eventually, she met a young man, harry martin, who was also a patient there and very similar -- and the problem was, at carville, you were not allowed to get married. >> they separated -- they separated men and women, right? >> the men and women lived separately, and you know, they didn't know what to do, and finally, harry decided that he wasn't getting any better at carville, and he wanted to escape. >> a lot of people did. >> people did. there was something called the hole in the fence. there was one area over in a corner, kind of far away from the front gate that the patient lifted up and people would escape there, sometimes just for the night to go to a local bar and have a good time. >> kind of like people knew about it, sort of, right? they kind of knew about it, it was just sort of, like, okay, we won't talk about it. >> although at some point, if people escaped and were caught, they were -- and brought back, they were actually put in a jail that was inside. >> right. >> but anyway, so, harry decides that he wanted to leave and escape because he feels like he's not getting any b

had 12 consecutives tests, then they were able to leave, which actually happened to betty and harry martin. so it was gradual, where they started getting their freedom. they did get the right to vote back in 1946 after world war ii, because it seemed so bizarre that people who -- as i say, there were veterans there. there were people who fought for their country, but they could not vote because they had this disease. so they eventually got that back. but the freedom part started, i would say, about 1960 on. there were no more people who were brought to carville against their will and confined there. and then people were eventually, as i say, free to go when they got better. and then at one point, the federal government started wanting to push people out because they didn't really want to have this institution anymore and this expense and that's when patients said, wait a minute. you took us away from our homes and you took us away from our families, and now you're going to force us to leave? where are we going to go? >> exactly. >> what are we going to do? and they said we're not leaving.

ended up having to break up with her fiancee will lay broken off their engagement, and she met harry martin and they fell in love. the problem was, at carville, you were not allowed to get married. they separated men and women. >> men and women are separated, and they did not know what to do, and finally harry decided that he was not getting any better at carville, and he wanted to escape. >> a lot of people did. >> there was something called the hole in the fence. this fence that was around, and there was one area over in a corner far away from the main gate and the patients had lifted up and people would escape their -- escape there and sometimes just for the night, to go to a local bar and have a good time. >> it's not like people knew about this right. >> although at some points if people stayed and were caught, they were brought back and put in a jail. so harry decides that he wants to leave and escape because he feels like he is not getting any better and he convinces etty to go with him. actually, her parents convince her to go with him. and she decided, this is after several years t

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it is the precision of one thing. >> reporter: martin, who collaborated with new yorker cartoonist harryhis is a one second link between the picture and the words and sometimes no words. >> reporter: he certainly covered a lot of ground in his half-century career. ♪ king tut >> reporter: as a stand-up -- >> oh, no, i'm getting happy feet. >> reporter: as a star of classic film comedies -- >> bring us some fresh wine. no more old stuff. >> reporter: as a writer of movies, plays, short stories, novellas and tweets. and he also plays the banjo. i'm sure we brought something out, but we haven't got all morning. you could sort of rest on your laurels and take a victory lap, but something makes you want to keep doing something new. >> i often think, i don't have another idea in my head, and i'm fine. if i don't have another idea, i've got plenty to do. and then you realize something is going on, like with the cartoons, and you go, i guess i did, i didn't even realize it. and i also really liked -- i guess there was a little bit of proving myself to myself by being able to come up with these li

harry. i made my peace with death. martins evening martin luther king was shot in tennessee. martin luther king 20 minutes ago died. >> i heard he was shot when a member of my staff came into the living room at my home to tell me to turn on the television and to take a look. and i could not leave. i cannot talk a lot about that period. i get so upset, emotional all the time. >> the first time i ever saw my father cry was at the announcement of the assassination of dr. king. sort of i think you kind of went numb a little bit. >> assassinations seem to be a big part of the american horror story. >> i think the death of dr. king. very personally it was a prejudiced act, a sick act that snuffed out his life in a time when a nation needed him desperately. we were very, very close. ♪ >> he dove into the work to defend against i think feeling that deeper pain and shock. because how does one really recover from that? it's something that you carry forever. >> and the work we were doing in the civil rights movement with not only dr. ki

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add all of this coalition together, it perhaps will create a victory forjoe biden and kamala harris. mr martinr there. it was mentioned earlier with one of our guests. there has been a burst water pipe. who would have thought something so mundane would get in the way of american democracy, but it is delaying the final count in one of the key counties, part of atlanta. a tenth of all georgians live there and it looks like the count is being delayed because a water pipe burst. but officials say the good news is that no ballots were damaged. i am sure that will not stop the lawyers beginning to slavery at the prospect. that is the second hitch of the day because in north carolina, we should have already brought you the polls closing over there. they were meant to close at 7.30 on the east coast, but because some polls opened late, and i'm not sure why that was, they have had to add another 45 minutes to their polling time, which means we couldn't bring you north carolina closing a few minutes ago. 8196 of the vote has been counted in florida. joe biden is now on 49%. 82% of the vote has now been

harris as a daughter of oakland. we made usaa insurance for members like martin.force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. >>> joe biden gave his victory speech from his home state of delaware today. fox news caroline shively joins us live from wilmington. have the cars and supporters cleared out? >> reporter: yes, it took them a couple of hours to get out after the fireworks and the celebration and the honking and the speeches and lights and the whole show. pretty much everybody is out now, they're breaking down the victory stage. >> it appears, we saw the cars and people, we couldn't hear from them,

