more black folks if perry county than white. >> evelyn's husband and a man named spencer hogue began new absentee ballot campaign that let to the confrontation that brought her face-to-face with the man now poised to become the next attorney general of the united states. >> every time they mention that man's name, i can't stand him. >> reporter: that man's name is jeff sessions, alabama's u.s. senator who in 1984 was the u.s. attorney for southern alabama and the man who tried to put evelyn, her husband and spencer hogue in prison for decades. they were called the marion three. >> we were just trying to help people. we had been helping people for over -- i don't know how many years. >> reporter: jeff sessions did not see it that way. based on complaints he said came from black office holders along with black voters who said their absentee ballots had been tampered with, sessions brought a vote fraud conspiracy case to a federal grand jury and indicted the marion three on 29 counts. the charges carried so much potential prison time, it still scares evelyn turner to this day. >> if any

evelyn is marissa's first child. there's much more coming up on "action news." donald trump indicates we could learn more about hacking. >> and mariah carey gives a bizarre performance unforgettable in all of the wrong ways. those stories and more when "action news" comes back. ♪ ♪ ♪ fios in the house! dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. >> to the white house transition now. president elect donald trump is promising new details about the russian hacks this week. he spoke at the new year's eve party last night. he's set to be briefed by intelligence members but says he knows things others don't know. he says he doesn't believe russia is behind the attacks though 17 agents say the >> professor sulikowski: proof is soli

and evelyn farkas. she served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine and eurasia from 2012 to 2015. she's now a senior fellow at the atlantic council, which is a washington security think-tank. welcome to you both. evelyn, let's start with you. is mattis right, russia is the number-one threat? it's not china, it's not north carolina, it's not isis? >> nope, it's not the others. it's interesting because he mentioned russia by name. he did not mention the others by name. the second category he gave could have included russia. >> inskeep: countries using unorthodox means, like cyber attacks, cyber operations, strategic communications, fake news, et cetera. but it also could have included and probably does include north korea as well as china and other actors. so other actors that decide to emcollate or copy russia, but russia is the biggest one because they're trying to rewrite the rules of the international order far more than china, although china is pushing the envelope, as well. >

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evelyn lost her job. is there a chance that maybe 30 years has softened a man's heart-- >> have you ever seen a leopard change his spots? >> my opinion is that jeff sessions did his job. >> reporter: turner's son, albert jr., sees things differently. he's now a commissioner in perry county, serving in a building dedicated to his dad. he thinks there's a balance to session's record on race. >> i know that jeff sessions prosecute aid white clu klux klansman, sought the death penalty and got it for the killing of an african american in mobile, alabama, and i never seen an indication that he had a racist attitude or dislike or disdainment for african american people or other minorities. >> reporter: in the case of jeff sessions, the turner family remains divided. >> in order for me to go to heaven, i'm going to have to forgive him, but i will never, ever forget as long as i stay black, and i don't see no chance of me turning white. >> reporter: david begnaud, cbs news, perry county, alabama. >> pelley: today,

will we please welcome lieutenant governor evelyn sanguinetti? [ applause ] attorney general lisa madigan. [ applause ] secretary of state jesse white. [ applause ] comptroller suzanna mendoza. [ applause ] treasurer michael ferricks. [ applause ] and the chief of staff to governor rauner, richard goldberg. [ applause ] chair recognizes the majority leader, representative curry. >> thank you, speaker. i move for the adoption of joint session resolution 1. >> mr. clerk, read joint session resolution number 1. >> joint session resolution number 1, be it resolved that a committee of ten be appointed, five from the house by the speaker of the house and five from the senate by the president of the senate to wait upon governor bruce rauner invite him to address the joint assembly. >> representative curry has moved for the adoption of the resolution. all those in favor signify by sayi saying aye, all those who oppose say nay. the following are appointed as a committee to escort the governor. the appointments from the house with the representative sue sh

