congressman ellison, i read the testimony of his dreamer earlier. congressman eshoo, i acknowledge her again for her extraordinary leadership. she has faith that this will happen and we pray together over

julie: ellison barber live in washington with the very latest, ellison. >> president trump appeared to address domestic violence allegations a couple of hours ago, he addressed it on camera the other day and, quote, people's lives are being cheaterred and destroyed by mere allegation, some are true and some are false s there no such thing any longer as due process. the ex-wife of one of speech writers told the washington post he was abusive during their marriage, he did not abuse his wife, she abused him, she -- he resigned on friday and two days porter resigned after two of his former wives he physically and verbally abused them. gave photos to fox news with eyes swollen, porter punched her in the eye while on vacation in italy, second wife said this in interview with the washington post. >> was bad, i knew that it wasn't healthy that we -- that the fights and the verbal and emotional abuse that i was enduring was not quote, unquote, normal. but i don't think that i had yet put myself in the category of someone whose husband layed hands on her until that moment. >> for a lot of people

ellison: thank you, mr. chairman. let me allow to thank you as well, mr. hill, from the great state of arkansas. and also congressman pittinger, as well as many other members of the financial services committee on both sides of the aisle. it's always a pleasure to be able to work together on things. this is what our constituents expect. and that's what the credit access and inclusion bill actually represents. so, mr. speaker, if i told you that we could help millions of people get access to an apartment, lower the cost of a loan, lower the deposit they may have to put down on a phone or utility deposit, and we could do all these things without creating a new government program, we could do it without government mandate, and we could do it with virtually no new tax dollars, would you take that deal? because i would. i'd say, wow. help millions of people? be able to afford services that they need before, lower the cost of loans? yeah, why wouldn't we do that? well, the truth is that we can. if we vote yes on the credit access and inclusion bill. i'm proud to

how good it's hearing us to see keith ellison is a charismatic politician who's keen to get young muslim started in politics well you know we're just having fun out here you know keith introduces me to his intent. would you say just sort of young muslims we're living in other parts of the world i think being a muslim in america is a very tough thing and such are i mean there's advantages there's disadvantages we definitely have a lot more opportunity is that it's kind of difficult going up any different especially where i'm from it's a stance and the only muslim in my school the only muslim in my high school so that's definitely a challenge but once you get past that you know you can there's so many different avenues so many different opportunities for you to connect with and what it's like to be able to come in the united states get challenging and rewarding on the same time but i think the most important thing to remember is that you don't you know what we can make you know if we want and i encourage all muslims around the world to actually do the same you know please get to know your

beneath this great miracle i'm meeting congressman keith ellison who i came across at the start of my journey in minneapolis so he tell me about when you took your oath of office because it was a copy of the koran not just any copy that was on this qur'an that we have right here before us and you know in fact this on which is a two volumes it has the initials t.j. inscribed right here thomas jefferson and so you know we said this was your reaction when you found of the one of the founding fathers had his own copy of the koran i was gobsmacked. as a. huge head it was international. i didn't have much appreciation for why it would be a big deal that a muslim of the elect of the united states congress i thought the issue was going to be color. and i thought wow we've really made some great strides in terms of racial justice when people don't care that i'm black anymore they're just they're just exudes or dark about religion but do you think keith that for all the grassroots activism in the muslim community that at a national level the fact is that most americans are still afraid of islam

ellison barber is live in washington.the first would begin with our white house correspondent in west palm beach florida. the presidents estate at mar-a-lago. >> good afternoon. very interesting. imagine the presidents twitter mac storm today. he mentioned a bunch of people. john mcmaster, national security advisor, the mueller team. he talked about resident obama and as you can imagine, he also talked about adam schiff. the california congressman. the letter from the president gave a fit of a lack of a better description, a golf clap. for agreeing with him that the obama administration simply did not do nearly enough to combat the russia targeting of america's democracy. and i want to share with you a bit of what they said today on national television. >> i have said all along that i think the obama administration should have dunmore. and senator feinstein and i took the first steps to make public attribution because at that time he could not get the obama administration to acknowledge the russian interference. they were

