and by the way, it's no longer a black and whitish you alone. you have spanish. you have asian folks. this is not -- you know, the same old battles. we got this stew that is bubbling up from people everywhere. we have to make sure that we in our own lives, our own families and workplaces do a better job of treating everybody with basic respect. and understanding that not everybody starts off in the same situation. imagining what it would be like if you were born in an inner city and had no job prospects anywhere within a 20-minute radius. or how does it feel being born in some rural county where there's no job opportunities in a 20-mile radius. seeing those two things as connected as opposed to separate. so, you know, we have work to do. but overall, i think on this front the trend lines will be good. chrissy is going to get the last question. chrissy is -- you know, i've been knowing her since springfield, illinois. when i was a state senator, she listened to what i had to say. so the least i can do is give her the last question as president of the united states

it's whitish. >> the smoke is white and it appears we have a new pope. >> breaking news, the world's 1.2 billion roman catholics have a new pope. >> we have a new pope. >> stephen: yes, we have a new pope, me and the reverend al sharpton. see you at mass on sunday, al. [ laughter ] the point is: the lord hath smokein. habeas this guy-em. cardinal jorge bergoglio of argentina or as he will be known pope francis. the first pope named for st. francis of assisi, one of the most beloved of all time. that's a ballsy move, it's like going with the name pope kitten falling asleep. [laughter] pope franky has waste nod time. our pope now no longer looks like he is out to crush the rebel alliance. [cheers and applause] but as much -- [cheers and applause] -- as much as i like the new pontiff, i may he may be going too faf with his message of pope and change. [laughter] >> setting a tone for a humbler, simpler paip cinch he dreams of a church on the side of the poor. >> he refused to sit on a thrown to accept oath of allegiance but stood on the same level. >> pope francis shocked a newspaper sta

the instruction was pretty good, it was a plaque and whitish shoe, apologize or receive a harsh sentence, why they didn't do that, a couple of them came up to speak to the judge and said they sid my didn't know this was going on, they knew they should have known, if they would have known, they would have said something, but the judge said look the evidence in this case is overwhelming you were all accomplice sit. three of them were executive directors of the school system, so they were in high positions the judge said the evidence was there you were culpable so therefore you have to serve the time. >> a volunteer sheriffs deputy has now turned himself into police. officials say baits mistake his gun for a tazer and his lawyer believes the charges are misdirected. i feel they are unwarranted. >> they have taken the fact that this man has been good to the community, and has been benevolent to the community and been a great citizen for our town, and made it something bad or sinister. >> . >> to a part of a undercover sting operation he ran and his capture was recorded on police sun glass ca

but i don't think this is a black-whitish you. what i think we're having here is -- because it could happen anywhere. we're having a lack of preparedness issue. these problems can be solved way before they happen. somebody like jesse jackson of al sharpton coming up there, they just throw fire or gas on that flame. if we as leaders in the communities could actually start looking at this way before, it's the same as if we trained all law enforcement. >> i agree. the whole policing community. jason, i got a question. how many people died in chicago last weekend? seven. you know how many people were injured? 29. isn't jesse jackson from chicago? >> he is from chicago. but jesse jackson's got an agenda. that agenda is to blame whites for what's going on with black. chicago doesn't naurt agenda. so jesse's out making hay about white on black vile eps so to speak instead of black on black violence. but to the point about al sharpton, it's interesting. it shows that al sharpton is not only making trouble, but media helps him make trouble

, received that there, walked outside with his mail, sat on a park bench, opened the letter, that whitish, orangish substance came out. that was monday. washington police arrived, fbi are awaiting final test results. preliminary tests showed that positive. >> was he harmed in any way? >> he was not having symptoms, he is not talking publicly, but his office and mayor's office are confirming he did receive this letter and that he did not suffer any illnesses or ailments as a result. >> what do we know about the content of the letter. was it all about guns? >> we know the letter was mailed on, both letters were mailed may 20th from shreveport, louisiana, and in the letter we don't have direct quotes, but it is explained to us, says no one is going to take our gun rights away. this is including threats against mayor bloomberg. that's the content of this. it does not appear to be linked to previous letters sent to the white house and congress a few weeks back. again, it is concerning that people are sending these types of letters. we have not seen confirmed instances since the anthrax attack

