walter white is executive secretary of the naac px.so in their dealings with eleanor they're dealing with the constituencies. polly represented no o? other than young people like herself. she could deliver votes. you know, and walter white could. she could deliver votes. but she and so she was very brash, and they apparently were afraid to go very far because they were always thinking about the political consequences. s it always calculating, and so polly believed and i think it was right that her relationship was different because in some way she felt she had nothing to lose and she could speak her mind. there were other young people, african-americans that telemother had relationships with, and one is harry, they became friends. they -- i don't know if they met at the world's fair in brussels. maybe before then. but they became friends, and he still to this day speaks of her as his mentor. >> i heard him recently speak of her as his mentor. and she showed him a tremendous amount of compassion when he wanted to buy or rent an apartmen

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lena arrived in hollywood the same time that walter white and the naacp and 1940 republican presidentialidate wendell willkie began their campaign with hollywood producers to eliminate degrading, racist stereotypes of people of color including negroes, asians and latins for the sake of wartime allies. thus, lena -- whose contract partly brokered by her father stipulated no servant or jungle roles -- was almost single-handedly expected to prove to the allies that america, unlike germany and japan, was not a racist country. so lena became known as the first black movie star. she became the first black member of the board of the screen actors' guild and the first black person to appear on the cover of a movie magazine. despite allies of color, however, her scenes were always isolated from the main portion of the movie so that they could easily be cut out of the picture when-shown in the south. in fact -- when it was shown in the south. in fact, she was cut out of every picture she ever made in hollywood except for two when they were shown in the south. unless the cast was all black, the sou

i swear to god i really wanted to talk to walter white. that whole time when cranston was there, like i could not separate them. i have a hard time with actors and i was like, well, how do you make speed? [laughter]. >> that would be a good show. >> i don't think he could answer it. but it was good. that was a very nerve racking one because that entire show was shot in albuquerque and, like, i didn't even ask -- >> and you're from albuquerque. >> i know but i didn't even ask him. >> yeah. >> that was one of those times where i'm like the one connection i could have had. >> i could have made the connection. >> that happens a lot. >> what are the economics of the show? so i know you have a bunch of advertisers. you mention the advertisers on the program. a lot of podcasts have advertisers. >> that's called advertising when you mention the advertiser. >> well, but it's hard to think -- >> it's hard to do it without mentioning it. >> it is hard. >> because when you think about it very hard -- >> and you have to read your mind. >> did you guys

aaron paul, best known for his emmy-award turn as walter white's partner in crime on one of the great shows of all time, "breaking bad." >> in "eye in the sky," he plays steve, a pilot who has been ordered to fire a missile into enemy territory. >> the sud anne den appearance of a young girl has him second guessing himself. take a look. let's not lose it. >> ma'am, she's selling bread. >> those men are about to disperse. engage now. >> ma'am, i understand we have clearance. i would fire if i see them moving or when the girl is out of the radius. i want to give her a chance to get out of the way. >> lieutenant, you have clearance. there is a lot more at stake than you see here in the image. >> ma'am, run the collateral damage estimate again with the girl. changed. you are cleared to engage. >> gosh, helen mirren there. aaron paul is with us now. the cast, exceptional. the whole time i was watching, i was thinking about what you had to do to prepare for that role. >> yeah, i mean, it's a very, very heavy, rev vi heavy film. heavy story to tell. i talked to a military drone pilot, did a

her building at one time there would be the boys staying there and walter white from the naacp.hurgood marshall stay there. judge bruce wright stay there one time in that building. further up is a building called 555. -- he couldn't stay downtown. he had to stay back up in harlem. he did not that he could play downtown but not stay downtown. what years were your parents staying there? >> they got married in 1954. happens.y: i guess it i read this article not too long ago that her bellefonte -- herb ellenfonte bought the building and sold the penthouse to leno worn. -- lena horn. >> do you know the websites for the green book so people can keep up-to-date? calvimsey: my website is nalexanderramseysernior.com. the green book chronicles, you can go there. if you have a child in your life, think about getting ruth in the green book. i have a lot of adults getting the book. it's on amazon. floyd cooper is my illustrator. he is a legend in the world of children illustration. he won the carreras got king --rd four times -- cro award.a scott king the green book chronicles. we hope to ha

