[inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] again a brief break in the summit of bullying with the Education Department. While we wait for them to resume we will show you our Upcoming Program for this weekend on cspan2. Put tv on cspan two, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. Here are here are some featured programs for this coming weekend on saturday at seven pm eastern, the Supreme Court of chief Justice Warren burger is the focus of the yellow Law School Lecturer the burger court and the rise of the judicial right. She speaks of politics and prose bookstore here in washington d. C. Then at 10 00 p. M. Eastern, after words with syndicated radio host dana lash. She argues that the u. S. Is splintering into two countries which she calls coastal america and flyover america in her book flyover nation. You cant run at country youve never been to print she is interviewed by guy benson, News Reporter and editor. It seems that in so many ways not just really so much
Not own a gun, that he did not a bittally carry habitually carry a gun. Reporter this comes after the police chief said he would allow the family to see the video since they requested. However, the police chief said he is not releasing idespite calls from people to rele and the videos must leased we release this when we believe it is a compelling reason but m not going to jeopardize the investigation. Right now even though were investigating, it probably wont be long term because a request has been made that an objective party, the fbi, move forward in the investigation. We stand here as clergy that there should be a decision to release those tapes. Reporter the attorney tells us the family is asking for peace. Reporting live in charlotte, david hurst, cbs North Carolina. Were learning more about the Police Officer who pulled the trigger. Right now Brentley Vinson is on paid administrative leave for his father was a Police Officer in charlotte as well and a friend of vinson said he is
Alexis . Yesterday was a tough day from tracy leaving the Central Valley with wet pavement will today we have high winds and hisly was issued for the Altamont Pass after midnight especially the highprofile vehicles. You want to slow down and take it easy. We have typical delays westbound 25 to 58027 Miles Per Hour average. That is not too terrible. We will talk about mass transit at 5 08. All the North Carolina governor sends the National Guard to charlotte. It is the second o after long night of violent protests stemming from the Deadly Police shooting of an africanamerican man. Good morning. It is now quieter in charlotte. But a few hours ago there were hundreds of veries on the street. Windows here were bashed in after some protesters turned violent. Anger and violence taking over the streets of charlotte. Four Police Officers are injured. This morning, one protester is on life support after being shot in the head by another civilian. The profits started peacefully. But quickly turn
Higgins who recently wrote about donald trump and his overseas investments. That is it for today. See you tomorrow. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] next, attorney general Loretta Lynch testifies before a House Committee about the Justice Departments 2017 budget request. Then, live at noon, republican president ial candidate john kasich holds a town hall meeting in nashville, tennessee. Campaign 2016 is take you on the road to the white house. Today is the South Carolina democratic primary. Our live coverage begins at 7 00 andern with Hillary Clinton bernie sanders. We will also get your reactions. Join us today. On wednesday, attorney general Loretta Lynch testified before a house panel about her departments 2017 budget request. She also talked about president obamas plan to close the andlity at Guantanamo Bay improving relat
Lyndon johnson read before the nation upon the signing of the act on july 2, 1964. This is the copy that was put into the teleprompter. My fellow americans, im about to sign into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964. I want to take this occasion to talk to you about what that law means to every american. 188 years ago this week, a small band of valiant men began a long struggle for freedom. He did six drafts of the speech, and then he added extemporaneously the word long, to indicate the many decades, really centuries in the slow progression towards realizing civil rights. This bill began as a culmination of the struggles of decades of struggles of africanamericans, but it encompassed all americans, it encompassed everyone regardless of race, color, sex or National Origin. It was really about the ongoing struggle in this country to achieve that more perfect union. Coming up next on American History tv, Texas Tech University history professor sarah keyes talks about her current book project