Has been identified as 24yearold darnell bassett. According to court records, he lives on coral street about a block away fro t wheres all began. Now, there are a number of investigations going on about this an it could take some time before we get all the results. Jim, back to you. Even moreragic now the can put a face, name and story behind this. Pat collins, thank you. The 2020 president ial race is officially shifting to a higher gear tonight. Just under four hours from now, ten of the democratic president ial hopefuls will take the stage for the first debate of this primary season. And news 4s Aaron Gilchrist joining us now outside the debate down in miami where several of the candidates are hoping for that standout moment. Go n, First Impressions c a long way. Reportegh you are ri and they are hoping all the candidates who will be on the stage tonight hoping to make a good First Impression. You can see the spin room behind me already busy with reporters moving about. Candidates e
Confederate surrender at appomattox and the assassination of president Abraham Lincoln in this period of uncertainty americans wondered how the new president Andrew Johnson would lead the divided nation many especially in africanamericans were hopeful that johnson would actively promote cause of black equality. Black leaders. However became disillusioned with johnson after a dramatic meeting with the president at the white house Frederick Douglass attack johnsons policies in a number of lectures across the country. Johnsons conflict with congress over reconstruction eventually led to his impeachment. Within the records of the National Archives is the resolution to impeach johnson written on a scrap of paper and introduced in the us house of representatives of february 21st, 1868. Three days later the house voted 128 to 47 to adopt the rest of resolution. In the failed promise Robert S Levine portrays the conflicts that brought Frederick Douglass and the wider black community to reject
Conversations with nonfiction authors and others making things happen. Weekly hour long conversations that regularly feature authors on Nonfiction Books about a variety of topics and behind the scenes of the Nonfiction Book Publishing Industry with industry updates and best sellers lists. Find our podcasts by downloading the free cspan app and wherever you get your podcasts and our website, cspan. Org podcast. April, 1865 brought the confederate surrender at appmattox and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and many africanamericans were hopeful that johnson would promote. And they were disillusioned with johnson, after Frederick Douglass talked about it. And eventually led to his impeachment. Within the records of the archives is the impeachment of johnson, february 1868. Three days later 12847 voted to adopt the resolution. In the failed promise, Robert Levine brought Frederick Douglass and wider black community to reject Andrew Johnson and call for a guilty verdict in his impeachm
Event has become such an important night. Wasnt always so . Was it always so . Betty president sent their message and writing. It was not a big event like this. Televisionbegan coverage and that made it a big in event and a national event. Since the 1940s it has been a major public event. Host it is mandated by the 2,stitution, in article section three. The president should from time to time. John adams delivered his in person. Oft tradition continued sending a written message. Radio came along and president Calvin Coolidge was the first to use it. The first president ial broadcast 47. In 19 was it a Television Audience that made that decision . Had on theevelt first evening broadcast by radio. It did not have quite the same impact. 1960 Lyndon Johnson understood the power of media. In 1960 five he decided to take the state of the Union Address which had always been given admitted day around high noon every day and he put it into primetime viewing and gave it to a primetime viewing aud
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