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. >>> grammy winning musician john legend making a push for criminal justice reform in louisiana.e has written an op-ed in the post saying louisiana is one of a number of states where a person is convicted of a felony without unanimous jury vote. prosecutors need 10 of 12 jurors to convict. louisiana legislature putting a question on the ballot in november asking voters if they support a constitutional amendment to require unanimous jury verdicts in all cases. legend calling out powerful forces resistant to change. it is time to come together and reject prejudice in all its forms. the ballot question is about giving louisiana her voice back. >>> a new mexico judge granting bail to five adults accused of child abuse at the makeshift compound facing stunning allegations. the judge said the prosecutors failed to prove the individuals pose a danger to the community. one suspect took a series of gun classes in georgia in 2015. a letter to his brother to quote die as a martyr. >>> the district attorney claiming they brought their children from georgia to new mexico to perform rituals on

the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i rise to speak about john mccain. mr. president, as one of those rising to pay tribute, i'm perhaps one of the least qualified to do so. i say that although john mccain and i served together, it was only for the last four years of a storied senate career, and we were not on any common committees. but let me say why i am qualified,. in that brief period, i say firsthand that which others rise and speak of from many more years of acquaintance. i speak of 2014 when i was running for senate for the first time and john mccain came to louisiana to campaign on my behalf. and it was remark to believe see how veterans responded to him. and we would go -- oh, my gosh, it was a sort of schedule that is legendary for john mccain. we started off in covington, louisiana, then went to new orleans, and then went to baton rouge, to lafayette, drove up to shreveport and came back to new orleans -- all in one day. and others would have been tired. he was energized. he taught me about social

it, i you did not know hope you take a drive down to south louisiana. energy cannot pollute black and brown communities. [applause] -- we have to deal with that. cannot extracty from the global south. just talk about solar panels. we have to talk about who is being extracted from to get those together. climate solutions have to be rooted in justice. this is the fate of our planet. let's say that together. thank you. [applause] >> high, karo, it it is me -- hi, carl, it is me, dad. i was diagnosed with als today. one year ago i was a healthy man. today, my muscles are turning into jell-o and my body is not what it used to be. was diagnosed, congress passed a tax bill that put my health care at risk. the coming years will be very hard for me, for you, for mom. i am going to need medicine. i'm going to need a ventilator. medicare andnto medicaid all my working life. but this tax bill could rip all of that away. all to give tax cuts to billionaires who do not need them. dc toent to washington tell our representatives that this bill was wrong, immoral, and a

the senator from louisiana. >> i rise to speak about john mccain. as one of those rising to pay tribute, i'm one of the least qualified to do so. because it was only we werelast four years, not on any common committees. let me say why i am qualified. that brief. firsthand that which of 2014 when ik was running for the first time. john mccain came to campaign on my behalf. it was remarkable to see how veterans responded to him. a schedule that is legendary for john mccain. louisiana, andin lafayette, drove up the length of the state and then came back to new orleans in one day. others would've been tired. he was energized. he taught me about social media. folks would wish to have their picture taken and he would take a selfie and say, posted on facebook. way, his contact with went to everybody who those folks were reaching out to through facebook. even that is not the story of which i wish to tell. had this incredibly intense schedule, meeting one person after another. as we were walking out, a fellow handed john mccain and out. he said, this is from

we got, louisiana is bad because we incarcerate too many people. we're going to fix that by just giving the key to the criminals and say, "hey, just get out of jail." >> brangham: he argues that, in a rus lh er the state's incarceration rate to save money, the state put public safety at risk, and that it ave invested up front better training programs, screening of inmates, and post- release hesupervision, rthan after the release of thousands of inmates. >> good idevening. state, they're seeing nearly a quarter of those who were released, re-offend.or >> brangham: ay general landry points to high-profile cases of w inmho, under the reforms, were released early, and then re-offended. >> thereca was one particula where a man got out of jail. 30 days for carnal knowledge of a juvenile. yoare you willing to sayknow what, for the sake of money, i'm willing to put my kids at risk? >> brangham: accordingmo the departnt of corrections, so far, the recidivism rate of inmates released in the fit year of these reforms is on track to be the same as the year bef

many people have relocated because louisiana is losing land. i am talking to you about sea level rise. coastal erosion and a reality that means millions of people in the next decade will have to move themselves out of south louisiana. what is causing this? there are critics and those who debate. we live in a zone where in some places you cannot say i'm a change. but we know it is real -- climate change. but we know that climate change is real. [applause] oh, fantastic. you know what israel. you are right -- you know it is real. you are right. it is accelerated down here by oil and gas and what we do to the land. we are part of the problem. this coastal erosion and land loss is causing issues across the board. you cannot just think about what happens to a house, you have to think about what happens to the people when they have to move to a new place. what happens when the people you elect are no longer able to get the votes they need? you have to ask about your total infrastructure. the seas are rising but so are the people. and the people are r

