>> thank you, dede. before i say anything, i would like to take this opportunity to convey to our brave veterans, our deep appreciation and profound gratitude for your noble sacrifice during the war. [ applause ]. i learned from the war from tv as a student at osu, like most americans at that time. it was the first tv war, as you remember. every day at 7:00 i would go to the tv for news of the war. and i was very worried for my family because we live in the countryside where the war was happening. of course we saw daily death and destruction. and the feeling was very -- very sad and very a apprehensive. and i was remember i was trying to study so is hard to finish the program. i studied as fast as i could so i could go home. >> you mentioned that your family was from the countryside. you're the son of a farmer. eventually you went back to vietnam to serve as a high-ranking bureaucrat. can you tell us about why they were important to the war. >> my father was a poultry farmer and raised chickens. so when

dede is an attorney. and this makes me really, really proud, she will enter the army jag corps actually this friday. this is really her last big event in civilian life before she's joining jag. and she will ship out to ft. benning on friday. so that is it. see her, you know, good-bye to civilian life here for a while. and then we have thao, also a u of a alum, with a masters from the kent school of social work. she came to louisville as a refugee, as well, with her family in 1994. so without further ado, please welcome our two moderators and i'm looking forward to an exciting evening. >> thank you, daniel, and the university of louisville for sponsoring tonight's fantastic program. can you guys hear me okay? okay. good. ladies and gentlemen, my name is dede and my colleague right here, her name is thao. we're not related. it's just a very common last nail. we are both with moving voices. moving voices, we have -- it's our mission to bring more attention to the south vietnamese perspective. we want people

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production that stephanie mills was in, it's wonderful, we have great cast members coming back, like dede bridgewater, sink if you believe in yourself, the character of glenn dark she will be sing -- glenda, she will be singing with us. it's great to see george in his element. and another individual, timothy graphreed. it's just wonderful to be able to pull from their wealth and large amount of talent and experience they've had with broadway. >> what's it like to work with all these people? these wonderful memories 69, just the excitement and energy production. >> for me, it's surreal. i was adopted and my father that raised me, he's deceased now, but he used to tell me about his experience in san francisco when he was in the army, going to see stephanie mills in the wiz, so when the movie version came out, i tried to watch it as much as possible, but he talked about the experience, the actual dances and performers on a broadway stage. so it's interesting, george fazon and the other he brought in, it's like they're passing the baton to the next generation. for me, it's something i grew up

cifra parecerÁn contradicciÓn pero expresan la intensiÓn de la mayorÍa de la ciudad estados unidos dedec y el periÓdico dos de cada tres hispanos consideran que la inmigraciÓn ilegal trae beneficios al paÍs entre la posibles en general es un 47%. en cambio un 43% considera que es perjudicial. >>> pero al mismo tiempo la mayorÍa considera que el estatus migratorio de once millones de personas sin documentos se debe resolver. >>> entienden que la mayorÍa de las personas que han vivido en este paÍs sin papeles son parte de nuestros xhundz. >>> la mayorÍa de los hispanos aprueban la legalizaciÓn casi la mitad de los estadounidense un 47% piensa que pueden aspirar a la ciudadanÍa, y otro 17% que pueden legalizarse sin ciudadanÍa, y un 32% opina que deben ser deportados. >>> en total, un 64% de los estadounidenses favorece algÚn tipo de legalizaciÓn. con o sin ciudadanÍa. >>> y entre los republicanos el 36% dice que puedens a apurar a la ciudadanÍa. y el 17% que pueden legalizarse sin ella. >>> juntos superan el 43% que dicen indocumentados deben ser indocumentados. >>> candidatos van a tener

now, we all know when nana dede comes to visit, your mom can get a little... psycho? scary. drunk? true. therefore, i need you guys to be on your best behavior. don't worry. i'll keep to myself. i have to practice for my cello recital. [ groans ] ohh, fine. you know what? if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it, i need you to lighten the mood by being extra cute.