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harris, we are proud,... then of course, joe biden, very proud of his irish heritage, the irish taoiseach, the prime minister michael martinorward to welcoming joe biden back to ireland when the circumstances allow and borisjohnson, the the circumstances allow and boris johnson, the uk the circumstances allow and borisjohnson, the uk prime minister, as well as giving the normal congratulations to joe biden, also calling kamala harris', winning the election of vice president, calling it a historic achievement. messages, lots of them coming in for the president and vice president—elect. any messages mentioning the current incumbent, donald trump? not many, not many. straley‘s minister scott morrison gave his congratulations tojoe biden and kamala harris but before that, he did thank president trump and vice president trump and vice president mike pence and many other members of his cabinet with whom they have had a very good relationship over the yea rs. good relationship over the years. spain's deputy pm, pablo iglesias, from the left side of the government there, the left wing, says trump is confirmed to have lost the elec

philip randolph says to harry truman, you do this again, i am going to have a march on washington before martinuther king. march on washington. and you know something? we have taken polls. 30% of our black youth will not if your for the draft have a segregated army and navy. with hishen truman, back to the wall in the middle of the election, knowing that dixiecrat's have gone as far as they can and not sure where the , black vote in the north will go. this is when he makes his decision to desegregate the armed services. this happens right in the middle of this. in the spring, in february, there is a special election in new york. there's always a special election in new york for congress. this was in the bronx. a pretty safe democratic seat. what happens is republicans don't win but henry wallace supporter wins and sends shockwaves through the democratic party. it is wow this movement may have , legs. this is in a fairly heavily jewish area, okay? wallace had been taunting truman as being insufficiently pro-israel. all the candidates are pretty much pro-israel, dewey, taft, all of these guys. bu

ahead, a member of the biden/harris advisory board joins me to talk about those hurdles and how they're trying to get over them. we made usaa insurance for members like martinorce veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa >>> as the coronavirus rages across the country, the u.s. has set hospitalization records for 12 straight days. nowhere is the lack of communication during this transition between the trump white house and incoming biden administration as critical and potentially damaging as it is in terms of how we fight this pandemic and, of course, as parts of that, how a vaccine is distributed once it's available. dr. gounder is one of the medical experts recently named to biden's covid-19 advisory team and an infectious disease specialist. we know just today, president trump's vaccine chief ac

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las estrellas celebraron la victoria de joe biden y kamala harris por todo lo alto y por todas las partes del paÍs. iniciamos con ricky martineron de felicidad. finalizamos con la bella eva longoria. eva estuvo muy involucrada en la campaÑa e impulso a muchos latinos a que votaran. ella celebra la victoria con esta imagen en sus redes sociales. escribiÓ el siguiente mensaje: la felicidad que veo en la calle llena mi corazÓn de amor. estamos celebrando la democracia. todos estÁn invitados a la fiesta. ♪ ♪ muy bonito mensaje de eva longoria. son muchÍsimas las celebridades que celebraron la victoria de joe biden. prince roy fue uno de ellos. no pude poner el vÍdeo. le cuento que el cantante estÁ en ropa interior. si lo quieren ver pueden ir a las redes sociales de prince royce. hay mucho mÁs. cuÉntame qué te pareciÓ. cuÁl fue tu reacciÓn favorita? francisca: bastante. como menciona la redes estÁn inundadas. creo que tambiÉn merecÍan celebrar de esta manera. tambiÉn los artistas trabajaron duramente convenciendo a la gente, tratando de que la gente viera la importancia del voto. creo que ahÍ estÁ el resultado. muchas gracias po

martin: ireland has performed very well. i think we will continue to remain attractive to the u.s. u.s. toexpect the compete for foreign direct investment. i have no doubt that the biden-harrisan objective to attract new jobs to the u.s. and retain jobs in the u.s. and that is a scenario that ireland is remote your with. we compete on an international stage with all countries for foreign investment. for companies to be successful, they need to internationalize. whether it is seeking talent or , and in that r&d context, ireland is a really good investment. companiese internationalizing physically as much as you suggest given the phenomenon of working from home. does that stand up? martin: i think it does. , weubtedly, post-pandemic are not going back to where we were. nor do i think that we are going to a scenario where everything is done solely remotely. what we hear strongly from our largest companies is that they are going to have the kind of hybrid model and they do need people in offices, they do need centralized locations. they are trying to build teams and collaboration and innovation. i think what we will see is a hybrid model. it is also the case that if there is inc

harris, and we celebrate the 100th anniversary of women's right to vote. sunday on "q&a," journalist and author elaine weiss on her book our," abouts h the woman's right to vote. house byt passes the martin very small, it passes the senate by only a two-vote margin. after the house passes it actually in 1918, it takes until june of 1919 before it passes both houses. and then the senate knew that they were sending it out for ratification in the states and what is called an off year, when most state legislatures were not going to be in session, and that was sort of purposeful, to make it more difficult, so they had to convince 30 governors to call their legislators back into special session to consider the momentum. >> elaine weiss, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> president-elect joe biden announced a number of foreign-policy policy and national security posts on tuesday. nominees include tony blinken to be secretary of state and john kerry as the new special envoy for climate. following his remarks, vice president-elect kamala harris closed out the event with brief comments. this runs 35 minutes. ok.

martin has tweeted. .. the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau says. we also had a reaction from emmanuel macron, the french president who wrote... 0ur delhi correspondent spoke to me earlier about how significant kamala harrisbecome vice president of the united states. what is interesting is that kamala harris has spoken before about the huge influence her indian roots have had on her. she talked about how every other year her family would visit india and her mother was born in chennai and she will go on long walks she said on a beach in chennai with her grandfather and his friends. her grandfather had retired in chennai and they will talk about politics and talk about the principles and ideals of democracy and she said when she was a young girl going on those walks are not beautiful stretch of beach, she says that that was what really had a profound impact on her life and really influenced herjourney and politics. a lot of indians are hugely proud of that in particular and of course this is a country where there is huge pride were india does well on the international stage. there is a huge amount of interest in this, but it is worth mentioning that india is one of those countries where donald trump was inc