we have live coverage now from ellison barber live in washington. ellison. >> reporter: a lot of different ideas were talked about at that meeting at the white house but the message from students and parents at the white house today was the same one we heard from students protesting in florida and across the nation that something needs to change. one week after the nation's latest school shooting, hundreds of students and staff gathered at the state capital in florida to demand change in the future where mass shootings are a thing of the past. >> to not change the law in our time of needs will be a huge disservice to 17 dead in parkland. the 17 dead in columbine. the 26 dead in sandy hook. the 50 dead in orlando. the 59 dead in las vegas. >> so this is to every lawmaker out there. no longer can you take money from the nra. no longer can you fly under the radar doing whatever it is that you want to do because we are coming after you. >> reporter: students made similar demands across the country and walking out of class. >> there needs to be serious b

julie: ellison barber, thank you very much. for more on this now, we're bringing in deputy news editor. thank you very much for talking to us. >> thank you. julie: the memo itself obviously as you point out leaves a lot of questions unanswered. basically one of them is, you know, was there any inaccurate information provided the fbi for the basis of surveilling carter page? and basically what we learned due to this memo that christopher steele's antitrump dossier was all they needed to issue a surveillance warrant, which clearly was a big screw-up. what more did we learn? >> so we also learned that -- that is one part of it, right, the dossier is one part of it. the interesting thing about the memo is it revealed the problems of the fisa application process but some of the other questions left unanswered are what are the issues for that and are their solutions for how we fix this moving forward? if republicans or anyone is unhappy with this application process, how will we move forward with it? you mentioned christopher steele.

ellison barber reports from washington. >>> reporter: president trump heard from so many students impacted by the shooting in florida. students across the country in florida and beyond walked out of their classes and protested trying to send a similar message to washington. one week after the nation's latest school shooting, hundreds of students and staff gathered at the state capital in florida to demand change in the future where mass shootings are a thing of the past. >> to not change the law in our time of needs will be a huge disservice to 17 dead in parkland. the 17 dead in columbine. the 26 dead in sandy hook. the 50 dead in orlando. the 59 dead in las vegas. >> so this is to every lawmaker out there. no longer can you take money from the nra. no longer can you fly under the radar doing whatever it is that you want to do because we are coming after you. >> reporter: students made similar demands across the country and walking out of class. >> there needs to be serious background checks for people to purchase guns because now it's getting out of control. >> reporter: it seems like th

ellison barber, fox news. >> remember that missile false alarm in hawaii.tioned university of delaware researchers studying the reaction say there was less panic than they thought. they interview 80 residents of hawaii and tourists many simply to the went to the internet net whether it was real or not. >> back outside life look at the ben franklin parkway so you guys like roller coasters here we go. temperatures in the 70s just days after some of us half foot of snow. kathy? >> what is going on? >> not much snow in south jersey and philadelphia. but north and west yeah, we had three to 6-inches depending on where you lived most of that gone with milder temperatures today. wilmington looking good. clear skies. temperatures in the 30s. the high today 46 degrees. that's a little bit above normal for this time of year. for the month of february 3 degrees above normal and that's going to continue. 32 in allentown. 35 in wilmington. 29 in millville and 32 in trenton. so we'll go hour by hour and watch a few clouds moving in tomorrow. by the afternoon we see some

