work-related trip. however, the good news is that you re going to see a sneak preview of these new documentaries which will be aired on pbs later this year in which is based on ten years of research. a curator with more than 30 years experience, doctor gretchen has consulted for more than 250 institutions including the smithsonian, jewish and new york state historical association. she s the director of the cooperstown graduate program of the state university of new york and the author of in the spirit of margin. living legacy doctor martin luther king jr. through the eyes of others, african-american and identity in american art. in her new book, driving while black, just out today, professor tells the story of the indispensable book which both reshaped the african-american traveling experience throughout our segregated land and help drive the civil rights movement. please welcome gretchen to the freak library. [applause] good evening. it s wonderful to be here in philadelph
a moment of music unites the basketball world in grief. and salute to a superhero. pres announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. welcome to the overnight news. i m nikki battiste. with a democratic presidential debate tomorrow in the south carolina primary this weekend, bernie sanders is surging. after his commanding victory in nevada, our new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows sanders is now gaining on joe biden in south carolina. the former vice president holds the top spot with 28%, but sanders isn t far behind. but will it matter? another cbs new poll found two out of three voters believe president trump will be reelected. here is nikole killion.ti histop we won the nevada caucus. and don t tell anybody, because these folks get very, very agitate and nervous. we re going win here in texas. reporter: as the surging front-runner looked towards super tuesday i think it s going to be bernie and me. reporter: former vice president joe biden focused
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assistant to president george bush graduate of yale university. [applause] thank you so much for that love and lovely introduction judy. as you mention i used to work as a presidential speechwriter before i started writing this book so you can imagine my shock when i learned that the subject of my new book didn t much care for my old occupation. in fact robert e. lee was so offended when he heard george washington might have used a ghostwriter to pen his famous farewell address that he refused to believe it. he said anyone who says george washington used a ghostwriter was quote injudicious. so if i ve learned nothing else from writing his biography it s that i should say a little bit less about my own biography. i m so pleased to be at this beautiful house and i m so grateful to the historical society for inviting me today. i had a chance to go over to see the historical society earlier today and it is such a wonderful facility and i m so happy to see it expanding. that s
of the senator s career. c-span: this is what the book looks like. thank you for joining us. guest: think he very much. [inaudible conversations] said an nec this is much too tall for me. thank you so much for coming this evening. please take the time now to turn off or silence your cellphone. if you don t then follows on facebook hand twitter and instagram. please take a minute to sign up for your e-mail newsletter. i promised we will not spaniel. thank you for coming on behalf of the entire staff i am pleased to welcome new to talk about the book empire of lead to explore how the city was tainted from the outset from becoming the proud a citadel of republic that george washington envisioned within two centuries ago. here to talk about his background which is fascinating also the author to the guide to washington d.c. as well as a contributor to did down a - - sedan brown book and also has critics content for sites such as budget travel we originally started this program