one, two, three. ♪ [ margo price "told me with your eyes" ] >> anthony: margo price grew up on her family'sell when she was age 2, which is pretty damn country already, if you ask me. as a country music traditionalist, she struggled for years to find her place within nashville's increasingly pop-driven country scene and the growing indy rock one. in 2010, she lost one of her twin sons to a rare heart condition, self-medicated with alcohol, and ended up with every kind of problem, including problems of the legal kind. she poured her heart and every cent she had recording an album in just three days at the legendary sun studios in memphis, selling her car and her wedding ring along the way. ♪ ♪ on dead-end roads ♪ they remind me where i am ♪ and all the sins i gave away i got them back again ♪ wastedears to cry ♪wise ♪ so many things you never said ♪ ♪ but you told me with your eyes ♪ >> anthony: the album, "midwestern farmer's daughter," was rejected 30 times by the major labels until she found herself on the radar of jack white and his brilliant and eccentric enterprise, third man records.

nat sound la iniciativa de los letreros amarillos es de la activista y abogada margo cowan, quien enrontera desde mexico. asegura que el mensaje va a las autoridades para que dejen de utilizar sus operativos a familias indefensas. bite/margo cowan/activista y abogada para aterrorizar a la comunidad que llegan, llegan muy en la madrugada, ta ta ta a la puerta, caras tapadas, ropa negra, armas largas y asustan toda la familia. el cartelon se nota en las calles, el color amarillo resalta en puertas y rejas. bridge/edgar munoz/tucson, arizona llama la atención que en un barrio como este, que no es latino, aparezca el letrero. los vecinos dicen que la persona que vive aquí no es inmigrante, ellos aseguran, que por eso no tiene temor de ser identificado. felicia zamorano cree que es una equivocada manera de exhibir a los indocumentados. bite/felicia zamorano/residen te yo naci aquí y yo entiendo los derechos que yo tengo y no hay problema si necesitan hablar conmigo, voy a hablar con ellos. margo cowan mando imprimir 25 mil carteles, dice que 6 mil ya estan instalados en las casas de famil

tonight margo is doing just that, making history. it is our pleasure and honor to introduce a margo lee .. my home church where i grew up and i was sitting in a pew with my parents robert and margaret lee who are here and my husband aaron shetterly and we were interviewing a former sunday schoolteacher of mine about her career as a mathematician at the langley research center. none of us had an idea at the time that first interview would turn into all of this, this "hidden figures" the book, my first book and a movie. as exciting as it has been to receive that level of enthusiasm for this endeavor the most gratifying thing to me about these last few years has been learning about my hometown. there was so much that i didn't know and so much that i didn't know about the people who live here and the people who i knew growing up here. so writing this book for me has been that way of telling my story and tracing my past through the lives of these groundbreaking women. this is my history. this is your history. this history belongs to all o

so the question relates to whether or not you've had an opportunity to read margo's hidden figures, thebook that has taken the world by storm and that it illuminated contributions of african-american women to the space race. i was wondering whether or not you had opportunity to read it and whether or not you subscribe to the belief that african-american women have faced a double-edged sword being both black and female, and this is a question for women's history month. >> caller: thank you for a question. not only have i had the opportunity to read the book, i say had the opportunity to meet the author, where both nominated finalists for the naacp image award. she won and i was glad to be there with her and celebrate her winning that a word for that wonderful book. see your question more specifically, i chronicle and chronicling the history of racist ideas, i also chronicle the history of racist ideas about each and every black gro group. one of those black groups are black women. a specific set of racist ideas have been created that have denigrated black women. typically these ideas are

♪ mountain high and valley low.. ♪ - i'm margo price.un studio in memphis, tennessee. i'm joined by jeremy ivey on bass, luke schneider on pedal steel, dillon napier on the drums, and jamie davis on lead guitar. i was born and raised in a very humble town. it's called aledo, illinois. but i've been in nashville 12 - 13 years now.

