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The last time Princeville was flooded like this was in 1999 after Hurricane Floyd. In some areas, the water rose 23 feet above the streets. Jones remembers being plucked out of Princeville by helicopter. Still, he says, he can't imagine living anywhere else.	the. last time, princeville was flooded like this was in 1999 after hurricane floyd in some areas. the water rose 23 feet above the streets jones remembers being plucked out of princeville by helicopter still he; says he can't imagine living anywhere	The last time Princeville was flooded like this was in 1999 after Hurricane, Floyd In some areas the water rose 23 feet above the streets Jones remembers being plucked out of Princeville. by helicopter Still he says he, can't imagine living anywhere	the last time princeville was flooded like this was in 1999 after hurricane floyd. in some areas, the water rose 23 feet above the streets. jones remembers being plucked out of princeville by helicopter. still, he says, he can't imagine living anywhere else.
Not going to happen. We will not leave the town of Princeville. We're the oldest town chartered by blacks in America. Nobody else can say that.	not going to happen we will not leave the town of princeville we're the oldest town chartered by blacks in; america. nobody else can say	Not, going to happen We will not leave the town of Princeville We're the oldest town, chartered by blacks in America Nobody else, can say	not going to happen. we will not leave the town of princeville. we're the oldest town chartered by blacks in america. nobody else can say that.
Whether it's the oldest or not, the decision to rebuild Princeville or relocate residents will be a political one. Here's North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory.	whether it's the oldest or. not the decision to rebuild princeville or relocate, residents will be a political one here's north carolina governor pat.	Whether it's the oldest or not the, decision to rebuild Princeville or relocate residents will be a political one; Here's North Carolina. Governor, Pat	whether it's the oldest or not, the decision to rebuild princeville or relocate residents will be a political one. here's north carolina governor pat mccrory.
And we're going to have that discussion. If we do rebuild, where and how? And what methods do we use to rebuild? And I think that question needs to be asked in every area that has constant flooding.	and we're going to have that discussion if we do rebuild where and how? and, what methods do we use to, rebuild? and i think that question needs to be asked in every area that. has constant	And we're going to have. that. discussion If we do rebuild where and how? And what methods do we. use to rebuild? And I think that question, needs to be asked in every area that. has constant	and we're going to have that discussion. if we do rebuild, where and how? and what methods do we use to rebuild? and i think that question needs to be asked in every area that has constant flooding.
Hurricane Matthew dumped a tremendous amount of rain across the eastern part of North Carolina, flooding out dozens of towns. Some people are still living in shelters today. After Hurricane Floyd, the Princeville town council chose not to accept a buyout from FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and decided t...	hurricane matthew dumped a tremendous amount of rain across, the eastern part of north carolina flooding out dozens, of towns some people are. still living in shelters today. after. hurricane floyd the princeville town council chose not; to accept a buyout from fema the federal emergency management agency and decided, ...	Hurricane Matthew dumped a tremendous amount of rain across the eastern part of North Carolina flooding out dozens of towns, Some people are still living. in shelters today; After Hurricane Floyd the Princeville town council chose not to accept a buyout from FEMA the Federal Emergency Management Agency and decided to. ...	hurricane matthew dumped a tremendous amount of rain across the eastern part of north carolina, flooding out dozens of towns. some people are still living in shelters today. after hurricane floyd, the princeville town council chose not to accept a buyout from fema, the federal emergency management agency, and decided t...
You know, we don't do nothing but go one house to another, you know, friend, friend. I mean, like I said, I've been there all my life, and I just - you know, I just like it, but - and I'd hate to leave.	you know. we don't do nothing, but go, one house to another you know friend friend i mean like i said, i've been there all my life and i just - you know, i just like it but - and i'd hate to	You know we don't, do nothing but go one house, to another you know friend; friend I. mean like I said I've been there all, my life and I just - you know I just like it but - and I'd hate to	you know, we don't do nothing but go one house to another, you know, friend, friend. i mean, like i said, i've been there all my life, and i just - you know, i just like it, but - and i'd hate to leave.
