You need the nasa approved glasses. I cant believe this. I cant believe i get to see it. Its getting dark on the top. Out of this world experience that nasa aim Research Center has hundreds enjoyed the view. Like this is amazing. Its like a tiny bit of the sun is being scooped out by the moon. Not only inspiring for kids and adults, the Solar Eclipse was a time for scientist to research. Some of the science [indiscernible] and why the corona, another part of the atmosphere above the atmosphere is hot. The corona is too hard to see when the sun is at its brightest. Its great for that because the moon covers the sun for us. Nasa used research aircraft, High Altitude balloons and telescopes to learn from this unique event. On the ground, some used solar glasses and others like 10yearold cyrus finding other ways like using reverse binoculars and a construction board. Hold it at the right angle and you can see the sun so cool. For some people, these glasses are pretty hard to come by, but d
Theres no more sun. Its something that will last in my mind forever. Something that a lot of people are thinking about right now thats going on on i5. Check this out. Thats the traffic that is leaving the salem area. It is absolutely stopped. It has not moved in hours. And theyre saying the 30mile drive to portland is taking about three hours. Brutal. Reporter if i were those folks, id pull off and do Something Else for a while. Maybe wait for tomorrow. Make a minivacation about it. Tell me about your journey. A couple of weeks ago we were going back and forth, should you go to wyoming or oregon. Do you still feel like where you are was the best place to be . Reporter i do. Because fortunately we have great meteorologists like billy and paul there and they gave us the go ahead. You guys, its looking good. Up until the last couple of minutes, we had high cloudiness the night before. Got up this morning, and it was absolutely perfect outside. It could not have been better conditions. Fro
2005 by civil rights leader julian bond. It is about 90 minutes. Eleanor holmes welcome. When he heard about this decision, what did it mean to you . Dunbar high school is a stored high school were many africanamericans of no attended over the decades. It was the First Public High School for africanamericans in the United States so the race schoolusness and the which was for many the only high school for black children in the city. Consciousness civic consciousness was fairly high. It was high enough that had the todayle of still living that Charles Lawson charles was about to make one of the most in the role days. They were to the effect that the Supreme Court of the United States had just acquired schools ine the school to be violation of the constitution of the United States because the schoolis a segregated segregated by law. The Dunbar High School had many teachers with phds or other advanced degrees. Occasion when teacher teachers broke down. I know euro about teachers prior. I k
Pleasure to welcome you to this particular conversation this evening. The center for arts and culture teams up with the new press for pushout the criminalization of black girls in schools. This conversation is deeply meaningful to restoration and the press as we share the marginalized voices and stories. We want to thank diane and the new team for their incredible partnership in tonights conversation. Thank you so much. A round of applause. [applause] i also want to note books are for sale following the conversation to my left and youre right. Gloria steinem asked to this writer and journalist wrote about pushout, if you ever doubted that the supremacy crime, those devoted to maintaining hierarchy are rooted in both race and sex, read pushout. She tells us how the schools are crushing the spirit and talent this country needs. Guiding us through tonights conversation of cheryl harris, executive director of Field Support from new york schools she will be speaking with the author doctor M
As he details how the york city is full of the union during the civil war and at 7 45 p. M. Its a look at the lessons us president s learned during their first year in office. At 9 00 p. M. , nadia lopez discusses her work at a school her work as a principal and a school in brooklyn. Alberto gonzales sits down for book tvs afterwards program discussing his new book. Its about his time in the george w. Bush administration. And we wrap up book tv at 11 00 p. M. With political cartoonists discussing his use of donald trump is a character in his comic strip doonesbury. That all happens tonight on cspan2 book tv. This gives me great pleasure to welcome you to this particular conversation this evening. The center for arts and culture teams up with the new press to present pushout the criminalization of black girls. This conversation is deeply meaningful to both restoration and the new press as we share a commitment to amplify and spotlight marginalized voices and stories. We want to thank di