tallahassee, fla. republican caller, hi, brenda. >> caller: can the gentleman explain how community reinvestment act under jimmy carter may have contributed to the downfall on our mortgages and the bank, i am sorry. >> host: i think we got it. kent watkins. >> guest: one of our facilitators at the last academy luncheon was ungentlemanly -- a gentleman undersecretary cam in the republican administration and he went on to become head of the new york regional federal home loan bank board and many of those are very closely tied to to the community banks and to some extent the community investment act, bringing in much larger banks as well and frank keating, another academy fellow that heads of the american bankers association, both could make a very good argument and have, that particularly smaller community banks during the 2008 recession, on in there and many of their mortgages were not foreclose as a result. we can obviously discuss this for many many hours but by and large, i think the new products tha

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donny hathaway and roberta fla flack, it's an immersion into the celebration of black embodiment. so it's not just talking civil rights to black power but we don't talk about the transformative power of that celebration of black experience in embodiment and expressive culture. so i don't, so there is this aesthetic dimension that i don't want to separate from politics because i think it's bold and courageous because it claims the politics that are particularly western art doesn't play in the politics even though they are always fair. >> i want to ask a broad question. i really think in terms of anthony to get at it first. this question is sound. if you think about the black arts movement as an aesthetic movement but was the sound of that movement and in what ways has hip-hop tapped into that as an ongoing legacy? there's a way and i remember john morgan to this wonderful review of ice cubes america's most wanted when it first came out. without even talking about the content of ice cubes music which at that time was exclusively political she said this sounds like the protection. ev

eagle ago when the trains went to wildwood, fla.. c-span: would anyone try to stop him? >> guest: they apparently did not try to stop him. he discreetly asked a friend of his if he would take him to the train station and they drove carefully so as not to attract attention. in other words he did not want to let anyone know he was preparing to leave so he was careful. c-span: where defeat of first? >> guest: he went to harlem. he had previously tried to detroit's and found detroit was not going to work for him because he had actually -- he was there when there was a riot and that scared him off and he went to florida and this last time. c-span: along the way where were these folks getting their money? c-span: >> guest: they had been saving, they lived a meager lives. george swanson starling's father was the owner of a quarter store. didn't have lots of money but he had means of being able to save something. doris darling self was quite frugal. during the days they were winning, he was saving a lot of money. they were making so much more money than they were before. c-span:

karen in winterhaven, fla. democratic column. >> caller: i was growing up before medicare came in and in the state of new hampshire, the seniors were in dire straits. they were living below poverty or at poverty levels and when medicare went through it made a tremendous difference but if i remember it was also couples with a raise in their social security rates so the whole program of the great society lifted a lot of seniors out of poverty and right now i care for my mom, she is 91 and with medicare and luckily my father had been a civil servant so we have blue cross blue shield, i can take my mom to any doctor i need to so i think people need to realize that this program has made it possible for seniors to live out their years in dignity. >> i agree. is a wonderful thing. to protect seniors who don't have the resources to support themselves. the real discussion i would have is supporting low income seniors and middle-income seniors is a great idea and medicare is a wonderful benefit. i don't think it is a gre

and when you talk about earthquake preparedness, it's really important that you have a fla flashlight nearby. you should have tennis shoes near your beds. a lot of things came off the shelves. you should have tennis shoes nearby so you won't get hurt. three days worth of food, probably not needed in this situation. i don't want to overstate the situation but this is a pretty devastating -- i mean, it's important to have that type of stuff nearby. rotor rooter is going by, a restoration company just pulling in. people are coming down to the riverrock area, river trail and there are a lot of nice restaurants here. you can see the sheriff department doing crowd control. not in a negative way because they are just trying to find out what is going on in their town, raj. i don't know if you've come down here a lot or if you've been to this area. i know that you have. it looks very different right now. back to you guys. >> i'm familiar with that area because of that. it's such a beautiful area. so many nice wine bars and restaurants. we've been there for reason reasons and personal reasons a

tampa, fla. - golden state >> pam: warriors player marreese speights faces a drunken driving charge in florida. tampa police say the former florida gator was arrested early tuesday morning and charged with driving under the influence. >> pam: the warriors said in a new release that the team was aware of the arrest but had no comment. >> pam: according to a police report, an officer pulled over speights' black bentley shortly after 3 a.m. because he failed to yield the right of way while pulling out of a driveway. the officer reported that speights seemed impaired and agreed to a field sobriety test. >> pam: police say speights' blood-alcohol level was recorded to be 0.103 and 0.106 percent. florida law considers a driver impaired at 0.08. >> pam: speights was released on $500 bail. records didn't say if he had an attorney. >> reporter:nba champs add a female >> reporter:san antonio - the san antonio spurs are the second nba team to have a female coach. the league champs have hired wnba star becky hammon as an assistant coach. she will retire from the san antonio silver stars after this

