thurgood marshall had more black law clerks than any other justice. nonetheless he still had very few. for instance the year before i worked for him he had no black law clerks are when i was there. i was the only black law clerk at the supreme court when i was there. justice marshall, mr. civil-rights was quite elitist in his hiring policies. and it he had very few black law clerks that is a part of thurgood marshall's history that frank leave has not gotten much attention but that is true. on the question of the senses, there is a lot of different ways that people can identify themselves and i think that is proper. in my writings for instance, i use the term black and african american and afro-american is. i also use the term negro. some people think that is antiquated. i don't thurgood marshall use that term with a capital in in march to me 13 it used the term negro and debbie lee b. dubois use that term of it is good enough for them it is good enough for me. there is a wonderful organization the national association for the advancement of colored p

thurgood marshall, jr., the son of thurgood marshall sr., the lawyer whose arguments swayed the supreme court in the brown versus board of education case and who later became the first african-american justice on the supreme court. thurgood marshall jr. is distinguished in his own right. graduating from the university of virginia, and the university of virginia school of law as. as a young lawyer he clerked for the u.s. district judge berrington parker and served as counsel for various senate committees, he's also been in public service serving with bill clinton and serving as secretary of the cabinet of the clinton administration. currently, he's a partner in the inte93 law firm bingham mccutcheon but his interests go beyond the legal field. he is public spirited serving on boards as diverse as the national fish and wildlife foundation, the ford foundation, the supreme court historical society, and the ethics advisory committee of the u.s. olympic committee among many others. "newsweek" magazine named him one of the 100 people to watch in the new century. and we have the opportunity to

national airport 44-mile-per- hour wind gusts. 46 at dwi thurgood marshall.ds were definitely very strong. things are improving today. a little slower in some areas than others. anywhere from calm to nine-mile- per-hour sustained winds now and our wind gusts not too much happening. 16 at manassas and 18 at national and take a look at delmarva. anywhere from 16 to 17-mile-per- hour wind gusts. far cry from where we pr. temperatures are in the low to mid-30s overall. today will be filled with sunshine. you are really going to enjoy it and the five-day forecast is looking good, too. >> looking forward to that. thank you so much. >>> well, coming up gas prices on the rise yet again and a horrible accident has a happy ending after a month of searching one family gives a big thank you to a bus driver who they call a guardian angel. we will be right back. introducing the new flip & fresh from air wick with 100% fragrance oil. it's something new to brighten your home with two scent levels to choose from for when you want something light or something more. it's the ne

thurgood marshal airport and 48 at dulles. unbelievable and we have some numbers in our neighborhood that we will show you later on. the winds are up there and sustained from 16 to 28 miles an hour and, currently, they're still gusting strong. look at these numbers. from 24 to 39 miles an hour. there was a wind advisory in effect. it's slated to expire at 6:00, so i'm going check the updates as soon as we finish to see if that advisory has been extended at all. the winds are expected to improve into the evening and the course of tonight. temperaturewise today, we are actually from about 35 to 42 degrees and it was cooler earlier but i think the winds made it feel cooler. it was a brisk northwesterly wind flow that we had, and that made a difference. the overnight low, 31 and a nice forecast the rest of the weekend. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >>> two firefighters remain in critical condition after a house fire last night in riverdale, maryland. five other firefighters were also hurt in that blaze. prince georges county fi

>> pretty cold day today. 49-mile-per-hour gusts at national airport. 43at dulles. 37 at bwi thurgood marshallrry dale, virginia, 53- mile-per-hour wind gusts. good news is, we're going to get some improvement overnight. already starting to happen. now gusting anywhere from 18 to 25 miles per hour. and we still have windchills, though. temperature-wise, into the 20s everywhere. national airport, 28 degrees. factor in the winds and it feels like it's only in the teens pretty much everywhere. 16 dulles. 19 at d.c. and 16 at baltimore. pretty chilly night. same story heading into the beginning of monday. skies clearing. ridge of high pressure in control. plenty of sunshine. winds a little brisk in the early morning hours and will die down. gets warmer tomorrow, though. finally pretty much where we should be temperature-wise. here's a look at your five-day forecast for you. plenty of sunshine on your monday. tuesday, however, we start to deal with a number of upper level disturbances that will start to move in. by monday night, could see snow showers over the mountains. tuesday, few snow showers a

