rights movement, as bernie was. having led demonstrations in west chester, pennsylvania, the home of their rustin. barrett rustin. i was disappointed in that the movement in the mid-1960 s when most did not benefit from the change. low income blacks were used for demographics. when the remedies came they helped middle-class blacks in that separation of interest continues to this day. one of the reasons why i left the movement and began to work on behalf of low income people of all races, the civil rights movement, that s why. taking the long view, you talked about the civil rights movement. you also have the election of the first black president. then we have the comments this past week from president trump where he seemed to equate those who were taking the size of the white supremacists, along with those who were marching in protesting in moral opposition to the white supremacists. where do you think the country stance of this moment? guest: let me begin by giving you a l
rainfall activity. you can see the low lying clouds taking over greater cleveland. a little bit of fog as this front starts to move through, throughout the afternoon, you re going to notice the winds stirring up. we do have wind concerns starting at 4:00 this afternoon. we will see potential gusts up to about 35 to 40 miles per hour. you can see from the contours map the front as it starts to track in daytime highs yesterday we were talking about the 70s. they are starting to fa way through. temperatures are in the upper 40s to upper 30s this morning. you can see cool are air tracking in from cool are air trying to track in cooler air trying to track in from the west. as the strong cold front makes its way through, we will see really a lot of moisture behind it and arctic air and that s when the snow starts to be in full effect. hour by hour break out the rainfall activity throughout the 2:00 hour and then as we can see the moisture starts to flow through around 4 and bec
you were. now we re talking about 30s, 40s and some snow. what s going on? we were tracking record high temperatures yesterday, and now we have a very strong cold front that s making its way through and we re going to drop about 30 to 35 degrees in some spots. so right now we are seeing the rain, it s currently flowing in many spots, but the bigger talker is our feels-like temperatures right now. no mistake here, you can see that kind of dividing line on our contours map, below the freezing mark for cuyahoga county out to the south and east of us slightly warmer, but throughout the day you re going to notice temperatures dropping, feeling like 28 degrees for mansfield. these are the actual temperatures you can see from the contours map. the darker blue is really starting to take over. so still that bubble of warm air, but really losing it quickly for dover-new philly into tuscarawas county. i want to show you where the moisture is currently flowing here. side for most a
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earlier question. when you think about how do we get there, i see people getting killed. even whatever progress there was great violence. and what does that mean about her fate and what does it mean about society in general? what does that mean about human societies period? i don t know. thank you for these. i would go to the audience questions. the first one is a good one. do you think between the world has had a between the world and me has had a bigger impact on the world or your son and do you wish it were the other way were the other way around? luft. it hasn t had much of an impact on my son. the book is written as a letter to him but nothing is actually new to him. everything in here is pretty much stuff that i have said to him so it s had no impact on him. he has read the book several times. okay, daddy rights. [laughter] he likes the book and says it s a good book. what about that comic book though? [applause] i can t judge what impact it s had on the world.