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they tried to drum up support to get them to go travel back down from fla florida -- from georgia but they wanted to do was travel back down from georgia. they were going to travel from georgia to -- let's go back one more. -- they were going to travel along the line of georgia and they were going to go to florida where they were going to launch an expedition to take over florida with the support of the french. this is like a pie in the sky kind of raid. but this was enough for general elijah clark, who was this leader, this hero within the revolutionary -- with the revolutionary war. he was a hero in the aftermath as they fought against the indians, but here he was willing to leave his state and leave his country to take a chance on invading france in the summer of 1794, the spring of 1794 he along with french support was going to invade, excuse me, florida and take over spanish florida. well, when he and all the men he had mansiaged to mobilize, they worked their way through to get to florida. but when they got there, they realized that the french were no longer participating. chang

t fee per pay a fla month. i have family and friends in toledo.f there's anything that can be done to prevent the concentration of buildup. i know your answer about the satellite monitoring. ifould be more comfortable they send somebody down there to have a look. that is my question. guest: nice to talk to a fellow ohioian. thank you for everything you did in your community. to be able to tell the story of however body rallied around toledoans. people were driving bottled water from all over the state, for michigan to try to help out during this crisis. the fact that your community was so welcoming is the sure nature of ohioians. the monitoring is not just the satellites. the water treatment system went from monitoring this from once a week to now every day to ensure the water will be safe. i don't know what other ideas would work. the algae grows where the algae wants to grow and it tends to be in the most inconvenient places. host: here is a photo of a neare glass of lake erie toledo, ohio, on sunday, august 3. feel in new york -- bill in new yo

. >> i'm flaed he pglad he put th in my mind. >> that is, obviously, in hollyweird. >>> a cat is putn a life saving diet. oh, snucts! >> i want that cat. >> the cat is on a diet. >> life saving diet! what is the cat eating? chihuahuas for breakfast? >> first, here is bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> kale chips for that cat! >>> good morning, everyone. two things to talk about. the heat wave that is gripping the country and then what is going to happen with this tropical disturbance and will it affect florida and the southeast coast. ? we are starting off with your morning commute, if you're in minnesota a lot of rain out and some severe storms. the heat wave is full fledged and it will be here at least a week. from texas all the way to florida and as far north as st. louis, kansas city. that is where we are watching the peak of this heat. easily 95 degrees for about all of next seven days in a row. the heat index will be worse. notice the temperatures in memphis. no signs of a cool down right through the beginning of next week. here is your thursday forecast. i got 95 plu

. >> host: gus in naples, fla. you are on with ron paul. >> caller: an honor to speak with you. tweet to questions. do you think janet yellen has more power and influence than the president of the united states? the second question is what should the guidelines be for trade agreements? thank you. >> guest: the chairman of the federal reserve board has more clout and more power than up president on economic matters. the president has tremendous power and military matters. on economic matters such chairman of the fed is very powerful and is done in secrecy and that is the big problem and why i argue so we should have an audit. you asked about what should be the traditions on trade agreement, the constitution said congress should be in charge of trade agreements and it was assumed to be bilateral. if congress wanted to act on free trade zone between the united states and canada can risk could pause a lot and set the trade standards, founders were strong free traders. they didn't want a lot of barriers and didn't want a lot of problems even though it was legal but when you had these

. >> reporter: co-discovered ebowl fla 1976, almost 40 years later doctors still don't know how to preventdemics. >> it came out of the blue in west africa. >> reporter: one leading theoryish bats are carrying ebola possibly spreading the virus to other animals and then to people. testing the theory is difficult because outbreaks are rare and little market demand for a vaccine. money for research often comes from the government. countries like the u.s. worry it could be used in an ebola terror attack. studies have been promising, saying real world testing is what patient desperately need. >> see whether we can offer that to people suffering with infection up to 90% mortality. >> reporter: stakes have never been higher. for the fires time the virus is spreading across borders to populated areas. >> it's far more difficult to control and epidemic such as ebola when you go into the big cities, far more difficult to trace all the contacts, isolate people. >> reporter: until scientists find a cure, doctors will keep struggling, as ebola keeps killing. will ripley, cnn, london. >>> all right, we

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