still to come, music from florida georgia line. a talented young man whose face is almost certainly in your daughter's phone. starting friday you can see him if the new movie "charlie's angels." please welcome noah centineo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's going on? did you hurt yourself because you don't wear socks? [ laughter ] >> actually, yeah. kind of. i tried to play basketball. >> jimmy: oh, you're not a basketball player? >> no, no, i'm very -- i'm very bad. >> jimmy: it looks very serious. like that is a serious cast you have on. >> yeah. it's pretty intense. >> jimmy: it's like darth vader style. you kn >> it is. i tore my acl. >> jimmy: oh. that's bad. >> yeah. i mean, i got surgery. now modern medicine. it would have been bad in like the 1800s. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the 1800s we would have just had to smother you with a rock or something. i don't know. >> that would have been it. >> jimmy: they didn't have pillows back then. so are you laid up now? are you like on bed rest? >> i'm supposed to be. >> jimmy: you're supp

plus music from florida georgia line, old dominion, jeff goldbum and the mildred snitzer orchestra withd so please join us for all that. [cheers and applause] you know, i was thinking, do you have plans for christmas? are you going to do anything over the break? >> i don't have no time, jimmy. >> jimmy: i was thinking, you and i, just the two of us, like a guys trip, we go to madison, wisconsin. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: there's a great place i heard about, called kwik trip, with a k. they have seven employees. >> wow. >> jimmy: we'll just pick up some, like ice cream sandwiches and a couple packs of smokes. >> sure, i'm ready. >> jimmy: just hang out there over new year's. >> maybe we could get a free car wash, too. >> jimmy: maybe so. you think? no? yes. no. six years ago, our guests tonight swooped in from the kingdom of arendelle and monopolized the stereos in every american suv. just when we thought we could "let it go" they're doing it again. "frozen 2," opens november 22nd. please welcome kristen bell, idina menzel, josh gad and jonathan groff. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and

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equivale al estado de florida, georgia y parte de carolina del norte .que generalmente tienen una estructura similar. en la proa el depÓsito de drogas que puede ser de una 4 t, la cabina de mando y atrÁs los motores con sus tubos de escape para no ser detectados por las autoridades. los narco submarinos estÁn hechos de fibra de vidrio y lÁminas de madera reforzadas. hay bÁsicamente dos grandes modelos. el que lleva los motores fuera de borda y otro con sala de mÁquinas. en esta sala se acomodan en una situaciÓn tal de hacinamiento que tienen que dormir sobre los cargamentos de la cocaÍna. >> todo motor tiene que tener su salida, su escape . tienen que salir. los gases del motor salen por este tipo de ventilas. >> anfibio! todos: anfibio! >>embarcar. reportero: estos infantes al mando del coronel de infanterÍa ojeda sale a una inspecciÓn en las costas. >> al ser una zona inhÓspita, los narcotraficantes terrazas, construyen los astilleros. reportero: lo ideal para la industria de los narcos es que la embarcaciÓn pueda mantenerse sumergida, como esta que fu

florida georgia line from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night weave another show with patrick stewart, da'vine joy randolph and music from old dominion. we also did something fun with carrie underwood that we will show tomorrow night. and later this week ray romano, don johnson, maren morris, camila more-own. plus music from zack brown band and jeff goldblum and the mildred snitzer orchestra featuring sharon van etten. so please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an actress, activist, producer and former pope. after seven seasons in a trench coat she brings broadway to netflix in "american son." please say hello to kerry washington. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> ihe jmy:ou i wl tell you somethg. thoughpas, w are fantastic, by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: they remind me -- >> uh-oh. >> jimmy: -- a little bit of the set of the jeffersons. >> they do have a good '70s magic to them. >> jimmy: they do. for those who don't know, we did -- kerry was a part of "the jeffersons" revival. >> live in front of

