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okay days. let s be more than our allergy. the white house. and this is cnn president biden set to deliver the speech of his career tonight, his third state of the union address. we re learning details about how he s expected to make his case for a second term tonight is some of his allies are begging him to fight harder. plus developing now president biden will direct the us military to create a temporary port in gaza to deliver aid. how soon that relief could come as the un says, israel blocked nearly half of its aid missions into gaza just last month, and his hope is dwindling that a ceasefire deal will be done before ramadan. plus researchers looking inside the brain of a killer what they say reveals about the maine mass shooter who killed 18 people and then turned the gun on himself. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central tonight. president biden will delivery pivotal state of th ....
i just realized that i did not introduce myself, so, ok let me , back up. my name is jodie allen, and i m a visiting assistant professor here, at swanee, and i m also working as a consultant on the slavery project. going back to the panel, i m asking them to answer the question that s in our program , and that is does history matter to the future of the 15th amendment? and i m going to ask them to ruminate on that a little bit, and then we will be opening up for q&a with the audience. okay? so i don t know who would like to start. ok, thank you. i think about history and it , reminds me of the african word sancofa. the african word, and it means you have to know your past to understand the present to plan for your future. so when it comes to the 15th amendment what we ve learned today and i ve learned a great , deal from these wonderful panelists, that we have to understand the intent behind the 15th amendment, the history that gave rise to it, the effect of it those ....
police say he put them in a shed there at that park and cuffed them in a city owned truck. and they caught up with him. and they chased him. can you see the corrections officer there unharmed he was able to get to safety. ross got out of the truck and started running when he was tackled by from here. he is in the pinellas county jail as they continue. this is aern that has been in and out of jail, glad h is back in custody, you can thank you, dan. we told you about a girl and her mom struck by a car on the way to the school bus stop. this was in dunde: survive their injuries. this is at a time when they are financially strapped. they have being evicted but the town is coming together to keep the family afloat and fight for safer road conditions. when you see this you don t believe susan torres hardly recognized the two in their bed. they were hit by a car on tuesday walking to the bus stop but they re making miracle recovery. that s the best ching. they re a ....
to the 1990 s. brian: you surprised are you surprised at all that they want to change the high school name to marion barry high school? he died a year ago and there is a plan to try to give some kind of acknowledgment of him in all four quadrants of the city. held as a heros for the things he did and he embarrassed the people that .oved him i am not surprised. i think marion barry was a big figure. watch road turns as mayor and s as turns four turn mayor and as city council. brian: because there are a number of officials from virginia, not from virginia yet, but from maryland, public officials that are in jail. we wanted to do an update. i have somewith video of you interviewing someone that the audience might remember because of his father, ron brown. this is michael brown. he is in prison where? prison in in a small alabama. a minimum security prison. it was a spectacular falling for michael brown. he had all of the gifts you could possibly want. from his father ....
and 1990 s was it. brian: do you think it is strange and all that they want to change the name of a high school to marion barry in high school and have a statute that says, mirror for life. tom: there is a camp in to get some kind of acknowledgment of im in washington, d.c. marion barry was heralded as a hero for the things he did. he was hated for the bad things. i am not surprised. mary was a big figure. four terms as mayor, for terms on the deep. see perry council. he did do it never things that he ought to be remembered. aian: because there are number of officials from butinia, not virginia maryland, who are in jail, public officials we wanted to kind of do an update on everything. we have some video of you interviewing someone the audience might remember because was father, ron brown. this is michael brown. he is in prison. where? tom: he is at a small, minimum security prison in alabama. a spectacular falling for michael brown. he had all of the gifts you hisd p ....