it shows officers in louisiana serving a warrant and it turns violent and when it was over, a man was dead. the officers are not facing charges but they are facing a lawsuit. nbc's joe fryer has the story and let me warn you, the video is disturbing. >> reporter: this newly released body cam video that shows officers struggling with a louisiana man is at the center of a civil wrongful death suit. 44-year-old armando frank died shortly after the encounter. >> it was compile or die that day and he died. >> reporter: it happened in louisiana. >> coming on down, talk to us >> reporter: in the video provided by the frank family attorney, officers confront saying there is an outstanding warrant for his arrest but frank resists. >> you need to show me a warrant. >> it's at the office. i'll show you when we get there. >> i don't have it with me. >> you can't arrest me. >> an officer uses a taser fearing frank would flee and a deputy mounts the tractor and grabs frank from behind. attorneys say it was a choke hold but the deputy says he never applied pressure to the throat. later frank is pull

what started this between the louisiana commission?nda: the decision stems from this desire by elected officials to defend gun rights. the louisiana treasury said it was very concerned by bank of america and citigroup's policies this year that sort of limit their business with gun manufacturers or retailers that sell guns. this was really a response to these policies. this was their way of making a statement against them. taylor: we heard from the state treasurer for example. what was some of the color that you got from that commission meeting and about what they said? amanda: absolutely. this is a contentious hour and a half meeting with representatives from bank of defending these policies and really getting some feedback from lawmakers in louisiana. the louisiana treasurer is a former army officer and he also was a narcotics detective. he said this decision was personal to him because he used to carry again. taylor: what was the impact if any on bank of america and citigroup as an underwriter? amanda: this deal was $600 million with

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the business leaders in louisiana depend a lot on trade. when the amount of soybeans going through the port of new orleans is down 30% or the companies in louisiana can't import aluminum and steel to make the products they're doing, there's uncertainty among donald trump among business leaders in places like new orleans. on the other hand, in a lot of rural louisiana, there's just a deep contempt for anybody who would speak ill of donald trump and they are really still very strongly in your face that donald trump is setting this country right. >> yeah. and i've got to tell you from my read that's not 33% of americans. that's -- closer to 40% of americans who still will say, hey, things are going well, and it still is a binary choice for so many americans. so many people i talk to, say, are you happy with donald trump? they go, well, he's better than nancy pelosi. or he's better than hillary clinton. it still is an either/or, black/white, red team -- it's -- blue team. very, very tribal. but jeff macing, there is -- again, i'm not whistling

ashe of louisiana, to be united states district judge for the eastern district of louisiana. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of barry ashe of louisiana to be united states district judge for the eastern district of louisiana, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 676. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have i

i am in the state of louisiana. louisiana's history goes back to the 18th century. we are one of the biggest melting pots in the country, other than san francisco or new orleans. california. the problem we are dealing with, we are creating an instant problem like we're facing a broad. the thing i don't understand, my father, who fought in world war ii for the freedom of this country and the immigrants that came to this country, we are either getting people from this country that fought in these wars that we are dealing with right now. i don't understand what is happening with the republican party. what happened to common decency? we started in the 18th century. host: that pbs documentary that separated children at the border. you can see that tonight at 10:00 on pbs. online you can go to the website for more information. we are trying to reestablish the signal with martin smith. as we discussed on this issue we will try mr. smith again for the apologies for this. i know you talked with those children and parents separated. what about those along the border? we've be

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louisiana laws are a little different. yeah, he knows about it. he's a lawyer. you know what they charged him with? because he was trying to get black folks registered to vote. the charge was conspiracy to overthrow the state of louisiana. [laughter] isn't thatte: something? anyway, when i went down to get my job after -- we went on to chicago, introduced the freedom singers and raised money in chicago and that kind of thing, harry bellefonte helped us out and provided all of -- the venue. anyway, so i went back to get my job, my assignment, and james foreman told me that there were no more assignments. i said, what do you mean no more directorships? you told me if i went and raised the money, i would be able to get one of these assignments as director of photo registration. bill hansen was in arkansas. baba mississippi, charles in southwest georgia, and i looked on the map and they had an "x" through selma. an "x." they said, we're not going to selma, dallas county. i said, what do you mean you are not going there? they said, we sent two teams of snic workers a

