thank you for joining us. with just days to go before the holiday weekend, we begin tonight with a warning. dr. anthony fauci today saying how america behaves this labor day weekend will determine how the virus spread this fall and r memorial day and the americans memorial day and the fourth of july. now, this comes as we re learningthd.c. is urging health officials to be prepared to deliver vaccines by november 1. in a letter obtained by cbs obws, c.d.c. director robert redfield urging governors to fast track permits to ensure vaccine distribution sites are up and ready by then. theare states prepared? one state, florida, making a lot pa news tonight. schools in miami-dade county, the target of brazen cyber attacks, today impacting online learning for thousands of students. well, the f.b.i. is now involved. and look at this image taken in valucia county, florida, taken on the first day of schools, week, teachers and parents alarmed by the sight of student packed together. no
good morning, everyone. really good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. we re going to start this morning with calls for justice following the death of a black man after his encounter with police in rochester, new york. police body camera video shows an officer putting a hood over the man s head before his face was pressed into t the ground f two minutes. we have a warning some of the video, it s tough to watch. get the give me that gun. give me that gun. all right take this off my face i got him. trying to kill me. that man is 41-year-old daniel prude. he died seven days later after he was taken off of life support. a medical examiner concluded his death was caused in part by asphyxia. this happened in march. but prude s family just released the body camera video. it s triggered community protests, and some people want those officers fired. no one got him help. they were standing around. there was no sense of urgency. it looked like he needed mental atten
there s something elemental about speaking the story that puts it to a different task. narrators bring stories to life in countless ways. the works of shakespeare, toni morrison, jason reynolds and michelle obama are ace are richer experience heard rather than silent we read. because of an intimate experience you re not performing per se . you are narrating it. and constantly listening and now get out my iphone and make a recording of someone that might have some characteristic . i feel like it s less of myself as a poet who performs and now it s myself being let me hold your hand and tell you this thing i heard was so inviting people but it s in a different way. if i don t give everybody the utmost respect and understanding and compassion and the i m not doing justice to this book . studies have shown that listening to audiobooks is a more emotional experience and tories shared through other mediums. it s not a movie. it s not a book but it has the best of both w
neil, i am the executive director. thank you. the executive director here at the new hampshire institute of politics this is a very special series we have and we are continuing on today, just a quick note, we have a new president of our college and we are proud of him he just arrived here about a month ago, this is his first politics and eggs and so, this is a wonderful as an occasion. and of course we will probably have a little more activity between now and february but i would like to just, everyone can recognize him. and of course our sponsors here, are the people that allow us to have these breakfasts, we have some wonderful new sponsors particularly fed cap is our newest sponsor and we have the president christine mcmahon is here today. we also have the board chair and his wife, bored chair mark o donoghue and carol kellerman are here, today. just a side note that carol worked for senator kennedy in the 1980 campaign she was telling me stories about that last night it
are proud of him he just arrived here about a month ago, this is his first politics and eggs and so, this is a wonderful as an occasion. and of course we will probably have a little more activity between now and february but i would like to just, everyone can recognize him. and of course our sponsors here, are the people that allow us to have these breakfasts, we have some wonderful new sponsors particularly fed cap is our newest sponsor and we have the president christine mcmahon is here today. we also have the board chair and his wife, bored chair mark o donoghue and carol kellerman are here, today. just a side note that carol worked for senator kennedy in the 1980 campaign she was telling me stories about that last night it was great so very, very good. and just one other recognition that todd fahey is here from aarp. leading aarp through an interesting time and our wonderful primary with all of the political activity todd, will you stand? now on saturday in new hampshir