circuit which covers alabama, florida and georgia. watch live coverage of the senate here on c-span2 at 3:00 o'clock eastern. [applause] >> good evening. welcome to all of you and welcome to senators at birth and senators warner heard both of have had very long careers in public service. i know you were in the house in 1994 and senator warner 1989 worked with doug wilder and before becoming governor in yourself virginia so what inspired your career in public service? what would you say to young people today who like to pursue a career in public service? >> i like to think i was or icactually am older than richard but i never acknowledge that. >> he dies his hair. [laughter] >> at least i got hair. [laughter] i would like to think i was old enough to touch by the idealism of the 60s but not old enough to be jaded. i had grown up in the midwest, indiana and illinois, connecticut and bent at thean se company for 35 years and first in my family to graduate from college. somehow my parents were political, involved in pta, boy scouts but i

for him. >> do you remember what day it was you went over there and did that. >> yeah, it was georgia-florida lance was now putting himself at the crime scene. he told the detective he knocked on the dorsey door but that no one answered. >> did you go inside and let yourself in? >> no. the key weeasn't even there. >> where is the key supposed to be? >>. >> narrator: under the dog. there say fake dog by the door. >> the spare key? little dog? lance just admitted he knew how to let himself into the dorsey home. suddenly, the up ended statue the detective noticed the more than they found kim's body made sense. >> what if i told you i didn't believe all your story? >> what part don't you believe? >> larry was convinced lance had in fact found that key and sneaked into kim's house detective was certainly not about to let this sleeping dog lie. coming up -- >> how could somebody do that to begin with? but then again, how could someone do that to someone that didn't have a mean bone in her body? >> the trade by a friend. >> the only thing i could do is howl like some damn wounded an nall a trap. >>

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circuit which covers alabama, florida and georgia. watch live coverage of the senate here on c-span2 at 3:00 o'clock eastern. [applause] >> good evening. welcome to all of you and welcome to senators at birth and senators warner

spaniards start trying in the 15 hundreds but is that we think of today with south carolina and florida in the georgiaoast of what they envisioned of florida. so for instance this is one of the stories that i really like. as they try to put a settlement in georgia and it failed. so these are some of the earliest non- indigenous people of coastal georgia and that is the area. that is the expedition going through alabama around louisiana and arkansas but at various points so i was in montgomery recently the only paintings of the 19 twenties and there is one of de soto and it looks like they are about to have a standoff and i was struck by that because this decision that kept showing up especially in alabama and then there is the case of saint augustine that has come out of the sprint one - - french and spanish conflict and the refugees who try to establish a settlement that which is a complicated story. so the south is full of these stories t and the last thing i forgot to mention it is all of these missions in florida but you t can see this is an the 16 hundreds and this is the south. it is fascinating

texas, florida, georgia, and north carolina. the final map is the change in asian and asian american population in the same decade, and it shows that they are moving from all backgrounds and many countries, to the south, especially cities. here is a fun fact -- more asian-americans live in atlanta today than in san francisco. more in texas than n.o.i.. here are my quick takeaways. if we follow all these people living such the virgin histories in the same places and times , allowing the paths they traced to defend our questions, we can see regions constantly being made and remade. again, picking up on some of the comments of my friends. the history of the united states has been and still is being made by many "frontiers." in all directions. opening new territories for people of different backgrounds. the east was having frontiers created by the migration of enslaved people, even as moving to the west. so, putting the strands apart by race, ethnicity, and place, and weaving them back together offers a more integrated history than

florida and georgia, two s.e.c.hey are playing in what was essentially de facto college football playoff. great scene down in jacksonville. check out the stands. split between the orange and blue and red and black. georgia brian herring with catch of the year candidate. he reels this in and outstanding one-handed diving catch! from frjake fromm at the. had himself a game. 279 yards passing and two touchdowns including this 52-yard strike to lawrence cager. bulldogs win and giving them inside track to the s.e.c. title game and a potential matchup between next week's big matchup in the s.e.c. west which is number one lsu and number two bama. >>> what a scene at the parade in washington, d.c. yesterday! the nationals and their fans celebrating the team's first world series title. champagne flowing. confetti flying. and, of course, baby shark bumping on the speakers! ♪ >> the team's rally song, baby shark. this team what a remarkable story. they started the season 19-31 and then pulled the biggest turnaround of any cham

