and you ve got women posting shows. doing his and hers things. and in all sports, you know? basketball, football, baseball. you name it. so because something is new or something doesn t fit my mold, it doesn t make it bad. i think cam, his energy has actually been good for the game. i probably wouldn t do some of the things that he does but as i said earlier, i know mylane . cam knows his lane. his lane is my lane, my lane isn t his. his lane isn t warren moons lane or doug williams lane but the fact is, his coaches are comfortable with him, his teammates arecomfortable with him and at the end of the day , that s all that matters. host: it looks like we re out of time and this has been a great conversation. dig deep, seven truths to finding the strength within. i enjoyed reading it and i enjoyed talking to you before i hope people will go by and gain some wisdom for my experiences . host:. c-span, created by america s cable television companies is brought you as a publi
the supreme court nomination that changed america . he will be taking questions were the next three hours. host: author wil haygood, you write about black men who heroically manifested themselves into mainstream america. i think my writing is a relentless pursuit to explain all of america. what does that mean? guest: i think it has been exciting to find the figures like adam clayton powell junior, sugar ray robinson, and thur-good marshall who were not born into mainstream society and who by dent of their enormous talent and gift sticks themselves into the fabric of the country via entertainment, politics, sports, or in marshall s case the law, in the wheno i look back over the people who i ve written about, they spin these amazing tales about society, culture, style, race, and i don t always know if they knew when they were doing it, but heroism as well. you had the new york congressman who passed legislation, anti-poverty legislation in the case of the new york congress
the safety protocols with more safety and training ove trainin. they are also now watching one person who pham had contact with when she had symptoms. other healthcare workers that took care of duncan are going to be identified and monitored. but not all agree on which hospitals should stree should t. we should think about whether they should be transported to a hospital that have the special skill that the workers are training. it s concerning that the first general hospital that tries to care for someone with ebola the healthcare worker gets sick. reporter:there are four hospitals in the with the specialized training. i know that the healthcare workers are doing dangerous work. we need to give them all the training and equipment that is necessary to keep them safe. more on the story coming up on action news at 5:00 . brian. thank you, ali. we will have more. ali gorman will be back to break down the cases. nora muchanic has more on what the hospitals in new jersey are
of that year. when you look at the windchill advisories in place about an hour from now and they linger through 11:00 through the entire viewing area and the windchills drop between 15 and 25 degrees below zero and we break it down region by region and northern chester and northern buck county, that is your spot, the poconos close to 30 below and i-95 and most of southern new jersey feeling closer to 15 to 20 degrees below zero tomorrow morning. when we come back we ll talk about a warm-up over the weekend but it comes with a price of snow and rain. thank you adam. because of the record cold temperatures, forecast tore tomorrow morning, all public schools in delaware are closed. find that information at 6abc.com and scrolling on your screen right now we will constantly upgrade the school decisions. chad pradelli is live now at the philadelphia museum. these cold temperatures are dangerous and even deadly. reporter: yes jim at least a half dozen people have died from hypot
lucy, it is a dangerous cold stepping outdoors right now. if you have to be outdoors cover your extremities because front bite can set in in less than 30 minutes. less talk about the polar vortex or the return of the polar vortex right over our area. temperatures dropping. 16 degrees right now but look at that wind chill. it already feels like 2 degrees below zero in the philadelphia area. so the area temperature yeah, it s cold but factor in those winds and take lock what it feels like right now in the pocono mountains. 15 degrees below zero. feels like 10 below in lancaster lancaster. it already feels like five below in wilmington delaware and three below in atlantic city. so we have wind chill advisories area wide through midday friday. feeling like 10, 20 below zero. warnings in the pocono mountains where wind chills could approach 35 degrees below zero. let s watch the clock and watch how it will feel. future wind chills you can see by tomorrow morning at 7am in philad