro de los mirreyes, no

pablo: hola javier y carolina.o las autoridades repetidamente. conformado casi inmediatamente despuÉs de que se produjera y hablÓ con la primera ministra, no se divulgÓ el contenido de lasconversaciones. luego el portavoz de la casa blanca obviamente dijo que estados unidos le estaba tendiendo la mano para ayudar en lo que serÁ falten investigaciÓn. posteriormente el secretario de estado emitiÓ un comunicado diciendo que le estaba el pÉsame, a las personas que habÍan muerto y al país en general. que no le hacÍa diferencia si era un ataque terroristao no para las vÍctimas. y por Último el departamento de seguridad nacional dijo que brindaba ayuda en la investigaciÓn. porque aquÍ serÁ la clave del asunto, especialmente para los paÍses que no son gran bretaÑa. quiÉn fue la persona que resultÓ el atentado y quÉ conexiones tenÍa y estaba ligado a isis, van a estar investigando las conexiones con cualquier grupo de cualquier parte del mundo, para asegurarse de que no vuelva a ocurrir. como han dicho, no se ha confirmado

[mÚsica] carolina: hola quÉ tal?mucho gusto le saludamos javier y carolina en este dÍa internacional de la mujer. javier: felicidades. carolina: muchas gracias, muy amable. y es un dÍa que se conmemora tanta lucha por las mujeres que han estado la vanguardia para que los derechos sean los mismos. javier: vamos a ver cuÁles son las palabras mÁs comentadas en redes sociales. carolina: international woman day. javier: ya es viernes. comenzamos rÁpidamente, en esta madrugada hubo un incendio en la localidad de san josÉ. dejando 19 muertos y 20 heridos. carolina: pasemos rÁpidamente con erika, ¿como estÁs? erika: en este momento se estÁ viviendo una gran tragedia en guatemala. en un lugar seguro en casal, fallecen como ustedes dijeron al menos 19 adolescentes, y mÁs de 20 heridos. gente que estaban los albergues por problema familiar y lamentablemente despuÉs de un amotinamiento y declarar que eran torturados, lamentablemente se efectÚa esta tragedia. carolina: ¿quÉ nos puedes describir? erika: eran cruelmente torturados

have to do with north carolina. there are books about biology, rivers, geography of north carolina. our special collections and archives room, the north carolina rent is only at the main branch. we do have small north carolina collections in some of the other libraries, some of our popular books about north carolina and, of course, the ghost stories about wilmington and new hanover, we do those books because people like to read those in the check out a lot. at the special materials, the more one-of-a-kind things are only here at this main branch. this question is what i find really interesting that we have here in the north carolina room. it is part of the own very collection was donated to us from someone, a descendent of the family, and this is, the particular thing of interest, there are some civil war letters, there's information about the own family and governor john old was the governor of north carolina, this was part of his, this was his family. those are really interesting things, but there was a gentleman

carolina: ahÍ tenemos ambos con la corbata azul.gra y estÁ combinada con el vestido de melania... aquÍ tenemos y el ganador es el presidente realizando su discurso. javier: fÍjense ustedes esta es como una mirada de admiraciÓn. carolina: es que tambiÉn estaban ellos en cÁmara a cada momento y aquÍ estaban siempre enfocados. javier: por fin, lo que hace rato muchos estaban esperando, lanzarÍan televisiÓn en directo y por suscripciÓn.. carolina: ademÁs, tremenda sorpresa para una pareja. javier: sÍgannos a travÉs de facebook en estas redes sociales@javier olivares y. -@carolina zar hasta seguimos con las noticias como nunca antes las viste. ♪ ♪ presentador: seguimos. dale. presentadora: darÉ tÚ. seguimos. presentador: seguimos con la campaÑa de mostrar tus manos. harÉ que este paÍs siga creciendo. presentadora: aquÍ tenemos la de una salvadoreÑa que trabaja en limpieza hace 15 aÑos. presentador: un saludo para ella. muchas gracias. esta foto la compartiÓ alexander debe boston -- desde boston. presentadora: tenemos tambiÉn las manos de

the north carolina is to the vef north carolina from world war ii . i am just awestruck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you could say the last war that everybody agreed on. i mean, everybody got behind the program, and the accomplished big things. -- they accomplished big things. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] 15,uncer 1: on september 1987, the senate judiciary committee opened hearings for judge robert bork, who was nominated by president reagan to fill the seat of lewis powell. on "reel