esta tarde tendremos un ambiente frÍo en todos lados salvo en el sur de la florida, georgia, la zona a hablar de los seattle sunders. felix. estamos muy emocionados por la final de la mls. se proclamÓ campeón el equipo de seattle tras recibir a toronto ante 70.000 personas y todo en su propio estadio. el partido se complicada y toronto tuvo una mejor actuaciÓn en general. el equipo de seatel ganÓ 3 1 y ahora se corona por segunda vez. es la primera vez que cualquier equipo de seatel gana en su casa. vÍctor rodríguez y raÚl rui dÍaz fueron los que convirtieron por el sunder. es la tercera final que juegan en cuatro aÑos los dos equipos. tambiÉn felicidades para gonzalo pinedaque es la mano derecha del tÉcnico de seatel. >> tanta bulla que hicieron los galaxy con ibrahimovic y vela y al final no llegaron ni a la final y ganÁndose equipos y grandes estrellas. en brasil se juega el mundial sub 17. la selecciÓn mexicana calificÓ las semifinales tras una ronda de grupos muy trancada. le ganÓ a corea del sur 1 0 con un gran cabezazo al minuto 77. se despachan a coreay buscarÁn su pase contr

court of appeals judge for the 11th circuit which covers alabama, florida and georgia.atch live coverage at 3:00 o'clock eastern. >> this week the house intelligence committee and chair adam schiff continue public impeachment inquiry hearings. beginning tuesday morning at nine eastern on c-span three. watch live testimony from jennifer williams aid to vice president mike pence and lieutenant colonel alexander van min. at 230, ambassador, ambassador kirk bulger. national security council white house aide tim morrison. testimony continues with u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon. deputy assistant secretary of defense for russian, ukrainian affairs. under secretary of state for political affairs. on thursday at nine am eastern, the committee will hear testimony from fiona hell. senior director director for europe and russia. watch the first two public hearings in their entirety on our website c-span.org. you will find transcripts of witness testimonies and procedures procedures for the hearings. plus a point of interest feature identify key moments during the hear

if you haven't been out there, even the way tom steyer has been in florida, in georgia and other places, you're not going to be able to galvanize the important constituencies that you need. >> i think you make important points there about thinking through the entire holistic, grassroots perspective of the democratic party. as a piece of news, it is -- i can just say it is a huge deal that someone with bloomberg's background and war chest is now looking at getting in and what does that do to scramble potentially the democratic race? jason johnson, appreciate your view on those two different stories. >> thank you. >>> we keep barreling along here. back to impeachment. this is another thing we want to get to. and i have two special guests that we're about to turn to. consider this news. the man that donald trump has repeatedly turned to in these investigation into his presidency is attorney general bill barr. news breaking in "the washington post" that trump asked him to hold a press conference at the president's potentially improper request to clear donald trump in the middle of ukraine s

scored 20 straight point, they win 33-28 improving to 8-1 on the season. 50/50 split between georgia and florida fans in jacksonville. the eighth-ranked bulldogs up, the three yard touchdown pass gives the dogs 10-0 lead. jumped to the fourth quarter, 16 minus wide open, 52 yard td pass to make it a two score game. google docs beat their rival, number 6, florida 24-17. >>> trailing virgina tech with a minute to go, the irish facing fourth and 10, 26 yard game for the first down inside the 10 yard line. 35 seconds left, third and goal, he takes it himself and scores on the seven yard td run to give notre dame the lead. the irish avoid the upset edging the hoagies 21-20. the finish of the day in the ivy league, white clad dartmouth trailing harvard 6-3, he avoids the sack and errors that out. two defenders collide with each other, and he catches it for the game-winner, they win 9-6 to stay unbeaten. it keeps getting worse for the warriors. at this point, you wish an nba team could forfeit a game. tonight, draymont green is that with a finger ligament injury. d'angelo russell also expected to not p

