of limited resources in our country. there are other ways that will serve the economy and country better than doing it that way. with that, the governor has a you busy day, but he has been gracious with his time and meeting with all of us. will he is willing to stay a couple minutes to talk individually. i want to say the governor he s a made himself approachable and will available and he is direct a with his answers and it is refreshing to find someone who doesn t look at the polls to give an answer he is comfortable in his own skin to say the least and we want to thank you for all of that you do. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] will this come as seniors divers of the hillary clinton campaign talk about their operation and the 2016 presidential race. after that camilla clinton launches a presidential campaign with a rally in new york city. then another chance to see a conversation
and sports illustrated s s.l. price reports on a working class town through the lens of high school football. that s just a few of the programs you ll see on booktv this weekend. for a complete television schedule, booktv.org. booktv on cing span 2 c-span2, television for serious readers. so welcome, everybody. i m the co-founder of civic hall, and just briefly, civic hall, i should say, is we ve been here now almost two years. it grew out of an yule conference that we do focused on how technology is changing politics and government that we ve been doing since 2004 which is, in fact, how i know pote of our guests. both of our guests. we ve traveled similar paths. two years ago we opened civic hall to be a year-round gathering point for the same people and conversations focused on civic tech, how tech can be used for the public good. and so it s a pleasure to welcome everybody here. let me just say that i m really excited for the chance to get into this conversatio
and we wrap up our saturday prime time lineup at 11:00 with national book award winner colson whitehead talking about his fictional book the underground railroad , that happens tonight on c-span s book tv. so welcome, everybody, i m the co-founder of civic hall and civic hall i should say is, we ve been here now almost two years. it grew out of an annual conference that we do called personal democracy forum, which is focused on how technology is changing politics and government that we ve been doing since 2004, which is in fact how i know both of our guests. we ve traveled similar paths for a long time. two years ago we opened civic hall to be a year-round gathering point for the same people and conversations, focused on civic tech, how tech can be used for public good. and so, it s a pleasure to welcome everybody here. let me just say that i m really excited for the chance to get into this conversation about rules for revolutionaries, how big organizers can change everyth
about the journalists whose lies helped build the case for the iraq? then we go to chapel hill. this was an execution style a hate crime from a neighbor. our children spoke about their uncomfortable with. he came to their apartment more than once, condescending, threatening, and despising and talking down to them. muslim lives matter. outrage grows over the killing of three young muslim students near the campus of unc chapel hill. two sisters and a dental student, one just married in december. their family says it was a hate crime police claim it was a , dispute over a parking space. then to eve ensler and one billion rising. must every country of the world will be rising february 14 and on. in many inside each country. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. ukraine and russia have agreed on the main points of a cease-fire following all-night talks in belarus. the truce would take effect su
powerball lottery drawing worth more than half a billion dollars. captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning ner this is the cbs morning news for thursday, february 12th, 2015. good morning. i m lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. veteran cbs news correspondent bob simon is being remembered this morning as a reporter s reporter. a gifted writer who reported from the most dangerous places on earth. simon was killed last night in a car accident here in new york city. he was a passenger in a cab that hit another car that had stopped at a traffic light. cbs news anchor scott pelley announced simon s death in a special report. his body of work earned bob too many journalistic medals to count here tonight. his daughter tania is a producer and tonight our thoughts are with tania and bob s family and his many, many friends. during his 47 years here at cbs news, simon reported on everything from domestic riots to movies, but it was as a foreign correspondent that s