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or you can have a north carolina-south carolina championship matchup.say luke maye, how about the way he's come off in the last two games? >> i'm the guy that wanted him to as a walk-on. how dumb am i? big time plays. made a heck of a drive. i didn't want to call a time-out and fouled luke. congratulate kentucky. they paid three threes in the last minute, but my guys are doggone tough, too. >> what can you say about their toughness and how they showed that? >> i told them it was the same as arkansas. we were down 5 and played our butts off and that's what they did today. >> luke, what your mind? monk ties it up. what were you thinking? >> i was late on the switch and i got out there late and then i shot it like i do every day in practice. >> you are going back to the final four. back to you. >> jim: luke maye, pride of huntersville, north carolina. on their way to phoenix. "60 minutes" leads off the lineup tonight. for bill, tracy, grant, so long from memphis. carolina takes the south regional championship. we'll see you in the final four. closed captio

room in north carolina room is only at the main branch here. we do has small north carolina and collections at some of the other collections. some of the ghost stories of wilmington in hanover we do have because people like to read those and they check out a lot. the special materials the more one-of-a-kind thing are only here at this main branch. this question is one that i find interesting. it is part of the zero when barry collection and was donated to us from someone dissented from the family. the particular thing that's interesting as there is a little bit about everything, civil war letters, information about the owen family, governor john o was the governor of north carolina this is part of his family. this is all really the same thing but there was a gentleman that was enslaved by the family and his name was omar. he was born in africa, around the area where the senegal river is in an area called utah. he was raised in a family that was well-off and he was a scholar, islamic scholar. he taught people in his village? something happened o

south carolina on the run.er a minute to go, south carolina finds bart getting nervous. his team is resilient. seals the deal. south carolina winds that come at answers to the final four. first time in history. the first time i had a house full of people that last-minute shouting, screaming icily keeps going back and forth. lauren: awesome game. before you have the greatest learning, literature monday morning forecast with fox meteorologist, add-on klotz. >> a couple areas i want to highlight in the northeast. mostly springlike with a little wintry mix as well. you're talking about massachusetts. are there to the north, often on snowfall for the higher elevations. rain stretching down from boston to d.c. none of those big storms. there is some potential for severe weather in the middle of the country. thunderstorms moving and insert quidnunc is getting over towards nashville. this is your severe weather threat for the today. we talk about -underscore items and tornadoes a little bit today. nicole: the white hou

north carolina and south carolina in the final four. oregon is in the final four for the first time since the first ncaa in 1939. >> bill: nice to see you. don't talk with the no-hitter in the 8th inning. here's shannon yet again. >> shannon: president trump moving his agenda forward and how he plans to change the way uncle sam is currently doing business.

this map is from the history of south carolina and the revolution by south carolina historian edward mccready published in 1902. i have highlighted the major battles that involved continental soldiers. you can see there was quite a lot going on during that period as evidenced by the little red #'s all over the state. why i had heard so much about the war in the northern states but knew very little about what happened in the south. well may be that when the south lost the civil war, our nation's historical narrative came under control of northern historians who greatly diminished the role of the south in winning the revolutionary war. fortunately, about the time of the bicentennial in 1976 interest in the revolutionary war surged and interest in what happened in the south was revived. in the 1990's we began to see more writing on the subject of the war in the south. there's been quite a number of good books published since then. the war in the south has even made it to the silver screen. promote thed never patriots starring mel gibson as the pinnacle of historical accuracy, it does ha