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georgia late in the day. and then on saturday, we're going to see the rain all the way from the florida panhandle back up through georgia, heading into areas of the mid-atlantic washington, d.c., the richmond area, rain will move in later in the day. and it looks like philadelphia, new york city most of your saturday is dry, but the rain will move in saturday then by the time we get to sunday, this looks like almost a nor'easter type storm. it's going to be cold, windy, raining. we should get some snow in the higher elevations, poconos, catskills, maybe areas of southern and central new england. we'll wait and see the actual path of the storm. again, a loth 70s along the gulf coast many areas of florida could be approaching near 80. >>> this is the first big storm, then we have another one the middle of next week. we'll talk about that coming up. >> you're stressing me out hearing about it trying to get home >> if you're having thanksgiving at your house, thumbs up >> that's where it's at. bill, thanks >>> a 1939-10 cent comic book sold for a record $1.26 million at an auction. it was purchased by a mailman in p

i did my training to the southeast air command, alabama, georgia, florida, that area. and i graduated as a second lieutenant fighter pilot. 19 years old. and went through combat training. after that for the p-40's. accumulated about 150 so hours in that p-40. was assigned to europe as the 55th fighter squadron. they had just converted to p-51's. i only had p-40 time. and checked out the p-51 and got 20 hours and started flying combat. flew my first combat mission on the 12 december 1944. then flew 49 subsequent missions. the last, very exciting, most of them. nd the last one was the most interesting. you want me to continue? jerry: go ahead and give us. >> ok. and then, on the 49th mission, we were putting, the 8th air force was putting up 1500 bombers and targets in the berlin, brandenburg, area. my squadron was escorting some 450 b-17's with 90 fighter escort. we answer the -- we entered the area. uneventful until the bombers dropped the bombs and we got hit y a swarm of turbojet. i was flying high cover, and i observed one blow up a b-17. i rolled over and started d

georgia beat florida.gan/northern illinois, ball through three defenders and original target makes the catch. so nice we show this twice. i don't know how they do that. two defenders had a chance and he made the catch. central michigan rolls. halloween, assistant coach dressed up as mannequin and scared everybody in the room. watch out! never expect to see this. this guy's scared. watch out, right hook. and right here is best one. completely falls. could have been dangerous. i don't know what the equivalent of that would be in newsroom. >> he knew. >> some people did. that's pretty narly. >> oh, man. >> pretty wild stuff. >> show it again. ever been scared straight like that at work? >> um? now you're giving us ideas. >> what can we dress as? >> where do we hide? >> i wasn't ready for these questions. >> having been around the block a time or two, never throw your hands at somebody wearing a football helmet. >> never throw a punch at guy with helmet on. >> and wouldn't want to cause bodily harm to any of t

georgia and florida fans in jacksonville. eighth rank bulldogs up three nothing. eight three yard touchdown pass gives dogs a 10-0 leak. a wide open lawrence cagle for a touchdown pass. the bulldogs beat florida, 24- 17. >>> notre dame trails virginia tech with a minute to go. 26 yard gain for a first down inside the 10 yard down. 35 seconds left. now third and goal. a school on a seven yard touchdown run to give notre dame the leak. 21-20. in the ivy league, dartmouth trailing. there are two harvard defenders who collide with each other. cop for the game-winner. 9-6 to stay unbeaten. >>> the warriors are playing tonight. all the stars missing, what is going on off the court seems to be more interesting. especially what happened halloween night. >> a lot of kids were dressed up as warrior fans. kevin durant, it was like for candy stores over there. i'm not talking about the tiny candy bars, they have actual bars like receives, door burst and twix. i'm excited to know as the kids get older, they have a place to go to get great candy bars. it was great, they did it