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jackson, mississippi understand there is a community that looks just like there's in new orleans, louisiana. a community that looks just like theirs in gary, indiana or chicago, illinois suffering from the same infrastructure problems. ultimately, what we learned is that your issue is an issue of self-determination, an issue where you don't control the conditions which leads to a pothole being fixed. you don't control the conditions which dictates the quality of life you would like to enjoy. and so we must come up with a new equation. we must dare to revolutionize electoral politics, where we change the equation and people are given the power to govern themselves. [applause] is what we are pushing for in jackson, mississippi. that is what we are fighting for. by the creation of people's assemblies, not only an opportunity to hear what the people want, but to have the people demand from their leadership what they want. no longer, no longer should we just allow someone to stand before us and give their vision for our lives. we have to be at the table. we have to dictate the policies. and we h

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state of louisiana for anti pipeline that to vist so the journalists have been arrested and charged under a controversial new law under the legislation they could end up behind bars for something as simple as stepping on pipeline land now the house bill seven to seven the school took effect on the first of august it lists pipelines as critical infrastructure it explicitly prohibits trespassing pipeline grounds with those running afoul risking a hefty fine or as many as five years behind bars over it take a look at the oil pipeline that's caused contention in louisiana the state's measures to protect it. let me think of the right word. data city as well as. the desperation because companies disclose these legislatures in trying to hide how pathetically un-american this kind of a law is privatization unconstitutional actions that have not been held up in the supreme court and clearly don't measure up to the law of the land of the constitution this needs to be understood as something that should be contained it so that it doesn't spread throughout the united states and so it does not spread

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tennessee, louisiana and arkansas join florida in states where it is required.and arizona it is optional. the push for these laws is for project blitz. a campaign sponsored by the prayer caucus foundation. >> we give them a menu. your the best of the best things happening across the country. >> 20 model bills for them to use, a proposal for displaying on god we trust is first on the list. >> people who feel today they are being censored if they mention the word god. this gives meaning and purpose to the lives of so many individuals. not everybody but a lot of them. >> some critics and even parents see the law as a violation of such separation of church and state. >> the first duty of government is to represent all the people and never to send a message that certain individuals have more rights than others. >> i don't want the school system pushing them one way or other in terms of religious belief. >> you can see some challenges to the public display of the motto in god we trust that legal experts tell us it is not easy. even the most liberal ports deemed it mor

state of louisiana i will keep with the details on talking just about. what politicians do so. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or something want. to go right to the press that's what before three of them or ten people. i'm interested always in the water. as well as got a lot of oil but there are a refinery and this is take the oil you know they're trying to levers are well positioned through the machinations of a crypto currency my suggestion is you know maybe build a few refineries you know sell a higher end product and put that money back into the economy in this way may take ten or fifteen years but you're not going to be now taken over by some cia operative. good of you to join us today here on our today show with a general election on the horizon in sweden and migration a key issue of debate tensions have been growing on the streets of the capital on saturday hundreds of members of a neo nazi movement rallied in central stockholm and were met by angry counter protesters that maria for national was that for us

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they lived in louisiana and texas. they become longhorn cattle. we still raise that type of cattle at the farm and ranch museum. our livestock manager say those cattle could live with almost everything. they are really tough. they are small. they have small calves. their calves weigh -- they are much smaller than the longhorn. they brought sheep. they are the ones the navajo raise now. the section of our heritage gallery is called generations. what it does is the first formal exhibit in the museum. it told the story of agriculture from 1860 to 1930. posts several war was a big period of change for new mexico. we were bringing in -- setting up army forts in the state -- all over the state. cattlemen were raising more english-style, european types of cattle. the first major breed was the brown cattle with the white faces. we have those on the south 20. those are big, meaty cows. they would butcher them and feed the native americans on reservations as well as soldiers living in forts in the area. they moved these cattle back and forth from here, to t

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as thomas jefferson said in his request for congress to approve the louisiana purchase, i'm paraphrasing, whoever owns new orleans is our enemy. by late 1814, america's interest and focus as well as the british focus was on new orleans and waiting to see what was going to happen. as the british were sailing across the gulf of mexico to new orleans, jackson was moving his troops to new orleans and assembling a ragtag army of american regulars, volunteer militia men from tennessee and kentucky, creoles, native new orleans who were not certain which country they had an allegiance to yet. freed black men, slaves and pirates. on the early morning of january 8, 1815 , the battle takes place. through some miscommunications by the british, they are put into a vulnerable position of having to attack jackson's fortifications. in a battle that lasted somewhere between 35 and 50 minutes, jackson's severely outnumbered troops have a stunning victory. jackson had almost 5400 men altogether. the british had almost 8500 men at that battle. jackson ended up with a total number of casualties of 71 men, 13

meanwhile staying stateside on in the state all of louisiana for pipeline activists on a journalist have been arrested and charged controversy when you launch the remitting activists say they're not facing increased police repression including the use of tasers here's the pipeline at the center of the story. ok let's go through a new law took effect on august the first then lists pipelines as critical infrastructure which makes trespassing on the ground their belt illegal those are disappearing at risk a hefty fine or as long as five years behind bars while activists say that a number of off duty police officers were also working for a private security firm to protect the.