. >> ellison barber is following all this from washington. she joins us now. ellison? >> hi, kelly. the president sent out a series of tweets this evening, most talking about how the allegations in these indictments did not sway the election. the president also retweeted the vice president adds that facebook -- the account is not verified, but it was confirmed to fox news that this is goldman's personal twitter account. the president wrote hard to ignore this fact and quote retweeted one of goldman's tweets that said the majority of the russian ad spin happened after the election, few outlets have covered it because it doesn't align with the main media narrative with trump and the election. 3 russian companies and 13 russian citizens were indicted on charge related the interference of the 16 election. it accuses them of trying to sow discord in the u.s. political system. >> the defendants posed as politically and socially active americans, advocating for and against particular candidates. they established social media pages and groups to communicate with unwitting americans. >> acco

lou: how about eat ellison, the d what about keith ellison, the vice chair of the dnc. what a bunch to draw to. ed rollins, thanks for being here. ed: missed you. interesting times we live in. lou: they are interesting. we have -- something we haven't had for a long time with this man the white house, we have a fighting chance. ed: yes, we do. lou: little adam schiff's memo turns out to be a big bust. president trump: he'll have a committee meeting and leak all sorts of information. he's a bad guy. but certainly the memo was a nothing. lou: we take up the desperate dem's efforts to cover up their corruption with chris farrell of judicial watch. and this daredevil managing to shake things up, then flying away to tell the tale. we'll show you the amazing video from vance next. you -- from france next. today, innovation in the finger lakes is helping build the new new york. once home to the world's image center, new york state is now a leader in optics, photonics and imaging. fueled by strong university partnerships, providing the world's best talent. and supported with wo

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lou: how about eat ellison, the d what about keith ellison, the vice chair of the dnc.bunch to draw to. ed rollins, thanks for being here. ed: missed you. interesting times we live in. lou: they are interesting. we have -- something we haven't had for a long time with this man the white house, we have a fighting chance. ed: yes, we do. lou: little adam schiff's memo turns out to be a big bust. president trump: he'll have a committee meeting and leak all sorts of information. he's a bad guy. but certainly the memo was a nothing. lou: we take up the desperate dem's efforts to cover up their corruption with chris farrell of judicial watch. and this daredevil managing to shake things up, then flying away to tell the tale. we'll show you the amazing video from vance lou: the house intelligence committee investigating ties between the obama administration and the russian dossier. asks are being asked when they knew the dossier was funded by hillary clinton and the dnc. >> i said all along i thought the obama administration should have done more. at that time we couldn't get t

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julian and it's not keith ellison but so many people have millions of people who have had a direct impact in their paychecks in the investments that are happening cisco bringing back 30 billion. i think what nancy pelosi this is this is dissing the people that thinks it's a great thing. >> you are absolutely right and i want to point out she was talking about how the god didn't intend for this disproportionate distribution of wealth or here we are talking about a lady who has a net worth of $30 million to literally owned the napa valley vineyard who has multiple property san francisco and georgetown. the american people look at the note hypocrisy. charles: listening to the venture capitalist and how venture capitalists may have made some money off of a government program. lonnie the thing is it's a reflection of an absence of ideas on the democratic side particularly from these older democrats who are welded to the old-school thinking of divide and conquer. >> they have a playbook and they keep going back to that playbook playbook. it's not just nancy pelosi by the way. the entirety of th

in washington, i am ellison barber, fox news. >> thank you! >> the white house dismissing reports that the chief of staff, john kelly, could be resigning over his handling of domestic violence claims. i guess the former staffer, rob porter. kelly is reportedly saying that he was not fully aware of the allegations until just this week. join me now we have usa today reporter, eliza -- john kelly has said he would be willing to stop down over the way he handled the accusations of abuse of a former staff member. the white house is denying that. what is the real story here? >> we really don't know. we've heard before general john kelly brings up resignations in the past is even a way to sort of hone in on a message and get the president to fight back but the white house is denying it. and it is being reward to have meadows to replace and predestined white house has not reached out. we do not know anything about this. as of right now, you might be hearing that he is going to step down but who would replace him, we do not know. white house is saying