how about walter white's late lamented meth operation in "breaking bad." i love when brie -- bryan cranston came on "mad money" and said you didn't need selling, the blue meth sold itself. but that get rich quick scheme ended real bad. the most reliable way to make your money go as i explain in "get rich carefully" is to do it slowly and prudently which is why we're talking about long-term wealth building. here's a rule that applies to all forms of investing but is critical when investing for your retirement. i know retirement money is meant to be sacrosanct with little risk taken but it's possible in this era of very low interest rates which seems like it can go on for a long time that you can be too cautious. too prudent and too risk adverse. when you're managing your money there's a point where your prudence can become like recklessness and this is something you particularly see with people who want to save for retirement. i like to say you invest for retirement, don't save, savings makes it sounds like you have to sock money away into something with lo

up where i interviewed paula, up at the polo grounds, she mentioned in her building at one time walter whitethe naacp, thurgood marshal stayed there, judge bruce wright stayed there at one time in that building. but further up is a building count 555. gnat king cole would come in town and he couldn't stay in town. he could playdown town but couldn't stay downtown. what years were your parents stay ting there? >> they got married in '54. >> well you know, i guess it happens. but i know i read his article not too long ago that hairy bell fon taye was having a hard time finding a place. he ended up buying the building and sold the penthouse to lena horne. that's how he was able to get in the upper westside. >> do you know the websites url for the green book chronicles so people with keep up to date? >> my website is calvin sf zerntramsey sr..com, which is kind of long. but the green book chronicles, you know, you can go there, greenbo greenbo greenbookchronicles.com. i know a lot of adults getting the books for them. floyd cooper is my illustrator. a legend in illustrations. this guy is out of

up where i interviewed paula, up at the polo grounds, she mentioned in her building at one time walter white from the naacp, thurgood marshal stayed there, judge bruce wright stayed there at one time in that building. but further up is a building count 555. gnat king cole would come in town and he couldn't stay in town. he could playdown town but couldn't stay downtown. what years were your parents stay ting there? >> they got married in '54. >> well you know, i guess it happens. but i know i read his article not too long ago that hairy bell fon taye was having a hard time finding a place. he ended up buying the building and sold the penthouse to lena horne. that's how he was able to get in the upper westside. >> do you know the websites url for the green book chronicles so people with keep up to date? >> my website is calvin sf zerntramsey sr..com, which is kind of long. but the green book chronicles, you know, you can go there, greenbo greenbo greenbookchronicles.com. i know a lot of adults getting the books for them. floyd cooper is my illustrator. a legend in illustrations. this guy is o

this is part over the wheel -- the fun of writing about him, is that -- i like to compare him to walter white of breaking bad. sometimes you like him, other times you realize he is doing horrible things but he is creating disasters he has to get out of and that's custer's life, and more and more so after the civil war. a lot of people loved him so when he got himself deeper and deeper in the hole and became more and more morally ambiguous and sometimes reprehensible, especially with issues of race. the struggle for the writer, why people did like him. some people hated him personally, but some people always loved him. and so that dual nature he had is very hard to keep in mind. there's a very -- whole books written about the aftermath of the little big horn. just want to say there was a real scramble to try to lay blame, and a lot of the whole image of custer as being reckless started after the war, sheridan and grant led the way and said custer was reckless and did all these things, even though, as i posted on my public facebook page, sheridan's last telegram to the commander of custer's imm

her legacy as a powerful force behind the scenes at the white tonight, barbara walters on nancy reagan's condition these final months. our team on a first lady who will be remembered. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >> good evening. great to be with you on a sunday night. we begin with a nation remembering a first lady, nancy reagan. the wife and confidant of president ronald reagan. dying today in california. she will have a lasting legacy, fiercely loyal to her husband, wielding her influence behind the scenes in the white house. even during press conferences, helping her husband. in her later years, after the death of her husband, saying her last good-bye before he was laid to rest. california governor jerry brown ordering flags at half-staff. in a moment here, barbara walters joins me. how nancy reagan was in her final year, and behind the scenes in the reagan white house, the reagan marriage. we begin with matt gutman at the