very, very pleased to be with you tonight and welcome to louisiana memorial to louisiana memorial pavilion. i'd also like to welcome my life strain in audience on c-span because we are that cool. [laughter] my name is dr. martin loicano. we are sort of the researcher the academic department, the higher education center at the museum. we are a lot of things. not the only source of education, but one of the new sources of education program of education programming here at this wonderful museum. we're hurt herself as a community of scholars in payment a number from the area in the audience tonight. we also do other things in the two. we are the research services department and if you have an interest talk to myself, jeremy, keith, jason kaman for other people appeared where research prior for those of you interested in the world war ii and her family. we also offer public or grams. not just this, the symposium from a full conference has symposium in on a topic and we offer several days of conferencing conference each year. we hope you'll join us for that as well. we'll talk more about that af

now, texas, louisiana, mississippi have signed off on this. are okay with it, construction starting. but alabama and georgia are still waiting for their legislators to kind of get with the program on this. >> shepard: if you have nach', brook haven, laurel, does the interstate go through those towns? >> yes. a lot of them are farming, agricultural centers. having the interstate there would help them with the perishable goods they have to ship. a lot of this, these red boxes are categorized by the government as persistent poverty areas. the interstate would help those communities, it would bring manufacturing and it would bring new hotels, restaurants. >> shepard: how we going to pay for this? . that's the one problem. >> shepard: i'd like a pony, also. that's an issue, i-14, we don't have the funds for that. >> not yet. but some college students, kid at georgia starting a sophomore year and two kids at auburn are leading the charge, talking to legislators, they have four local communities signing off on it. we could see it 450king up with them

economy mom soybean which is louisiana's top next board to china need about five point six billion from done nearly one million acres in your states already hit with heavy towers early this year ten years data for this. well i'm no farmer and i can't be claimed ok claim to be an expert on soybeans other than the slick that i am told that there are other markets that we can sell to the brazilians we can sell the. others who consume soybeans in the their markets could be offset by any loss in the church in the chinese front but again i'd have to say that look if this is a short term deal it'll be a blip on the screen people have counted trump out innumerable times in other areas and you can't argue with his goal of reciprocity so if he and secretary ross and lighthouses are in the other people who are experts in this arena are right this whole thing will be over the couple of months and we'll forget about it but in the meantime there's going to be some short term tightening of the belts clears is reciprocity a bad idea no reciprocity is a good idea but you need to have a strategy when you

state of louisiana for anti pipe. an activist and a journalist have been arrested and charged under a controversial new law the remaining activists say they're now facing increased police repression including the use of tasers let's take a look at the pipeline at the center of the story. with. the newly passed law took effect on august the first and it lists pipelines as critical infrastructure which makes trespassing on the ground there being built illegal those disappearing it risk a hefty fine or as long as five years behind bars and activists say that a number of off duty police officers were also working for a private security firm to protect the cust construction site but they're no longer working in that capacity activist ted hall believes the new law goes against america's core principles. let me think of the right word of data city as well as the desperation of this companies as well as these legislatures in trying to hide how pathetically un-american and this kind of a law is this privatization of unconstitu

this was in denim springs in louisiana. it's not much has changed. >> not that much.e have in the white house, he's giving the green light for all them hate groups to come out and just come autofr out from the darkness into the light. >> what do you mean by that? >> well, they're not being slick about it. not being coy. not trying to on the low it. it's blatant. tiki torches runs around. >> had you thought about doing this before this president? >> no. i had nothing to do with this, how this thing happened. jordan peele called me out of the blue and said would you like to do it? and the pitch was six words, black man infiltrates kkk. ku klux klan. then i say, is it true? he said, yes. we automatically, everybody, thinks it's the skit. but i knew that doing this film, it takes place in the '70s, i would be able to deal -- i'd be able to make it contemporary. i just knew that. >> yeah. so, the -- jordan peele is the oscar-winning director for "get o out". >> "get out." >> he called you. you're talking about ron stallworth, the cop who infiltrated. he's talking to the gu