a statement we want to listen in to that statement and then get your reaction there after thomas ellison. mine of course it's whom i want to express my joy about the high level of support i received today in the party executive and it's a duty that our now want to carry out. it's a responsibility for our country because i will endorse entering the grand coalition i will campaign for this and do everything i can to make it work for the frightening images of killing she is campaigning for a grand coalition apparently reiterating that in that statement a short while ago thomas what does that mean for the so-called grand coalition is it more likely that there will be a yes vote now in favor of it among s.p.d. members while the four hundred sixty three thousand s.p.d. members will certainly be voting on whether to accept or not to accept that deal and it had become evident that martin shows have become a burden for many of those s.p.d. members from that perspective it can be seen as a positive news for those who want another grand coalition but the fact is also sorrow that many who reject the

ellison barber reports for us tonight. >> dangerous and negative impacts. >> a republican member of theda house of representatives has drafted a resolution to declare pornography i public health risk. >> we need to begin discussing, investigating, researching, talking about the impacts of it on our states. >> he's not the first to propose something like it. at least six states have passed resolutions that say pornography is a public health concern. focused on a government funded program in boston that tries to teach high schoolers about healthy relationships and how to be critical consumers of pornography by discussing how it portrays things like gender, aggression, consent. some say it is so bad it is time to ban it or at least put government in it. >> it's hard-core depictions of women being raped, beaten, abused. doj could easily just enforce the laws that are on the books for obscenity. >> a study for the psychological association survey 330 men, mostly white and mostly heterosexual. they found that younger a man was when he first viewed pornography the more likely he was to want po

. >> ellison barber has the latest on this from washington. reporter: rick, the white house is defending their decision to block the release of the memo drafted by democrats on the house intelligence committee. critics say the decision is partisan politics. the white house claims they aren't releasing it based on the advice of legal and national security experts. >> we believe that congressman schiff intentionally put in there methods and sources that he knew need to be redacted. if we redacted it, outcry that says the white house is trying edit it. we said take it back. work with the fbi, clean it up, and we'll release it. reporter: representative adam schiff says trump doesn't want the public to see, quote, underlying facts. >> what is revealed in the memo is quotes from the fisa application that says how misleading the democrats have been. reporter: accuse the fbi and department of justice of misusing their surveillance authority when they got a fisa warrant on former trump campaign adviser carter page. on friday, the white house said presi

ellison, for five minutes. mr. ellison: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. chairman, republican tax scam, tax cuts, really are only going to benefit giant corporations and the wealthy few. and the -- what working people will ever glean from this is minimal in scope and really is sort of a pittance in order to allow people who have more wealth than they can possibly count to just get more. this tax cut, this massive tax cut would wipe away health care of age for millions workers, giveaway multinational -- give multinational corporations and foreign investors a giant payday, and it paves wait for more cruel cuts to -- that will -- cutting programs that will benefit americans. it is a moral abombation. it's wrong. it's giving more to those who already have too much and take interesting those who are already struggling to make ends meet. but sadly it's just another example of how republicans and their billionaire buddies are in it for themselves and not the american people. i'd like to talk about another important example because you have to look at what is goin

larry ellison i believe does oracle. and bill gates of course with microsoft and all of that. amazon. ted turner was at turner networks, i think with warner bros as well. and all these gentlemen are certainly worth a lot. over $2 billion. you know, chris, i think i'm gonna have to use-- i think i'm gonna ask the audience. >> okay. final? >> final. >> okay, audience, need some help here if you would. pick up those keypads and enter your votes now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, kirk. take a look at the results. 71%, good majority say it's ted turner. >> okay, that is a good majority, and i was leaning in that direction. so... i will say c, ted turner. final answer. >> good job. good job, everybody. >> thank you. >> well done. yeah, he was vice chairman of time warner when it merged with aol. >> aol. >> didn't go well. poor guy, he's only worth about $2 billion. >> ugh. >> hope he's doing okay. $7,000 is where you are. going for $10,000. here's the $10,000 question. >> okay. [dramatic musical sting] ♪ >> according to glamour.com, the new dating term "cushioning" refers to doing

