In ames for the family leadership summit, where nine leading republican president ial candidates are scheduled to speak. On cspan, cspan radio, and he span. Org. The road to the white house, 2016. We take you there. Each week real america, bringing you archival films. One year after president Lyndon Johnson signed the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the u. S. Information agency Brother Group of civil rights leaders together to discuss their effectiveness. The moderator is a civil lights civil rights lawyer who along with others, founded americans for democratic action argued 16 cases before the u. S. Supreme court, lobbying congress for passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act the white house today, july 2, 19 624. The occasion, signing into law the Civil Rights Act of 19 for. 1964. We much not we must not approach this in a vengeful spirit. The purpose is not to punish. The purpose is not to divide but to end divisions that have lasted too long. The purpose is national, not regional. This Civil Ri
Long island, forcing people to spend the fight in their cars. The battery died so i ended up sleeping in the car with no no heat. The long island expressway is shut down to crews can clean off the busy roadway before the monday commute. Several deaths are blamed on the storm including an 11yearold boy in boston who apparently died of Carbon Monoxide poisoning. He was in his dads car getting warm, but the tail pipe was blocked with snow. Several counties here in connecticut sought record snow totals with some towns getting up to 3 feet of snow. All crews can do is keep piling it up, and thats creating huge snow banks. On the coast snow is just one problem. Hurricaneforce winds created a powerful storm surge and flooding. With the snow banks it kind of makes it so that the water is trapped, no place for it to run off. Crews are out trying to repair power lines brought down by the storm. Huns of thousands are without electricity. Many more spending another day shovelling. But for the kids
It is the only way there could be a breakthrough. It is to challenge orthodoxy. Competition is fair. People have a right to practice their religion and decide their future. These are universal values. They are not unique to americans. I believe there is no exception to the universal desire for freedom. The issues that young people are seized with all across asia in the world, corruption, land rights, pollution, food and product safety. These are all fundamentally linked to openness and transparency and greater rights and freedom. No nationle opinion, has two. The exact system we have. Has to exact the same system we have. To makeful hard significant Technological Breakthroughs where orthodoxy is the norm. The very things that have made a such a prosperous and ,nnovative nation are openness a change of ideas, Free Enterprise and liberty, all which have their downsides. As he have recently seen in boston and other places, they have downsides. Would not trade them for all the world. They
Amendment which is the First Amendment calling for a witness. And that would be Mick Mulvaney, of course the man whos held many different positions in this white house. Hes currently the chief of staff. We have Geoff Bennett whos on the hill whos been reporting there throughout the day. Geoff, whats the expectation right now on capitol hill about what happens next . Reporter chris, as you mentioned, the senators are in the back half of their 30 minute dinner break. We should say, though, that senate time is very much unlike realtime so this 30minute break could last, who knows, potentially an hour or so. Im told by our team that is really canvassing the hill, speaking with members and their aides that during this break, the democrats are going to have a conversation, theyre having a conversation about how many more amendments they plan to introduce. At the start of the day, we were told they would introduce somewhere in the ballpark of six amendments. You do the math on that, each side