about a degree or so off the mark where we should be. 49 # at national. 48 at dulles. 49 at bwi thurgood marshall airport. temperatures now starting to drop as we head into the mid- 30s in the city for overnight lows and cooler for the north and west. 27 at frederick this hour. 39 at d.c. 37 at fredericksburg. 37 at dulles. 36 baltimore. 41degrees at annapolis. winds picked up this afternoon, but nothing compared to saturday. they are calm tonight and they'll pick up a little bit into the course of tomorrow by the afternoon. skies are clear as a ridge of high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern, and that will be the order of the day for tomorrow. we do have an approaching frontal system, and as that ridge of high pressure continues to push out and this frontal system continues to move in, we're going to create a pretty tight pressure gradient here and that means the winds will pick up. windy by the afternoon, gusting up to about 20 miles per hour or so. the sun will be evident. sunny and mild tomorrow. midday about 66 degrees. no shortage of sunshine. things will start to change by

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much where they should be, 45 degrees at national airport, 43 at dulles and 45 degrees at bwi thurgood marshallport, so temperatures once again back to where they should be. here's a look where we stand now, 28 degrees at gaithersburg, 30 frederick, 34 hagerstown, cumberland 30 degrees, 32 winchester, 28 culpeper and 38 at national airport and 31 degrees at baltimore. as we head up the mid-atlantic, 32 degrees for boston, new york 35 and to the south raleigh at 35 as well. we will get a little warm-up as we move into the week, just slightly by a few degrees, still into the low 50s or, so but satellite and radar showing you the mid-atlantic is doing really well. there is a lot of moisture yesterday that has now changed. we're left with main hill clouds. we do expect to see -- mainly clouds. we do expect to see fog kicking in in the overnight hours. be prepared for that in your morning commute as you head out. so that ridge of high pressure holding will give us plenty of sunshine tomorrow. we will see a trough develop to the north of us, could possibly see a little sprinkle in the afternoon hours

. >>> this was found at bwi-thurgood marshall airport. passenger was carrying a cattle prod in their carry-on luggage. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. now here's a preview of what's ahead at 6:30. >>> coming up on burled news, when nothing else works could a cure for depression come in the form of a recreation hall drug helping doctors rethink depression? watch watch it on world -- watch it on world news. >>> the dow is down 11. the nasdaq is up 11 and the s&p 500 up 1 and a half. >>> snack and beers are expected to fly off the shelves over the next couple of days. a new survey estimate american also and about $11 billion getting ready for the game. that breaks down to about $60 per person. it is expected to be watched by 170 million people. >>> some of that spending is likely to come from betting. we have more on the big business of gambling on the big game. >> reporter: sunday's super bowl will be watched by millions around the world. advertisers will spend millions and many will wager. the super bowl is the biggest match of t

if you asked the great civil rights lawyer and later priests, thurgood marshall, they all prevented from excelling at howard university law school. sexism said jane crowe instead of jim crowe. this is why it was called movement. pushing the boundaries. it was jim crowe, but these women knew there were jane crowe. then other people came along and said, if two men or two women or whatever, the boundaries of democracy should be for everybody. everybody has entitled to the right to live in a democracy. and the boundaries get pushed. clearly ella baker said this about king and all black preachers. they were used to being in control. they were the spokesman for the community. you know, you ask every black preacher who really runs a church and they will tell you, don't make the deaconess mad. if you make her mad, you will not have a church. there is a give and take going on there. king was part of his generation sexist. if i watch rap music, it ain't too much better. we have the possibility of growth. >> thank you. >> this is probably our last question. yes, sir. >> fortunate for me. thank you.

