The car just drove into people causing a multichain accident. And now we have another angle of this incident showing that car hitting the ground. You see panicked people. They are running toward the scene. Moments later, the car reverses at a high rate of speed and front bumper barely holding on. We know a 32yearold woman was killed at that scene and a picture to show you now of the exact moment when people were thrown into the air. Virginia officials holding an Emotional Press Conference in just the last hour. Lets listen. I have a message to all the White Supremacists and the nazis who came into charlottesville today. Our message is plain and simple. Go home. You are not wanted in this great commonwealth. Shame on you. You pretend youre patriots but youre anything but a patriot. You want to talk about patriots, talk about Thomas Jefferson and George Washington who brought our country together. You think about the patriots today, the young men and women who are wearing the cloth of ou
the vietnam veterans memorial in washington, dc. when you walk into the library, it s sort of like entering a magical place because it s so different from the exterior of the library which is like a rustic barn. it was taken apart plank by plank. the interior designed by maya lynn, constructed, created and then the planks of the barn, the barn put on the how does so we still have that rustic outer and then this beautiful, beautiful modern interior. part of our collection we like to call it our crown jewel is our children s collection. the many, many books that we collect here in the library kwlovm them are chosen for our children s defense fund freedom schools movement. our freedom schools curriculum and i ll show you in fact, the ones that are displayed here on the table are part of the freedom school s curriculum. this is these are currently books that are on the freedom school s curriculum this year. the books are very, very carefully collected to reflect african-a
they think that slavery was the major issue in toward the delegates apart. and, of course, slavery was a major issue and it was very contentious, but the fact was that it was only the debate over how people would be represented in the upper and lower house of this new congress that was the major issue that nearly stopped the convention and send all the delegates on that nearly resulted in the the whole debate being ended. end i think it is of very little understood debate, but it is what the us the sort of odd system that we have today in congress where all the states have two representatives in the senate, in other words, an equal vote in the senate, and then representation on the basis of population. in other words, more representatives for states with more people in the lower house is, the house of representatives. and so i think that debate has faded in people s memories, if it ever was there, and i think it is not well understood, and i wanted to highlight the fact that