north carolina in the final seconds up five and run away with it and dwayne notice puts carolina on top7th seed and north carolina wins by 7 and to the final four for the first time ever and face gonzaga another first timer and is this a violation look out north carolina and chris jenkins beat him last year and on hand for the wild finish and kentucky molique ties with 7 seconds left and we could use them and .3 seconds left and luke may first game winning shot in the final seconds to clinch a final four and scotty reynolds for villanova in 09 north carolina wins by two and going back to the final four. >> chris jenkins step brother plays for north carolina. >> that is correct, that was a big deal last year. >> off the hook of chris jenkins. >> north carolina against oregon, gonzaga against south carolina who had all four of the teams in the final four not us? , in fact, .003% make this is your final. >> .003% that is my bracket. >> and what actually happened? >> i dispute that because i never would have had two pack 12 teams this the final four. >> you filled that out for us. >> i can'

notices and south carolina the 7th seat wins by 7 and going to the final four for the first time ever and face gonzaga another first timer. and how about this finally look out, penn state trying to knock off top seed denver in ncaa hockey tournament down two nothing and litnay lions to try to tie it and off the defensemen in and erupts six goals to eliminate penn state and the lions are done losing 6-3 and we are back with action news sports sunday coming up, in just about 12 minutes, mike missanelli will join me in studio at 11:45 and talk flyers and sixers and what to do with joe hill okafor and contract he is due next year. >> a final sports note we have another high school basketball championship to announce and lonnee walker and the red knights were 64-60 for the title at hershey and a tough road for many women battling cancer but event at university city today gave them a chance to relax and enjoy a little pampering that and more when action news comes right back. fios in the house! dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check

wilmington north carolina is the main story -- city on the coast here. the exhibit that we are looking at today is called stories, it explores the history of wilmington and power county from the earliest inhabitants up to the 20th century. what people saw when they came here was an ocean of trees, they ,aw these majestic tall trees they became the bedrock of the economy. the trees are called longleaf pines. huge placeo cover a of what becamesouth. they have these long pine needles, big pinecones. they are bigger than anything you would see in england or if you are coming from europe. they are a great source of lumber, but there also a source of labor that you can use to make tar. fear duringto cape the colonial. up to the 1800s. most americans live within 50 miles of the coast. here we have everything things going for us, the river. that allows people to come up to where they live in we have the ocean that allows us to have that. then there is the land resources which are available in the forest. wilmington's economy is based on these pine trees what the

i told her that james mishler of north carolina. he wrote those big epic films about a place hawaii, alaska, covenant. she did the most beautifully well researched history of north carolina, but because she was a woman, even though she was right at the same time as mr., then marketed her books as romances instead of serious fiction. there is just as much valid historical evidence and good quality literary writing in a work as it was in his. >> i hope the tour will serve two different purposes with regards to the literary legacy of north carolina. the first is i hope that people discover writers that they never encountered before, that broaden, not only broaden but deepen their understanding of our human experience and the southern experience, which i think is far more complex than many people realize.

businesses may return to north carolina but thr's going to keep the pressure up on north carolina to continue to make steps forward and allow people to be free from the discrimination in employment and public accommodations. we support that and will be fighting with them right along. we just thought it was important to take a compromise when we could get it now to get rid of house bill two so we could take that step forward. even if it is a small step forward and not as big a step as many people would have liked to take. we have gotten rid of house bill two and that is the most important thing. >> sreenivasan: darren jackson, democratic civil minority leader in north carolina, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: multiple civil right groups especially in the lgbtq community blasted this compromise. catheryn oakley is the senior legislative council with the human rights campaign. i spoke with her and asked what she found wrong with the deal. >> unfortunately the legislation that passed today was the result of a back room deal that was done without the consultation of the l