likes to cuba or from bwi thurgood marshall have been put on hold. the weekly nonstop flight into a van that will be post again on march 21. the interested not translate into ticket sales. we have told us -- have been told service has been pushed back until october. >> the parades and hurricanes for everyone, let the good times roll. we are not looking at a live picture of the french quarter. revelers have been partying for the last few weeks, culminating in today's fabulous fat tuesday's celebration. we have the latest from the crescent city. >> nightfall in new orleans only seems to push the party to a higher level. it is of fat tuesday dance that began not long after daybreak. >> of mardi gras is the time of carnivale. >> it is a fair question as you wander through the french quarter, where you can see just about anything from super heroes and villains, pigs, parts, and police. this is not a costume. bright yellow suit, pink wigs and dresses. the direct impact financially from this year's festival will be close to $200 million, but the party and t

we have 49 at thurgood marshall airport in baltimore. haggerstown at 50 degrees since we head up the mid-atlantic. a little cooler. 44 degrees for boston. look at the 30s here. this is really important. this is the cooler pool of air. it's going to start to move its way towards us and it's going to play a big factor when we start getting into looking at the precipitation affecting us. winds right now have been a little bit on the gusty side in the course of the afternoon. right now, gusting anywhere from 16 to even 25 miles per hour across most of our viewing area. so here is a look at satellite radar for you. not much happening right now. things are pretty calm and quiet. we have a few clouds rolling in but let's take a look at radar and newt whole thing together for you because this is the system that's going to push its way up the mid-atlantic and affect us. right now, they are getting a lot of strong storms across areas of the southern states. copious amounts of rainfall here. this is what we are watching because this is what's going

. >> reporter: supporters gathered in the shadow of thurgood marshall statue who fought for equal rights in the 50s and 60s hoping some of his powers would rub off on marry land legislatures. >> thank you for coming here. >> reporter: the governor said a vote may happen as early as this week. this year the bill is being heard from a joint committee if california's court declaring the band unconstitutional and washington state today legalizing same sex marriage, this is encouraging for those who support it here in maryland. it's encouraging because i think maryland is one of the next states to go. we have a good strong heritage of people who care and a strong heritage of civil rights and i think that the right for everybody who loves someone else to marriage is coming soon. >> reporter: some hold firm against same sex marriage. >> it's bad economic poll six bad social policy, it's bad political policy. i just don't want to be around it. >> reporter: others disagree. >> this issue is about equality, it is about treating a family in a state of maryland with dignity and respect. >> reporter:

supporters of the bill gathered yesterday at thurgood marshall's statue to lobby withlegislators. >> this is about equality. it's about treating our families in the state of maryland with dignity and respect. >> this year the bill is being heard before the joint committee and a different strategy from last year in hopes of getting a bill to vote. >>> washington state governor has signed into law a bill that legalizes same sex marriage in washington state making it the nation's 7th to allow same sex couples to marry. the new law takes effect on june 7th but opponents are announcing challenges in multiple fronts. >>> it is valentine's day so be sure your sweetheart feels extra special this day. . >>>i am sherrie johnson live in ruxton where you know what, they are getting ready for a lot of deliveries on this valentine's day. i will have a live report coming up. >> maybe time to dust off snowplows. our town may be thankful the snow arrived and how the lack of winter here could be hurting some areas. that's coming up including traffic and weather in 2 and a half minutes and as we go to

no. 2, bwi thoroughgood thurgood marshall held bragging rights hosting 91%. bwi was up 73% from the previous year. reagan national came in at 12 and dulles no. 14. driving the dulles toll road may soon cost three time as much as you pay now. that is no. 1 tonight. it's predicted drivers will pay $6 per trip by the year 2018. the extra toll fee would pay for the metrorail expansion to dulles airport and loudoun county. >> we got a little disturbance coming through tomorrow. >> a little afternoon shower activity. i don't think it's a lot of rain, but enough coming at the evening rush hour maybe you need extra time if you're walking or metroing. pack the umbrella for the afternoon. we've just got a few clouds. do not be shocked if there's a spotty shower here and there in the morning, but i don't think it will be widespread. it will look like it wants to rain. i think it will hold off till probably the afternoon for most of us. so talk about temperatures first, once again today another mild one at 55 degrees. we are really kind of hard pressed to find cold air c