For the past week, inspection teams have been going neighborhood to neighborhood to determine the status of each piece of property. Town officials say at least half the homes are completely destroyed. Initially, they feared more than 80 percent would have flooded out. William and Sheila Johnson are still contemplating ...	for the past. week inspection teams have been going neighborhood to neighborhood to determine the status of each piece of property town officials say at least half the homes are completely destroyed initially they feared more than 80 percent would have flooded out william and sheila johnson are still contemplating what...	For the, past week inspection teams have been going neighborhood to neighborhood to determine the status of each piece of. property Town officials say at least half the homes are completely destroyed Initially they, feared more than 80 percent would have flooded out William and Sheila Johnson are still contemplating wh...	for the past week, inspection teams have been going neighborhood to neighborhood to determine the status of each piece of property. town officials say at least half the homes are completely destroyed. initially, they feared more than 80 percent would have flooded out. william and sheila johnson are still contemplating ...
Your husband wants higher ground.	your husband wants higher	Your husband wants higher	your husband wants higher ground.
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And his wife do, too. I'd like my house to be sitting on the stilts, if they can. I sure would because, you know, it's just a devastating thing to have to go through twice.	and; his wife do too, i'd. like my house to be sitting on the stilts if they. can i sure would because you know, it's just a devastating thing; to have to go through	And his wife do too I'd like my house to be sitting, on the stilts if. they can I, sure would because you know it's just a devastating thing to have to go through	and his wife do, too. i'd like my house to be sitting on the stilts, if they can. i sure would because, you know, it's just a devastating thing to have to go through twice.
Here in the town of Princeville, which was founded by slaves, close to one-third of residents live in poverty, which makes the decision to move or stay in this low-lying area even harder. For NPR News, I'm Leoneda Inge.	here in the town of princeville which, was founded by slaves close to one-third of, residents live in poverty which makes the decision to move or stay in this low-lying area even harder for npr news i'm leoneda	Here in the town of Princeville, which was founded by slaves close to one-third of residents live, in poverty; which makes the; decision to move or stay in this, low-lying area even harder For NPR News I'm Leoneda	here in the town of princeville, which was founded by slaves, close to one-third of residents live in poverty, which makes the decision to move or stay in this low-lying area even harder. for npr news, i'm leoneda inge.
Let's remember a year ago today, the Senate released what's become known as the Torture Report. We learned about the CIA's detention and harsh interrogation of suspected terrorists. But we did not learn everything - far from it, in fact. That report was only a summary of a much larger study that runs nearly 7,000 pages...	let's remember a year ago today the senate released what's become known as the torture report we learned. about the. cia's detention, and harsh interrogation of suspected terrorists but we did not; learn everything - far from it in fact that, report was. only a summary of a much larger, study that runs nearly 7,000 pag...	Let's remember a year ago today the Senate released what's become known as. the Torture Report We learned, about, the CIA's detention and harsh, interrogation of suspected terrorists But we did not learn everything - far from it in fact That. report, was only a summary of a much larger study that runs nearly 7,000 page...	let's remember a year ago today, the senate released what's become known as the torture report. we learned about the cia's detention and harsh interrogation of suspected terrorists. but we did not learn everything - far from it, in fact. that report was only a summary of a much larger study that runs nearly 7,000 pages...
As chairwoman at the time of the Senate Intelligence Committee California Democrat Dianne Feinstein released last year's scathing synopsis of the CIA's recent interrogation activities. Today Feinstein says to really grasp what the CIA did, you have to read the committee's full report.	as chairwoman at the time of the senate intelligence committee california democrat dianne feinstein released last year's scathing synopsis of the cia's recent interrogation activities today feinstein says to really grasp. what the cia did you have to read the committee's full	As chairwoman, at, the time of the Senate Intelligence Committee California Democrat Dianne Feinstein released. last year's scathing synopsis of the CIA's, recent interrogation activities Today Feinstein says to, really grasp what the CIA did, you have to read the committee's full	as chairwoman at the time of the senate intelligence committee california democrat dianne feinstein released last year's scathing synopsis of the cia's recent interrogation activities. today feinstein says to really grasp what the cia did, you have to read the committee's full report.
This is where all of the documentation rests, chapter and verse.	this is where all of the documentation rests chapter and	This is where all of the documentation rests chapter and	this is where all of the documentation rests, chapter and verse.
