on his neck for nearly nine minutes demonstrations erupted and our attention was focused on double standards for policing communities of color. double standards that still exists so as we start our year we pause to reflect on what s changed and what needs to change? i can t breathe hands up. don t shoot black lives matter say their names. 8:46 these are the cries of anguish calling out for an end to racism. new school talent and injustice reverberating across the country and around the world. at 22 years old bakari sellers made history as the youngest elected official in the south carolina state legislature and the youngest black elected official in the country. well now he s a political commentator lawyer and author at the ripe old age of 35. i ve but his new memoir my vanishing country begins with a story years before he was born the 1968 orangeburg. massacre at south carolina state university a historically black college highway patrolman opened fire on civil rights protes
th hispanic should be able is this discrimination of a dit kind? [captioning performed by the which is responsible for its soledad: i am soledad o brien with a warm welcome. miami, a city known as a va destination, is home to an exp skyline of high-rises and smiles and livine neighborhoe havana. it is one of the largest urban country with 5.5 more than half of them are last november, francis suarez, a cuban-american, ca office when in more than 80% vote and a nef leadership. we sat down with mayor suarez at miami dade college.so nice to hs you have been an office since november. give me the lay of the land. how is miami doing? mayor suarez: i ve been a years, so i have a great understanding of the way the government works. bubble, the real estate had burst. we had a $115 million deficit. two of the five commissioners indicted, and that is what i e in in 2009. by contrast today, we have over $160 million in surplus revenue. we have a city that has grown 50% in the last five
new hampshire voters are making their final decisions in the nation s first primary on tuesday as the media weighs in with endorsements. one conservative news leader in manchester made a surprising choice, backing governor chris christie for president. the publisher of the state s largest newspaper, the new hampshire union leader, faced repeated jabs from donald trump , who called him a lowlife. the paper has not backed down, and today we talk to the editorial page editor grant bosse, who joins us from manchester. grant, welcome to the program. grant: fernando, great to be with you. new hampshire is getting ready for super bowl tuesday. fernando yeah, no doubt. : so, give us a picture on what s going on, sort of the big picture. what movement are you seeing among the candidates? grant: well, new hampshire voters break late and they often break together, so i think we re going to see one candidate, on the republican field, probably get a lot of that late-breaking, last
new hampshire voters break late and they often break together plus, while washington weighs in, outrage overflows in flint. can mayor karen weaver save her city? i m going to talk to whoever i have to talk to. all the way up to the white house. and, offense, defense and special teams. why the super bowl is the perfect pregame show for super tuesday. fernando: i m fernando espuelas. welcome to matter of fact. new hampshire voters are making their final decisions in the nation s first primary on with endorsements. one conservative news leader in manchester made a surprising choice, backing governor chris christie for president. the publisher of the state s largest newspaper, the new repeated jabs from donald trump , who called him a lowlife. the paper has not backed down, and today we talk to the editorial page editor grant bosse, who joins us from manchester. grant, welcome to the program. grant: fernando, great to be with you. new hampshire is getting ready f
presumptuous in naming a vice presidential candidate before actually winning the gop nomination. that aside, cruz made the move to regain momentum, to take on donald trump where he is weakest, with women, and signal his ticket s ability to go head to head with hillary clinton. the only thing she has going is the woman card. the beautiful thing is, women don t like her. if fighting for equal pay and family care is playing the women s card fernando: the vast majority of voters in america are women, and they turn out at the polls. but who will they swing for? jay newton-small is the washington correspondent for time magazine. she also focuses on gender and politics in her book broad influence, how women are changing the way america works. welcome to the program. jay: fernando, thank you for having me on. fernando: thank you so much. so a big week for women and politics. we now have a vice presidential candidate sort of carly fiorina. what do you think is going on?