it's a black and whitish for some people, whether mormons they see are christian or not christian. i agree with joe. it's going to come down to a choice between whether they want to elect mitt romney for the next four years and get a republican back into the white house, even if he is a mormon, or whether they're going to stay home, not mobilize, not get out the vote and risk the prospect of barack obama. i suspect actually with mitt romney, a lot of people that say they don't want to vote for him on the evangelical side, it might be be on him flip-flopping on issues as much as mormonism. chris: romney has come off a bit odd in a different ways. his sense of humor is definitely somewhere out there for some people. politico, your organization has written in the past is there a sense of him being weird. that can be played upon and may catch on to his religion as well as part of the weirdness about the guy. he comes from a different background from us, from other people. how do you think it's going to play, john harris? >> i don't think romney is weird, but he has lived a life that is

whitish chalky debris that only this morning looked more like a wall, protectsing the trove of gifts. this affable gentleman is bill who seems to live on some kind of cursed lot. >> even the house -- >> reporter: this home burned down eight years ago around the time of his daughter's high school graduation and

it is not a black issue, it is not a whitish you.seeing how it plays out with black individuals, it is a blue issue. this is how the men in blue, the women in blue, how they treat people and that is what has to change. it is an entire culture that has to change. if one person does wrong, there has to be some change so that others can do what is the right thing. people have to be treated with humanity and that apparently as we are seeing across the united states, is not what always happens in cases involve involve police and how they treat those in their custody. that must change and those that can't deal with the changes, they must be able to be rooted out of the police force. >>> asian markets have opened with gains after the u.s. decision to raise interest rates by a quarter of a%. rates have been near zero in an attempt to boost the economy since the global financial crisis. it's likely to strengthen the dollar and increase investment in the united states. as kristen saloomey reports. >> reporter: it was a sign of confidence in th

>> do you see the yellowish and kind of the whitish colors?off the brighter light basically, so they don't know. there are a couple of different things that could be causing it. if one is correct it could be a huge deal, right? have you heard of dark matter. most of our galaxy is made up on the dark matter. they say that spot could be evidence of the annihilation of dark matter. we don't have any proof that dark matter exists. that picture potentially could do it. >> you know, i haven't eaten all day, and now you have me wanting a milky way. >> that actually sounds pretty tasty right now. >> is there a milky way in the machine back there? i want one. >> what do you do? >> there's a little snack machine over there. i'm going to get a milky way in a second. >> what else do you have? >> we have one more mystery for you, don. this has to do with stonehenge, right? mystery has surrounded this thing for thousands of years. the basic consensus is this thing is used for spiritual worship and burials. one researcher now says maybe it has something to d

so it is not a black whitish it is a nation issue.le are operating in fear and afraid to walk out of homes. and i know that is not what god intended for our country. i know that, we know that. >> it is an american problem but here are these two now sadly well-known cases in florida. travon martin and now your son. florida seem to have a special problem here. we have big following in florida with the nra i can see that. looking at their website you know, and everyone looks at florida as far as concealed weapon permits i think it has tripled over the last few years. i know the nra has over four million members. people want to bear arms. i upt stand that. people want to have concealed weapons now. when i say it is a problem not just the state of florida. i see that as a problem states are operating as individual countries. when you go to europe, you know, the size is around the same but you see each state size is a country in europe. we are operating like a country. each state if colorado wants marijuana then they goat et it. if florida

>> do you see the yellowish and whitish colors? it gives off this brighter light.'t know why. if one of them is correct, it could be a huge deal. have you heard of dark matter? they say most of our galaxy is made up of dark matter. they say that spot could be evidence of the annihilation of dark matter. so we don't have any proof that dark matter exists. that could prove it. >> i haven't eaten all day. now you have me wanting a milky way. is there a milk way way in the machine back there? i want one. >> maybe a snickers. >> there's a little machine over there. i'm going to go get a milky way in a second. what else do you have? >> one more mystery for you, don. this one has to do with stonehenge. the basic consensus is this thing is basically used for worship, spiritual worship and burials. but one researcher says maybe it has something to do with sound. that's next. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie on one of those, if you want a so

. >> you know, it's grainy, it's a little black and whitish and i think it captures the way in which leer and cor delia are speaking past each other as only parents and children can. nothing. nothing. nothing comes of nothing. it's that word set in emotion that is going to reverberate through the play. there's a musical quality to shake peer's plays and there are ways in which, in the opening mean ands there are words that are released and it's going to haunt that relationship from beginning to that last moment when leer points to the other daughter. >> here is act 2 scene iv as leer confronts them. here it is! what need one. >> oh, it's superfluous. allow nature no more than nature needs! man's life is as cheap as beasts thou art a lady, if only to go on are gorgeous when nature needs not what keeps thee warm but for true need all heaven's give me patience. patience i need you see me hear you gods, a poor old man asull of grief as age, wretched i both, yet it be you that stirs these daughters' hearts against their father, fool me not so much to bare it tamely. touch me with noble en