Which is why Feinstein sent copies of the full classified Senate report to the CIA and to the Justice, State and Defense Departments. She included a letter urging officials to read it and learn from it. Feinstein now suspects those documents were not even opened, much less read.	which is why feinstein sent copies of the full classified senate report. to the cia and. to the justice state and defense departments she included, a letter urging officials to read it and learn from it. feinstein now suspects those documents were not even opened much less	Which is why Feinstein sent copies of the full classified Senate report to the CIA and to the Justice State and Defense; Departments She included a letter, urging officials to read it and learn from it Feinstein now suspects those documents were not even opened much. less	which is why feinstein sent copies of the full classified senate report to the cia and to the justice, state and defense departments. she included a letter urging officials to read it and learn from it. feinstein now suspects those documents were not even opened, much less read.
My general belief is that they don't want these facts out there anywhere.	my general belief is that they don't want these facts out there	My general belief is that they don't want these facts out there	my general belief is that they don't want these facts out there anywhere.
They being?	they	They	they being?
They being the administration. They being the intelligence community. They being the Justice Department.	they being the administration they being, the intelligence community they being the justice.	They being the administration They being the, intelligence community They being the Justice	they being the administration. they being the intelligence community. they being the justice department.
Last month, Feinstein accused the Justice Department of using a Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, lawsuit as an excuse to bar executive branch officials from reading her committee's full report. Reading it might make it an executive branch document subject to FOIA, rather than a congressional document, which is not....	last month feinstein; accused the; justice department of using a freedom; of information act or foia lawsuit as, an, excuse to bar executive branch officials from reading her committee's full report reading it might make it, an executive, branch document subject to foia rather than a congressional document which is not...	Last month Feinstein, accused the Justice Department of using, a Freedom of Information Act or FOIA lawsuit as an excuse to bar executive branch. officials from reading her committee's full report Reading it might make it. an executive branch, document subject. to FOIA rather; than a congressional document which, is no...	last month, feinstein accused the justice department of using a freedom of information act, or foia, lawsuit as an excuse to bar executive branch officials from reading her committee's full report. reading it might make it an executive branch document subject to foia, rather than a congressional document, which is not....
It seems to be an attempt to circumvent the law, the Freedom of Information Act, and to defeat the work of the Senate Intelligence Committee by rendering it inaccessible to the government itself.	it seems to be an attempt to, circumvent the law the freedom of information act. and to defeat the work of the senate intelligence committee by rendering it inaccessible to the government	It seems to. be an attempt; to circumvent the law the Freedom of Information Act and to defeat the work, of the Senate Intelligence Committee by. rendering it inaccessible to the government	it seems to be an attempt to circumvent the law, the freedom of information act, and to defeat the work of the senate intelligence committee by rendering it inaccessible to the government itself.
Earlier this year, a federal district court judge ruled that the full report was indeed only a congressional record. The American Civil Liberties Union has appealed that ruling. Hina Shamsi is leading the ACLU's effort to obtain the still-secret full report.	earlier this year a; federal district court judge ruled that the full report. was indeed only a congressional record the american civil liberties union has appealed that ruling hina shamsi is leading the aclu's effort to obtain the still-secret. full	Earlier this. year a federal district court, judge ruled that the full report was indeed only a congressional record The American Civil Liberties Union has appealed that ruling Hina Shamsi is leading the ACLU's, effort to obtain the still-secret full	earlier this year, a federal district court judge ruled that the full report was indeed only a congressional record. the american civil liberties union has appealed that ruling. hina shamsi is leading the aclu's effort to obtain the still-secret full report.
When the Senate Intelligence Committee transferred the report to the executive branch, stating that the executive branch was free to use and rely upon it, the American public acquired a legal right to the report under the Freedom of Information Act.	when the senate intelligence committee transferred the report to the executive branch, stating. that the executive branch was. free to use and rely upon it the american public acquired a legal right to the report under the freedom of information	When the Senate Intelligence Committee transferred the report to the executive branch stating that the executive branch. was free to use and rely upon it; the American public acquired a legal right to, the report under the Freedom of Information	when the senate intelligence committee transferred the report to the executive branch, stating that the executive branch was free to use and rely upon it, the american public acquired a legal right to the report under the freedom of information act.