. >> host: booktv has covered margo talking about her book ann figures. you are on the air. we are listening. g >> guest: good afternoon. i want to thank you so much. i'm encouraged by the vision and the history that has taken, dave rogers and others that compelled into this. i have a grandmother that is sue indian. i the discussions i had a involving reconstruction and when they came down gav and gave an opportunity in my life to ben if one would think wouldn't it be interesting if jesus and muhammad actually looked like you had. perhaps it's so we would view to get her back nominal. >> host: we have to leave it there and hear from thell have professor. >> caller: thank you for your comment and question. i think early in the history of racist ideas, one of the things they did is try to rewrite the history of the ancient world and make a bunch and egypt in the middle east trying to sort of racialized because you can't have a group of purpose and can wo personally say they had to reshape that history was glad. >> guest: the title came from a speech who fixed the senator from

manuel margo to make it 1-0 san diego. margo tightropes right down the line. fair ball.mad bum allowed four hits the first two things, only two the rest of the way, went eight struck out five but the giants offense quiet, almost silent. finally get a run with two outs in the ninth. giants fall to 1-5. johnny cueto will try to salvage the series finale tomorrow afternoon. >>> a's and rangers. captain the mascot this guy's got some moves. doing the worm. like jack palance, a one-arm pushup. for those of you who remember jack palance. an older demo. no-hitter until the seventh. seven npgz allowing one run on two hits. 2-0. run support, yonder alonso. hits it out, yonder. his first of the year was a two-run clout. and the a's win 2-1. tell you about the masters and sergio garcia's got a chance at his first major heading to the final round. that's still to come. >> thank you, larry. i want to know what the pitcher said when he had to cover his face with his glove. didn't look very happy. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. a dad dealing with the ultimate loss after that

i think it was founded by margo george, best i can remember. do you have any current information about that alliance? >> guest: i'm afraid -- >> host: we'll get an answer in just a second. gypsy, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got to elk horn city, kentucky? >> caller: well, i grew up -- i was born in west virginia, wyoming county, near the now-famous oceana from which the documentary oceana was filmed. .. >> i've fumbled my way through life; 1960, gosh, i'm just going along about myself. oh, my. >> my point was, you live in a rural area and you're identified as a lesbian. what has that life been like for you? >> well, i'm out to the people who know me, but i don't know very many people in this area. i didn't grow up here. i just grew up a county away in southwest virginia. >> thank you for your time and for your story. lillian faderman. >> i ton know about the feminist groups you talk about but i spoke a couple of times at a woman's book store in atlantay i heard recently the book store is still going. so, i think you

. >> so when you look at margo's book, figures - is a subset of what you're doing with rise of the rocket girls? >> my book was a group of women at the jet propulsion laboratory. and they are different because if such long careers. they worked there for 15 years and then such a broad range of missions. but i think the books really complement one another. there really telling the story of these women of nasa. and it is wonderful for people to know that this is not just a few women. this was a large group of women working all over the country and had such an enormous influence. >> david in missouri. go ahead. >> i am curious about somebody writing a book -- we received astronomical information via photons. would that be as good subject for a book? >> thank you, sir. >> i think the more books that we have about science and space science is definitely for the better. the more that we can bring these subjects to life for readers is wonderful. >> nathalia holt , what was your background? was this a learning curve for you and you got to this story or your background, did give you access? >> i pr

margo also homered in his next at-bat. cane could not 345ik it through five. allowed four runs.s got it all back and more. one swing from brandon belt, a grand slam, maupadres will jump front again. but belt, his second homer of the became. and that turned out to be the final score as the giants drop to 1-4, 7-6 the final. two innings, including this grand salami, but the a's coming back in this game and right now trailing 8-4 in the fifth. we will have complete highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20. coming up, a planet far, far away that's a lot like earth, what's been spotted that's never been seen outside this solar system. >>> and a whale is believed to be approaching bay area waters. the distress call now going out to area boaters. inally tonight, thoughts about what really matters. as we reported here tonight, the senate voted to appoint judge neil gorsuch to the supreme court. these comments are not about the judge's records or qualmifications, they are how he ascended to that-nuclear option, changing the rules in the middle of the proces

margo also homered in his next at-bat. cane could not 345ik it through five. allowed four runs.d more. one swing from brandon belt, a grand slam, maupadres will jump front again. but belt, his second homer of the became. and that turned out to be the final score as the giants drop to 1-4, 7-6 two innings, including this grand salami, but the a's coming back in this game and right now trailing 8-4 in the fifth. we will have complete highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20. coming up, a planet far, far away that's a lot like earth, what's been spotted that's never been seen outside this solar system. >>> and a whale is believed to be approaching bay area waters. the distress call now going out to area boaters. >>> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. as we reported here tonight, the senate voted to appoint judge neil gorsuch to the supreme court. these comments are not about the judge's records or qualmifications, they are how he ascended to that-nuclear option, changing the rules in the middle of the process. reducing the thre

