For your tuesday. 73 degrees. Going to add about 20 degrees to that. Dense fog through warrenton so visibility is low. Take note of that as the kids head out to recess today. Temperatures will be into the lower 90s. No rain in the forecast. We need some rain, though. Its on the way in the seven day. Well have the details coming up with the showers and thunderstorms returning. Heres larry. Good morning. Good morning. Your time 6 01. We have issues popping up all over the place. This is on dale boulevard between ben Nita Fitzgerald drive and forrest dale drive where we had a vehicle fire. Thats closed that section. Looks like it will be closed for a while. Were still working the Police Investigation on mlk jr. Avenue in southeast d. C. Between malcolm x avenue and howard road southeast. Well take you down to virginia coming up in ten minutes. Well send it over to you. Reporter im Delia Goncalves in foggy bottom where students here at gw are back inside their dorms. About 45 minutes now a
Here d afternoon, im representing shariff who couldnt make it from the nations mosque. This we know is massive. But the question i wanted to pose to this panel that oftentimes we dont address and professor esposito you did a great job of the great education of the muslims an i would equate that. As the person who accepted a son willingly and freely as a youth and now as an adult, i know this is not thespian talk. Every person is educated to know this is not islam. But we never seem to address these individuals who step outside of the bounds of islam and equate them as criminals because thats exactly what their actions are. Islam teaches us to look at a persons actions and deeds. But i never hear that being addressed as much. Im getting to the question. Im saying also as person who was under the leadership, we were considered a radical group ourselves. But after 1975, we changed and came into a broader understanding of islam. We became more reform. And many of our members are judges, la
Clearly only if you are eligible. We have to have certain parameters. Have to be a citizen. Have to be 18. Have to live here. So there has to be some basic requirements that need to be met to safeguard the integrity of the vote. Aret some point so those burdens. Have to take some steps to satisfy those requirements. Ima not sure i understand the question. I think the state has a valid interest. Take you dont steps to become 18. Those arent steps. But low pressure lap. Yo[ overlapping speakers ] prove that you are 18. Speaker]e you have to meet certain requirements. But the basic thrust of the why so much difficulty . And i think i want i addressed the fact to you in some sense because you talk registration. Simple answer because we always wanted and used registration as a way to control who can and cant vote. Again im speaking in a historic sense here. It has always been a way that the states have controlled their electorate and who they want to vote and how and how they vote. The more
Find our Television Schedule at cspan. Org let us know what you think about the programs youre watching. C one to use the three joined the cspan conversation, like a son facebook, follow us on twitter. At the same event, a discussion on ethnic and racial innuendos in todays Political Campaigns. Lincoln, anduded demi morales. It is about 55 minutes. Thank you very much. This is such an exciting conference. Political Campaign Ethics conference. Many thanks to the Miami Dade Commission on ethics and public trust and, of course, to Saint Thomas University center for ethics. Ethics is such an important topic. Dont think we address it properly or seriously quite enough. This panel is called the third rail. Ethnic and racial innuendo in Political Campaigns. And to join me in this allimportant discussion we have three terrific gentlemen who are indispensable to the conversation. And we start to my immediate left, there is nothing left about him, lincoln diaz ballard. Former congressman. He is
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