democrats are defending 26 seats, republicans only eight. >> shannon: ellison barber, thank you veryuch. it is not just democrats talking about beefing up gun laws. from the president's apparent openness to banning certain gun accessories and setting limits on firearms purchases, ohio governor connie, john kasich floating the idea of banning some guns altogether. >> if all of a sudden you couldn't buy an ar-15, what would you lose? would you feel as though your second amendment rights would be eroded because you couldn't buy a god darn ar-15? >> shannon: let's talk about chris stirewalt. how are you? >> happy tuesday. >> shannon: happy tuesday to you as well. >> a belated presidents' day to you, madam. >> shannon: enter you as well. listen, there's a lot happening. let's talk about this. not surprising who have john kasich, who talks about a lot of important issues -- >> maybe acting like someone who was announcing individual bid for presidency. >> shannon: who are we to say? twisting turns on this gun thin thing. the directing the department of justice to dedicate all available reso

ellison barber joins us with that part of the story, good to see you. >> good to see you.hey sat and he talked in the white house's state dining room. they talked about gun violence and most of the people in that room had been personally impacted by a mass shooting inside of a school. >> there were families and students from stoneman douglas high school. >> my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here, she said king david cemetery. >> parents of students who went to sandy hook. >> he was seven years old. >> they all called for change and ask for the president's help but they didn't all ask for one specific policy. some said it's time to ban ar-15 weapons. others said t-shirts would carry guns. some said more needed to be done in regards to mental health. many said schools need more security. tsa like checkpoints. all said something needs to be done and more people need to listen to each other. >> it doesn't even feel like a week. i want to feel safe at school. >> these deaths are preventable and i implore you, consider your own children. you don't want to be me.

as ellison barber reports, congress must pass a bill by thursday to avoid another government shutdowneporter: disagreements over immigration and darko led to the shutdown last month. right now, lawmakers say they do not expect to have a deal on daca before the february 8 deadline, but they also say don't expect to see a shutdown. >> there is not likely to be a daca deal but i don't see a government shutdown coming. i do see a promise by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to finally bring this critical issue that affects the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in america, finally bringing it to a full debate in the senate. that's what we were looking for before the shut down. that's what we have achieved. >> reporter: daca is set to end march 5. nearly 800,000 dreamers could face deportation. mitch mcconnell promised to take up the issue after this week. >> i am perfectly happy provided the government is still open, on february 8. to go to the subject and to treat it in a fair way, not try to tilt the playing field in anybody's direction, and we will see who can get to 60 vote

in washington, ellison barber, fox 29 news. >>> one beer company is make going on super bowl bet butut free beer on parade day a g >> philadelphia just won more than a super bowl. the city also scored 20 pounds of lobster all thanks to a friendly wager placed between pat's king of steaks and the king of lobsters from maine. the two made a bet with 20 cheesesteaks and 20 pounds of maine lobsters on the line. poor little lobsters. today it was time for the king of lobsters to pay up. >> we were sad that the patriots lost but it was great game. can't deny that. it was great game. but we stand true to our word and we're here and we're here to pay up in person. >> i'm always up for a bet. i just new the eagles were going to be victorious and i love lobster. so here we are with a lot of lobster an lot of lobster meat. >> and though the patriots loft pat sent them back with cheesesteaks for the road brotherly love in action. >>> bud light is making good on a bet free beer for the entire city. dilly dilly philly philly. bud is giving out free booze during the super bowl parade recipe for dis

ellison barber is in washington, d.c.happening now. >> reporter: big breck through on capitol hill senate leaders say they have reached a bipartisan long-term budget deal. >> the budget deal doesn't have everything democrats want. it doesn't have everything republicans want. but it has a great deal of what the american people want. >> our arm forces will have more of the resources they need to keep america safe. >> reporter: in 22011 as part of the butch control act spen spending limits or caps were put in place for domestic and defense spending. the senate package lifts those caps by nearly $400 billion for the next two years. it funds the government through march 23rd. it includes money for disaster relief, four-year extension the child'ings health insurance program. it doesn't include a daca fix or anything related to border security. daca the program that protects immigrants brought to the u.s. illegal system children set to expire march 5th. disagreements over it led to the shutdown last month. senate majority leader

