wherever they are black majorities whether that's a parliament on the south side of chicago or the mississippi delta organized lacks and majority. leverage that political power is an independent force. >> host: feel this is march in mississippi and this would be a platform to amplify the black power message or he got so frustrated with the march? >> guest: he came to the march with this message and even with the slogan of black power. soon after the shooting in meredith carmichael goes back to atlanta to headquarters to talk to the central committee to the governing body to think about why they should participate in the march and among the arguments is it gives us a platform to advertise the direction of black power and uses that slogan. he uses the slogan before they famous rally but he does not use it as a chance. he doesn't say what do we won't? black power. that was on purpose. sncc has organized an agreement dating back to the 1960s. there had been advanced organizers who said this is the best place for us to use a slogan and to capture a national movement and black power is used in that way an

opportunity because traveling through mississippi sncc was the most organized especially in the mississippi delta. and the largest black communities in mississippi where he made his name with connections. this is a chance of the evolving demonstration at the same time the slogan black power comes out. carmichael is fascinating. he is an unknown prior to the march. put it puts a mess of celebrity by the end he is considered the voice. she has a gift for talking to local people, a charismatic speaker to connect to choose so many different audiences weather harlem or the mississippi delta. charismatic, a powerful and he is black. almost like he makes a rhetorical point even when he is pushed he is stubborn very concerned with uplifting black people even those white liberals are seen as the allied. >> host: that animates the power of black power in some ways he is the moral center. is king's name and presents but local people sometimes they just want to see martin luther king. the also draws more federal attention and national media attention and sncc realizes this march does not mean anything withou

whether that is in harlem or the southside of chicago born in alabama or mississippi delta use that power as an independent force. how is this march in mississippi and this will be a platform to amplify the movement that's been frustrated in the arch of black power emerged. even with the slogan of the power soon after, stokely carmichael goes back down to the headquarters why they should participate in the march and it gives a platform to advertise the direction of the black power. it uses the slogan even before the famous rally but he doesn't use it as a slogan and say what we want? and until midway through the march. sncc has organized for a long time going back to the 1960s lots of local people there've been advanced organizers that said this is the best place for us use the slogan industry to capture what the black power is using in that way is a projection of the national news and it becomes the controversy into something that inspires what people. and it blew their mind. and it is a new direction in having a sort of symbolic home of the blues. and if you think you make forc forces.

medical center with health care providers, and 2 of the most complex diabetes patients in the mississippi delta. this coordinated care approach will improve disease management and health outcomes for generations to come in mississippi. finally, let me just remind you, we were talking earlier, 2014 has been designated as the year of the creative economy of mississippi homecoming. this year we will focus on the next segment of the economy which provides 60,000 jobs and generate an enormous economic impact on our state. 2014 will see hundreds of creative events from concerts' to plays to movie premieres all across mississippi. we are asking artists who have moved away to come home one special event, to share their talents live with their fellow mississippian. we aim to show a world that mississippi is the birthplace of america's music but we also cook and right and act and paint and dance and direct. this will bring thousands of visitors to mississippi. let us have a homecoming and let us invite the world. one of mississippi's creative artists is with us tonight. bruce livingston, a young man from

including some members of our -- this body who come to enjoy the vast natural resources that the mississippi delta has to offer. when these individuals visit mississippi, they hire local outfitters, stay in our hotels, eat at our restaurants, pay state hunting fees and purchase hunting gear, like primos brand hunting calls which are produced in my district in floral, mississippi. in fact, it's been estimated that hunting and fishing supports 33,000 jobs in mississippi. mr. speaker, the bill before us today makes improvements to a wide range of issues, including the ability to purchase duck stamps online. statutorily, it establishes the wildlife hunting and heritage council which was administratively formed by secretaries salazar and ville secretary in 2012. it -- vilsack in 2012. it will have target range construction and maintenance. also, it excludes commercial ammo and fishing tackle from being classified as toxic substances, which the e.p.a. has agreed. it also directs the secretary of interior and the secretary of agriculture to issue a permit and assess an annual fee for commercial filming c

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mississippi, alabama and carolinas. >> nearly 2,700 flights have already been canceled across the country according to www. www.flightaware.comand hundreds are delayed. most are waving change fees. if atlanta, 2,200 flights were canceled with deltaouthwest forced to suspend the operations today because of the frigid conditions. >> mike, they are dealing with it, again? >> we had a weekend of winter and they have had several months of winter. they handling it different than last snowstorm. ice storms are worse. the ice is heavier and accumulating on everything and the trees come down and the power lines come down so millions could be without power for several days. ice storms are much worse than a snowstorm. >> tracking a lot of mid-level clouds and a few low level clouds and moisture way up to the north and that is mostly where it will stay other than the slight chance of light rain across the north bay in the afternoon. to the south, 50 in san jose, mountain view, 51 in santa theresa and sunny san francisco it is 49 and lafayette and danville at 44. walnut creek you can see how much colleaguer it -- clearer. >> temperatures are mild if this time of the year and above average and a chance of light rain and sprinkles across the n