WALKER: Welcome back. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey apologizing for appearing in a racist sketch when she attended Auburn University in the 1960s. Audio has surfaced from a 1967 interview with Ivey and her fiance at the time, Ben LaRavia. LaRavia discusses a party at the Baptist Student Union, that was attended by Ivey. And he talks about her wearing blackface.</s>GOV. KAY IVEY (R), ALABAMA: I will do all I can, going forward, to help show the nation that the Alabama of today is a far cry from the Alabama of the 1960s.</s>WALKER: Governor Ivey claimed she does not remember being in that sketch but says she will not deny what is obvious.</s>BRIGGS: The defending National College Football champion Clemson Tigers looking poised to repeat in their season opener. Travis Etienne started his Heisman Trophy campaign with a game for the ages. The junior tail back had a career high 205 yard, three- touchdown effort including that 90-yard scamper. He averaged 17 yards per carry. Clemson rolled Georgia Tech 52-14.</s>WALKER: And "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek is back at work five months after being diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. In a video message promoting the show's 36th season, Trebek says he's completed his cancer treatment and it's going to be a good year.</s>TREBEK: I've gone through a lot of chemotherapy and, thankfully, that is now over. I'm on the mend, and that's all I can hope for right now.</s>WALKER: Trebek is now taping episodes for the new season of "Jeopardy!" which premieres on September 9th.</s>BRIGGS: Hurricane Dorian intensifying again overnight with open seas and high tide ahead. Danger is growing for the state of Florida, the latest projections straight ahead.
Governor Kay Ivey Apologizes for Appearing in Racist Skit.