Thanks so much for being here tonight for one of the most contentious consequential and closely watched u. S. Elections in history thats right Democrat Joe Biden is fighting to unseat republican President Donald Trump and the world has its eyes on america tonight and well be following every twist and turn with our team of correspondents and experts and ill be keeping you up to date with all the results as they come in and this of course is an election played out with america in crisis mode the cold food pandemic is surging and theres a stark political divide and thats raising fears of unrest but turnout is set to shatter all records lets take a look now at deadline day for American Voters. This is what us to mock crissy looks like today huge lines at many polling stations in one of the worlds oldest and largest democracies from chile wisconsin in the north. Through the city that never sleeps. To tropical florida and the south voters seem to have shown up in massive numbers even during
It started as niger history week and of course has expanded to black History Month. We would like to thank our sponsors, they include prince georges truth branch, usa today and the law and policy group. We would also like to thank all of those people who make black history happen all year round. The year 2019 especially for many reasons, and we will explore those reasons into parts, part one, will talk about the theme for black History Month this year and that is black immigration, our president also includes a panel of scholars who will like in this occasion with their expertise on the 400 years of African American perseverance and resilience triggered from that arrival in 60 19. First if we have her here, we are looking for the president of the National Press club, Alison Fitzgerald kodiak who will come to give welcome in a few minutes. We are also honored to have the presence of the founding director of the African American museum of history and culture and also a ray of light. Than
Our world of Motion Series shows how blind teenagers are learning to fly airplanes. Its thursday, october 10th, 2019. Heres todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Are you concerned erd ogan will try to wipe out the kirds . I will wipe out his economy in that happens. Erdogan somehow convinced him with stars in his eyes that he was going to be humane. Its disgusting. Its sickening. He is shooting holes as we speak in the United States constitution. For first time joe biden calling for President Trumps impeachment. Hes sinking and his campaigns sinking. At least half a dozen wildfires are burn flooding california. Hundreds of thousands in the dark after pg e pulled the plug as high winds kick into gier. I cant do anything at home. Two people attacked in a synagogue in germany. Ten americans were among those inside. Its a terrible thing to be afraid of who you are. Matt lauer denying an allegation he raped a coworker. Bad weather led to bad feelings in a cruise that turned into a ni
quote, for weeks or months. there you see the calm waters now. that was nothing like that in the midst of the storm. in lee county officials try to defend their actions after facing hard questions over just how soon they ordered people to evacuate. critics asking why those mandatory evacuations were not issued there until one day before ian s land fall, surrounding counties have been told to evacuate. this morning the death toll from hurricane ian is climbing. boris sanchez has the latest. reporter: the death toll rising from hurricane ian. as people recall harrowing tragedies and those lost. storm surge came all the way up and they had the windows were sucked out. these guys pushed their wives out the windows to where a tree was and they were looking at them and the guys were holding on and they just looked at their wives and they said, we can t hold on any more. we love you, bye. and that was it. does they make it. no, they didn t make it. speaking to john sayin
perfection intact. watch this program and it s entirely online, anytime, at c-span.org slash history. york there. she gloria brown marshall is a professor of constitutional law at college of constitutional justice in new york. there, she teaches constitutional, lot race in the law, evidence, gender and justice. before, that she was advancer college, teaching african honest i.d.s. she is a civil rights attorney and let me tell you when she s litigated. she s litigated for the southern poverty law center in alabama. the community legal services in philadelphia. the national naacp legal defense fund. she addresses issues of law and justice nationally and in internationally. she s been to ghana, rwanda, england, wales, canada, south africa. before the united nations in geneva, she has addressed issues of law and justice. all of that gives her the credibility to write the books as she writes and speak on the topics that she speaks on. so, thank you, thank, you gloria. as an atto