weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook. c-span3 s american history tv, an interview with dorothy height, who served as president of the national council of negro women from 1957 to 1998. recorded in 2003, this is from the explorations in black leadership oral history collection, a project codirected by university of virginia professors phyllis leffler and julian bond. we are currently airing five of the interviews with prominent african-american women. she discusses wednesdays in mississippi, a group eco-organized in the 1960 s, and her work alongside martin luther king jr. on the 1963 march on washington. she went on to receive both the presidential medal of freedom and the congressional gold medal. she died in 2010. this is about an hour and a half. welcome to explorations of black leadership. thank you for doing this. i want to begin with questions about brown versus board of education. when you first heard the supreme court had eliminated segrega
now. no, it s not! it s going to be warm around here. check out the latest view from sports authority field. we will be clear blue once the sun comes up in an hour and 20 minutes or so. dry conditions through the day today, and check it out how things will roll throughout the region. we see we start with the cool weather, and i mean very chilly now, temperatures in the 40s, and we will be in the 60th plus by morning. rain continuing on the west southeast, and they are anticipating flash flooding for southern and central california out of this system, and the system is going to move onshore, creating a chevy rain in california and parts of nevada, and then by late tomorrow afternoon, into saturday morning, we will begin to see some very light showers, just what is left over, and it will move into western colorado, and i don t think we will be seeing any of the rain move here to the front range, and our record high today, it is 80, and after a cool start, we are absolutel
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brain episode. she s strong, doing great. as far as i can tell, she s in better shape than i am. he joins our sunday panel to explain his comments. plus, growing allegations that veterans die, waiting for treatment at va hospitals across the country. isn t there evidence here of criminal wrongdoing, that is falsifying records, false statements to the federal government? that s a crime. it should be, yes. outrage over a secret waiting list. but how widespread are the problems? and who knew about them? we ll ask the leading whistleblower, dr. sam foote and ryan galluci of the vfw. and scott reed on the u.s. chamber of commerce s multimillion dollar stake in the 2011 election. if you say something stupid we re not going to support you. if it crosses the line and is disrespectful, we re out. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. this week, we were fascinated to learn that former vice president cheney and his wife, lynne, ha
we look forward to be supportive and we can. a number of governors would say the idea of making it easier for folks who have come year from elsewhere to kick their education here and who may want to stay here and have jobs here, we should make that easier for them. it is a big debate around a lot of issues. we look forward to working with the administration and congress on that. the states have had different reactions to health care reform. some are in the process of forming their own insurance exchanges. other states are leaving it up to the federal government. he proudly each have different perspectives on it. is health reform going to work in 2014 given the responses on the state level to it? i know we each address it. i will start. devastates are taking a different approach. one has to do different states are taking a different approach. in delaware, we decided to to a state federal partnership after a significant concentration consultation. number two, the issue