reaction. but first, the death toll in haiti from hurricane matthew that continues to rise. more than 330 bodies have been discovered so far as waters recede from the most powerful storm to hit the caribbean in a decade. we will speak with haitian-american novelist edwidge danticat. we will look at how the media s nonstop coverage of the storm has failed to address the role of climate change. then, a serial killer of women goes to jail this week after a tip from a murder victim s mother listening to democracy now! there are those who would say that justice delayed is justice denied. i think we have now demonstrated that that is not always the case. thatss my only regret is this could have happened 53 years ago, maybe there would have only been one victim. amy: we will speak with jerry mitchell, the johnson advocate reporter who broke the cold case and with mary rose, the mother of annette craver vail, one of the murder victims. all of that and more coming up. welcome to dem
amy: the nobel peace prize committee chooses colombian president juan manuel santos as this year s recipient just days after the peace deal he negotiated was narrowly rejected in a nationwide referendum. we ll go to bogata to get reaction. but first, the death toll in haiti from hurricane matthew that continues to rise. more than 330 bodies have been discovered so far as waters recede from the most powerful storm to hit the caribbean in a decade. we will speak with haitian-american novelist edwidge danticat. we will look at how the media s nonstop coverage of the storm has failed to address the role of climate change. then, a serial killer of women goes to jail this week after a tip from a murder victimim s mother l listening to democrcray now! there arere those who wldld y that justice delayed is justice denied. i think we have now demonstrated that that is not always ththe casese. thatss s my only reregret is this c could have happppened 53 years ago, maybe there would ha
amy: the nobel peace prize committee chooses colombian president juan manuel santos as this year s recipient just days after the peace deal he negotiated was narrowly rejected in a nationwide referendum. we ll go to bogata to get reaction. but first, the death toll in haiti from hurricane matthew that continues to rise. more than 330 bodies have been discovered so far as waters recede from the most powerful storm to hit the caribbean in a decade. we will speak with haitian-american novelist edwidge danticat. we will look at how the media s nonstop coverage of the storm has failed to address the role of climate change. then, a serial killer of women goes to jail this week after a tip from a murder victimim s mother l listening to democrcray now! there arere those who wldld y that justice delayed is justice denied. i think we have now demonstrated that that is not always ththe casese. thatss s my only reregret is this c could have happppened 53 years ago, maybe there would ha
i know one of the things we need is extracurricular activities for more advanced accelerated students because right now all we really have is activities such as tutoring or mentorships for students who are studying struggling in school. i brought this up yesterday but i did not get an answer. [laughter] [applause] they said something about j.o.n. but i am really scared. [laughter] you are doing great. you are doing great. ok. [indiscernible] [applause] [crying] you can do it. m., i am not allowed to use it. i think it is weird because when i go home, i can t do certain activities. that is what i have to say. thank you. [applause] i will try to give you an answer you did not get yesterday and appreciate you having the courage to speak up and continue to challenge us to do better. we have to do academic enrichment for kids who are behind and who are struggling. we need to give more opportunities for children to learn native languages, all of our young people. we
attempting to register african-americans in mississippi. james chaney, andrew goodman, and mickey schwerner were murdered. we will speak with andrew goodman s brother david. he was 17 years old at the time. experience that i wouldn t wish on anyone. it was an astonishing realization of what goes on in the world and the country, is not necessarily what appears to go on. we will go to jackson, mississippi to speak with reverend julia chaney-moss the sister of james chaney, and angela lewis, daughter of james chaney, as well as with investigative reporter jerry mitchell who helped put one of the klansmen who killed the three men behind bars. but first, the supreme court delivers a resounding victory for privacy, ruling police must get a warrant in order to search the cell phones of those they arrest. we will get reaction from the aclu full s top all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the supreme co
african-americans in mississippi. james chaney, andrew goodman, and mickey schwerner were murdered. we will speak with andrew goodman s brother david. he was 17 years old at the time. experience that i wouldn t wish on anyone. it was an astonishing realization of what goes on in the world and the country, is not necessarily what appears to go on. we will go to jackson, mississippi to speak with reverend julia chaney-moss the sister of james chaney, and angela lewis, daughter of james chaney, as well as with investigative reporter jerry mitchell who helped put one of the klansmen who killed the three men behind bars. but first, the supreme court delivers a resounding victory for privacy, ruling police must get a warrant in order to search the cell phones of those they arrest. we will get reaction from the aclu full s top all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the supreme court has ruled police mu
the ronald reagan presidential foundation library hosted a discussion about the 40th president s legacy. peddlers included a biographer lou cannon and peggy noonan. [applause] good morning. thank you all for coming today. i did i know where you have a gone off to but thank you for your introduction. what you said i found almost embarrassingly flattering. i sometimes say i do not deserve a those kind words but i have arthritis and i do not deserve that either. [laughter] what the heck. i saying the library thank the library for the privilege to be here today. good for this stimulating environment of the reagan library, intellectually stimulating. all of us have been here many times. just one shot out i want to thank john highbush. we call him he worked we call him heroic highbush. he always does. always thinking about the future. thank you, john. task this morning is a pretty clear one. i see no reason not to get straight to it. years since the passing of ronald reagan.
vice president spiro agnew came under investigation for bribery. nixon s vice president got investigating for bribery. he ended up getting criminally charged. he had to resign from office. we sort of forget this now because of the way the nixon administration ended. even before nixon became the great scandal of the nixon error he had to resign in disgrace and face criminal charges. the vice presidency may not be the most crucial job in the federal government but there does have to be somebody holding that position. wh when he had to go into that criminal cloud, president nixon had to choose someone to replace him. that s how a congressman from michigan who had never been elected by an electorate larger than his congressional district got himself into the presidency. that s how we got gerald ford even though he had never been nationally elected to anything. that s how we got the contested republican national convention in 1976 when gerald ford decided to run to hold onto this
he ended up getting criminally charged. he had to resign from office. we sort of forget this now because of the way the nixon administration ended. even before nixon became the great scandal of the nixon error he had to resign in disgrace and face criminal charges. the vice presidency may not be the most crucial job in the federal government but there does have to be somebody holding that position. when he had to go into that criminal cloud, president nixon had to choose someone to replace him. that s how a congressman from michigan who had never been elected by an electorate larger than his congressional district got himself into the presidency. that s how we got gerald ford even though he had never been nationally elected to anything. that s how we got the contested republican national convention in 1976 when gerald ford decided to run to hold onto this position in oval office that he arrived at through such unexpected and undemocratic means. because of that series of back
nixon s vice president got investigating for bribery. he ended up getting criminally charged. he had to resign from office. we sort of forget this now because of the way the nixon administration ended. even before nixon became the great scandal of the nixon error he had to resign in disgrace and face criminal charges. the vice presidency may not be the most crucial job in the federal government but there does have to be somebody holding that position. when he had to go into that criminal cloud, president nixon had to choose someone to replace him. that s how a congressman from michigan who had never been elected by an electorate larger than his congressional district got himself into the presidency. that s how we got gerald ford even though he had never been nationally elected to anything. that s how we got the contested republican national convention in 1976 when gerald ford decided to run to hold onto this position in oval office that he arrived at through such unexpected a