was intentional discrimination in texas, but this department of justice and this president stand on the other side of the civil rights legacy and he should not have stepped foot in that museum. and they have done it consistently. bobby, the politics of it, you re a state chair of the party in mississippi, but right across the border in alabama you have the senate race and the republican candidate, it was just brought out with a tape just days ago, when he was asked when was america great before, he said in the days of slavery, all of our families got together. yes, slavery was wrong or something to that effect, but we got along. how do you go to the state of florida, pensacola, 20 miles from the alabama border to do a campaign rally for a man who just made a statement about slavery in positive terms and then get up the next morning and go to the civil rights museum
taking a vote? there is not one thing wrong with that. and that s the only issue we ve been pushing. nicole, that s why people need free clinics around the country. that s why we re partnering with you. it s the truth. i think that we re seeing this all around the country. and i ll be honest. on july 3rd, we re going to see so many people from mississippi. they ll cross over that state line. they ll come to louisiana, and they ll get the health care that we need. because people are frustrated. they re just fed up, rev. they just need access to health care. i ll tell you something. you know who is going to be left out in mississippi? my mother-in-law, who cannot afford long-term care, needs medicare, needs medicaid, and worked her whole life in a bank, and whose husband was a vet for this country. and this vote needs to happen. it s a personal issue for each and every single one of us. health care is at the crux of every issue that is important for this country, and it s about time
0 the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. until the day he died, kennedy lobbied the congress for passage of the civil rights bill, opening the door of every restaurant, hotel, and gas station rest room to all americans. the cruel irony is that the bill passed largely because of the national grief over kennedy s death. and that s hardball for now. thanks for being with us. politics nation with al sharpton starts right now. thanks, chris. and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight s need, deselecting the jury. it s called jury selection. picking the six people who will decide the case against george zimmerman. but on day two, the focus is really on jury deselection. lawyers from both sides grilled potential jurors and sent dozens of them from the jury box. mr. zimmerman himself was back in court, as were the parents of the teenager he has admitted to killing, trayvon martin. mr. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty and claims he shot trayvon martin in self-defense. tod
around 9:30 at night, the lights go out president a this point, there doesn t seem to be much panic among the passengers. but some sense that there was something more serious than just a power blackout. they were saying everything is under control. there was an electrical problem. we looked at each other and said they re full of it. we have to get off the boat. in fact, the sky scraper-sized smip ran into rocks and was beginning to list to one side. now passengers begin to panic. [ screaming ] reporter: this amateur video shows the dark cold chaos as passengers try to flee the ship in life jackets. battling against gravity to get out. according to the accounts of survivors, some of the crew members helped passengers board lifeboats before jumping overboard. other crew members seemed helpless and confused. people were pushing and shoving. there was no order. there were no lines, there was no system in place and there was no charge. because of the tilting ship, some
out aboard the costa concordia and some sense this was something more serious than just a power blackout. they were saying everything was under control, there was an electrical problem with the generator. my husband and i looked at each other and said, they re full of it, we have to get off this boat. reporter: the skyscraper ship had run into rocks off italy s giglio island and beginning to list to one side and passengers begin to panic. [ screaming ] this amateur video shows the dark cold chaos as passengers try to flee the ship in life jackets, battling against gravity to get out. according to accounts of survivors, some of the crew members helped passengers board life boats before jumping overboard. others seemed helpless and confused. people were pushing and shoving. there was no order, know lines and no system in place and no one in charge. reporter: because of the tilting ship, some passengers are unable to make it to the lifeboat, some decide to jump and swim