. >> reporter: evelyn gomez and her boyfriend are out getting supplies worried about power outages andng stuck in the snow. >> we came to get groceries and food and water and all the necessary things. >> reporter: the county is recommending residents take time to clear snow from their roofs and driveways ahead of the storm. that's exactly what harry hawthorne did all day friday. >> today pushing snow off the top of the roof, dig out cars, pulling ice off windows, breaking everything you can. just move snow basically. >> reporter: they're just following warnings from the county and national weather service. this weekend's storm promises to pile on a few more feet of snow and authorities worry some people may be stuck at home for days. dan wells who just moved to truckee this week wasn't wear a wear of the weather -- wasn't aware of the weather warning. >> no, not really. didn't realize there was going to be quite that much snow. >> reporter: welcome to your new home. >> thank you. that's great. >> reporter: now he's rushing around learning how to hi like the locals and local crews -- ho

king came to school of a guest of evelyn white, worked at the school, and volunteered with king in the civil rights movement. she died in 1996, but her son remembers her mood. >> she was very excited about, you know, just the opportunity to introduce him to, you know, south philadelphia. >> reporter: the introduction had an impact. he became an 8th grade teacher, taught about dr. king beyond the i have a dream speech. >> i have a dream -- >> reporter: given today's political climate, we asked both men how dr. king would approach black lives matter in a donald trump presidency. >> i think he would try to work with the black lives matter groups. >> he would want us to work alongside of trump. >> and with a powerful commitment, i believe that we can transform dark yesterdays of injustice and to bright tomorrows of justice and humanity. >> reporter: brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> now at 11:00, general motors is investing a billion dollars into american facilities and poised to add more than a thousand jobs. sources tell cnbc the jobs have been in the works for some time and the auto make

evelyn waugh, the author, he was atjesus college. 1912.authorjrr tolkien who studied english at oxford. he played football. i have enjoyed every minute of it, and it's not that i'm fed up, i have reached an age where i am in god's time. there is a little something here for you to thank you so much for so many years looking after me, and my shoes. and it comes with my great thanks for so many years. thank you. completely unnecessary, but thank you. thank you for your continued custom throughout the years. i'm only a tiny tiny part in this legend, a tiny part. best to go while everyoneis clapping. everyone is clapping. i think it was cinderella who said a shoe can change your life. as they turn the key here for the last time, isabel and bob would probably agree. james ducker reporting there. always sad to see the old things disappear. talking of which, i will see you next week! goodbye! well, hopefully here's one thing that went to disappear too soon. a lot of you would like to get rid of some filthy weather and it has been that way across a

evelyn waugh, he was atjesus college.stomer is lord of the rings authorjrr tolkien, who studied english at oxford. he played football. i have enjoyed every minute of it, i really do. it's not that i'm fed up, but i have reached an age where i am in god's time. thank you so much for so many years looking after me and my shoes. it comes with my great thanks to so many years. thank you for your continued custom throughout the years. i'm only a tiny, tiny part in this legend. tiny part. best to go while everyone is clapping. i think it was cinderella who said a shoe can change your life. as they turn the key here for the last time, isabel and bob would probably agree. james ducker reporting there. always sad to see the old things disappear. talking of which, i'll see you next week. bye! good morning. mixed fortunes weather—wise today. some of us seeing rain and sun getting sunshine. 0vernight last night we had quite a storm through cumbria that brought this, not snow but hail to whitehaven cumbria. that storm system sliding a

american history tv on c-span three, saturday night at eight eastern, james madison university professor evelynntz on the evolution of suburbs >> the suburban kind of style really takes off after the civil war and people began to empathize having a detached home, a cottage style house, having fresh air, accessible space, a yard, a garden >> then at 905 eastern, the history professor alain parson talked about the ku klux klan and how the elaborate rituals were used as tools of intimidation and terrorism >> they wrapped a layer of meaning around these acts of violence and they ended up, the costumes interpreted what the violence meant and helped the violence tell a story. sunday afternoon at four on real america, the 1957 cbs news report on apollo one disaster that killed astronauts during the launch rehearsal on genuine 27th. there was a flash and that was it according to a national nasa spokesman watching the television screen. the screen went blank and he said there was no comedic occasion from the astronaut. they died silently and apparently swiftly. at eight, on the presidency, sidney blumen

evelyn farkus joins us as well. a huge day on hearings on capitol hill.e confirmation committee this morning to make his case to be secretary of state. he is expected to face tough questions over his ties to russian president vladimir putin, particularly on the heels of that intelligence report reporting that putin ordered a campaign to help president-elect trump. according to remarks released last night, tillerson is expected to call for a clear eyed assessment of the u.s.' relationship with russia. he will argue that russia poses a danger to the u.s. and its allies and its resurgence happened in, quote, the absence of american leadership. tillerson is also expected to face tough questions of the u.s. role in ending the syrian civil war, israeli settlement policy, climate change, and u.s. support for the iranian nuclear deal. >> david ignatius, if you just take the prepared remarks as they pertain to russia, that is music to the ears of the critics who are going to decide whether he becomes secretary of state or not. john mccain, lindsey graham, and espe

