I want to start her next panel. Welcome to the second panel of the day. This panel is entitled where are we now, Educational Opportunity and integration. Ur panelists will be gerard patterson, a scholar from the institute, commissioner of florida, a virginia secretary of education, and the president of the black alliance for Educational Options. He has a long history in education. Dr. Greg forster is the director oaken amia network at the center for transformational churches at Trinity International in a received. Freemanormally at the foundation for educational choice. He is the author of six books and the coauthor of three additional books. He received his phd with distinction at yale university. Founder ands the ceo of digital pioneers academy, which i learned was just recently . Yesterday a week ago yesterday . A week ago. Given a charter to open in washington, d. C. Senior adviser for Charter School policy at new leaders for new schools and the executive director for Charter Schoo
Tonight, her response. And the new poll. Trump now leading clinton in florida . The razor thin margin. And the new video tonight after the bombs in and around new york city. Police as they approach the suspect. What we never saw or heard before. Good good evening. And we begin tonight with several developing stories. First, in boston this evening, the frightening moments late today as the rush began. The subway, the t, as new englanders call it, filling with smoke. Take a look. It happened at one of the busiest stops. You can just imagine the immediate fears. Riders desperate to get out, jumping from windows. Several then transported to the hospital. This does not appear to be terror, but these were very tense moments. And abcs linsey davis with the early clues tonight. Panic inside bostons famous Back Bay Station as smoke fills the air. Passengers trying to escape, breaking windows and diving out. Video inside the subway car, the system known locally as the t, shows commuters cramming
Me, including the miami herald, his hometown paper, because they know im going to show up to work each and every day for the people of florida. Sen. Rubio thank you for posting this debate. I appreciate the opportunity. Is the choice in this election. They are the best when they are about clear choices. It is a choice between someone proud of my six years in the senate, and before that, my nine years in the legislature. I have real concrete achievements i can point you on behalf of the state of florida. Essential ever get Planning Project the central everglades Planning Project past because i convinced a key colleague of mine to become a supporter. American foreign aid has leveraged to ensure we are taking on Human Trafficking because of the act bypassed. Slumlords in Riviera Beach in orlando are under investigation because of the pressure i put on them with senator nelson. During my time in the senate are proven i can get things done and ask voters to compare that to congressman murph
16th president made it abundantly clear to Young Americans everywhere i say to all those Young Americans that are watching this today on cspan, that they can go forward and achieve whatever it is they want to achieve, because the 16th president of america made that very, very clear. You can be born common and become uncommon. If you have an extraordinary hunger and desire and you are prepared to do whatever it takes to keep getting up off that mat and getting back up on that horse. Last one. Yes, sir. I tell you, its interesting that you would say lincoln. Im wondering, given everything that you said, what you really think, will bring us to the point of action, because i suspect what im suggesting is that it requires lincolnlike leadership, and i say that because the roots of liberalism historically, if you look at prior to world war ii, and as an perch chamberlain coming back and declaring peace forever, only churchill stood up in parliament and said we have today taken the first draf
To this book, when we fight, we win. They helped put this collaboration together. We have artists and all sorts of movements including climate change, black lives matter and a whole bunch of other social clinical political movements that are so important. I will let him tell you more about who is with us tonight. There will be a performance as well and he will tell you more of all of the stuff that is happening. The book, if you havent seen it yet, please, please check it out. Its beautiful. There is art and personal stories and all kinds of things with tons of great interviews. It is not to be missed. We are so thrilled to have them here for the launch of this book. Please welcome greg jobinleeds. [applause]. Good evening. All right, so before i get started, im going to take a moment to ground us. Here we are, and i want to take a moment to take a breath and bring in all the people whose on shoulders you stand. Im thinking especially for me about Martin Luther king and my father. Im s