white house. >> barbara walters is with us. thank you. president obama and michelle obama reflect on the death of nancy. our former first lady redefined let's get just -- to jonathan carlton. president obama mrs. reagan are there in 2009. there is a story behind this image. >> reporter: their relationship to all to an awkward start when president obama in his very first press conference seem to do so by using the astrologer reference. he had to apologize to her. you see them linking arms right favor federal funding for stem cell research. it was a really big deal for nancy reagan because it was something that most conservatives at the time were to. >> she wanted it to help against the fight against alzheimer's. >> reporter: we had a tweet from the campaign trail from hillary clinton saying, nancy especially for alzheimer's research, was tireless. from the bushes, they put out a statement say nancy reagan was fiercely loyal to her beloved husband and that devotion was matched only by her devotion to our country. very warm words for those w

i'm walter allen((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes, in for jen epstein. it's a big day in the race for white house. as voters across the state will head to the polls... for the presidential primary. (walter) to see what kind of weather we can expect on this primary day, let's head over to dave in the weather 3 3 (dave some clouds today, very warm and humid. high temps back in mild and muggy; lows from mid 60s to near 70. scattered clouds and more warmth on tap in the lower 80s. 3 3 no closed captioning is 3 3 3 (vanessa) it's a huge and possibly *pivotal day in the race for the white house... and this morning, all eyes are on *florida. (walter) in just under two hours, polls will open across the state, and bay area... and depending on what voters decide, it could be the end of the line for marco rubio and john kasich. 3 ((walter fox-13's ken suarez is on the story for us... ken, it's make-it- or-break-it time for senator rubio... he's promised to win his home state... how does it look for him? 3 3 3 3 3 thanks, ken. 3 (walter besides florida, voters in illinois, missouri, north carolina and

white house. tonight, barbara walters on nancy reagan's condition these final months. our team on a first lady who will be remembered. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >> good evening. great to be with you on a sunday night. reagan. the wife and confidant of president ronald reagan. dying today in california. she will have a lasting legacy, fiercely loyal to her husband, wielding her influence behind the scenes in the white house. even during press conferences, helping her husband. death of her husband, saying her last good-bye before he was laid to rest. california governor jerry brown ordering flags at half-staff. in a moment here, barbara walters joins me. how nancy reagan was in her final year, and behind the scenes in the reagan white house, the reagan marriage. we begin with matt gutman at the reagan presidential library in california. >> reporter: nancy reagan died at her los angeles home sunday morning. a family spokesman said heart failure was the cause. she remained spry and stylish to summer. her stepson, michael reagan, tweeting earlier

white house. >> barbara walters said it was not that they liked each other but they adored each other even in theinal year ofly life becoming his fiercely devoted caretaker while high suffered from alzheimers. a love aware that continued anding she took care of women when he has alzheimers and with him all the time. her life revolved aroundly. >> former president george w. bush had this to say. mrs. reagan was fiercely loyal to her beof haded husband, and that devotion was mapped only by her devotion to our country. matt keller for abc7 news. >> no matter your politics when you see someone taking care of their husband like that, such a terrible disease that so many of us have faced, we pay tribute. >> now, the weather we have been getting, a stormy weekend, a stormy week. >> showers this morning. a lost accidents. meteorologist mike nicco looks ahead to more storm on the way. >> absolutely. #abc7now. if you -- anything moving forward we have five potential days of rain. we will pull out the storm-impact scale so you can see how it compared to last weekend and what we will deal with moving forward

walter)) as craig just said... both democratice candidates are bringing their campaigns to the tampa bay area today... and it proves that the road to the white house, definitely includes the i-4 corridor. 3 ((walter fox-13's shayla reaves is at the ritz in ybor city, where hillary clinton will speak at noon today... and later, at the fairgrounds, it's bernie sanders... shayla: are tickets still available? 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 thanks, shayla. 3 3 ((jen)) now, to the republicans. a politician that dropped out of the race... is still making moves. former florida governor, and presidential hopeful, jeb bush... is meeting privately with all the remaining g-o-p candidates... *except donald trump. 3 ((jen he met with marco rubio wednesday. rubio's campaign is in defensive mode *any primaries tuesday night, and he spent the yesterday rallying voters in south florida. it's not clear what the meeting with jeb bush was about, but experts say: if bush endorses anybody *but rubio... it would be a huge blow to the senator. today, bush will meet with john kasich and ted cruz. 3 ((jen texas senator ted cruz was the only one to beat donald trump, tuesday. he won *i