vivian marrow was killed in evelyn's road southeast. surveillance appears to show a gunman chasing another man. they do not believe she was the intended target. she was a fixture in the community. they hope the video helps them catch the killer. >>> and they need help finding whoever damage. it's currently undergoing renovations. it was first hit during the weekend of january 6th. someone broke into the construction equipment shed and stole the keys to a bulldozer and backhoe. a week later they used that heavy equipment to vandalize the school's soccer field, playground and security cameras. they're offering a reward of $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist says we're in for another mild day. a closer look at that as well as what to expect if you're headed to the mall for tomorrow's inauguration. >>> it's a movie that you may have thought about taking your kids to see but that might change. >>> and the family >>> some breaking news out of iran. >> we are learning that 30 firefighters were killed

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? for less than 35 cents a day, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program. you cannot be turned down because of your health. there are no health questions or medical exam. your rate will never go up and your benefit will never go down due to age-- guaranteed! these days, th

our good friend evelyn ortiz in campbell says: >>> i would agree with that, but the worst driving will probably be this evening, especially between 5:00 and 10:00 tonight. so this is just the little guy stuff, but there could be easily some four inch amounts, and maybe even 4 to 6. we could get gusts up to 60 in the hills. this looks -- it's called banding, and it looks really only 0 us in, but it's not -- ominous, but it's not. this atmospheric river is just taking aim at us. the loliism jet will be funneling in moisture likecrazy here. this will warm temperatures up at least on the lows, but look for a rather blustery day with rain developing. some of the heaviest will be in over the next 24 hours, but we'll see our fair share, as well. watch how this slow funneling in from the west-southwest. again, another atmospheric river with a lot of moisture to work with. rain not so heavy this aftermorning, but will be in the after-- this morning, but will be in the afternoon and evening. >> thank you, steve. appreciate that. let me first tell you about the solano soupish commute. we'll go to

evelyn from new jersey, first-time collar. $15,000 is a drop in the bucket.f the irs called you right now instead you owe $15,000, if the irs called you right now instead you owe $15,000 i be damned if you would say oh that is just a drop in the bucket, no problem, i will write you a check. go ahead from new jersey. >> caller: good morning. joe: give me a break, $15,000 is a drop in the bucket. >> caller: i make it my business to get up early in the morning to listen to you. i will be very brief. i am out from work sick which is why i can get up early and listen to you. i am not a trump supporter, i am very upset, very frustrated with the persons we have to listen to that are being confirmed. i am upset basically because of the differentiations, because of the undocumented people, that ought to be investigated from the jump street. joe: thank you. >> caller: that should be investigated. we are dealing with people with conscientious stupidity and sheer ignorance. joe: and he wants to get into name-calling. i am sitting here with this article. they don't want t

. >> there is evelyn dents that there were carelessness in handling this information. >> the americanpeople can no longer head faith in his ability to carry out justice i think at that point someone should step down. >> hillary clinton former campaign manager questioning whether fbi director violated at fbi regulations and because i mean so public this after the justice department said he will review the actions. as someone who has done a lot of dealings with the fbi over the last 40 to 45 years did he violate fbi regulations and going in going public and frankly should he step down. >> he has almost no friends right now. i would not anticipate learning too much from this inspector general's investigation. he can't compel people to talk and they will say that's confidential and that's connected to something classified. i think trump in his people having done a little reporting on this have a lot of respect for director comey. the fbi has done a spectacular job the mass casualty attacks in this country which were watch anticipated after september 11. it may hang on that. >> we ask you

joining me is evelyn farkas. the called lasted roughly an hour.ked no apparently about sanctions and also the read-out from the kremlins, which some commented sounded more positive and other read-outs from the past. >> while they say it was an hour, it was only about a half an hour because you have to have simultaneous conversation. the number of topics they covered means they couldn't have gone into depth about any of them. sanctions did not come up. i also gather their cyber information gathering about the elections didn't come up here. it seems to me it was a start towards creating a warm environment. trump also spoke with the saudi government and they discussed setting up safe zones in syria. that's something that putin is very wary of, he's not supportive of it, though he hasn't come out opposed. >> put on your national security hat for me here. on saturday there was nor banot bit of security news. steve bannon now elevated to be a full, permanent member of the security council. a and there are questions about the direct of national intellige

