of course porn on the water which the book that goes with 16 19. i don t know i don t like this biscuit about. my kids read that is a kid. they don t like this either. but here is the book that this is really about. all of this permutation, honestly, is about you. it s about the fact that you dared to say that slavery was central to our history, and they were so livid that you now have been using the fear of the 16 19 project to pass these unconstitutional laws. i want you to give us some calling context here. florida is a state of about 46% nonwhite. so we re talking about non-white children being told they can t learn about themselves, haitian kids, cuban american kids, black kids. your thoughts. well, one, thank you for highlighting this. i think this is such an important issue, because these bills are anti-democratic. let s just be clear. when you ask where we see black
where the girls were, and i just remember feeling like i couldn t even breathe. missy is, of course, the mom, andrea. and just wonderful people. and tia and naikia are delightful. they re adorable little girl. and i have a 3-year-old daughter, as you know, who was born in ethiopia, and i see a lot of them in her. and that s one of the things that drew me to the story. there are hundreds of american families in the process of adopting kids. and at the end of the day, about 1,100 haitian kids came to the united states. it was a very rare humanitarian gesture that allowed them to do that. and the wilsons continue their work in haiti. they work for a christian nonprofit group and they re even thinking about moving there in the coming years. in fact, ron, you told me that the wilsons are thinking about well, they re involved in moving an orphanage and thinking about moving their whole family there, two adoptive daughters and the rest of their kids. it s going to take a few years, pb
lockdown. this is because there were shots fired on campus. we don t know by whom but we do know by the website the suspect is described as a white male wearing gray sweat pants, a gray hat with a neon brim and some type of maroon hoodie and also carrying a pack back. apparently the suspect is on foot. we don t know how many shots were fired. but as you know, virginia tech certainly on high alert in the years following the 2007 incident. there were no classes there are no classes today. the finals are supposed to take place tomorrow. we ll see what happens today but this was basically a study day, read-in day for the students there. so maybe that is a good thing. maybe they were all in their rooms or in the library studying at this point. many of them may not be out on the campus walking around. as you probably recall, back in 2007, in two separate attacks, about two hours apart, the shooter in that case killed 32 people and wounded 25 years before committing suicide on tha
and you won t believe who the police dragged off to jail in the protests. not the usual suspects. this is piers morgan tonight. pretty dramatic day for the occupied wall street protests. marches and the rest across the country and some rough arrests. thousands on the streets and police from new york to san diego struggling to coral demonstrators. new york, more than a dozen arrest and more arrested in denver and san diego, all this after protesters declared victory on wall street. and bloomberg, pulled back on the threat to move them out of the area they re occupying. we ll talk to two arrest prod testers later in the show. sean penn, many say his greatest role is that of activist. welcome. thank you. when you say what s happening on occupy wall street protests, do these resonate with you? is that the fury you ve felt about issues over the years? it resonates a great deal. and in many ways some of them complicated. i was born in 1960, so the primary television s
the situation only wall street. and you won t believe who the police dragged off to jail in the protests. not the usual suspects. this is piers morgan tonight. pretty dramatic day for the occupied wall street protests. marches and the rest across the country and some rough arrests. thousands on the streets and police from new york to san diego struggling to coral demonstrators. new york, more than a dozen arrest and more arrested in denver and san diego, all this after protesters declared victory on wall street. and bloomberg, pulled back on the threat to move them out of the area they re occupying. we ll talk to two arrest prod testers later in the show. sean penn, many say his greatest role is that of activist. welcome. thank you. when you say what s happening on occupy wall street protests, do these resonate with you? is that the fury you ve felt about issues over the years? it resonates a great deal. and in many ways some of them complicated. i was born in 1