0 sebelius met with insurance executives. tonight the white house is strongly denying any changes being made to the deadline. they re clarifying the law s sfwengs not to penalize anyone who buys insurance before that labor day of march 31st. while confusion reigns in washington, d.c., there s none in the states where republicans continue to wage their war against obama care, a war that began over five years ago. now is the time to finally keep the promise of affordable, accessible health care for every single american. before it even existed, republicans have been singularly obsessed with making sure obama care never came to fruition. americans need to realize when someone says government option, what could really occur is a government takeover. and yet the democrats come forward with a bill that really is a government takeover of our health care system. fought it before passed? this bill is not being debated openly and fairly. and created an entire movement. and tried th
will release new details today. police from prince george s county and alexandria, will meet at police headquarters. many people still wondering why someone would have wanted to kill and lenny harris. according to authorities, the body found in the 20-foot fort washington well is that of 53-year-old alexandria resident lenny harris. he s always been a good guy. corraig is a friend of his. he wonders why someone would want to hurt someone who was always willing to help people. police are trying to find out what happened to the man who once ran for city council. this picture could be a potential coup. this man and used harris atm cards at zaa k street bankcard after harris was seen leaving this community center last september. police have not released a cause of death or a motive in this case or whether or not they have any suspects in this case. again, we hope to learn more later today from police. brianne carter reporting, abc 7 news. thank you. police in hanover c
selected and his conversations with lyndon johnson and doubt whether he thought lyndon johnson was going to pick up the phone and call him. tell the story. guest: steve i use that as the start of the book in fact because buildings and narrative his experience in that moment tells you so much about the security issue that you just touched on in another moment in his life as he gets on to the court but right from the start, he is the solicitor general of the united states in the johnson administration, and he worries that he is not going to get this opening before the supreme court nomination. and he hears the president lyndon johnson is considering other black men, worried that he is to controversy and because his history as the director of the former, former director of the naacp defense and education fund. worried that he does not have a perfect record as solicitor general and that president johnson were he to have a perfect record so that he could respond to james eastlan
of thurgood marshall: american revolutionary. and the provocative commentary on enough: the phony leaders, dead-end movements, and culture of failure that are undermining black america and what we can do about it . host: let me begin with a book that came out 11 years ago on thurgood marshall called american revolutionary. and you write in the book he could charm a racist cop with stories and jokes. that he was capable of intimidating rivals but he had nagging doubts about his role on the supreme court. guest: it s very interesting and the difficulty of the psychology of being black in america. he was the insecurity, he was the first african-american to be on the court, understood right away that as he went through confirmation hearings you know, we ve just gone through confirmation hearings with sonia sotomayor where you think back to clarence thomas hearings oh, my gosh, minorities, women, very difficult. thurgood marshall s lasted almost three months. and his int