what happened when general washington planned to attack sir henry clinton in new york? nothing happened. exactly, because of clinton's sudden countermoves that could only have taken place if the english had secret inside information. makes sense to me. if james were correct, which i hope he is not, the spy would have to be someone in a trusted position close to general washington, and i cannot imagine who could be so disloyal to such a noble person and such a noble cause. [horse neighs]

clinton a war criminal? >> was, absolutely. how could she not be just as henrysinger. >> with drones, kissinger was involved with anything that moves and breathes, that's genocidal. hillary never said that. but she's making the decision of drones dropping bombs on hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people. >> diplomat i can decisions. it's the department of defense-- >> she's in the room with the president making decisions with regard to a killer list. >> reporter: in addition to that exchange we had a lively discussion with dr. west about president obama, foreign policies, domestic issues, racism and even dr. martin luther king. our full interview airs tonight on "talk to ajoy. i hope every will join in. >> a lively discussion. thank you. >>> just ahead its championship sunday at the little league world series. we'll have a live report from williamsport, pennsylvania, in just a bit. standards in journalism. >> a new voice of journalism in the u.s., al jazeera america. america. >> we tell the human store ri from around the block, across the country. >> if joe

clinton-- >> absolutely. very much. how could she be secretary of state, the same way henry kissinger was. >> that's quite a bit differentthan-- >> anything that mosts and breathes, that's genocidal, she never said that but she's making additions connec connect--those decisions connected with those drones that are dropped on hundreds of people. >> reporter: she's making political decisions. >> she's in the room with the president in regard to a killer list. >> reporter: we also had a lively discussion with dr. west about barack obama, racism and martin luther king. our interview appears on talk al jazeera. i hope everybody will tune in. >> david. thank you. a church in new orleans is remainderemembering it's rule ie civil rights movement this weekend. robert bray has more from new orleans. >> reporter: there are tens of thousands of people celebrating the march on washington. the 50th anniversary this weekend and into the week. people here in new orleans are looking at another part of that. this church on this exact place in 1957, 28-year-old martin luther king became the president of the southern leadership conference.