number 5 on the list of top 10 breweries in the world. 3 ((jen)) 3 lots of gushing at the white house last night. ((walter)) the special guest of honor that had everybody saying "ohhhhh, canada." 3 ((walter and... talk about turbulence! what prompted an all-out brawl in an airplane. 3 3 3 3 3 is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. with your help, as president, we will. 3 (walter/ in the headlines this morning: a huge fire and building collapse in los building in the boyle heights overnight and quickly spread... you could see black smoke and flames for miles... more than 100-firefighters fought the blaze... some of them were up on tractor- trailers, so they could reach inside with their hoses... but the fire was just too intense... and the building col

white house. tonight, barbara walters on nancy reagan's condition in these final months.nd our team on a first lady who will be remembered. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening. great to be with you on a sunday night. we begin with a nation remembering a first lady, nancy re

white house. tonight, barbara walters on nancy reagan's condition these final months. our team on a first lady who will be remembered. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >> good evening. great to be with you on a sunday night.

walter front and center... the democratic race for the white house comes to tampa today... where you can see *both candidates... just *days before florida votes. 3 ((jen it was a "ruff" start for these puppies... left in a box on the side of the road. but today, their lives could change *big time... 3 ((walter and... move over vegas. turns out, *tampa is the *real "sin city." what landed us... in a scandalous "top 10" list. 3 3 ((walter)) 3 its now 5:__ thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

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as well as help people with treatments and counseling. 3 3 (walter it looks like ben for the white house. the retired neurosurgeon says: he sees "no path forward" after super tuesday. carson has won only a few delegates, despite being popular for awhile *earlier this campaign taking part in the g-o-p debate in detroit tonight, 3 (walter) but you know who and so will fox news anchor, megyn kelly. (jen) skipping the next fox news event. he later admitted: that might have cost him some votes in the iowa caucus... that ted cruz eventually won. 3 (jen the debate is tonight at nine, on the fox news channel... and even if trump and kelly place nice, it could get heated between moderator. ted cruz supporting donald trump, during an appearance on "fox news sunday" last weekend. tonight. should be interesting... again, it's tonight at nine. 3 (walter) adding even *more fuel to the fire: a speech today by the *last republican presidential nominee, mitt romney. he's expected to talk in salt lake city today about, quote, "the state of the 20-16 race." now, it's not likely he'll* endorse anyone... but

accused of killing, danny crouse, had only been on the job for about two-months. 3 3 (walter) now to the race to the white house... authorities say: someone sent a threatening letter to donald trump's sister... maryanne trump barry is a *judge in philadelphia, who sits on the u-s circuit court of appeals, for the third circuit. the f-b-i is aware of the incident, and working with the secret service and u-s marshals service. on friday, trump's son *eric *also received a threatening letter... urging his father to drop out of the campaign. so far, trump's reps haven't commented on *either situation. 3 (walter but donald trump *is talking about the u-s he plans to release a list of judges *he'd nominate, if elected president. he told republicans in palm beach last night, that he's coming-up with a list of five-or-10 judges... to have on hand for this and *future vacancies. some in the g-o-p have worried he'd pick people they don't like, so he's doing this to quell those fears. no word on when the list will come out. 3 (walter a huge crowd... more than 10-thousand people... showed up in seattle to see senator

walter super... today is the biggest prize in the race for the white house so far... voters in more than a dozen states finally get to cast their ballots. 3 ((jen tough times in the courtroom... what moved sportscaster and t-v host, erin andrews, to *tears... and what she wants, to heal her heart. 3 ((walter and... footlong fury. why they're digging out the tape measures at subway restaurants... it's the sandwich size saga... that went all the way to court. 3 3 ((walter)) 3 its now 5:__ thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave.

walter morris, 7 news. >> danielle: and now though the race for the white house. a major divide within the republican party. >> lynn: fmer presidential nominee, mitt romney, chiming in, bashing political frontrunner, donald trump, callinghim a fraud, and trump coming back swinging. alex diprato is at the satellite >> reporter: well, lynn, it's getting nastier. mitt romney calling donald trump a fraud and a phoney, without the temperament to be president. making the statement at the university of utah. romney cald on republicans to pick one of the other three candidates, marco rubio, ted cruz or john kasich. romney said under trump, america would be less safe. a short@ time ago, trump, who endorsed romney in the 2000 race, responded calling romney a failed presidential candidate and a choke artist. >> donald trump is a phoney, a fraud, and his promises are as university. he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. his domestic policies would lead to recession. his foreign policies would make the world less safe. he has neither the temperam