. >> but how about harris, elizabeth warren, deblasio, cuomo, booker, murphy, and ellison? they are not democrats in the mold of john f. kennedy or tip o'neil. they hide behind labels like democrat, left wing, and progressive. to make their socialist agenda more palette able, and that is terrifying. >> also saying your party, the democratic party, congressman, is infested with saboteurs. what's your reaction? >> well, he's trying to use fear to manipulate people, but, look, you know, the last thing he wants to talk about is the 17 dead students in parkland, 20 dead children and seven more dead teachers at sandy hook. he doesn't want to talk about the fact that since the assault weapon ban in 2004, there's been an increase in gun-remlated deaths. he doesn't want to talk about blood spilled all over his hands because of the left policies he's pushing. he wants to make people afraid, and he wants to tell people lies and distortions rather than deal with the fact that he is entrapped in fear in order to line the pockets of his clients and gun manufacturing industry. it's really

ellison barber live from washington. hi. >> hi.o one on capitol hill says they want a shutdown when last month was not good politically for anyone, but the deadline to get something done is rapidly approaching. house speaker paul ryan says the government won't shut down, but he also says a long-term budget before this week's deadline is unlikely. >> i think we're making progress on an agreement an even if we get everything figured out by say tuesday, we still will have to have a cr if only for the fact we had to get them time to write an appropriations bill. >> sources tell fox news republicans are looking at a short-term bill that funds the government through march 23rd. but lawmakers haven't reached an agreement just yet. even the republican party, there are disagreements. congressman meadows told a group of reporters i don't see the probability of the freedom caucus supporting a fifth cr without substantial changes by february 8th unless we see dramatic changes. defense hawks say short-term bills hurt military readiness. they ar

ellison barber live tonight in our washington newsroom. good evening, ellison. >> hi eric.is allegedly began in 2014. seemingly around june 2014 according to court documents. the white house says that proves the trump campaign did not collude with russia. >> this began in 2014 under then president obama's nose. he didn't do a thing about it. long before donald trump announced for president, this was going on. also, it points out clearly that in this process, there was no collusion. >> the president tweeted that argument as well. it doesn't necessarily change anything one way or the other, but it is worth mentioning that for years trump publicly said he was considering getting involved in politics in december of 2014 in an interview with the daily beast he was asked if he was considering a presidential run, trump said in part i'm certainly looking at it. i'm going to examine what's going on and after the beginning of the new year, i will make a decision. deputy u.s. attorney general rosenstein says this indictment does not accuse any americans of knowingly participating in t

harris, elizabeth warren, bill de blasio, andrew cuomo, cory booker, christopher murphy, and keith ellison? [boos] mr. lapierre: they are not democrats in the mode of john f. kennedy or tip o'neill. they hide behind labels like progressive to make their socialist agenda more palatable. and that is terrifying. [applause] mr. lapierre: and that should terrify every citizen who values the american ideal in this country of individual liberty. they politicize the department of justice, they weaponize the internal revenue service, the epa, perhaps cripple the fbi and the intelligence community, and seized and embedded leadership in all of them to advance their agenda. absolute control in every corner of our government is their ultimate dream. these intellectual elites, they think that they are smarter than we are. they think that they are smarter than the rest of us. and they think they are better than we are. they truly believe it, and you know it. the privileged and the powerful, they think they deserve to be in charge of every lever of power. but you know what, the united states constitution