firefighters went to the home on evelyn circle this morning after the garage caught fire. they used a thermal imaging camera to rescue seven dogs and a cat. seven residents, including four children got out safely and were reunited with the pets. the cause is not determined. >>> a woman faces accusations of trying to stab her mother to death. the 48-year-old teganship was arrested by the central marin police authority. her 73-year-old mother saysship attacked her twice. she recovered after driving herself to the hospital. >>> breaking into several homes and groping two men while he was inside their houses. san mateo police caught him in the act. he's accused of breaking into homes in the area that you see on the map, north kingston and north bay shore boulevard. officers say val ez questions was climbing out of a window when they responded to a burglary call yesterday as one of the officers was slightly hurt in the process. velasquez was arrested. >>> new details on the thousands of national guard soldiers facing debt. the pentagon says after reviewing the cases, the vast m

evelyn turner of the marion three said in her passionate letter to this committee, and i quote, i amy troubled by his stance against civil rights in the more recent past. as a u.s. senator, he supported no laws or causes which suggest that he has changed, end quote. throughout his senate career, senator sessions has advocated an extremely conservative agenda. for example, he voted no and spoke for nearly 30 minutes in this committee against a leahy amendment that expressed the sense of the senate that the united states would not bar people from entering this country based on their religion. he voted against each of three bipartisan comprehensive immigration bills in 2006, 2007 and 2013. twice he voted against the d.r.e.a.m. act, the bill for undocumented youth known as d.r.e.a.m.ers who were brought here as children through no choice of their own, calling it a, quote, reckless proposal for mass amnesty, end quote. he voted against efforts to prohibit the use of waterboarding and other so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. calling them lawful and praising attorney general mccas

firefighters went to the home on evelyn circle this morning after the garage caught fire. they used a thermal imaging camera to rescue seven dogs and a cat. seven residents, including four children got out safely and were reunited with the pets. the cause is not determined. >>> a woman faces accusations of trying to stab her mother to death. the 48-year-old teganship was arrested by the central marin police authority. her 73-year-old mother saysship attacked her twice. she recovered after driving herself to the hospital. >>> breaking into several homes and groping two men while he was inside their houses. san mateo police caught him in the act. he's accused of breaking into homes in the area that you see on the map, north kingston and north bay shore boulevard. officers say val ez questions was climbing out of a window when they responded to a burglary call yesterday as one of the officers was slightly hurt in the process. velasquez was arrested. >>> new details on the thousands of national guard soldiers facing debt. the pentagon says after reviewing the cases, the vast m

evelyn turner said in her passionate letter to this committee, and i quote, i am very troubled by hisstance against civil rights in the more recent past. as a u.s. senator, he supported no laws or causes which suggest that he has changed, end quote. throughout his senate career senator sessions has advocated an extremely conservative agenda. he voted no and spoke for nearly 30 minutes in this committee against the leahy amendment two years ago that expressed the sense of the senate that the united states would not bar people from entering this country based on their religion. he voted against each of three bipartisan, comprehensive immigration bills in 2006, 2007 and 2013. twice he voted against the dream act, the bill for undocumented youth known as dreamers, who were brought here as children through no choice of their own, calling it, quote, reckless proposal for mass amnesty, end quote. he voted against efforts to prohibit the use of waterboarding and other so-called enhanced interrogation techniques calling this many lawful and praising attorney general mukasey in 2008 for refusin

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evelyn turner of the marion three said in her passionate letter to this committee, and i quote, i am very troubled by his stance against civil rights in the more recent past. as a u.s. senator, he supported no laws or causes which suggest that he has changed, end quote. throughout his senate career, senator sessions has advocated an extremely conservative agenda. for example, he voted no and spoke for nearly 30 minutes in this committee against the leahy amendment two years ago that expressed the sense of the senate that the united states would not bar people from entering this country based on their religion. he voted against each of three bipartisan comprehensive immigration bills in 2006, 2007, 2013. twice he voted against the dream act, the bill for undocumented youth known as dreamers who were brought here as children, through no choice of their own, calling it a, quote, reckless proposal for mass amnesty, end quote. he voted against efforts to prohibit the use of water boarding and other so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. calling them lawful and praising attorney gene

two of them, albert and evelyn turner were very close lieutenants of martin luther king and they wereed by senator sessions and when he was u.s. attorney. they were acquitted. but this has not been forgotten and, in fact, that case and other statements made by the senator was one of the reasons why in 1986 the senate judiciary committee would not move him forward when he sought to be a federal district judge. so, the question then is what has happened since then in senator session's record? when you look at that record, that record does not look like a man who turned away from that awful history and who became a civil rights champion. instead that history reflects someone who voted against the violence against women act. someone who voted against the lily led betr equal pay act. someone who resisted the effort to place aican-american judges on the federal bench. someone who, as we know from this year, has supported a presidential candidate who has engaged in conversations about muslims, about mezcxican americans. who suggested that a judge of mexican american decent could not be impar