a police report says that letter contained a whitish-orange stance substance. have to kill me and my family before you get my gun, it read, anyone who wants to come to my house will be shot in the face t. right the bear sarms my constitutional god-given right and i will exercise that right till the day i tie. what is in the letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you. is the with thele over gun control behind tease threats? >> that's what that seems. it could be somebody on the other side trying to make their point by blaming the people who believe in gun rights. >> reporter: this latest round of threats has many wondering if ricin is becoming the weapon of choice for intimidation. >> rice isn't probably one of the worst ways to try to dill i kill somebody. so i don't see it as a threat in an actual capability to kill but rather to intimidate and attract publicity. >> reporter: now we just got off the phone with an fbi spokesperson, they say there have been no arrests and there are still no suspects labelled officially. so we'll wait and see how

. >> if if it becomes a black whitish ue or trayvon martin now m noel you have a whole different set of issues. >> back to your point on terrorism in the white house not really calling terrorism terrorism. you have to realize obama's background from the beginning this is someone who palled around with bill ayers. this is someone who went to a church that basically preached hate. you have got to realize -- >> your point? >> she is making the point. >> oh my goodness. the point of it is, this obama is someone that is anti war, anti-terrorism. cameron stop. >> he doesn't want to call terrorism what is terrorism. that's what it is about. >> let me bring you in here. >> i would like to find out from the former secret service why was the front door not locked? isn't there a security advice? i think congressman asked that. >> the point here is of course he didn't have to be shot if things were working right he would have been detained before he got to the door. >> the question here is -- >> i have been in the security business. the detective that could have observed him going over the wall

and discrimination and murder of after condition american men by our law enforcement and there is a whitishis acknowledging that we have that problem and for our organization, we want to be very transparent of where we stand and the fact that we need to acknowledge this is a real problem in our country and you know atlanta is a place of civil rights and a lot of forefront leaders that come out of this area and i think we have to be one of those organizations that addresses this and addresses the origins of the problem and keeps the conversations going. that's what the town hall is about and i am going to speak to the entire organization. >> i want to ask you about the nfl recently did which is passing an expansion of the rooney ru reese witherspo rooney's rule. i think people look at that and think there should be more coaches of color. the majority of nfl and nba owners are white, the vast majority, what about that and may be if that's part of the problem? >> well, acknowledging that you need to put in a rule to grant access is the problem. we are trying to figure out how to over come a hi

part of the conversation, and help work toward as solution too much has been focused on black and whitish shoes he wrote, when will we include others? i am latino and believe my voice will be positive contribution to efforts to bring st. louis together. in the masses of applications we also found one from the mayor of ferguson who has been criticized for his city's response. the mayors of nearby city also applied other community leaders stress the importance of education, like attorney ashley vonn. >> education can be the tool for preventing another ferguson she says. however, quality schools cannot be achieved without focusing on the root causes of failing school districts. continued lynn reed is a retired teacher, one of the first black teachers hired in the classroom that was mostly white. i not only saw white flight, i have lived it. as a teacher i have the experience of speaking at two former students funerals. we need to give our young people a reason to stay and continue to move our community forward. father and former teacher wants to be part of the change. the lack of integration

mean, that's different races, but as far as the situation, i can't really say really a black and whitish shoe. it's about, you know, the police officer. abusing their power. >> and on that point, the new york police commissioner said the city will now retrain the entire department on the use of floor. mayor bill de blasio watched over some of the traping on thursday, as you see here. they already started this. he said garner's death is raising a lot of tough questions and it is important now to get it right. a judge ruled in releasing much of the testimony and evidence presented in the grand jury, but we did learn the jurors heard from some 50 witnesses and saw 60 exhibits during their nine months on the panel. we're also lerping about the officer at the center of the firestorm. our randi kaye reports. >> reporter: an eight-year veteran of the new york police department, officer daniel pantaleo comes from a family that has long served the city. his phatter is a retired new york city firefighter. his uncle, an officer with the nypd. >> he's the model of what we want a police officer to be

in this, this green carpet because of that light green looks very whitish. >> the colors seen microscopicallynot be identical. >> a more sophisticated microscope. >> let me open this up. >> can separate colors to identify a specific fiber. we took another look. now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when what is looking at the fiber at first, i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires and overnight news. >> i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. been an ex-news reporter. nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now almost 23, a wanna-be music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modelled after the jackson five. this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:30 to 8:30 that evening. >> the studio was a small demo studio. >> kathy andrews was co-owner of that studio. >> to my best recollection, he auditioned young kids for