of course, we have other big game, georgia/florida. what do you expect there? in playoff contention. who is the best one-loss team in the country. georgia is still finding themselves and you've seen the running game and jake fromm and his new receivers haven't clicked yet. georgia will need a big day. this will get them back in the national championship picture. >> s.e.c. so tough. let's talk west. utah/washington. >> and if utah continues to win, utah still in the playoff race. they're the top ten right now. still in position. oregon is another team. you got oregon playing. another team very much in the mix. both those teams if you want to keep the pac-12's hopes alive -- >> usc and oregon tonight. so lots of action today. of course, "gameday" happening at 9:00 eastern. you and the rest of the team psyched to be here. have you ever seen beale street like this? >> it's pretty awesome. >> it's bananas. the big game, smu and the tigers at 7:30. guys, it's cold, but it's hot here. >> he's not even wearing a coat here. tough guy. >> exactly. i think he's referring

fragments of regiments from north carolina, georgia, louisiana, florida, south carolina, mississippi,, and elsewhere. surrenders were going on throughout virginia in the rest of april. on april 21 and 22nd, more than 500 men surrendered themselves at the headquarters in virginia. most of these men belonged to the fifth and 13 virginia calvary. units organized in the surrounding princess and, appomattox, as well as norfolk city. these are probably men who make their way home, and when they got news, make their way and on april 21 and april 22. remember benjamin simms, 17 virginia, skin addled at five forex? skedaddled at five forks? he goes to ashland, just north of richmond, where he would get his parole. another story for another time, the paroling of lee's army extended beyond the commonwealth. in west virginia, more than 600 men were paroled at charleston appeared overwhelmingly, i should point out, these were calvary, and a lot of these were detached units. not all of these men were men who should have been at appomattox. in north carolina, more than 2000 men would be paroled. the

census, in alabama's black population yielded 27%, florida, 17%, georgia, 31.5%, louisiana, 32.5%. mississippi, 37.5%. north carolina, 22%. south carolina, 28%. tennessee, 17%. and texas, 0.5%, along with virginia. virginia's black population of 20%. reporter in 1968, it was reported that there was 1469 black elected officials in the united states. as of 2011, it was reported that there are roughly 10, 500, dollars an increase of 700% of. as a result of the black new south, growth over this period was especially impressive at the state level. in five southern states, georgia, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina and texas, a total increase of black elected officials between 1970 and 2015 was over ten fold. at the dawn of the 24 century, mississippi and alabama, places known for racism and injustices, had more black elected officials, at 1628, then the entire nation had in the 1970s, were as 1970s, ten states what the highest number of black elected officials collectively had been 821, proving the impact of black political empowerment in electoral politics.. i say this to say that

isaac malone -- by the way, shout-out to the marine corps -- he was on stage with florida georgia lines in the crowd at the show, and they're here for a great cause, and that's why i'm here. them and their spouses are here for the entire weekend sponsored by the venetian resort. it's just a weekend of gratitude where these wounded vets who have given so much to our country got a weekend where they can take in a concert like that, and they were all in the stands watching that, but they're also going to have 2-3 day of vip treatment, and it really the folks at venetian have done a great job literally rolling out the red carpet to make sure they and their families understand how grateful our nation is. i've had the chance to go across the country with different efforts, and to be here in las vegas with those vets last night was super cool and a reminder of how many people from coast to coast love our vets and support them. ed: absolutely. and we're grateful for your service to our great nation as well. pete, we want you to sick around, because we've got a whole lot of news to coffer as we

un reciente estudio por parte de la universidad de georgetown, dio a conocer que georgia, texas, west virginia y floridadonde nos expandiÓ el programa medicare tienen casi el doble de posibilidad de no contar con cobertura mÉdica. >> usted no califica para un seguro de salud. danay: la gente de seguro de salud es portadora de la mala noticia para muchas familia que te quedan sin cobertura para sus hijos. >> tratan de escoger alguna opciÓn pero ya ese no cuesta 15 $ ahora cuesta carÍsimo y hay padres que no pueden hacer esto, de la otra manera es que sino procesamos en una aplicaciÓn de market play el mercado de salud y los procesa de nuevo en medicare y pierden una cobertura. danay: en todo el paÍs mÁs de 4 millones de niÑos tenÍan seguro mÉdico del 2018, este también es el caso de beatriz gonzÁlez de 15 aÑos de edad la hija de juan. >> tiene una dermatitis aguda que necesita un chequeo regular y cuando llegÓ al especialista, tengo que pagar la consulta de mi bolsillo. danay: en algunos casos expertos aseguran que familias inmigrantes optan por no solicitar programa de seguro pÚblico para los que califi