a little short white guy from south carolina. into these south carolina obamacare system. my deductible went from $750 to 6000 two hundred $50 in my premium quadrupled. and i'm still is healthy today as i was then. , obamacareline is for middle-class people who are driving up your costs, increasing your deductibles, they are taking to provide it for free for somebody else, and that health care. that's redistribution of income. i want to provide health care, not punish people who work. >> thisgraham: -- student is from susan from clemson. every day and environmental regulation is eliminated or a whole department is not funded. what can we do and what can you do? [applause] the first thing we have got to do is pass a budget. you can't run the government without a budget, right? isthe president's budget going to increase military spending -- i'm all for that, but here is the problem -- [jeering] senator graham: let me tell you why i am all for that. how many of you depend on the military to keep you safe? how many of you are happy with the fact that 70% of the marine corps ca

she kept going north carolina, north carolina and she has north carolina getting into the final four.ked north carolina wilmington as opposed to your alma mater, unc. by the way, oswego cannot afford we don't have a mascot. >> not going very far. >> no. ♪ >> lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. two kids barfed in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria, even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. mthat stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? let's end this. shis it dna or olay? er than she should. new olay regenerist helps take years off your skin age so you can look younger. new regenerist. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer i'start at the new ca

north carolina wins a in the east region...south carolina battled it out with florida. four minutes to go.. justin leon... creating the turnover...chris chiozza finishes on the other end... the gators take a 63-61 lead. but the gamecocks' defense was big.. up 65-63...off the steal...sindarius thornwell leaves it for maik kotsar who drains the foul line jumper putting south carolina up by 4. south carolina advance to its first final four in school history 77-70. the final four in phoenix is set. the first game will be south carolina facing gonzaga. that will tip off at 6:09 saturday night. the night cap features north carolina and oregon. the dreary day yesterday didn't keep the crowds away from the tidal basin. thousands walked the loop... checking out the cherry blossoms at peak bloom. for one family from wisconsin... it was a chance to share the spring tradition. hit peak bloom... they last for about 4 to 7 days. abc-7 and newschannel 8 are proud sponsors of the national cherry blossom festival. we want to see your pictures of the trees at peak bloom. you can add them

one health care company in south carolina. why? >> because of you. because of you. >> why are -- [ inaudible ] has anybody here lost their coverage from their employer? >> because of you. >> see, here's what i think is going to happen if we don't fix it. if we don't fix it, those of you who raised your hand to get your coverage through your company, they're going to drop it because it will be easier to pay the fine than it will be to cover you because the costs went up 27%. so -- [ inaudible ] how many of you -- how many of you would like to keep your company health care? that's a good question. how many of you want single payer health care coverage? you don't vote for me because i think that's a lousy idea. so -- [ inaudible ] so here's what we're going to do here's why we're going to replace obamacare. employers -- employers of affordable health care, employers are eventually going to drop coverage, and everybody at work for a company that is going to go into a state exchange, we're down to one company, one company you'll have no choice, i'll tell

. >> it is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awe struck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you can say the last war that everybody agreed on. >> watch c-span's city tour of wilmington, north carolina. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> and we are live on capitol hill this morning as the house judiciary committee is hearing and chief judge thomas will be testifying on work load and challenges facing the 9th circuit court. t live coverage should start momentarily. >>> we are live on capitol hill where the house judiciary committee is meeting to discuss work load and challenges facing the 9th circuit court. it should start in just a moment. we will have live coverage here. today the house budget committee is meeting to consider the republican health care plan referred to as american health care act. the report shows the bill would save but at the cost of health care coverage to almost 24 million people by the year 2026.

say nobody expected south carolina we didn't but some of our cnn viewers had south carolina winning it all. >> they must have gone there or live there. >> safe bet they went there. so our viewers stepping up my friend. should be a great final four in phoenix. see you in a bit. >> all right. >>> the white house maps out a new strategy following the health bill implosion. what's on tap? is health care really dead? >>> how does the republican party regroup after failing to follow through on repealing obamacare? the president and congress in need of a new strategy. could democrats hold the key to advancing the agenda on capitol hill? welcome back to "early start." 29 minutes past the hour. the white house is hoping for a fresh start in the wake of last week's disastrous health care defeat. a new legislative agenda and a new strategy. at the top of the list tax reform an infrastructure. but will white house infighting stall the effort to reboot? we are told there's growing friction between aides loyal to reince priebus and those aligned with steve bannon, some are using the health care b