a double and makes it 1-0 padres and in the bottom of the second, margo fair down the line, cordova scores and bumgarner allowed four hits in the first two inning and went eight innings and struck out five but the giants offense silent. quiet. finally get a run in the ninth, crawford singles to make it a 2-1 game but that is how it ends. they drop to 1-5. johnny cueto will try to finish it. >> and take a look at the mascot. doing the worm there. one arm push ups. he is like jack pallets -- for older viewers. oakland pitcher making a second start, a no-no up until the 7th and one run on two hits struck out five and alonso hits it out yonder. his first homer of the season. a two run cloud and the a's win by a score of 6-1. >>> it is the final game of the regular season for the sharks and for the first time since november of 2005, the sharks lineup did not feature joe thornton and paff elski. and in the second period, hannon suzing his body feeds tierney who slides it home. 1-0 sharks and then later tierney, a saucer pass as he skipped it over to brian elliott, that puck went in. bog der scor

renfrow doubled to make it 1-0 padres and in the bottom of the second, margo, fair down the line andrner allowed four hits in the first two innings and went eight innings and struck out five but the giant offense silent. quiet. finally get a run with two outs in the ninth. crawford singles to posey to make it a 2-1 game and that is how it ends. they drop to 1-5. and johnny cueto will try to salvage this afternoon. >>> and the a's and rangers, take a look at the mascot. doing the worm i think there. one arm push-ups. he is like jack pallens, for users viewers. kendall gravin making a second start with a no-no up until the 7th and finished seven and struck out five and he is 2-0. and alonso got some run support, hitting it out yonder. his first homer this season. a two run cloud and the a's win by a score of 6-1. >>> it is the final game for the sharks and for the first time since november of 2005, the lineup did not feature thornton and pef elski or procure. and second period, hanson using his body to protect the puck and feeds who slides it home for his 11th of the year. 1-0 sharks.

margo lee shetterly is the author of hidden figures about nasa's team of african-americans female mathematicians. gillian guthrie writes about the beginnings of private spaceflight in her book, how to build a spaceship. and we'll talk about astronomy professor, chris indy about the next gener

margo leif satterlee recalled a group of african-american women who starred in world war ii play key roles in the divine aeronautic calculations of the propelled the us to lead in the space race. then julian guthrie on how to make a spaceship. a band of radically its own epic race and the birth of private peace. astronomy professor chris talks about his book beyond our future in space. a look at the next generation of space explores. starting at eight eastern this week on q and a. >> i've learned the value of discourse and compromise. the way i interact with people whom i don't necessarily agree with has completely changed. a special program about high school students attending the week long senate youth program where they share their thoughts about government and politics. >> i can safely say on the end of this week that i am sure that i am certain of what i believe and that's a good thing. >> hard work and fair chance for everybody to reach the top will turn out to be not equal result but equal chance for every. >> sunday night eight eastern honesty spans q and a. >> check out our

and this could have been an awkward yet terrifying from margo the parakeet. outfits. good morning, karen. karen zen us the happy easter& greetings. we love you. happy easter. keep them coming. use the hash tag fox 29 good d day. and snl bringing back ex cast made jimmy fallon and comedian melissa mccarthy the funny highlights coming up after the break. still more trump much vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> snl hosted its first life show on both and west coast last night host jimmy fallon played the role as president trump's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner. >> jared you're such an inspiration you showed everybody if you were born rich and

. >> wells margo has traded at a slight discount to its peers.doing enough at this point to get this scandal behind it? even as iss is recommending that shareholders vote against the majority of the board members? >> well, the company's done a complete investigation now. and what we're now learning, and i think validating, is the fact that you had a successful company that had an issue that was operational, that was bubbling up in one of its business units, and a take charge manager was working the problem out, and not really wanting to report it up. i think john stumpf then got brought in to that process and what we're seeing is that there was some barrier between that operational issue and the board. one of the questions earlier was what about the cfo who is now the ceo, tim sloan? when you look at it, there was such little financial impact from this issue that really isolates the cfo. because the whole kind of sarbanes oxley audit process comes up, what is going to impact financials. >> so sloan you think rightfully gets off the hook according