good morning. good morning. how are you? i ve been asked to remind you to turn off your cell phones if you have been. i assume everyone does. and no flash photography, i was told that. if you do that will quickly we would appreciate it. my name is bobby hawthorne, i live in austin but a group in northeast texas. during the time of segregation i went to school that was segregated until i was in ninth grade. i have a little bit of time textured also worked university from 1937-2006 and by that time by the time i got there, schools have been integrated but there was still in the constitution, participation is open to all students except for correctives and defective spirit we re dealing with some kind of an organization that wasn t always politically correct. it s my pleasure to introduce michael hurd, , a man i ve known for many years and his friendship i value deeply. michael is the director of prairie view a&m texas and in for the preservation of history and culture which d
faster danielle allen national book award finalist kevin young software engineer ellen ullman and many others. first up is to look at some of the lesser-known stories from world war ii. this is like coverage of the texas book festival on booktv. good morning ladies and gentlemen. good morning. my name is jim horne fisher and it s my pleasure to welcome you to the opening session of the 2017 texas book festival. [applause] thank you for coming out in support of our authors and second of his wonderful annual event now in its 22nd year. [applause]he and third of all the books that we discussed and enjoyed throughout this beautiful texas capitol complex hereom in downtn austin i would ask you to silence your cell phones t. live tv, thank you c-span. after a session both offers authors are relocating to the book signing tent down the street to autograph their books. books are for sale at that beautiful independent bookstore. you are supporting not only the author off the festi
from youngstown, ohio, where president trump is holding a rally in the same working class neighborhood that propelled him to the presidency. i m back in the center of the american heartland far away from the washington swamp to spend time with thousands of true americans, patriots! before the rally, the president held a private event with some veterans at a local vfw post. one of the votes to move the president s healthcare agenda forward came from senator john mccain. his first appearance on the senate floor since being diagnosed with brain cancer. [ applause ] after the vote, the senators got a stern lecture from their veteran colleague. we are getting nothing done, my friends, we are getting nothing done. i voted for the motion to proceed to allow debate to continue and amendments to be offered. i will not vote for this bill as it is today. mccain told senators all they have managed do is make obamacare more popular than it was when they started the process to
you all. we begin with that violent clash outside a donald trump rally in albuquerque. anti-trump protesters squared off with police and torched campaign signs as trump addressed thousands of supporters inside the convention center. all of this as the presidential candidate won the washington state primary. that means he s now just 30 delegates away from officially clinching the republican nomination. it is your voice, your vote. we get the latest right now from abc s stephanie ramos live for us in washington. stephanie, good morning. reporter: kendis, good morning. diane, good morning to you as well. well, the trump donald trump is back to campaigning and not without controversy. at his first event back, a swarm of protesters was there to greet him. angry protests erupting outside of this donald trump rally in new mexico. get back. get back. reporter: rocks and bottles flying. fires lit. demonstrators trampling police cruisers. police using pepper spray and tear
trial. a judge ruling a jury should hear the sex assault case against the embattled entertainer. good morning from the studio 57 at cbs news headquarters here in new york. glad to be with you. i m anne-marie green. a batch of bad weather including a string of concerns rumbled across the plains injuring an unknown number of people and damaging homes and other buildings. yesterday, at least 30 tornado warnings were reported in the plains. this is part of an ongoing storm system expected to last the rest of the week. tornado watches are posted in kansas, colorado, and nebraska. hena daniels has details. there s three tornadoes on the ground at the same time! good night. reporter: more than 30 tornado sightings were reported across the plains yesterday. sto stormchasers captured at least one tornado that ripped up buildings near dodd city, kansas. there s a structure hit. reporter: this crew ran into an overturned propane tank, spewing gas along the roads. there was g