It a terrorist attack. President Alassane Ouattara is declared the winner of ivory coast general election but the opposition is refusing to accept the result. So that its just gone past 11 g. M. T. Here in doha that is 6 am on the east coast of the United States where the long race to decide the countrys next president is entering its final stage polls have just opened in several states these are live pictures from charlottesville in virginia very early days at this point not too many people about the voters will decide whether to hand donald trump a 2nd term or elect the former Vice President joe biden to the white house already more than 98000000 people have cast ballots and early voting thats levels that have never been seen before in a us. And that action. While his own team on the ground for this game but his own dough is monitoring developments from new york christensen is in philadelphia pennsylvania one of the big battleground states and jamal the show is in washington in delaw
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Happened. Gerrymandering on this issue in particular given the nra a Playing Field in their favor. But it is starting to change. Change, anding to it is going to change because of people stepping forward sharing their stories, having the courage to do it. The story you told moves minds and hearts more than anything an elected official can tell us. More than anything any elected official can tell you. Today on cspan, we honor the life and legacy of dr. Martin luther king jr. Back top, we take you detroit, june 20 3, 1963, where the civil rights leader spoke after the walk to freedom. Then the annual wreathlaying ceremony honoring dr. King, and then civil rights leaders gather to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Martin Luther king jr. Day. We take you to the walk to freedom, the largest civil rights gathering of the time. It became a precursor to his i have a dream speech. I have a dream this afternoon that one day right here in detroit. Here in63, it would be detroit where Martin L
Saturday at 4 00 p. M. Eastern, here on American History tv. I have a dream this afternoon, that one day right here in detroit 1963 it, would be here where dr. Martin luther king gave his portion of the i have a dream speech. Announcer continuing our tour of detroits history with historian and tour guide, we had back downtown to cobo center, which is low coded on the banks of the detroit river. So we are in downtown detroit, at what is now cobo center. It was built in 1960 as cobo hall and cobo arena, named after the former mayor, who was a supporter of housing segregation. When this was built, it became the Main Convention center for the city of detroit. In 1963, it would be here where dr. Martin luther king, after leaving one of the largest civil rights marches in americas history, 125,000 people, would come here to listen to a portion of the i have a dream speech on june 23, 1963. He gave the portion of that speech right here in detroit two months before he gives it in washington. P