the 40s elsewhere and 30s in some of our locations but 24 today at national, 28 at baltimore, thurgood marshall airport, 28 dulles, 28 hagerstown, 20 ocean city and 31 martinsburg, but once again the sun was out and it was really comfortable today. hopefully you got out to enjoy it. highs today just a degree or two off the mark, 49 at national, the same at baltimore, 48 degrees at dulles airport. we did fairly well. it's still pretty nice outside temperature-wise, comfortable, 46 at d.c., 43 gaithersburg, same at hagerstown, 41 winchester, cumberland 43 to the west and 44 at martinsburg, 45 baltimore and 43 annapolis. heading up the mid-atlantic the chill starts to kick in in boston at 38 degrees. binghamton new york 28 degrees there. they're seeing a lot more cooler air compared to the 49 degrees to the south in raleigh. we will get a nice southerly wind flow kicking in as we move into tomorrow and right now the winds are very calm, a far cry from where we've been in terms of wind gusts. satellite picture radar combined showing you clear skies. that will continue to be the main factor and that

thurgood marshall jr. is vice chairman of the board of governors for the postal service. he is the incoming chair as well. congratulations. nice to have you here today. and the list of former presidents goes on and on. jerry zremski, former president and also bureau chief of the "buffalo news." shawn riley is a reporter for "the federal times," and mike kazi is senior correspondent for federal news radio. and now please, give them your round of applause. [ applause ] popular lure tells us of the u.s. postal service, neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. but what weather might not prevent a financial storm could. the fact is, the united states postal service has been woven throughout the tapestry of american life. since the birth of this country, it has been part of our community and our communication. but that tradition, that service is very much at risk. the postal service is an organization in need of a new business model, it seems. as it stands, it cannot simply fold. it is under a le

he was the person who produced the strategy that the honorable thurgood marshall followed to help the naa crmp p litigate the cases that went before the supreme court, more specifically, brown versus board of education and there is a story about thurgood that people are not aware of. he applied to the university of maryland, law school at the university of maryland and was denied access because of his color. and i'm not angry with the university of maryland. as a matter of fact, it was because they rejected him that he went to howard university, where he met the honorable charles hamilton houston. and it was there that their friendship blossomed that thurgood acquired intelligence about the strategy to use the constitution and litigation to bring about a more perfect union. the interesting story, however, is not complete unless we go on to talk about how thurgood, who graduated at the top of his class, went on to practice law. and one of his first cases involved a person who was denied access to the university of maryland. he won that lawsuit. so history has a way of causing persons w

soldiers received a warm welcome home at thurgood marshall airport. >> welcome home. >> dozens of loved ones hogged the troops -- hugged the troops as they passed to the terminal yesterday. >> we have a son that is stationed in san diego. we cannot call up and say hello and goodbye. you never know when they go so we're welcoming someone else's son and daughter. hopefully somebody will welcome hours. >> there were dozens of others as our troops returned home from tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan and we want to say thank you to them and welcome home. >> all this week, ava marie will be moonlighting and try out other career possibilities. >> this is something for her to do. her first option was to join the circus. >> good morning. charm city movement arts is located near patterson park. this is a workout studio. learning some skills you may never have thought you will learn. i'm here with the director. it will offer a wide range of classes. i will attempt to juggle. >> we have toddler and meat surplus on mondays. ollow that with kimber- class. tuesday is dance. thursday its stance and

we are taking new tp 95 maryland southbound near the exit for thurgood marshall airport.on the roadway. they are moving everything on to the right shoulder now. -- i-95. that's around the airport. virginia, a live shot of 95 in virginia. we will even things out. headlights are northbound and they are moving slowly out of springfield right now. adam caskey, you have a gorgeous day on tap. >> that's right. it will be very springlike today and there is humidity in the air. temperatures will spike into the low 70's and a chance of thunderstorms and high wind across the board. a lot to talk about. starting with light rain right now. rappahannock and culpeper county and will be to martinsburg, panhandle of west virginia approaching weberstown. light rain in frederick county. light rain pushing north and west of the metro area early this morning. partly cloudy for the rest of the day. 52 right now in the district, 48 in lexington park, 47 is fredericksburg. the one sectorwarm air moving into town this afternoon. highs in the low to mid 70's. colder air will move in for the weeke

