court traditionally had under the 6th amendment. we think they are likely to be particularly available in many cases with regard to race and to the talk about first voir dire and the in-trial mechanisms that your honor mentioned. in voir dire that is a well settled principle, the law in colorado, that you will have the opportunity to ask these questions about race. and there s also been a lot of study and thinking that s gone into how to effectively detect bias with respect to race in particular. and mid trial reporting. things can be done to strengthen that safeguard. but in general, jurors are instructed the bias in general is impermissible. they can be instructed that racial base is impermissible and even to contact the judge. on the cost side of the ledger, there is a high danger and fair trial danger if you are trying to reconstruct after the fact jury deliberations with a he said, she said about what was said, that can undermine confidence in the jury system we think th
29 electoral votes. this afternoon, vice candidate mike pence will head to utah, the electoral votes, tight race between donald trump, hillary clinton and independent andidate during that trip to chicago. > announcer: sunday night on kahn discussing bobby kennedy. > had kennedy beat richard nixon, america would be a different place, i think smchlt today, we are visiting racial tension and international discord might be a little different if we had tried to years ago.m 50 sunday night on q&a. 2016 nouncer: campaign coverage continues with the pennsylvania senate debate tooney and katie mcginty. over the next pat toomey and katie mcginty. we are glad you look forward to debate.ic before we begin, quick note on some of the ground rules. candidate will have one minute to answer the question posed to them, followed by a one-minute response or rebuttal and to the candidate, the from me, i hope , i hope you won t think i am disrespectful if i try to time limits.our i will need
next american history tv s real america features a world war ii team entitled why we fight: the battle of russia. it was produced by the office of war information and looks at the history of the military in russia leading up to the war against the invadesing german army between 1941 and 1943. the soviet union was allied with the u.s. during world war ii, and this film was intended to show the country in their struggle against the nazis in a positive light for the u.s. audience. this is a film about that scale and grandeur. this is a film about that military achievement. this is a film about a people who for all times shattered the legend of nazi invincibility. this is a film about victory and defeat. german victory. and german defeat. this is the battle for russia. the battle that has been going on for centuries. a battle that fills the pages of russian history. 1242. the german order of tutonic knights that invade russia and occupied the old city of pskov. unde
quite as black and white. that s one of the things i think would be good in this day and age, that you know, we put it into context. then sunday evening at 6 of okay, american artifacts. you notice he wasn t wearing a weapon. he would often go into attacks wearing nothing but that riding crop you see in his hand. the men looked at this and learned later, if the colonel, and later the brigadier, if the colonel can take it, i can take it too. we go to norfolk, virginia to learn about the early life of doug as mcarthur who commanded in the pacific. also conscience in chief with the highest level of integrity, with their moral kpos locked on true north so we can always count on them to do the right thing when times get tough or when no one is looking. author boston explains his ten commandment for leadership what they are and why each president excelled at each one. for our tv schedule, go to c-span.org. next, american history tv s real america featured a 1943 film ti
our country tis of thee sweet land of liberty of thee i sing friday, remarks by u.s. supreme court justice elena kagan. she speaks at the equal justice works conference and career fair live 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. later, president obama is on the road campaigning for hillary clinton in orlando, florida. you can see his remarks from the university of central florida live 5:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span2. bobby kennedy s last words before he got off the stage were, on to chicago. the next day he was due to chicago, due to go to chicago and meet with the very powerful mayor richard daley. daly s son bill daley, who was chief of staff to barack obama, tells me there was a 70% or greater chance that his dad would have endorsed bobby kennedy for president during that trip to chicago. sunday night on q&a, author and former boston globe reporter larry tie discusses his book bobby kennedy: the making of a liberal icon. had bobby kennedy be