it's not just the black issue or whitish shoe. the early voting is put into place to make it all the more convenient for people to have access to the polls, especially people who are lower income, who have hard time getting transportation to get to the voting booth early. they have a very big need for why this sort of early voting needs to be in place and be in tact. >> it seems to me looking at this historically you had the poll tax, you had literacy reducing the voting potential or ease with which minorities vote. in the old base, it was rot and smell something in greek and the tax was clearly a way to limit voting. it just seems that what the republican haves picked up on. >> exactly. the arguments have been used to show support but why the post 2013 laws should be okay and not harmful to the black community and minority voters in general is they are saying they are neutral but all the types of laws you just stated, poll taxes, literacy tax are neutral. the issue that they are designed to have a negative impact on the ability o

. >> reporter: the police report finding a plastic bag of whitish powder at the scene that incl e includedtant could provide assistance. she's still in the hospital unable to speak. she, too, tested positive for cocaine. family and friends wonder if they could have stumbled on something someone wanted to keep quiet. sources tell abc news they may have been working on an investigative documentary and may have been targeted. tragically you left this world. only time will heal what you leave behind. tell the world what happened in her husband's last moments. joining me now is lawrence, the chair of sciences. you say this is one of the most mysterious cases you have heard of. how so? >> it is. there are questions about how cocaine ended up in his stomach. was this voluntarily injected or forced to consume the drug. >> it's unusual for it to be in the stomach. it's not the preferred method. >> usually, they snort it or inhale it or they will sometimes rub it on their gums, sometimes inject it intravainously. sometimes they will ingest it, it's called parachuting. >> i have never heard that. if

not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that is. white. that's my tide. what's yours?ve threats coming out of iran. be white house responding to the tensions say there's still time and space for to work. u.n. inspectors are not going to visit the country oos nuclear sites today. stephanie gosk joins us live. the government is threatening to cut off oil to european countries if they don't secure a long-term contract with tehran at the moment. what could we make of these defiant messages out of iran so far wb sglr well, richard, we don't know for sure what the government is thinking, but we can make reasonable assumptions. part of this is for domestic consumption. iran has faced new sanctions, threats of attack from israel. thls the government stand iing and saying we'll attack first. also that the sanctions will place a ban on exports already. this comes after the european union said they would ban imports from iran starting july 1st. that's four months away. it's not going to hurt them that badly if the exports are stopped right now. so a lot of this really for the dom

. >> george zimmerman's dad issued a statement saying hey, this isn't strictly a black and whitish shoeeorge zimmerman is a spanish speaking minority. just because you're a minority doesn't mean you can't be biased. does that make sense? >> it means absolutely nothing. research for 20 years now has found that large numbers of white folks and latino folks have anti-black bias. the fact that a person of color may have the same bias against black folks or other people have means nothing. there were black slave owners. that means absolutely nothing at all. >> more with tim weiss coming up. tim, thank you very much. >>> concerned black mothers, a group that caught our attention in the light of this trayvon martin killing. what mothers of young black males are telling their sons about how to survive in america today. it's a conversation you need to hear. this good... colors are more vibrant, words are pin sharp, everything is more brilliant. because when a screen becomes this good... it's simply you and the things you care about. the stunning retina display. on the new ipad. >>> back to our d

the whitish willment is now the minority. >> unioning me now is joy reid. feeling for the white establishment tonight? >> tragic. >> bill o'reilly and the white establishment are founding their powers fading. >> yeah, it's fading. i will concede to bill o'reilly absolutely the the minorities who are taking over the country want stuff. they want to not have voter id laws, they want the respect of being treated like americans even if they might have an ak sent. they want to not be labeled welfare queens. they want things. they want to vote. fancy that. the problem that the republican party has is that when they look at minorities, they either look at them as a threat that's taking over the country, that ascribe to the minority's power that trust me, we don't have, or they look at them as an opportunity for tokenism. and this party that is supposedly against affirmative action, their way of outreach to latinos or african-american is find one so conservative that no others would vote for them and say look at this, vote for them. i mean, it doesn't work. >> mark

in this, because of the light green, it looks very whitish. >> the colors seem microscopically is notcarpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> i'm going to open this up. >> can separate colors to identify a specific fiber. we took another look. awe, now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires and overnight news, he told us -- >> i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. being an exnews reporter, nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now, almost 23, a wannabe music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modeled after the jackson 5. in fact, the afternoon lubie geter disappeared, williams said this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:30 to 8:30 that evening. >> it was a small demo studio. >> k

