Expert. Does anyone else feel the same . We are looking forward to a conversation that will enlighten and educate us. For those of you who have not had a chance to scan you on fs faculty page. Please let me introduce dr. Seabrook, a professor and interim chair, the department of Political Science and Public Administration at the university of north florida. His Research Examines the intersection of law and politics in the United States. With a particular focus on redistrict reform and election administration, he is the author of the book drawing the lines constraints on gerrymandering in u. S. Politics, which was published. 2017 as well as the featured title the evening one person, one vote a surprising history of gerrymandering in america. Arco conversationalist. This evening is nate monroe of the Florida Timesunion. He has been a metro columnist for the Florida Times union since 2019, and before that he was a beat and Investigative Reporter on covering that focused on covering jackso
Have so much activity in our state in the last few months between now and then. And i have to confess that i dont know much about gerrymandering, and i can honestly say i have never met an expert. Does anyone else feel the same . We are looking forward to a conversation that will enlighten and educate us. For those of you who have not had a chance to scan you on fs faculty page. Please let me introduce dr. Seabrook, a professor and interim chair, the department of Political Science and Public Administration at the university of north florida. His Research Examines the intersection of law and politics in the United States. With a particular focus on redistrict reform and election administration, he is the author of the book drawing the lines constraints on gerrymandering in u. S. Politics, which was published. 2017 as well as the featured title the evening one person, one vote a surprising history of gerrymandering in america. Arco conversationalist. This evening is nate monroe of the F
My name is desiree. Im with the san marco bookstore. I want thank you guys for coming out tonight. I did for your first hear about this book in january when i was reviewing the summer catalog with my Penguin Random house rep. And it seemed like an interesting topic. And when i saw that dr. Seabrook was from usf, i thought well, i think that would be great. Lets do an event. They were thrilled. They reached out to him and here we are now. I did not know that we would have so much activity in our state in the last few months between now and then. And i have to confess that i dont know much about gerrymandering, and i can honestly say i have never met an expert. Does anyone else feel the same . We are looking forward to a conversation that will enlighten and educate us. For those of you who have not had a chance to scan you on fs faculty page. Please let me introduce dr. Seabrook, a professor and interim chair, the department of Political Science and Public Administration at the universit
Good morning welcome to the weekend and welcome to Sharyl Attkisson filling in for rebecca. Great to see you. Thanks. Were very excited to have some special guests this morning in our studio, members of a championship Junior High Chess Team whose story is told in a new documentary called brooklyn castle. Lets get to your open story. The death of actor larry hagman. His most famous role was that of j. R. Ewing. It was one of the most successful in history. Manuel bojorquez is at the South Fork Ranch which served as j. R. s television home. Good morning. Reporter you may recall in the 1980s whenever someone talked about dallas you have to wonder whether they were talking about the tv series or the actual city in texas. And, of course everyone remembers South Fork Ranch as the home of the fictional ewing family. It was the cliffhanger that ended the 1980 season which everyone over a certain age will always remember. It was one of the most famous moments in television history. The world as
Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. Good evening. The testing of a new high thrust rocket engine in north korea drew strong reaction from President Trump today on his flight back to washington from his weekend in florida. The president said, quote, north korea is acting very badly. That new test came just as the u. S. Secretary of state was wrapping up a trip to the region in china. Matt bradley is in seoul, south korea tonight. Reporter a new engine fueling a fresh round of north korean propaganda. An engine test which some say could propel an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile capable of reaching u. S. Soil. Dictator, kim jongun promised to get it in this years new years speech. North korea put on a provocative display of force, unprecedented two Nuclear Tests last year. And its successfully fired four Ballistic Missiles off its coast two weeks ago. Korea watchers expect a new nuclear test any day. If it happens, north kore