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young --we have hurt curt young, who is the chair of the department of political science at -- university. is originally from belize city, -- we havenew jersey this wonderful, distinguished panel, and i really want to jump into it, quickly so we can get to the substance of this conversation. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about how you all came to have your individual passions and your passions for individual freedom, and the concern that we are here to talk .bout, today >> thank you. you, i'm not really sure how to follow that session, earlier, it was so beautiful and sweet and wonderful. i am lucky to have been here for a long time. i started as a very enthusiastic volunteer, and ended up working on individual cases of human rights violations. overseas, and now the congo, and understood how important it was what president carter achieved with putting human rights at the front of foreign policy. for today's conversation, i think what i am feeling is the heirs to think about and talk about is the goal of the conversation, which is where are we on our journey for human rights, because civil rights as we understa

curts in tact. >> anybody, i'm right there with you. >>reporter: you are waking up to a lot of sunshine across the board. look how pretty the city looks right now with the nice green grass. we are tracking in more moisture late this afternoon. dew points are in the upper 60s. that warm air is moving back in. i want you to make sure you stay hydrated throughout the afternoon. this time yesterday i was talking about temperatures in the mid 50s. definitely warming up quickly. 71. we are waking up to a few clouds. the radar is not picking up moisture. this will be short-lived due to the cold front that wants to make an appearance across ohio. it's large and in charge and will make your evening plans difficult. for most of the day a lot of sunshine. >>> starting next year there will be one less water park to chose from. we are live at wildwater kingdom. good morning meg. >>reporter: good morning. the company who owns and runs wildwater kingdom and ceder working hand in hand about redeveloping the entire area. after looking at long-range plans it was time to close the park down. the news of the announcement came friday evening with th

have curt young, who is the associate professor and chair of the department of political science at clark atlantic university. he is originally from belize city, grew up in new jersey -- attended the university of florida. he has his masters in african-american studies and political science in 2002. we have this wonderful, distinguished panel, and i really want to jump into it, quickly so we can get to the substance of this conversation. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about how you all came to have your individual passions and your passions for individual freedom, and the concern that we are here to talk about, today. >> thank you. to all of you, i'm not really sure how to follow that session, earlier, it was so beautiful and sweet and wonderful. i am lucky to have been here for a long time. i started as a very enthusiastic volunteer, and ended up working on individual cases of human rights violations. i lived overseas, and now the congo, and understood how important it was what president carter achieved with putting human rights at the front of foreign policy. for today's conversation, i think what i am feeling is the heirs to think