now of course we're seeing that the white house is still maintaining that line is supporting what ellison is doing there's very little damage that trump is doing now. compared to the beginning of this crisis so i think the main thing the main lesson the main idea to be taken from the strategic dialogue at the time is that shift in the tone towards form accusing others of supporting terrorism speaking of whether as a reliable partner mark building on what marriage is so do you believe that president trumps position now on culture is is just solidified in line with madison secretary tillerson. well i think it's a little bit too early to tell i think we'll still have to see what he intends what his strategy is from this bilateral dialogue it's not what it was initially. designed to be which is a communal dialogue of all the parties he's going one by one and i think it's a little bit would be jumping the gun if we rush to conclusions here and what exactly is and maybe he doesn't even exactly know he's playing it by ear maybe to some degree but i'm not so sure that it will necessarily you know

going to make you know has been deported to canada after being charged with treason right up to date ellison cases next. the benefit of saddam people so bad they see all kinds witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. rushed. me off. because i am called. i don't wish to become like. us in the west. west hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we've been tracking this week both russia and cambodia have elections upcoming it's not a great time to be an opposition figure or journalist in either having difficulty getting followers on twitter that's ok just by some more journalists have been arrested in turkey over a story the government's clearly sensitive about and the alternative swearing in ceremony in nairobi that was meant to send a political message. russia's presidential election takes place about six weeks from now the kremlin has been clamping down on critical voices and as the opposition politician at the heart of this story alexei navalny will tell you there's nothing particularly subtle about the govern

the areas south of livermore, those hill tops there, mount ellison, he's of san jose, chance of seeing a few snow showers. by monday night the headlines become freezing temperatures, temperatures in the 20s, frost advisory bayside. we may see another chance of low snow with the next week, thursday into friday, same low snow levels, catch a break friday into saturday and perhaps more rain coming up as we get into monday and tuesday. very chilly looking seven-day forecast ahead as you'll notice san francisco has a chance of frost for a couple nights, snow showers on the coastal hill tops. freeze warnings going up around the bay area tomorrow night, might see a repeat tuesday night into wednesday and more snow possible on thursday. looks like winter. >> and feels like winter, thank you, rob. >>> just ahead, taking to the streets, students move to act after the mass shooting in a florida school. the plan for next month, call to action. ♪ they're super... ...but they can fly. ♪ united. helping superheroes fly. area fundraiser this weekend, left >>> ill conceived or unfortunate timing a raff

johnson introducing me to ralph ellison.ind of racist but did introduce know hunters of solitude as a teacher in high school. in one took me a side and said, you're special. but they introduce met to great books and important moments in my development as a person, as a writer, and i still think about so many things i read in elementary school, reading the lottery for the first time like all of dues and what does that teach us about 1950s america, shirley jackson story. being introduced to this novel to james joyce as a freshman in college, when i'm speaking in my voice, and then there's an explosive, dynamic talent, in ulysses. so, no teachers remember my name or know me but introduced know very important books that's still draw upon today. >> host: iris, south lion, michigan. a few minutes left in our program with author colson whitehead. >> caller: hi there. i'm calling because eye love your hairdo. it's really cool, and peter read that quote by you father, i think he must have again to my high school because we all though

ellison. and thank you, isel. from congresswoman matsui of california, whom i acknowledged earlier, an unnamed dreamer , om her district says september, 1990, my life would change forever. this is her story. my family and i migrated to the uted states. the first six years of my life pales in comparison to what i have been introduced to within a few months of living in the u.s. all i do know is that my clear joyful memories started when we moved to america. i was living in the best country in the world, a place i would call my home and yet i didn't even know it. fast forward 27 years later and today my family sits here in deportation proceedings, given 45 days to pack up their lives and leave. the past few weeks have been the most painful, fearful, helpless and hopeless days of my life. my parents and sisters are being deported. i most likely have a few months left before i will be deported as well. i am considered a dreamer, probably one of the oldest dreamers in the united states had my older sister have been eli