former representative eva clayton from north carolina. former representative glen browder from alabama. and the most distinguished of them all,. [laughter] >> my former schoolmate, artemesia stanberry, on the faculty of nortel are essential university. please welcome them. [applause] >> so this evening we're here to talk about something called stealth reconstruction and how that helped supplement what was being done in the civil rights era, post-civil rights era, trying to move the ball forward, if you will. and so for the next hour or so we will probe this concept and talk in detail about the book and -- that describes all. at some point towards the top of the hour we will open it up for questions. there are microphones on each income and if you want to ask a court and at that time, i would ask you to do so from the microphones as they will be picked up by the national archives reporters and also by c-span, and they won't be able to hear it otherwise. before i do that though, i want to make one additional announcement. this coming saturd

miss eva clayton, you talked about inclusiveness. i guess we all know this would affect one affects the other indirectly so having these types of discussions open the and freely about race and politics in our society today's time is very important and to the lady's question earlier i appreciate the question. it's because we are past self politics or doing things quietly because young people of today, we are more open to talking about race and how it affects a were daily lives. so the question really is where it is our america, the capitalist ideolog fit into the midst of coleworts working together? [laughter] >> thanks, fred. i do think when you began to look at the current economic status and find how we are surviving the question is is a question of race or resources that creates a poverty, and i think how we discussed that still has to be based on your larger principle that what affects us all, what affects one affect soc all. examples to the extent that capitalism and particularly the current economy has been influenced so much b

eva, you talk about inclusiveness. i guess we all know what affects one in directly so having these type of discussions openly and freely about race and politics in our society today is time, is very important. into the ladies question earlier, i appreciate her question. i told her that that is because we are past stealth politics are doing them quietly. because young people of today, we are more open to talking about race and how it affects our daily lives. so the question really is, where does our, and when i say our, i mean america, capitalist ideology fit into the mix of cohorts working together? >> thanks, fred. well, i do think, you know, when you do again to look at our current economic status and finding how we are surviving, the question is, isn't the question of race or question of resources, poverty? and i think how we discussed that still has to be based on your larger principle, is that what affects us all you know, what affects one affects us all. example is that to the extent that capitalism, and in part

accuweather meteorologist eva joins us with the latest. good morning, eva. >> good morning.nk you, jeremy. the radar is already looking menacing across the mid-atlantic. interestingly enough we picked up a bit of icy mix in areas like d.c., that's that pink showing up, in the early morning hours of wednesday. this actually cuts down on the amount of accumulation that will follow. but don't be fooled. this cold air sinking in on the back side of the storm in which case the heavy snow will continue in d.c. throughout the morning hours, moving up the i-95 corridor toward new york city, eventually getting towards boston. that really is what's making this storm different from the last one that hit over the weekend. new york city barely got a trace from the last storm. they may get over 1 foot. and even towards boston picking up 3 to 6 inches where they were barely untouched by that last storm. we are talking about some very gusty winds with this storm as well. >>> now to the growing crisis of childhood obesity. for the first time ever american children are on track to live shorte