Mr. D. LETTS: It's very interesting because, of course, I am a retired college professor, as is the character. I'm just not alcoholic and haven't disappeared yet. So it's been an absolutely marvelous experience because I've been around this type of people. I've known some of them now through Tracy for years. They're ki...	mr d. letts: it's very interesting because of course i am a retired college professor as is the; character i'm just not alcoholic. and haven't disappeared yet so it's been an absolutely marvelous, experience because i've been around this type of people i've. known some of them now through tracy for years they're kind o...	Mr D LETTS: It's. very interesting because of course I am a retired college professor as is the character I'm just not alcoholic and haven't disappeared, yet So it's. been an absolutely marvelous. experience because I've been around this type of people; I've known, some of them now, through Tracy; for, years They're, k...	mr. d. letts: it's very interesting because, of course, i am a retired college professor, as is the character. i'm just not alcoholic and haven't disappeared yet. so it's been an absolutely marvelous experience because i've been around this type of people. i've known some of them now through tracy for years. they're ki...
Did you write the part with your father in mind for the story?	did you write the part with your father in mind for the.	Did you write the part with your father in mind for the	did you write the part with your father in mind for the story?
Mr. T. LETTS: Not at all. In fact, I had somebody else cast in the part. And they dropped out. And they got - the fellow got a job. And some names were suggested to me I wasn't excited about. And I said, no, I need a cowboy poet. And the director and the artistic director at Steppenwolf said, well, how about your fathe...	mr t letts: not at all in fact i, had somebody else cast in the part and they dropped out and they. got - the fellow got, a job and some names were suggested to me i wasn't excited about and i said. no i need a cowboy poet and the director and the artistic. director at, steppenwolf, said well how about your father? and...	Mr T LETTS: Not at all In fact I had somebody else cast in the part And. they dropped, out And they, got - the fellow got a job And some names were suggested to me I wasn't excited about And I said, no I. need a cowboy. poet And the director and the artistic director at, Steppenwolf said well how about your father? And...	mr. t. letts: not at all. in fact, i had somebody else cast in the part. and they dropped out. and they got - the fellow got a job. and some names were suggested to me i wasn't excited about. and i said, no, i need a cowboy poet. and the director and the artistic director at steppenwolf said, well, how about your fathe...
So Dennis, part of your virtue here is you were available is what he says?	so dennis part of your virtue here is you were available is what, he	So Dennis part of your virtue here is. you were available is what he	so dennis, part of your virtue here is you were available is what he says?
Mr. D. LETTS: Right, that's exactly right. He called me on the phone and said, would you do this? And I'm thinking, perhaps I was going to say no, and I immediately said yes.	mr d letts: right that's exactly right he. called me on the phone and said would you do this? and i'm thinking perhaps i was going to say no. and i immediately said	Mr D LETTS: Right that's exactly right He called me on the phone and said would you do this? And I'm thinking perhaps I was going to say no and I, immediately said	mr. d. letts: right, that's exactly right. he called me on the phone and said, would you do this? and i'm thinking, perhaps i was going to say no, and i immediately said yes.
And when did it dawn on you that this would mean you'd be starring on Broadway in a big (unintelligible)?	and when. did it dawn. on you that this would mean you'd be starring on broadway in a big	And when did it dawn on you that this would; mean you'd be starring on Broadway in a big	and when did it dawn on you that this would mean you'd be starring on broadway in a big (unintelligible)?
Mr. D. LETTS: Well, that didn't dawn on me until about August after we had started rehearsals, I suppose in May. No, I had no idea that we'd wind up in Broadway. I thought we were going to Chicago and run for a couple of months, and I'd go back to my warm Oklahoma were the ice comes down and wipes out a territory.	mr d letts: well that didn't dawn on me until about august after we had started. rehearsals i suppose. in may no i had no idea that we'd wind up in broadway i thought we were going to chicago and run for a couple; of months and i'd go back to my warm oklahoma were. the, ice comes down and wipes out a	Mr D LETTS: Well that didn't dawn on me until about August after we had started rehearsals I suppose in May No I had. no idea that we'd wind up in Broadway I thought we were going to Chicago and run for a couple, of months and I'd. go back to my, warm Oklahoma were the ice comes down and wipes out a.	mr. d. letts: well, that didn't dawn on me until about august after we had started rehearsals, i suppose in may. no, i had no idea that we'd wind up in broadway. i thought we were going to chicago and run for a couple of months, and i'd go back to my warm oklahoma were the ice comes down and wipes out a territory.
