and having said that, it's my sincere pleasure to introduce to you demetrius minor. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. mr. kline, members of accuracy in media, and my friend gathered here this evening, thank you very much for the invitation. i'm very honored to be with you tonight. it all started on april 1, 2014. it was the day before i was set to relocate to atlanta, georgia, from newport news, virginia. i remembered my father telling me to come downstairs because there was an important matter that my parents wanted to discuss with me. i gap to go downstairs, i thought my parents would tell me how much they will miss me and i embraced myself. my mom's never ending list of things she expected me to accomplish in such a short time. but i couldn't possibly prepare myself for what was in store. i sat down on the couch. my father, seated in his recliner, across from me, uttered the words that would turn my world upside-down. he said, son, your mother and i are not your biological parents. for the very first anytime my 28 years of living, i had no idea who i was. it w

demetrius will be with us and we bit. feel free to check and his book out. i also want to say that this evening is living proof that good things can come out of facebook because that is where i 1st met demetrius. this was brought to us from the foundation to which we are grateful. keep you apprised. i will develop an e-mail relationship, thank you for joining us.us. have a good night. have someone pizza. [applause] [inaudible conversations] the women who helps if the history of the capitol city after the california gold rush. >> women in that era were, in fact, legally second-class citizens. can you imagine traveling 2,000 miles in a small wagon being pulled by a four-legged animal had to be fed and coaxed along, sometimes the oxen died which put them at a disadvantage. there was illness on the trail, children got sick. and so things they suffered along the trail were the stuff that makes the pioneer women allege. in california once they got here the women were scarce. they were 8 percent of the entire california population as a result of the relative scarci

having said that, it is my sincere pleasure to introduce to you demetrius minor. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. thank you for the invitation. well, it all started on april the 1st 2014. it was the day before i was set to relocate to atlanta, georgia from virginia. i remember my father telling me to come downstairs because there was an important matter that my parents wanted to discuss. i begin the stairs and thought parents would tell me how much they would miss me and embrace myself my mom's never-ending list of things she expect me to accomplish. i cannot possibly prepare myself. i sat down on the couch. across from me the owner of the words that would turn my world upside down. he said, son, your mother and i are not your biological parents. for the very 1st time in my 20 years of living had no idea who i was. because she had succumb to a lifestyle consists of a prostitution, drugs, alcohol, and violations with the law however, she did not allow for life choices to prevent her from at least allowing a loving family to raise me in a safe and healthy envir

you demetrius. your republican, but i still love you. so you know, we had a good crackle about it. seven me ask you a few questions. we talked about traditional marriage and pro-life. i said congratulations, you you are more conservative than you think. that right there, i'm not saying that the next will go vote republican, but i built a ba relationship with her. i built an interest in her and she's going to come back in one attack about issues and candidates. i think another thing that gets us in trouble is that were soo quick to give people history. our history is very important. it's vital to our existence. they say okay lincoln freed the slaves, what are you doing now? people to want to hear about the 1800s. they want to hear about what's happening now and how that is affecting their family. how it is impacting their community. we just have to talk to people. they won't bite, i promise. >> my question is, myself as well as a lot of my peers arepls recent college graduates.much >> congratulations. >> thank you. as someone who has accomplished so much in so many different areas a

we share our own stories because it is more than just demetrius. it's you guys, the people that are not in this room that are millennial stuff can contribute to the conservative cause and if we don't reach our own, who will >> i have a question to follow that. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] does that have to be faith-based for millennial studies conservative and -- [inaudible] that's a very good question. i think millennial sarcasm is towards religion for various reasons. i think it's because of bad experiences on their part. i think that the church or pacific community have sort of had a a negative mindset towards millennial speakers we are sometimes reviewed as they are trying to take our jobs and they are smarter than us and there's the humility approach. when i've had interactions with maloney owns that are not religious that's fine because we still can find or at least i hope to find common ground just because a person is in spiritual doesn't mean that i have a deaf ear towards them. but in the midst of conversation and in the midst of building re