it has been published over and over as the carolina patriot isaac hayne. hopefully there was some family is sort of, so that what he looked like. he was a native south carolinians, a member of the low country aristocracy, and wealthy. benevolent, conciliating and his disposition, and possessed of an irreproachable character. of course, those aren't my words. those of the words of his contemporaries. he resided at hayne hall near jacksboro. in 1765, he married elizabeth hudson, sister of his best friend richard hudson, who would later become a delegate to the continental congress and signer of the articles of confederation. in a decade of marriage, isaac and elizabeth would have eight children. the intersection of these three fourappened because of fateful choices. clinton issued proclamations, haynes for allegiance to george and rejoined american forces, and when he fell into the hands of balfour and rowdon, they showed no mercy. the first choice was by general clinton. he was part of the force that attacked fort sullivan in 1776, but he was stuck on long

all of the plantation in north carolina were along the river. a huge concentration of the 330,000 slaves in north carolina in 1860 or right here. -- were right here. there's always the fear of a slave uprising. the terrible nightmare, if you will, of the land. they had repressive laws against both free blacks and slaves. and when general sherman came and invaded north carolina from the south, he had liberated some 25,000 enslaved blacks with the army. he got to the head of navigation of the river, fayetteville, and put all of those people on flat boats and meal trains -- mule trains and brought them to wilmington where they were then processed down to the freedmen's bureau. a great many of them stayed here. 1898, wilmington was one of the largest cities in north carolina and of the 70,000 or so citizens, two thirds were black. they had achieved an amazing thing in just a little more than a generation after being enslaved and coming out of bondage with not even owning the clothes on their back. they had achieved a status of middle-class. they had

with us from the south carolina association for economic development. bernie? >> thank you and welcome. i bring you greetings from warmer climates where there are smiling faces and beautiful places. [ laughter ] south carolina is a great place to be. we have urban and rural areas that definitely have slight differences. in south carolina, the unemployment rate in our 11 most distressed and rural count iies averages 12%, this is twice that of the more developed and you are -- urbanized counties. our three most prosperous counties is home to 40% of the state's bank deposits. what that translates into is that's where capital largely resides. whereas the rural communities, the 11 most rural and distressed count geez home to 4% of the state's bank deposits. at the same time, south carolina rich in land assets or 65% of our state is considered rural as far as landmass. now, some may say that that is a challenge but we see that as an area of great opportunity and innovation. one area that i'd like to talk about is allendale county. if you live in south carolina, often

carolina: su mayor temor es abandonar a su hija.que no puedan abrir la puerta. . porque me da temor de que la inmigraciÓn y me quieran tumbar la puerta. carolina: ramiro tiene tanto miedo que hasta pidiÓ que protegeremos su identidad. asegura que si su jefe se entera de que es indocumentado, lo despide antes de que termine de ahorrar lo necesario para marcharse. carolina: ambos son mexicanos, llegaron a estados unidos escapando de violencia y pobreza y ahora ambos han decidido tirar la toalla y auto de portarse. la madre de ramiro muriÓ hace aÑos y de sus hermanos sabe poco. volver a mÉxico significa comenzar de cero. fernando, por su parte, ha construido su vida en los angeles, california. allÍ formÓ a su familia. por eso toman la decisiÓn de irse. fernando: no me los llevarÍa para mÉxico porque ellos arriesgarÍan su vida. nacieron aquÍ y van a seguir aquÍ. carolina: ambos han agotado todas las posibilidades para legalizarse. ahora, con el presidente donald trump, ven sus sueÑos en un limbo. quÉ pasa por su mente ahora? >> me sient