dede >>> many parents are upset over cell phone video that emerged. a sheriff's deputy in kentucky handcuffed a boy at school. >> it's difficult to watch. the child has adhd. now the sheriff and deputy are facing a lawsuit. linsey davis has the story. >> don't swing at me like that. >> an alarming classroom scene caught on video. watch as this kentucky sheriff handcuffs an 8-year-old boy. >> you can do what we have asked you to. >> that hurts. >> this third grader crying out in pain. his hands behind his back handcuffed for 15 minutes because of behavior which his attorney says is related to his adhd. >> now, sit down in the chair like i asked you to. >> he stands 3 1/2 feet tall, weighed approximately 54 pounds and at no time is he ever a danger to himself or anybody else. >> the video, filmed by a school staff member was released monday by the american civil liberties union, part of a federal lawsuit filed against the sheriff. the aclu and attorneys for the parents alleging he subjected this and another child with disabilities to unnecessary and exc

>> well, i guess what happened reform.at it is it is joining the dots between dedely government set andhere the market puts the yuan and they told us don't expect an open-ended depreciation. it fits that narrative. ls this is an old school deevaluation dressed up and the timing of the movement, what they did this week can't will surprise separated. it is on this sliding export front. only time will tell which -- is going to come out on top but for now, today, by stabilizing the yuan, it backed up what they told us yesterday. francine: it is unlikely actually that the depreciation is enough to spur growth. china i don't- in think considered efficient to boost their economy on such a scale they need to rev up growth now. 3% is a modest move on their part. it would require mump more. according to some analysts, 10% to really make an impact. unless they go down that road, i think we will probably hold off the famous currency war that everyone talks about but it is causing a ripple effect in asia and that cannot be denied. francine: thank you so much. manus: let's bring back into the convers

. >> finally dede writes i'm not religious but i choose to believe there's a place of honor held forar after. nobody can live forever but the world would be a belter place if jimmy carter could stay indefinitely. >> join is is this morning talk about the legacy, solomon jones host of wurd. good morning to you. >> good morning, karen how are you. >> what made this resonate with you that wanted to talk about the legacy of president carter. >> i think president cater took what could have been a bad situation and he decided to go out and use what he had done as president and louis that platform in order to do good and in order to improve the world. this would be his 33rd year this year going out and building houses for habitat for humanity. he's going around the world monitoring elections. and he's been a dip low matt and he's been a statesman he stepped into situations and frankly, he has made the world a better place and he's stopped some conflicts from happening and in what he's done post president densey. >> certainly the focus is on iran hostage crisis that wept on hundreds of days.

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. >> dede frederick tweets in, dr. carson is very popular and pl e places second in many polls.what are your thoughts on his candidacy? >> i think dr. carson's rise -- he did well among the republican base in that first debate, dr. carson, i think also exemplifies deep dissatisfaction with politics as it is today with the present people who are in politics and people want a big change. i think has great knowledge, quiet demeanor, has impressed people as somebody who has done substantive things in his life and not just made speeches. one of the things i think, by the way, that came out of that first debate even though the whole focus is on donald trump is the republican bench is very deep and very strong. you had a lot of impressive people up there. i think you will get more of an impression how strong that bench is on september 16th debate. that's why the situation of the republican party in particular is so fluid. you have a lot of people who are very very plausible. that's why carly fe iorina has gone up and dr. carson has gone up and governor kasich of ohio has had a rise. >>

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. >> dede wants to know does rural broadband coverage explain why taxes are half my phone bill? >> well, there are fees on your phone bill that help the fcc fund access in areas that don't have phone service or don't have broadband service. but those dollars are very essential because without them, carriers couldn't provide that access to rural americans who need it most. the fcc is working right now to retool that program to make it more fit for the digital age, but, you know, if you talk to folks, democrats and republicans alike, what they tell you is universal service generally is very important to get rural americans the broadband that they need. >> james in collins, mississippi, independent. thanks for hanging on the line. go ahead. >> yes, good morning. >> good morning. >> i wanted to ask the young lady that's there also about this broadband stimulus. what's the difference between this stimulus money going to this particular organization pertaining to the presidency and the politicians that's running, this conversation is going to come up. and also to the young lady when y