Course it is game day. Game 4 tonight in cleveland as the warriors go for that big sweep of the cavaliers. A perfect playoff run mac. A perfect playoff run. Lots of excitement. Got to take out one game at a time. A lot is at six tonight. Nba championship number one. If they win they become the greatest Human History any sport, 160. You are 12 in the finals versus 21 and there is a lot at stake. They have for chances to do with. Most folks want to see them do it. I would love to see them win at home. Finished the night. Whats great about the warriors is when you are out and at the pharmacy or whatever and you talk to people and everyone gets caught up in a championship run. What is special about this team is that people identify with the players and they think not only are we rooting with these guys because her such a team, theyre good guys. And then you hear the National Media and the cleveland folks in theyre just doing all the stuff. Its all about where you live. The mvp will be Kevi
Louisville, kentucky. Scott, as you watch these polls and others, whats on your mind tonight . Well, whats on my mind is that the race is moving towards Hillary Clinton. Weve seen a couple of surveys that are going into that National Polling average that trump had been relying on to help buoy his numbers. Theres a tie. Weve spoken of it before. Been very pro. Rasmussen has Hillary Clinton leading by 4. Thats been friendlier to trump as well. Right now the National Polling average is moving against trump and were seeing that also play out in some battleground states. Yeah, we dont really have much of a set of polls that are post debate, do we . So i suppose the trump team can hope that when the debates are out and all the sample was taken after the debate, that he might do a little better. Yeah. Theres some people talking about the final night of the nbc news wall street journal survey. There were 200 interviews kw conducted the night after the debate. Some people are waiting to see if
Louisville, kentucky. Scott, as you watch these polls and others, whats on your mind tonight . Well, whats on my mind is that the race is moving towards Hillary Clinton. Weve seen a couple of surveys that are going into that National Polling average that trump had been relying on to help buoy his numbers. Theres a tie. Weve spoken of it before. Been very pro. Rasmussen has Hillary Clinton leading by 4. Thats been friendlier to trump as well. Right now the National Polling average is moving against trump and were seeing that also play out in some battleground states. Yeah, we dont really have much of a set of polls that are post debate, do we . So i suppose the trump team can hope that when the debates are out and all the sample was taken after the debate, that he might do a little better. Yeah. Theres some people talking about the final night of the nbc news wall street journal survey. There were 200 interviews kw conducted the night after the debate. Some people are waiting to see if
And relate to the events that are cemented in history. Im ellee pai hong. And im kerry sayers. And im your host, bill kurtis. Through the decades. The struggle for equality is baked into our american history. From its first days as an infant nation, the idea of who is equal in the eyes of our government was the subje in the centuries long evolution of this national conversation, the idea of equality has expanded to encompass rac gender and sexual orientation. Battles have been won on each of these fronts from the courts to congress. But, it is the president ial seat of power that has been most elusive in this discussion of equity particularly for the fairer sex. So, in the next hour of our parity from the woman who launched the suprise party, and a look at the some of great female political pioneers from Shirley Chisholm to Elizabeth Dole who showed us how to break those glass ceilings one at a time. But we begin with the struggle that laid the foundation for all to come. The womens fi
We continue our celebration of black History Month with a look at the Schomburg Center for research in black culture where historical artifacts have chronicled the black experience for nearly a century. The latest exhibit, digging up the past a history of the Schomburg Center, marks its 90th anniversary. And joining us today is dr. Khalil Gibran Muhammad, the director of the schomburg. So nice to see you again. Thank you so much for having me. So tell us about this this newest exhibit. Its sort of a continuation of sure. So every now and then we have founder Arturo Alfonso schomburg, an afropuerto rican, arrives in new york in 1891. This year happened to be extra special because it is our 90th anniversary. People often forget, too, that our 90th is also the 90th of the annual celebration of black history began in 1926 under the leadership of carter g. Woodson. Origin story, to look at some of the early artifacts and books that Arturo Schomburg collected is a special occasion to really