You think they've got Oklahoma right in this production?	you think they've got oklahoma right in this	You think they've got Oklahoma right in. this.	you think they've got oklahoma right in this production?
Mr. D. LETTS: Yes, they have part of - yes, part of Oklahoma right. He lived there for a lifetime. And he describes that space pretty well.	mr d letts: yes they have part of - yes part of oklahoma right; he lived there for a, lifetime and he describes that space pretty	Mr D LETTS: Yes they have part. of - yes part of Oklahoma right He lived there for a lifetime And he describes that space pretty	mr. d. letts: yes, they have part of - yes, part of oklahoma right. he lived there for a lifetime. and he describes that space pretty well.
What have you heard from Oklahomans who've gone to see your rendition of "Osage County" onstage?	what have you heard from oklahomans who've gone to see your rendition of "osage	What have you heard from Oklahomans who've gone to see your rendition of "Osage	what have you heard from oklahomans who've gone to see your rendition of "osage county" onstage?
Mr. T. LETTS: They're delighted to see themselves represented on the stage even if it's not always in the most flattering way. You don't see a lot of plays about Oklahoma. You don't see a lot of plays with Oklahoma characters, or actually, you don't see a lot of plays with characters from a lot of the United States. An...	mr t letts: they're delighted to see themselves represented on the stage even if it's not always in the most flattering way you don't see, a lot of. plays about oklahoma you don't see a lot of plays with oklahoma characters or actually you don't. see, a lot of plays with characters from a lot of the united states and s...	Mr T LETTS: They're delighted to see themselves represented on the stage even if. it's not. always in the most flattering way You don't see a lot of plays, about Oklahoma You don't see a lot of plays with Oklahoma characters, or actually you don't see, a lot of plays with characters from a lot of the United States And ...	mr. t. letts: they're delighted to see themselves represented on the stage even if it's not always in the most flattering way. you don't see a lot of plays about oklahoma. you don't see a lot of plays with oklahoma characters, or actually, you don't see a lot of plays with characters from a lot of the united states. an...
Yeah, they're not singing in this one, which is the most famous appearance of Oklahomans, I guess…	yeah they're not singing in this one. which is the most famous appearance of oklahomans i	Yeah they're not singing in this one which is the most famous appearance of Oklahomans I	yeah, they're not singing in this one, which is the most famous appearance of oklahomans, i guess…
Mr. D. LETTS: Right.	mr d	Mr D	mr. d. letts: right.
…on the stage. But this is in Oklahoma where there are retired college professors and where there are people popping pills as much as they might in any big coastal metropolis. I guess…	…on the stage but this is in oklahoma where there are retired college professors and where there are people popping pills as much as they. might in any big coastal metropolis i	…on the stage But this is in Oklahoma where there are retired. college professors and where there are people popping, pills as much as they might in any big coastal metropolis I	…on the stage. but this is in oklahoma where there are retired college professors and where there are people popping pills as much as they might in any big coastal metropolis. i guess…
Mr. D. LETTS: I want to tell you that the daily Oklahoman is also prominent in Oklahoma. And they're lead editorial one day was about this play. They don't put it in the category even with "The Grapes of Wrath," which is controversial in Oklahoma. They don't put it in that category or Lynn Riggs' "Green Grow the Lilacs...	mr d letts: i want to tell, you that the daily oklahoman is also prominent in. oklahoma. and they're lead editorial one day, was about this play they don't put it, in the category even with "the grapes of wrath" which is controversial in oklahoma they don't put it in that category or lynn. riggs' "green grow the lilacs...	Mr D LETTS: I want to tell you that the daily Oklahoman is also prominent in Oklahoma And they're lead editorial one day was about this play They don't put it in the category even with "The Grapes. of Wrath" which is controversial in Oklahoma, They don't put it in that category or Lynn. Riggs' "Green Grow the. Lilacs" ...	mr. d. letts: i want to tell you that the daily oklahoman is also prominent in oklahoma. and they're lead editorial one day was about this play. they don't put it in the category even with "the grapes of wrath," which is controversial in oklahoma. they don't put it in that category or lynn riggs' "green grow the lilacs...