we had 46 at bwi thurgood marshal airport and 48 at dulles. unbelievable. and some neighborhoods saw the winds. i know the problems it created for many people, driving on the roads, power lines, trees, and everything. the winds are starting to calm down, which is great. they're currently sustained anywhere from about 3 to 20 miles per hour overall in our neighborhoods and key have gusts out there. 25 at baltimore; 26, national airport and the temperatures now not bad into the 30s. tonight, it will be chilly and tomorrow, things will start to change. i will have the details and what you can expect, an update on how long the windy weather is going to stick around later. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >>> two firefighters are in the burn unit in d.c. hospital, listed in critical and stable condition. this comes after the high winds helped turn a house fire into a blow torch. >> matt ackland is following the latest details right now. matt? >> reporter: maureen, we're told this happened in a flash. these were all volunteer firefighters from the area. two teams

and bwi thurgood marshall could be next. they will no longer have to take off their belts and shoes. the program is expected to be used at bwi marshall by the end of the year. >>> well, another big name gets involved in the same-sex marriage debate that continues to divide religious groups here in maryland. >>> as political reporter pat warren explains, the reverend al sharpton says he supports allowing same-sex couples to marry. >> reporter: church groups and other supporters of traditional marriage rally in annapolis. >> our religious liberties are going down the tubes. >> reporter: delegate emit erns is a baptist and vocal opponent to same-sex marriage. >> they don't know our doctrine. and they don't know our god. >> reporter: but the reverend al sharpton tells people on you tube, yes, he does. >> as a baptist minister, i don't have the right to impose my beliefs on anyone else. so if committed gay and lesbian couples want to marry, that's their business. >> the baptist rally disagrees. >> it is not only bad for religious

really as we did in the civil rights era of the 60s and thurgood marshal and they all understood theof the lawyer to go into the courtroom and remind folks who need to be reminded about that basic principle we outlined in 1776. we're all equal. let's treat each other that way. i may be biased as a lawyer, believe that the best way-- >> but you're also--hey i'm right. >> yes. >> you're biased and you're right. that's a beautiful thing. [laughing] >> i love it when i'm both. so i think that the best way probably to ultimately get this issue resolved is through the court. so the courts can remind us, for those who need reminding what our constitution says. >> as we know in the 60s if you would have put that stuff on the ballot. >> it wouldn't have happened. it wouldn't have happened. >> that's why we have the system that we have. i have to ask you one final question because everybody who is out there who is watching i know they want to know. attorney general it happened to me. i ran for governor when the time was right. is that something that might nobody your furor something like that

> if you need to fly somewhere and need to get there on time, you may want to fly out of bwi thurgood marshall airport. it had the best on-time flight record in the country for the month of december. the busy holiday travel season. the department of transportation says it posted an on-time record of 90.88%. washington reagan national came in 12th while dulles international was 14th. airlines had their best december in 17 years thanks in part to the mild winter weather. >>> a reminder -- don't forget your belongings at the airport security checkpoint line. a thief stole an expensive watch at a busy airport. check out this video. security camera show shows a woman placing her role next a plastic bin as she went through a security checkpoint at the ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport in florida. she forgot to pick up her watch, which is valued over $6,000. and keep watching -- a man behind her sees the watch in the bin, looks around, grabs it -- there he is taking the watch. puts it in his own bin, and then moves on. apparently the security police are still looking for this man who too