sanders' first appearance *ever on bret at six. 3 (walter) on the republican side, a win for florida senator, marco rubio. he rico, sunday... it's only the white house... the other was in minnesota. and rubio still lags far behind ted cruz. 3 (walter in fact, some republican leaders are starting to pin their hopes on cruz. they see him as the only alternative to trump... especially after he split the contests with trump in saturday's voting. but rubio rejects the argument that anti-trump republicans should rally around cruz... he says: that'll just create a long fight that will leave the party without a presumed nominee, heading into the convention in july he doesn't think cruz or trump will have enough delegates... and he continues to promise that he'll win his home state... the florida primary is a week from tomorrow. 3 ((walter)) and tonight, marco rubio brings his campaign to tampa. he'll hold a rally at the tampa convention center this afternoon. 3 ((walter fox-13's shayla reaves is on the story... shayla: donald trump was in central florida over the weekend... and hillary clinton's coming later this week. our area... is key to these cand

white house. >> reporter: good morning walter and lauren. i am here with jim. where do we go from here?>> here, the next step is florida. florida is on march 15. you have ted cruz. he comes out winning texas. he has to try to make a move forward. marco rubio has to in florida on march 15. he has what would have been an awful night on super tuesday. minnesota saved him. somehow, the little section of st. paul came through for him at the last second and he a debacle for his campaign. now, he moves forward. he is an argument to say, i want a state. he moves to march 15 and tries to win -- has to to win -- cannot lose florida. on the democratic side, hillary clinton looks like she is well on her way. this race is almost over of the democratic size. bernie sanders did well. he won a couple of states perky one colorado late in the evening. but still, you have to wonder at what point is bernie sanders began to look at the map and the equations and say where do i win? where am i going to win a popular states, one that has avenue. american communities. ones -- one that has african- american comm

walter. >>> in the rails for the white house heidi cruz wife of senator ted cruz has canceled her event this week in haddon heights new jersey. the cruz campaign said she'll be on the road with her husband in wisconsin and that this event will be rescheduled. of course cruz's wife has been in the headlines as her husband and frontrunner donald trump continue their feud over a series of tweets. cruz has been campaigning in wisconsin all weekend long and the site of tomorrow's only primary by the way. trump will hold his first event there tomorrow. >> in the meantime, senator bernie sanders is hoping to capitalize on his momentum from a big weekend. sanders won all three democratic caucuses over the weekend. both he and rival hillary clinton are in wisconsin today pushing for last minute support there. this afternoon clinton planned to use her speech at the university of madison, wisconsin, to call attention to the vacancy on the supreme court. >> former congresswoman gabrielle giffords was in delaware today to announce a new initiative to keep communities safer from gun violence. she joined i

going from white powder to hitting a ball on the fair way. walter perez is live. today must be lifting spirits there. >> reporter: no doubt about it. the golfers are loving it today and this is the end of our journey today a journey that started at the ski resorts in the poconos. officials here at the center course golf club says it was too wintry the last two winters they were shut down for a full three months. >> we started off with 200 golfers today and over 200 booked foam that is a lot for the middle of march. >> but winter is not over yet. they had to absorb a late start to the ski season in the poconos thanks to a relatively balmy december but the blizzard and the cold snap helps the people at jack frost reach a profitable year. >> it was a challenging season, i was here a long time and this was the toughest one i have ever been through. we lost the start in december and then got cold in early january. >> the same for bear creek ski resort in macungie, they couldn't even begin making snow until this past january and now they are finishing the winter events

. >> this weekend on road to the white house rewind, in 1984 democratic debate with walter mondale, georgeovern, and jesse jackson. here's a preview. first, i have made quite an issue out of the need for a new generation of leadership. i mean primarily those who have come into political life and leadership in the past decade ad that is because there is strong antigovernment feeling out there. i disagree with ronald reagan when he says he hates our government. i don't hate our government. i think we ought to have leaders that ask people what they can do for their country using the best instruments of our government but i think there is a fundamental difference between mondale and myself and i think we can meet the basic human needs and commitments of the people in this country by restoring entrepreneurship. 90 percent of new jobs have come from small businesses and i think the dedication of the democratic party to minority people shouldn't just be jobs, it should be the opportunity to own and operate as this is that create jobs. >> may i respond to that? >> we will get back to you. when i h