now is my sincere pleasure to introduce to you demetrius minor. [applause] >> good evening. my friends gathered here this evening thank you for the invitation i am honored. it all started april 1st 2014, of the day before avocet to relocate to an atlanta and georgia for newport news. and remember read father telling me to come downstairs there is an important matter with parents wanted to discuss. i thought they would tell me how much they would miss me and i embrace myself for moms never ending list of things they need to accomplish. but i could not possibly prepare myself for what was coming. as i sat down my father uttered the words that would turn my world upside-down, upside-down, , your mother and i are not your biological parents. for a very first time i had no idea where was. it was revealed my birth mother because she had succumbed to a lifestyle of prostitution, drugs, alcohol prostitution, drugs, alcohol , violations with the law was either financially risky prepared to raise a child. however she did not allow her for life choices to prevent her from allowing a lo

check out demetrius cox. msu wins it 55-16, advancing to the big 10 title game. this is what it looks like. the championship game a week from tonight in indianapolis. just after 7:00, the hawkeyes will once again be doubted. the hawkeyes say bring it on. c,j,: the talkshow guys will try to speculate and say we are overrated. but we are 12-0 right now. they did not expect this to be nebraska. and we did. they did not expect us to win half of the games this season. scott: kcci sports team will be there. we will have a live pre-game, hour-long special friday, the day before the game at 8:00. , right here on kcci. the fcs playoffs are underway. northern iowa has a home game against eastern illinois. 36-17, third quarter. let's bundle up for some naia playoffs. a chilly day out there in des moines. but this little man was bringing the school spirit for grand view. grand view hosting marian. grand view down 7-0 early. jordan cheatem with running room inside the 10 to set up a field goal. cuts the lead to 7-3. that was the only score on the day for the vikings. krishawn

look at demetrius cox. weaving through traffic, 77 yards. michigan state punching its ticket to indianapolis etc.. we are set for the big 10 championship game a week from tonight. kickoff just after 7:00. the hawkeyes will once again be doubted. bring it on. c.j.: the coach told guys out there there will be people who speculate that we are overrated. but we are 12-0 right now. that is all you can say. they did not expect us to beat nebraska. and we did it. they do not expect us to win half the games we won this year. scott: will they win number 13? kcci sports team will be there. we will have a live pre-game, hour-long special friday, december 4 at 8:00. right here on kcci. here's the scores affecting the college football playoff. look at the top four. clemson one narrowly. alabama beat auburn. looks like oklahoma state will beat oklahoma. notre dame lost on a last-second field goal to stanford. notre dame and baylor both falling. uni in the playoffs come around one, fcs. look at charles brown from aaron bailey. they are on to face portland

. >> in his cell trotter's only communication was with officers or by shouting to his neighbor, demetriuste. >> . >> this place does have a psychological effect over a period of time. being locked up 23 hours a day in the windowless cell. makes or breaks you. it's hard. it's real hard, you forget how to communicate. how to social interact. i refuse to lose touch with humanity. when you lose that. that's it. you're transformed from a human being to a prison being. and i refuse to be a prison being. >> today we're going to interview inmate chris tore trotter. he has served the better part of the last ten years on administrative segregation. and there is some staff members involved with the review status. who are in favor of placing him in a general population setting to see if he can maintain. >> hey, sir, how you doing? >> we follow trotter to his review and two days later we were with him again when after almost ten years he was released from segregation and placed in a temporary housing unit that would transition him back to general population. >> that was some of the most torturous time

demetrius of the king arts complex, the columbus public library and, of course, the mayor's office. i can't fight everybody individually thought that there are people here i would like to acknowledge. i will say a little something about you, and then you can stand up. some of you know that i teach at my alma mater for miami university in oxford, ohio. the lady who signs my paychecks is here, so i wouldn't i introduce her 1st? she is the provost of miami university. stand up. [applause] dear friend of mine, please protect me on his roof streets. many of you know him as a championship prize fighter. [applause] the athletic director of the ohio state university this year. [applause] one of the great attorneys of this country. [applause] isotonic a lot about jerry saunders. [applause] last year i received her susan visit a foundation board, alabama civil rights pioneer. ninety years young. james is here. and i would like her to stand up. [applause] >> up on the balcony. marched with martin luther king junior. [applause] i can't tell you how touched i was when she called me and said she