it's not a black nor whitish shoe. >> it's about children being brought into this world and they needfter them. as i say, a check is not enough. >> wendy, here is the interesting thing. i am the product of a single parent, a mother. i was also abused as a kid. i have insight on this. my mother says to me, to this day,itis not her fought, i don't blame my moth ere. she says i wish i could have been around more. i was out working. perhaps it would not have happened to you or if your father was there. my father died when i was a young boy. if your father would have been there, you know what mom, i don't blame you, but i agree, had my parents been there, i probably would not have been molested as a child. >> it's important to remember that this idea of a traditional nuclear family with two adults both bilogically related to the offspring in the household is a new development. it came when we adopted farming and had to sit still. women and men parented in large groups of what ant poll gists called aloe parents. many people who had a biological interest in the child. part of the modern capi

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because in this, this green carpet, because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the color seenroscopically is not going to be identical to what the overall carpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> so let me just open this up -- >> -- can separate colors to identify a specific fiber. we took another look. oh, now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and that i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires in overnight news. he told us -- >> i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. being an ex-news reporter and all, you know, nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now almost 23, a wannabe music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modeled after the jackson 5. in fact, the afternoon lubie geter disappeared, williams says this receipt shows he had an alibi, aud

. >> it's good to see it's a black or whitish you, it's a very real human issue of being homeless, orot having what you need for general activities of daily living. food, water, shelter. >> reporter: larry rice says he was stunned by the number of vokts. he has been hosting these dinners for four decades, and said he has never seen so many eager helpers. he said he only hopes this goodwill will last longer than a day. >> the surgeon has opened up the cancer. i want to see healing. i vant to see violence stop, but i also want to see healing take place. >> reporter: a lot offing volunteers admit this is an area that is rm hurting right now, and it could take a long time for the area to heal. tony? >> diane for us. happy thanksgiving. >>> three rounds of explosions and gunfire in the afghan capitol of kabul will taliban fighters staged attacks. this after a suicide bomber rammed a car into a british embassy vehicle. charles stratford reports from kabul. >> reporter: afghan security forces race into the road. another suicide attack along a highway that has become one of the most dangerous

. >> let's say it becomes a black/whitish shoe.comes ferguson, trayvon martin, now, noel, you've got a whole different set of issues comes up. >> well, back to your point on terrorism and the white house not really fully saying -- calling terrorism terrorism. you have to realize obama's background from the very beginning. this is someone that palled around with bill ayers. look what bill ayers' background is. this is someone that went to a church that basically preached hate. so you've got to realize -- >> hang on. she's making the point. let her make it. noel. >> the point of it is is obama is someone that's antiwar, antiterrorism. tamara, stop. thanks. >> wait for the mic. >> he doesn't want to call e terrorism when it's actually terrorism. that's what it's about. and it's jeopardizing our national security. >> alex, let me bring you in here. >> well, i would like to find out from former secret service why was the front door not locked? isn't there a security device? i mean, i think it was congressman isis asked that. wasn't ther

both of the pictures and pitches he's made this week have been to predominantly whitish shoes.s not addressing the number one issues that african-americans say is pivotal in this race, the justice of criminal justice reform. and when he talks about it, we know he's talking about law and order, that's a racist code word for lock up african-americans. >> but you know, professor, steven a. smith was on this program in spring of 2015 and said something similar. watch this. >> i definitely believe that the black vote has been taken for granted. i'm simply saying, let's not be so transparent in support of one party over another when that does not appear to be working for us. force people to flatter us. white folks do it, jewish folks do it, hispanic folks are doing it, why can't black folks do it? that's all i'm saying. >> professor swane, isn't that exactly what donald trump is saying? >> yes, i challenge african-american that is watching your show to listen to the speech that donald trump gave a few days ago about race and law and order. and one reason he's speaking to audiences th

you can see thick, brown and now a whitish smoke billowing from that cvs. it has been clearly set on fire. just moments ago at this location we saw a caravan of perhaps 40 to 50 prince george's maryland police here. they obviously need help with their police department. they are being overwhelmed. another caravan, maryland state transportation authority. a lot of people milling about. if we look over here a lot of people have been milling about. this is the case on virtually every intersection that we have visited. some are merely by standers curious about what is going on and others are residents and some are downright angry. i heard another colleague of mine saying a block from where we are standing we saw people with quarts of milk bars of soap anything that they could carry carry out of that cvs and piling them into their car. a lot of activity here. i count one, two, three, four five helicopters. some of the police helicopters other than obviously news helicopters but a very very fluid situation. we can kind of determine the rioting, it ebbs and flows