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chattanooga coming together in the wake of the shooting that took the lives of five members of the u.s. military. iwe begin tonight with that historic chapter in the relations between the u.s. and cuba. tomorrow in washington a cuban flag will fly over a new cuban embassy for the first time in more than 50 years. at the state department, the cuban flag will be added to the flags of other 150 other nations. in havana where the anticipation is building. havana, any other day on the island inflation. for those americans worried or concerned about missing out on retrocuba, time is on jury side. yes, change is coming to the caribbean island nation but it won t happen overnight. it could take years. the relationship between washington and havana is difficult. and the opening of an embassy is not expected to change that dynamic. but a poll taken earlier this year showed 97% of cubans supportingsupporting normalizing ties with the u.s. there s happiness and relief but also a ....
ago when i was drafted and live right here on lake merritt and i could walk all around and cannot be recognized now with our champions i m known as riley dad we did less celebrated. pam moore: the mood was pull elation and electrifying is of the celebrated the first nba championship in 40 years j.r. stone: we were shoulder to shoulder early today as the fans came out and listen to the speech and they certainly have their favorite steve kerr harrison barnes steph curry andrew bogut the all spoken it appears the fan favorite the golden state warriors championship parade and rally was this guy s. draymond green on what to the controversy was a you could expect fed but does give me 30 minutes as to he spoke his piece and the city lovesome they try to wrap them up his right unau they stop playing music when is the storm along in the security comes a grab the guy that may happen here and a few minutes. j.r. stone: the time solomonic until you andre iguodala also a big hit ....
morning? you can also go to twitter or join the conversation on facebook.com/c-span. you can also send an e-mail. politico s headline this morning on their website after a momentous week president obama presidency is reborn. he sang, wept and cheer. many say they finally saw the man who inspired them in 2008. obama s voice broke through a way that it hasn t maybe since the 24 keynote address that introduced him to america. a week that started with the media obsessing over one charged word he said ended with a country glued. how the country as a whole lot more racist but also a whole lot more hopeful than it likes to admit. replaying on the news and iphones all through the night and the weekend. obama often talk about his presidency just trying to write his paragraph in history. this past week obama s 2008 campaign manager david plouffe said it s an exclamation mark. he captured the frustration for those who feel the country changed too much and too quickly. even inside ....
she will be introducing one of our favorite lecturers from the university of wisconsin, press minor who is actually a georgetown at the moment. i will let her discuss what he will be speaking about. justice ginsburg has been a great friend to the society and has been a storm narrowly generous in giving her time. no one in the society can call a time when she declined other than when she has been out of the country when we requested for assistance. we thank her again this evening. [applause] but we have just a moment. let me have just a moment. i know. give me a moment because justice ginsburg s special, as we all know right now. justice ginsburg was born in brooklyn on the ides of march in 1933. she graduated with a great distinction from cornell and she was doing superbly at harvard for the first two years when she moved to new york and finished at columbia. workingt two years for a federal judge in new york. she learned swedish to be able to write a book about swedi ....
i think he said don t hate the player. hate the game. good tuesday morning. not often we get started with college sports but the national championship which ended early this morning was heart stopping and historic. the clemson tigers toppled alabama in a rematch of last year s title game if now, clemson looked to tie with a field goal but instead scored this. that touchdown, that play with only one second left. it lifted the tigers to the emotional 35-31 win. and that set up a celebration more than three decades in the making. the tigers won their last title for the 1981 season. this has been the most incredible team i ve ever been around. y all saw their heart and i m going to tell you this, our fans deserve this, 35 years since clemson s been on top. it s not this is not for just us. this is for the tajh boyds, the sammy watkins, y all built this. y all started this foundation. he is still naming off folks at this hour. so the loss does keep alabama from ....