. >> reporter: walter, nancy reagan was first laid hoy started her career in hollywood and wound up in the white house, and she's being remembered as a strong woman and her style, grace, and considerable influence that she has brought to the white house. >> i remember her as a very elegant, first lady. i liked ronald reagan as well as president. >> reporter: that was reaction on broad street to news of the nancy reagan's passing as people remember the former first lady known for her power and influence. >> i think that she was very influential and she was part of his administration, whole heartly, and very sad that she passed away. >> i definitely think she had presidents ear. i think that she, she ruled the roost. >> reporter: earlier at independent mall tourist were recalling the 1980's when nancy reagan made her mark. >> just say no campaign. she was just one of the, i guess, you are proud of her as a first lady. she was a very strong woman. >> she was a a lot for the country. her say no to drugs was big when i was young. that impacted me a lot. >> reporter: these canadiens tourist remembered

have put him as high as 69% among white men without a college education in a matchup against hillary clinton. that's the number ronald reagan hit in 1984 against walterhite mail are about half the electorate as they were in '84. if you look at the groups growing, millennials, college educated white women, donald trump is looking at unfavorable ratings in all of those groups in the 70s. it could be half of all the voters in 2016. so trump would be a test of this conservative theory that the way back is to increase turnout about millions of culturally conservative, mostly blue collar whites. he'd be running against the headwind of a changing country and an agenda and message that's largely alienated the portions of that changing electorate that are growing the to be part of the debate sunday night in flint, michigan. anderson cooper is moderating, but you're joining in the questioning. this is a really important debate for these two democrats. >> here's why. there's few things more motivating than fear and anger. i think on the other side, on the republican side, these people are angry. people are upset. you may say non-educated white men is fewer than

white house... another round of primary voting is over... and it was another big night for donald trump. (walter) he won three of the four states... only idaho went for someone else... ted cruz. no wonder trump is already focused on facing a *democrat, instead of his fellow republicans. but they say: not so fast. 3 : "if i get to go against hillary, polls are showing that i beat her and some of the polls have me beating her very easily." cruz says: "we are closing the gap in state after state"cruz says: "a new wsj poll just donald trump *crowd cheers* 3 --walter turning to the not as many states voting here... just two... and they clinton won mississippi... and bernie sanders pulled-off the upset, winning michigan. but it was close... he got 49-percent. clinton was less than two-percentage points behind him. michigan is the first industrial midwestern state to hold a primary... and it could set-up sanders for big numbers next week in ohio. he's optimistic. 3 "so we started this campaign as many will remember ten months ago, we were sixty or seventy points down in the polls, and what we have seen

sot - barbara walters / abc news "i think she brought an elegance to the white house. // she was a dignified woman." she later became the president's fiercely devoted caretaker... during his battle with alzheimers. sot - nancy reagan "if a death can be... peaceful and lovely... that one was." at the nation's capitol... flags have now been lowered to half staff... in her honor. funeral details are being finalized... but we've been told the public will have a chance to pay their respects... before a private service is held here at the reagan library... with more than a thousand invited guests -- including former presidents and heads of state. bh abc some good news this afternoon from president jimmy carter.he announced at sunday school yesterday he no longer needs to be treated for cancer. cancer.a carter center spokeswoman says he will continue to be scanned and resume treatment if needed.the 39th president was declared cancer-free in december.he had an aggressive form of melanoma that had spread to his liver and brain. normally false 9-1-1 calls are frowned upon. upon.i just kept saying that

walter ahead this morning on good day: a tabloid on trial. in just a few hours... opening statements begin... in the hulk hogan-gawker case. 3 plus: the race for the white house... has another stop in tampa. the candidate in town today... trying to win your vote. 3 ((jen and... the red light camera controversy.lawmakers could finally put the *brakes on them. 3 3 ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00.good day tampa and welcome to good morning.. ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. jennifer epstein will join me in the five o'clock hour. and before the headlines... a look at your forecast... with 3 3 3 3 3 today in st. petersburg: a celebrity heads to court... for his tussle with a tabloid. at stake: one hundred *million dollars. 3 that's how much "hulk hogan" is asking for... in his civil suit against "gawker media." the former wrestler is suing the gossip website, citing an invasion of privacy. hogan took action several years ago, after online. hogan says he never consented to the filming. jury selection wrapped up on friday... so both sides can begin their case today. expect som