carolina obamacare system. my deductible went from $750 to $6,250. and my premium quadrupled. and i'm still as healthy today as i was then. bottom line is, obamacare for middle class people who are working is driving up your cost, increasing your deductible. they're taking money from to you buy for free for somebody else. and that ain't health care, that's redistribution of income. i want to improve your health care, not punish people who work. [crowd yelling] questioner: this question is from susan from clemson. every day an environmental regulation is eliminated or a whole department not funded. what can you do and what can we do? cheers and applause] mr. graham: ok. the first thing we have to do is pass a budget. you can't run the government without a budget. right? so the president's budget is going to increase military spending, i'm all for. that but here's the problem. [crowd yelling] let me tell you why i'm all for that. how many of you depend on the military to keep you safe? [crowd yelling] how many of

this time he particularly punished south carolina because he and his soldiers blamed south carolina for starting the war. but, interestingly, he was less harsh on north carolina, which, as you know, was very slow in seceding and had been much less enthusiastic about secession nd battle and war. so sherman and his troops are now marching through the carolinas and what joe johnston says is one of the most impressive military feats since julius caesar. in fact, what happens is, a figure from sherman's past reappears. guess who that is? that is craig's hero, joe johnston. now, craig pointed out that jefferson davis had fired johnston just before the fall of atlanta, and he also pointed out that now davis had to swallow his pride and bring johnston back. why would he do that? well, he had no choice. after george h. thomas destroyed john bell hood and his army of tennessee at nashville in december, 1864, there is no confederate general left to attle sherman except for joseph e. johnson. so johnston takes over what is left of the confederate army in the carolinas, and he gives sherman, as we h

head coach don joined the university of south carolina in 2008. building a team based on teamwork and determination. in the eight scenes that the -- seasons that the coach has been with the program, the south carolina's women's basketball team has seen three s.e.c. regular season championships, three sweet 16 seasons, and the program's first number one national ranking. with an average home attendance of over 14,000 gamecock fans. as march marks women's history month, it's especially fitting to congratulate the coach and historic gamecock women's basketball team. best wishes for continued success in the ncaa playoffs. go gamecocks. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we'll never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. last night the house republicans released thei

mccrary: south carolina challenged it. it's relevant to what has been happening lately because the court did uphold the law. they were saying they were being treated unfairly, particular in the law. i like to use the quote that ren usedstice war that said "history called up -- caught up with south carolina and the other states that have joined. he actually cited some of the more extreme statements of benjamin tillman who was the governor who, by the time he was state senator, but led this the dis-franchising convention of 1895 in south carolina to show why this was necessary. host: all of these cases changed -- however these cases changed over time? >> once african-americans were largely free of the discriminatory barriers to voting cases were brought to , challenge use of at-large elections for local governing bodies and state legislatures. because they diluted minority voting strength and prevented the election of african americans in the southern states. later the concern expanded to state outside the south. -- states a

north carolina! >> reporter: what pressured state lawmakers to act was the state's love affair with basketball.

there goes a lot more brackets. >> i had villanova and south carolina in the final game. >> like lastr coach's cancer breakfast i said you pick them but think they will both get there carolina is good and talented and probably 8 of 16 teams left that still can be a winner in this thing and they need to get great pedigree with kansas, kentucky and carolina would be the three favorites at this point but they will do each other before the final game of course but there are really good teams left here. >> coach picking north carolina how about ucla and still alive and will go with them. >> you should be very proud of their program, we talked a little bit about lonzo a spectacular player and this is a one and done experience for him but he is doing it very very well. >> let's move on to the flyers just when you are about to count these guys out they reel you back this and steve mason back this for ten games and 7 points out and 12 to play and they created this opportunity and dale off the rebound and flyers 2-0 and carolina three straight and flyers could not clear it on power play and a 3

. >> a weekend american history tv is featuring wilmington, north carolina. recentlys staff visited many sites showcasing the history. was namedhat the city after the first earl of england. when more about wilmington, north carolina all weekend here. >> we are here in the neighborhood called sugar hills. it got its name because of the prominent african-americans who live here that were doctors, teachers, dressmakers, shoe carpenters, was a beautiful neighborhood. it still is a beautiful neighborhood. , it is ae old houses close community. after the civil war, african-americans were flocking to this area because of opportunity. there was a great need for medical help, there was a need for rebuilding. that is why you will find a lot taxrchitectural and carbon -- carpenters, you will find them here. you will find their history here in wilmington. after the devastation of the civil war, wilmington had to be built back up again. walk going to take a through the cobble streets of sugar hill. we will be in the different 1865 until 1890 three. here on the corner, in