. >>> if you were hoping to catch a new flight from bwi thurgood marshall to cuba next month, you'll have to wait a little longer. weekly flights from baltimore to havana were scheduled to start march 21, days before pope benedict xvi planned to visit that island nation. the travel agency that arranged the flight says it did not get enough interest. the agency says it will try the flights again in october. united states citizens still are not allowed to travel to cuba as tourists, but the flights will be open to academics, journalist, and religious and cultural groups. >>> the number of people using d.c.'s airports reached record levels in 2011. reagan national served more than 18 million passengers last year, a 4% jump from 2010. dulles, on the other hand, saw a drop in the overall number of passengers. 1.6% increased travelers flying -- in travelers flying international. the two airports serves more than 42 million passengers combined last year. >>> bwi marshall announced this month that it also served a record number of passengers last year -- more than 22 million. >>> some of the

. >> if you are hoping to catch a new flight from bwi thurgood marshall to cuba next month you have toly pilots from baltimore to havana scheduled to start march 21 just days before pope benedict xvi plan to visit that island nation. the travel agency that arranged those flights says it did not get enough interest. the agency says it will try the flights again in october. u.s. citizens are not allowed to travel to cuba as tourists but flights will be open to academics, journalists and religious groups and cultural groups as well. >>> new era begins in frederick county, maryland. english is the county's official language. county commissioners passed an ordinance last night after a public hearing. all official county actions must now be in english only. there are few exceptions like public health and safety information. frederick is the first maryland county to make english its official language. d.c. council members better watch their mouths from now on at council meetings. >> designed to ensure -- fellow members with dignity and respect and refrain from using abusive language directly

quakers and abolitionists and the resistance lies and the tuskegee airmen and jackie robinson and thurgood marshallnd than you do and the suffragists. it took all of us together every single amount of progress that we made has taken all of us together. no rugged individual. the rugged individualist who left the east coast and went out west ended up the scalp. it wasn't until the federal government decided to steal the land from the native americans and i'm about a third native american and a third african and a third anglo celtic. it as a said i'm an afro in tokyo, and i can probably negotiate a native american treated in a room by myself. and i could sign my own reparations check, okay? i could only been created in the united states. and, frankly i'm delighted by. i'm very circuit all had happened after mr. interact. it is what it is and i am what him. the bottom line is the bottom line is there isn't anybody who made it because of some ayn rand i am the individual. the biggest take is right now are my elite friends in the financial sector. and so we need to type of loud and strong. these cuts are

the harvard law professor and former law clerk to thurgood marshall on racism, politics, and the obamaadministration. he is the author of five books. he will take your calls, email and tweets for three hours on c- span2. >> with a firm confidence in justice, freedom, and peace on earth, that will raise the hearts and the hopes of mankind, for that distant day when no one rattles a saber and no one drags a chain. >> will look back at 40 men who ran for the office and lost. go to our website, c-span.org /thecontenders to see video of those contenders who have a lasting impact. >> the cause of republicanism to restore the clear understanding of the tyranny of man over man in the world at large. it is our cause to dispel the phony -- that avoids hard decisions in the delusion that a world full of conflict will mysteriously resolve itself into harmony. >> c-span.org/thecontenders. "washington journal" continues. host: congresswoman carolyn maloney, a democrat from new york, served on the financial services committee and the joint economic committee. ben bernanke is coming before the financi

ended without the quakers and the abolitionists and the tuskegee airmen and jackie robson and thurgood marshall martin luther -- and fannie lou him aer and the suffragists. it took all of us together, every single amount of progress that we've made has taken all of us together. no rugged -- let me tell you about the rugged individualist, they ended up scouts, okay? and it wasn't until the federal government decided to steal the land from the native americans, and i am about a third native american and a third african and a third anglo-celtic. as i said in the book, i'm an afro indo-celt. i could sign my own reparation check, okay? [laughter] you know, this is why i said i could only have been created in the united states. and, frankly, i'm delighted by it. you know, i'm very sorry it all had to happen out of misery and tragedy. it is what it is, and i am what i am, and i'm not apolo eying for it. but the bottom line is, there isn't anybody who made it because of some ayn rand, i am the individual. the biggest takers right now are my elite friends in the financial sector. and so we need to pipe