forced the removal of the cherokee people from their ancestral land in parts of georgia, alabama, north carolina, florida, and tennessee. u.s. soldiers marched them along a 1200 mile trek to indian territory west of the mississippi river. it is estimated more than 5000 cherokee died on the journey which is known as the trail of tears. among the compensation promised to the cherokee, they also received the right to send a delegate to the u.s. house of representatives and that role remained empty until chief chuck hoskin junior appointed kimberly teehee. great to have you both. so let's start at the beginning. the treaty of new echota, what exactly was that, chief? chief hoskin: well, this is a treaty that was imposed on the cherokee people in 1835. leading up to that, there was great tension in this country as to how to deal with a sovereign indian nation that existed before the united states was founded. governing ourselves just fine. those tensions were brought to bear and ultimately the solution that the governing united states imposed was indian removal we were rounded up . it was a very dark chapter

nomination of robert locke to be a us court of appeals judge for the 11th circuit covers alabama, florida and georgia. watch live coveragehere on cspan2 at 3 pm eastern . today supreme court justice elena kagan talk to george mason university student of the american judicial system. live coverage begins at 4:30 p.m. eastern on cspan2. live on c-span.org or listen live on our free radio q and a. >> this week the house intelligence committee and chair adam schiff continue public impeachment inquiry hearings . beginning tuesday morning at nine eastern on c-span3. watch live testimony from jenniferwilliams , aide to vice president mike pence and director for european affairs at the national security council tenant colonel alexander vinton and 2:30, ambassador kurt boulder, former us envoy to the ukraine the national security council white house aide tim morrison on wednesday at 9 am eastern testimony continues with the us ambassador to the european union gordon son went. and that you: 30, deputy assistant secretary of defense or russian ukrainian and eurasian affairs laura cooper and david hale under sec

if you see the numbers we saw in georgia and in florida and in texas where blacks ended up being the deciding vote for who ended up winning the state-wide race. >> he didn't answer your question. >> the reason is black americans are interested -- >> [overlapping talking]. >> over dinner. >> we are going to ruth chris's. >> and you are taking me with you. >> to win in america you have to appeal with a winning agenda that include job. only donald trump is doing it now. if the other side doesn't do it, you could end up seeing 12 or even 18%. >> okay. >> i bet dinner for that. >> ruth chris i am making the reservation. jennifer lopez will perform at the super bowl half-time show. this being football season. she told the "l.a. times" it's important for two latino women to headline the super bowl especially right now in trump's america. did we need j-loto remind us there are latinos in america. isn't this politicizing football? >> this identity politics is hurting the left and progressives. her actions just fulfilled that. more and more of us are saying we are just people. we want to watch

those suburbs and energize that base and get them out to say nothing of places like florida and new opportunities like georgiaet back those 80,000 votes in because i have a good track record. and a lot of candidates can't say that. >> good to see you as always. >> julian castro, former mayor of san antonio. on wednesday november 20th, msnbc and the washington post will have a debate here flooif atlanta. house investigators have released the transcripts of the former special envoy to ukraine, kirk volker. garrett haake has forgiven me and is here to give us some analysis of this. i have had a brief chance to look through these things and there is a little more meat on the bones that we didn't know about. >> yeah, that's right, i just had a chance to go through some of the summaries myself here and i will tell you some of the things that jump out to me, first that rudy giuliani was everywhere and everybody teamed to know it. they described multiple conversations, that everything had to go through rudy. on the question of the text messages that received so much attention that remember this was another ambassador