. >> the uss north carolina is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awe struck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you can say the last war that everybody agreed on. >> watch c-span cities tour of wilmington, north carolina saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's book tv. and sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> a live look on capitol hill where a house judiciary subcommittee meeting is about to get under way. lawmakers will hear from four law enforcement officials on efforts to identify and prosecute crimes committed against children, particularly those of a sexual nature, perpetrated on-line. the hearing should get under way shortly. members right now are voting on the house floor, so the 2:00 p.m. start time being pushed back just a bit. but we will have live coverage when it gets started here on c-span 3. elsewhere on capitol hill today, the house budget committee is wor

. >> welcome to wilmington north carolina on book tv located on the cape fear river along the carolina coast, the city was founded in 1737 . due to its proximity to the ocean, wilmington serveds an important trade route during the civil war and was the last atlantic seaport of the confederacy until it fell to union troops in 1865. today, wilmington has a population of 112,000 and has become a popular tourist destination with people looking to experience the city's history and nearby beaches. with the help of our charter communications cable partners for the next 90 minutes, we learn about the cities history from local authors. we begin with author chris pineville on fort anderson in the battle for wilmington during the civil war. >> i rolling thunder. [cheering] [applause] >> we are standing on the parapet of fort anderson. it was the largest confederate fort in the lowercase fear in the interior, that part of the western land approaches and the river approaches to the seaport of wilmington.the fourth was initially started in march 1862, construction ongoing throughout the war. are sti

i went into south carolina obamacare system. my deductible went from $750 to $6250 and might premium quadrupled. i feel is healthy today as i was then so the bottom line is obamacare for middle class people who are working is driving up your costs come increasing your deductible. they are taking money from you to buy it for free for somebody else and that ain't health care, that's redistribution of income. i want to improve your health care not punish people who work. >> this question is from susan from clemson. every day and environmental regulation is eliminated or whole department not wanted. but can you do and what can we do? [applause] >> the first thing we have got to do is pass the budget. he can't run the government without a budget, right? so the president's budget is going to increase military spending. i'm all for that but here's the problem. let me tell you why i'm all for that. how many of you depend of the military to keep you safe? how many of you are happy with the fact that 70% of the green court can't fly becau

the cape fear region is the southernmost coastal region of north carolina. it is called cape fear because when boats were approaching there were a lot of shoals and it was difficult to get into, so it was a fearful place to land, at least that is what most historians thing. wilmington is the main city in north hanover county. the exhibit is called "cape fear stories." it explores the history of wilmington and north hanover county from the earliest inhabitants of to the 20th century. here, some came people described it as an ocean of trees, majestic, tall trees, and these became the bedrock of the region's economy. the trees are called longleaf pines. you can still see them today, but they used to cover a huge united states. they have these long pine needles, big pinecones, totally different than anything you would have seen in england if you are coming here from europe. resource for lumber, turpentine, and tar. people came to the cape fear in the early part of the american colonial period. most americans lived within 50 miles of the coast. we have three thin

the results of that and north carolina's going to be hit the hardest. buying healthcare on the exchange, they can see their premiums go up 50%. you cannot take away all of the revenue and give away the tax breaks and then give people the subsidies to afford. >> that's why a lot of people do not like the gop plan. it's the same thing. their premiums will go up, they want and ball of wax. >> that's why there's a major discussion continuing about what healthcare should look like in the future. that's one of the reasons north carolina congressman has been leading the efforts to have a health care bill bring down your premiums and deductibles. i know individuals in the exchanges had some benefits. if we open up and have the ability to go across state lines and also i would say as an employer, are deductibles that we paid as a company went up dramatically to help cover that. that was a tax increase on corporate america to help pay for everyone else. what we need to do is figure out how to take care of those truly in need. nobody wants to harm those people is