let's go to evelyn in texas. on the democrat line. caller: good morning.esident obama's speech, thought it was very inspiring. work with he tries to everyone, include everyone and with respect. so he will go down as one of the greatest presidents ever. dignityhis country with and respect and for all of the people who are calling in and are complaining, you know what? maybe you need to learn from your republican friends who have treated this president with respect. the cousin like the lady from indiana has said, it does start from home. so let's be honest. if you're going to teach your children to disrespect on the base of color, then this is the repercussion that will take place. and i'm going to tell all of those people that are just accept it. we are not going anywhere. with the issues and move on and stop complaining. the lady from arizona, i don't know what kind of business she ran but i'm going to tell you, my business that i own with my husband has been getting better and better as time goes by. and i give credit to president obama because of that. h

evelyn manaya good morning. we doenn't know erin andrews' specific case, but she seems to be okay. be the key. >> the american college of obstetrics and gynecology thhas changed the protocol. our best screening is our pap smear. women over the age of 30 need an hpv all precancer cells are caused by the human papilloma virus. the majority of cervical cancer is caused by the human papilloma virus. >> there is the vaccine that boy and girls when they're teenaged it's recommended they get the vaccine. is that always the best protection? >> for the time being yes. the american academy of pediatrics does recommend for boys and girls to get it starting at the age of 11. you have until the age of 26 to get vaccinate. >> highly effective, dok thaalad >> the earlier you do it and not exposure to hpv, the better it work. >> what are some of the other ways people can protect against cervical cancer. >> condoms, decreasing the amount of cervical expoeshiorsu have. amounts of partners you have. condoms are the best way. >> what are the systems of cervical cancer? >> not the precancerous lesions.

evelyn. january is cervical cancer awareness month.. >> we don't know the specifics of erin andrews' case. we know it is highly treatable, and she seems to be doing okay. >> right. >> routine screenings seems to be the key. what are we talking about? how often should you go for the screenings? >> good question. the college has changed the protocol. is it three or five years? basically, just ask your physician what's going on. but our best screening is our pap smear. women over the age of 30 need an hpv attached to that. >> getting down to the hpv, there is a connection then between the human papalona virus and cervical cancer. >> yes. however, the majority but not all of cervical cancer is caused by the human papalona virus. >> there is guardasill, boys and girls are recommended to get the vaccine. is that the best protection. >> for the time being, yes. of course, screening. but the american college of s n gynecology and pediatrics to get it starting at the age of 11 and you have until 26. >> highly effective, do we knie nonexposure t

protesters they came and they had excised that said keep it in the ground, referencing coal. 12-year-old evelyn pocock, daughter of the chairman of the tribe quietly walked up to the protesters and said, you know, if you keep it in the ground, my people are going to start. that is what's at stake right now. i am concerned of this administration doesn't do anything to protect their existing coal fleet, many mac tenants will lose their jobs. our state will lose its tax revenues and power grid will become less secure and less reliable. i sat in our meeting that i welcome your personal attention of this issue and i do appreciate your commitment. i know you'll be traveling a lot when you're the new secretary of energy. i appreciate you visiting this community since the first 10. some of the ways to protect their existing fleet and a flood of energy are to facilitate research that can improve efficiencies at coal plants and investment in carbon capture utilization of storage technology. i am concerned we have a real choice. we can meet in america with this technology or we will see this to the chines

evelyn turner said in her passionate letter to this committee, quote, i am very troubled by his stancegainst civil rights in the more recent past. as a us senator he supported no laws which suggests he has changed. throughout his senate career senator sessions has advocated an extremely conservative agenda. for example, he voted no and spoke for nearly 30 minutes in this committee against the leahy amendment that expressed the sense of the senate that the united states would not bar people from entering this country based on their religion. he voted against each of three bipartisan comprehensive immigration bills. in 2006, 2007, and 2013. twice, he voted against the dream act, the bill for undocumented youth known as dreamers who were brought here as children through no choice of their own calling it a, quote, reckless proposal for mass amnesty. he voted against efforts to prohibit the use of waterboarding and other so-called enhanced interrogation techniques calling them lawful and appraising attorney general casey in 2008 for refusing to rule out the use of waterboarding in the futur