--walter 3 with roughly 26-hours before voting in the florida primary begins, donald trump's rivals in the race for the white house are criss-crossing the sunshine state, and sounding the warning bell... they're blaming the violence outside his rally in chicago friday night, on trump... and his platform. 3 ((vanessa)) and now, all eyes are on tampa... as trump holds a rally *here today. (walter) and everyone's wondering: will it be a repeat of chicago, or calm... like his event in south florida yesterday. 3 convention center... ken, there are two things for sure: he will draw a crowd, and this will affect traffic. good morning. 3 3 ((walter thanks, kellie. 3 (walter) senator marco rubio's been predicting he'd win florida tomorrow... and it's imperative for his campaign... that he carry his home state... but that doesn't look likely. 3 (walter according to the latest "fox-13/opinion savvy poll," he's trailing donald trump by nearly 20-points... with ted cruz in striking distance. and a c-b-s news poll shows him in *third. a *new poll is in the works right now... expect more on that tonight at five... 3 (vanes

white dodge challenger. no word on the child's condition. but she is expected to recover. 3 (walter/ an update now, on an attempted child abduction in polk county. the sheriffs office now says... the girl made it all up. the 11-year -old claimed a man tried to lure her into his car by saying her mom was in the hospital. deputies even created a composite sketch. sheriff grady judd says the girl created the story because she didn't want to walk home from the bus stop. the girl has written a letter of apology, but she will also be charged with filing a false police report. 3 3 in the race for the white house: get ready for a very *surprising endorsement today. former republican candidate ben carson... is now planning to support donald trump. carson talked with trump yesterday. carson said he thinks the trump we see on t-v is just for *show... but behind the scenes, he's quote... a "thinking individual." another reason carson is probably picking trump: few weeks ago, after a cruz staffer spread a *rumor... that carson was dropping out. 3 trump also made a point to mention that carson en

walter super... today is the biggest prize in the race for the white house so far... voters in more than a dozen states finally get to cast their ballots. 3 ((jen tough times in the courtroom... what moved sportscaster and t-v host, erin andrews, to *tears... and what she wants, to heal her heart. 3 ((walter and... footlong fury. why they're digging out the tape measures at subway restaurants... it's the sandwich size saga... that went all the way to court. 3 3 ((walter)) 3 its now 5:__ thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave. 3 (dave 3 3 3 3 3 3 (jen) new this morning: we're just an hour away from polls opening in virginia, on this "super tuesday"... one of the biggest and most important contests, in the race for the today, people in more than a dozen states and territories will cast their vote... 3 (walter today is all about winning delegates... the candidates need to hit a certain number to win their party's nomination. for ther epublicans, the magic number is one-thousand-237. toda

sunday morning at 10:00, on road to the white house rewind, a 1984 debate in atlanta includes walter mondale, and john glenn of ohio. former presidential nominees and jesse jackson. for the complete weekend schedule, go to www.c-span.org. professoristory douglas egerton discusses black activism in the reconstruction era. he talks about activists in northern and southern states and which blacks meant to fight for the rights, like the right to vote. this talk was part of a symposium held in virginia. it is just over 50 minutes. edgerton teaches early american and 19th-century u.s. history, he earned his phd in 1985, so he is no stranger to richmond. his 1993 book is one of the most important studies of one of the most important slave compares these -- conspiracies in history. he was invited to speak at the university of richmond 20 years ago and he will be interviewed about that book later today. most of his work has been on the subject of slave resistance, colonization, and evolutionism. list of find a partial his publications in his program. he has worked at the intersection of race

silent heroes of the book, these are the realists, people like walter lippmann in the 1920s, or all to a lot -- archibald mcleash. theodore white in the 60s pulled back the curtain on how the strategy is planned and how campaigns are conducted and given us the understanding of political campaigning today. even the german-american philosopher wrote an essay called lying in politics during the vietnam war. he is deeply critical of lyndon johnson and the credibility gap opened up, and the official line of the government was failing to reflect the on the ground realities and also didn't want to throw her loss in with the moralists who condemned politicians for being liars. when she asked has politics and truth ever been in at the company in effect. she recognized from time immemorial politics is a realm in which people are always grazing the truth, putting the best face on their arguments and this is the way it should be and the way it has to be if we want pure truth, we look to the judge, scholars, philosophers, there are rooms in public life. politics has never been one of them. these other three stories that cover the early embr