but the final four will have north carolina taking on the oregon ducks, while south carolina's magictinues against gonzaga. first final four trips for south carolina and gonzaga, while oregon will play in their first since 1939. north carolina making back-to-back finals. >>> florida sun for just a few more days. the nationals taking on their complex companions, the astros. gonzalezn nats up 1-0. kiss that one good-bye. deep left center. gone. solo shot ties the game up at one. in the fourth, more problems for g.o., allowing two more runs. deep to left with a man on, and that one is gone two. five strikeouts, five runs allowed and five innings for g.o. nats fall. 5-1 the final. >>> now to california for the auto club 400. eight laps to go under caution. kyle larson, denny hamlin and martin truex jr. the top three. last second, hamlin and true ex. a gutsy move by them and it did not pay off. there's a lesson, always stop for gas when you can. larson ands had fresh car passes hamlin. then with two laps to go, it's true exjr. right on bumper. but the 78 car doesn't have enough to get by

south carolina faces gonzaga. north carolina takes on oregon. match play. deep in the heart of texas. in austin. in the third place match on seven. all square in the match with bill. lands on the green. a hole in one. houkh goes on to win. john against justin. 15 he birdies a 31-footer to pull within one of johnson with three holes left. dustin johnson needed the putt to win it all. yes, he got it. wins the match. johnson has won the last three tournaments he's entered. >>> nascar. kyle larson had finished second the last three races. could he get into victory lane? ? takes a lead from hamelin. that's critical because once the race resumed he pulled away and got his second career win. takes over the lead in the monster energy point standing. >>> final week cactus league baseball. giants taking on the white sox. making a push for that number five spot in the rotation over matt kaine. pitched six innings. block has a 5.02. era. libby schaaf will join us tonight on the eve of the nfl meetings in phoenix where we could be less than 24 hours away of learning the

is from shelly from greenville, south carolina. doing about law enforcement targeting of african-americans? >> have you been targeted by the fbi? do you know anybody who has because they're black? give me their names. give me their names. i met with the fbi director yesterday. i have never had anybody -- i have never had anybody come up to me in south carolina who's african-american to tell me they've been targeted by the fbi because of their color. so i don't see that as a problem. if you've got any -- >> this question is from jason. this question is from james and lindsey. would you please stand up. as a south carolinaian -- >> all right. i'm sorry. have you been targeted by the fbi because you're african-american? i want to hear what he's got to say. i want to hear what he's got to say. wait a minute. get your microphone. >> thank you very much. >> how many of you would be upset if the fbi were targeting people? me too. >> sir, my name is duane thomas. i'm from greenville, south carolina. thank you for coming. i believe the ques

peyton: south carolina challenge it. it is relevant to what has been happening lately because the court did uphold the law. law. they were saying they were being treated unfairly, particular in the -- i like to use the quotethat chief justice warned use that said "history calledup south carolina and the other states that have joined it. both cases made of the primary sorts of cases that we testified in in the 1980's, and congress had in mind when it amended section ii ofthe voting rights the intentinate task. in recent years however, the , courts have also had cases involvingonce again restrictionson voter registration procedures and voting in person. adopted where states photo id requirements, substantially cut early voting, and other restrictions on casting a ballot. we thought we had once dealt with nowcomes back as a whole new problem,the problem of the vote in island --vote denilal. host: historically, these dilution cases, we saw an uptick in these efforts across the states. back after the civil, the voting rights

south carolina, though, winning it in the end, 77-70.nly win in the before this came back in 45 years ago, wow, the gamecocks reach the final four for the first time. they'll play another first timer in the national semis, gonzaga. >> gonzaga. >> yep. >> all right, up next in "the pulse," a lesson in good sportsmanship as a runner is carried across the finish line. >>> and caught on camera, a gator gobbling up a golf ball. why? it's late it's an all nighter when are we even going to sleep? got a little all nighter refuel going on this is the best morning ever! look at that joy and excitement mmmmm but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. of bad breath germs. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. just ask listerine® users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. p