court of appeals judges for the 11th circuit which clippers alabama, florida and georgia. this week lawmakers plan to vote in the nomination of zuckerman to the u.s. ambassador to romania, and will work on the short-term spending bill funding through december 20th and with the tip set returns, watch live coverage right here on c-span two. that has intelligence committee continues open hearings in the impeachment inquiry against president trump. scheduled to testify wednesday, u.s. ambassador to the european union, martin sunderland, deputy assistant defense secretary laura uber and edith hale, state department undersecretary for political affairs. watch live coverage beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. you can also watch online at cspan.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. cemex senate republican and democratic leaders other weekly news conferences and first robert calkins talk about the impeachment inquiry hearings. followed by democrats calling on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, to bring legislation from the house to the senate floor. [backgrou

network of a million women of color focusing on the states that you mentioned along with georgia, arizona, floridad with a massive voter engagement effort over 12 months, we can elevate the turnout of women of color and deliver those states. we could have a situation like 2016 where the democrats win the popular vote and lose electoral votes. and so really it's going to come down to those seven states if the democrats are going to be successful or not. >> talk to me about the greatest impediment to engaging women of color to the extent that they will vote or run and the area in which you have the greatest success. >> so much of our work has been in making the political power of black women, asian-american women, latinas visible to the democrats because, frankly, although they are the most likely voters to vote for democrats, until after the losses in 2016, they were never really acknowledged campaign to engaged particularly. so the biggest impediment is ignoring the communities and our issues and making some assumptions about how we'll show up, how many of us will show up. and that's been really d

state parties can fight back in addition if you go to the website you'll see them all georgia, north carolina, florida texas arizona, wisconsin ohio michigan nevada maine, new hampshire, a bunch of states in the middle. seventeen states 2020.org you can learn more. [laughter] >> should election day be a federal holiday quex. >> yes and where employers are not permitted to threaten their workers if they try to use their time. [applause]sul or penalize in them for using that time if you are a shift worker you're in a state that says you have the right but if you don't show up within 30 minutes then you lose your job. if we make it a federal holiday or penalties for if they try to use the holiday is it time to let the electoral college pass quex. >> it is racist and classist it was not designed about people not having enough votes we didn't know about idaho. what we did know is that in the south populations in the south had roughly equal populations to the north but because black people were not considered human or citizen they wanted their bodies to count for the purpose of the population count but not

. >> you know, i have a lot of relatives in the south and in florida and my father was from georgia, and so come from jacksonville. ocala, i don't remember any-- but that doesn't matter, we have a lot of robinsons out there in our family and i don't know. >> so you've met a god daughter and an uncle and a first cousin now. >> and part of my family. i have a very large robinson contingency. >> so, there is another part of your book that i do want to mention since you mentioned your family friend, but -- a big part of your life. >> diamond was a horse that was given to my brother, and, but i had been researching and wanting a horse for a long time. he so he was given to both of us and we shared him. i tell people today, you know, we worked so well together around my mother today because we had to share a horse and be responsible-- totally responsible for a horse when we were kids. and so, i -- he was also my freedom, you know, he was my movement and he gave me the confidence that, you know, a lot of pre-teens don't have. and diamond gave me that. i rode diamond bare back, i rode diamon

out of plains from puerto rico, from cuba, haiti, jamaica, out of buses marked new york, from georgia, florida, louisiana, harl lem, san juan, the bronx, most of all to harlem. thank you. >> i guess now the conversation begins. so, we should open it up to the -- did you want to say anything to each other, i guess? while the questions are being formulated? >> i think we're all just like we just said our piece. we've done or speaking. we want to hear from you. we can't actually see the mics in the back of the room. i said at the beginning it is very bright up here. >> okay. we have a question here. >> hello. >> yes, we can hear you. >> yes. okay. i want to mention couple of small things that i noticed like national public radio, npr. i listen to them a lot and i didn't bring a list but i always write down the days and times when they call us slaves and continuing. and we were never called slaves to ourself, our mothers and grandmothers and grandfathers never called us slaves. they always told us you're not a slave, so this persistence is atrocious. and, you know, take the slave out of these hist

