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Own home or go to a better neighborhood. >> anthony: more than 40 languages are spoken among the 1,700 students here. many of them from conflict zones where the alternatives were stark. leave quickly or die. often, their first exposure to the american educational system is here, esl. english as a second language class, where teacher garry reed, a 30-year veteran, does his very best to get them up to speed and ready for the next steps. >> garry: do you see these people? what did they do? all of t...

>> garry: good morning! >> students: good morning! >> garry: all right. repeat after me. positive affirmations -- today is a beautiful day. >> students: today is a beautiful day. >> garry: i will work hard. >> students: i will work hard. >> garry: i am important. >> students: i am important. >> garry: repeat -- i will succeed. >> students: i will succeed. >> anthony: more than 40 languages are spoken among the 1,700 students here. many of them from conflict zones where the alternatives were star...

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One of several volunteers trying to motive voters in the peach state where african-americans make up about a third of the electorate. from souls to the poles, to college campus visits, latosha brown is a co-founder of black voters matter which has launched a bus tour in key battlegrounds. >> i think what youre seeing in georgia were seeing all around the country. >> reporter: she believes the states record early voting turnout is an encouraging sign. >> part of what i think we have to be really ...

RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil on Sunday faces a crossroads.After months of pitches to voters, the nation will decide one of Latin America’s most important elections in decades,...

Worsening drought in the midwest-- water levels along the mississippi river are now at record lows. that could be catastrophic for businesses and consumers. in tonights "eye on america," cbs ben tracy shows us whats being done to keep commerce moving. >> reporter: the "mighty mississippi" might need a new nickname. north of memphis, it looks more like a desert than a river. barge traffic up and down this crucial corridor is slowed or stranded. economic costs are estimated to be in the billions. ...

And they will contrast that with mehmet oz who looked very comfortable in a tailored suit who is very good on television. but who made clear his positions on a few issues. the one you just mentioned, he said clearly, a choice, reproductive rights choice by women should also include elected officials. and thats going to be one of the stark, i think, defining issues of this campaign. pennsy look for someone who is a life long pennsylvanian who was knocked down by a stroke and is going to get back ...

For people. never seen it before. >> to me its outrageous, to the number of people being killed to the number of politicians who wont pass simple gun laws, its just not -- you know why its happening, theyre being paid to look the other way when it comes to passing gun laws, but we end up and our children end up paying the price for it. >> elise, that is so jarring. >> stark. >> and we hear it everywhere. we hear it from philadelphia to new york to san francisco. in an oklahoma debate yesterday, ...

Of the film really critical in understanding how it is we arrived at this moment and the lack of reckoning that allowed this to fester right under the surface. >> yeah, i mean, the history part. asian americans, we have been here throughout american history. asian american history. just like, you know, black history. just like latino history. it is part of american history. so, i think, we wanted to show that asian americans, we have been here. and we have done the work. and just because we are ...

It has built upon a legacy of racism in this country. it has led us to this moment. i have found a historic element of the film really critical and understanding how it is that we arrive at this moment. the lack of reckoning that allowed it to fester right under the surface. >> i think the history part we have been here throughout american history in asian history. just like black history, just like latino history. it is part of american history. we wanted to show that asian americans have been ...