. >> sunday harvard law professor and former law clerk to justice thurgood marshall randall kennedy on racism, politics, and the obama administration. the road scholar is the author of five books and will take your calls, e-mails, and treats for three hours live on in dallas on book tv on c-span2. >> during today's question time british prime minister david cameron answer questions on corruption between the british press and police. allegations of corruption and bribery surfaced this week during a british commission set up to examine the cultural of practices and ethics of the media. the prime minister answer other questions and changes to the national health service, the upcoming london olympics, an airline's decision to hold a referendum on european union fiscal treaty. >> question is for the prime minister. >> the speaker. when.r. >> thank you, mr. speaker.ou, ea this money and have meetingsetin with mr. a : and others.addi t i shall have further says be exhibited today.ordio >> according to revenue customss some families are a 30,000 yeara would lose over a thousanda yea credds a y

without the quakers and abolitionists resisted slaves and tuskegee airmen and jackie robinson at thurgood marshall fan a hammer and the suffrages. it took all of us together, every single one of progress they made has taken all of us together. no right individual. when they talk about the rugged individualist. a our scouts. it wasn't until the federal government decided to steal the land from the native american and i am about a third native american and a third african and a third anglo celtic. as a set in the book, and an afro and do celts. and so i could probably negotiate and native american treaty by myself and i could sign consignment of reparations check. okay, this is what i said. i could only have been created in the united states and frankly i'm delighted by it. i'm very sorry it had to happen out of misery and tragedy. it is what it is in a yam what i yam. the bottom line is there isn't anybody who made it because of some eyeing rant i am the individual. the biggest takers right now are my elite friends in the financial dirt. and so, we need to pipe up loud and strong. these cuts are un

without the quakers and abolitionists resisted slaves and tuskegee airmen and jackie robinson at thurgood marshall fan a hammer and the suffrages. it took all of us together, every single one of progress they made has taken all of us together. no right individual. when they talk about the rugged individualist. a our scouts. it wasn't until the federal government decided to steal the land from the native american and i am about a third native american and a third african and a third anglo celtic. as a set in the book, and an afro and do celts. and so i could probably negotiate and native american treaty by myself and i could sign consignment of reparations check. okay, this is what i said. i could only have been created in the united states and frankly i'm delighted by it. i'm very sorry it had to happen out of misery and tragedy. it is what it is in a yam what i yam. the bottom line is there isn't anybody who made it because of some eyeing rant i am the individual. the biggest takers right now are my elite friends in the financial dirt. and so, we need to pipe up loud and strong. these cuts are un

. >> send a harvard law professor and former law clerk to justice thurgood marshall randall kennedy of racism, politics and the obama administration. the road scholar's the author of five books and he will take your call, e-mails and tweets live on in depth on booktv on c-span2. >> president obama said without the $80 billion rescue package for u.s. automakers, gm and chrysler wouldn't exist today. autoworkers in washington, he also said republicans who left the auto industry, quote, out to dry. mr. obama's results to a group of autoworkers are half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, we introduce the president of the united states. please welcome uaw president bob king. [applause] >> thank you! i am so honored and we at the uaw are so honored today. we know that when our backs were against the wall, when autoworkers and steelworkers, jobs and lives were threatened, when all the polls were against us, when we had republicans attacking us, dr. martin luther king said you can tell the quality of a person and i paraphrase the quality of of a leader of where they stand in times of adversity

in the thurgood marshall ballroom. gov. huckabee has been an incredibly strong defender of israel. right now, iran is on a path to develop nuclear weapons in the very near future. thanks to the policies, to the timid policies of the obama administration, iran will be nuclear power unless we help our friends in israel. gov. huckabee understands the challenges american bases in the middle east and has been a tireless advocate for the state of israel and in defeating the nuclear power of iran. please give a warm welcome to gov. mike huckabee. [applause] ♪ >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you and welcome to the second day of cpac. what an honor it is to be here. i want to begin by doing something you probably thought would not happen here. i want to say a great big thank- you to president obama. i know that may seem totally out of place at cpac, but i want to say thank you because you have done more than any person in the entire gop field, any candidate, to bring this party to unity and energize this party as a result of your attack on religious liberty and the attack from the