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iberiabank has a presence in louisiana, florida, multiple states across the southeast like alabama and georgiahere we don't have a presence. and we created a tremendous franchise, strong presence in florida. high growth markets all across the southeast. and a balance sheet that gives us the capability to serve customers in new and differentiated ways. >> now, how different are the two banks in terms of the different systems you have between cyber security or whether it be through the kind of programs that digitize, sometimes it's easy to merge, sometimes it's hard. how different is it? >> i think the systems will be relatively easy and the encouraging part to me is the culture of the two organizations are very very, very similar. we have similar go to market strategies and we have a customer partnership focus and with limited overlap we think we'll have limited impact on not only our customers but also our employees and customer facing folks >> i'm incredibly conscious of where you have moved to now is the other hottest area which is the louisiana and florida area you're already in the fastest

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let's go to georgia and florida. republican. what do you think about the impeachment inquiry so far? caller: good morning, greta. thank you and c-span for all you do. i think nancy pelosi and the democrats keep trying to make this out -- this inquiry to make out that trump was meddling with the 2020 elections when it's clear from the transcripts he was asking the president to look into what happened in 2016. i think that's a huge difference. i'm 62 years old and i grew up being taught and learning cheaters never prosper. you look at this whole inquiry, shift -- adam schiff, his perverted process and dishonesty, the american people are smarter than this. they can see this. they can sense it. that's why they won't prosper. there candidates in the debates are in with the media, it doesn't produce good candidates. they won't prosper. they will lose. thank you for all you do. host: thank you, george. william, independent. caller: yes. what i wanted to talk about, these people are patriots , and it takes bravery to come and confrontf

is no wonder that the city of dothan in southeastern alabama in the corner, on the border of georgia and florida, is known as the peanut capital of the world. the peanut industry is a critical part of alabama's economy. in 2018 alone, the 400 million pounds of peanuts produced by alabama farmers was valued at $118 million. the farm value of the nation's peanut crop is over $1 billion. like all farmers, peanut farmers have their share of challenges. but year after year the peanut farmers in alabama and across the country persevere, providing a crop whose importance is often simply taken for granted as, well, as peanuts, as it pertains to our overall economy. but the peanut is an important staple to the agriculture and food industry, thanks in large part to the amazing and extraordinary work of a scientist, an african american scientist, an adopted son of alabama, dr. george washington carver, who did his work at one of alabama's great hbcu, tuskegee university. dr. carver was born into slavery but raised by his former master once slavery was abolished. he was forced to attend segregated schools u

published by the national hurricane center, president trump tweet, in addition to florida, south carolina, north carolina, georgia, and alabama, will mostly be hit much harder than anticipated blah blah. >>> live ill saw that treat my brain malfunctioned because i had seen the map, i saw the 2010 and my reaction was basically has been, like, what his he talking about that what do you mean alabama. after a few days, i'm familiar with the case he insisted the tweet was right. but instead of correcting it which is what anybody would do, if i make a mistake, it's veeries to misinterpret but the right action was to say i was wrong, was not very likely alabama would be hit so issuing a correction would have been the right reaction or the right response to this case but instead of correcting himself he doubled down, triple down, i was right, alabama was under threat, it was right and he even had a briefing in the oval office a few days later in which he showed a map not corresponding to the day of the tweet, map from a few days before help issued the tweet and that's the map he showed. actually extended the cone of unce

we're definitely in georgia, north carolina. we're in florida, texas, arizona, wisconsin, ohio, michigan, nevada, maine, new hampshire, a bunch of states in the middle there. there are 17 states. go to fairfight2020.org and you can learn more. >> should election day be a federal holiday? >> yes. election day should be a federal holiday and it should be a federal holiday where employers are not permitted to threaten their workers if they try to use that time. or penalize them for using that time. because what happens if you're a shift worker, you are often in a state that says yes, you have this right, but if you don't show up within 30 minutes of the time we've given you, you lose your job. if it's a federal job, there need to be penalties for anyone not permitted to exercise their right to vote if they try to cruise that holiday. >> is the time for the electoral college passed? >> yes. it's racist and classist. we have to remember the electoral college was not designed because people weren't worried about idaho not having enough votes. we didn'