and stokely carmichael. he was born on june 29, 1941 in trinidad and he comes to the united states two weeks before his 11th birthday in 1952 and he moves to this section of the bronx and he is one of the only black families in that neighborhood and he is a precocious and very intelligent child and always identifying with the underdog and has a wide array of interracial friends are usually charismatic and this is something that the best in new york city. and so what is extraordinary is that in 1956 to 1960, it is really during some of the key years of the heroic period of the civil rights movement and in high school he becomes an organizer and a key has a social democratic local activist that is openly gay, one of the most early and minds of the civil rights movement. he sees him as a teenager and he asked a friend who is that speaking up there. and somebody replies to him that that is the socialist and so he says that his lion going to be when i grow up. and so when we think about this, it's very important

when we think about stokely, what was he doing? he was an organizer, living and working among poor black people in the mississippi delta. when we think about the black folks, these are african-americans who often times did not have birth certificates, would never have certificates of death, many never had left the surrounding confines of the plantations. and they tried to not serve as leaders but provide help. we celebrate the 50th anniversary of a speech. she she spoke before the credentials committee in atlantic city and talked about being beaten. she talked about the hardships that poor black people were facing and told the credentials committee that they were facing these troubles because they wanted to be treated like decent human beings. she questioned, if there was no political representation for american citizens who happen to be poor and black. stokely carmichael will be one of the biggest cheerleaders and supporters. he talks about her in an interview. activist, oral historian, and all around brilliant icon. martin luther

>> lester stokes has just signed up for story time. >> stokes. >> stokes?his is story time request -- or application. so, do you have more than one child? >> i have four. >> are they all at the same house? no? okay. she's got some extras for you. you have to fill out one for each household. >> all right, thank you. >> okay? you're welcome. >> stokes has served two prior prison terms and will soon return to serve six years for false impersonation. he has four daughters by three women. but the first story he records will be for the daughter he's closest to. 7-year-old emilee. and he's just written a letter to tell her about story time. >> emilee, what's up, baby girl? i love you so much. daddy misses you so much. bunches. how is mommy doing? i heard you were doing great in school and that you're the smartest kid in your class. i'm so proud of you. i feel very happy when i know you're doing so well. i signed up for a class today so i can read stories on tape and send them to you so you can hear me. i hope that you will like it. are you being a good big sister

he goes to cleveland and campaigns for carl stokes, carl stokes is elected, and speak thieving disrespecting was getting in the last year of his life, carl stoke uses him to campaign for him but read in the book what carl stokes did to him his face the night he won the election. going to break your heart. so, king would campaign for obama, vote for him, been glad he won, and then became his critic on racism, poverty, and militarism. barack obama has used more drones than president bush did. the drone program on steroids. hate if you want, but that's the truth. he has killed more innocent women and children than george bush did. hate if you want this bet the truth. we say we're fight are terrorism but we're creating more terrorists at the same time, as you kill innocent women and children, what would you think their relatives and loved ones are now vowed to do? to strike back the evil american empire. so we're creating more terrorist even as we say we're fighting terrorism. at this very moment as the president is talking about isis, he keeps using this phrase, we going to degrade and destr

the whole idea is impossible without stokely carmichael. self-determination and black people thinking of themselves in ways that in the 1960s were profoundly in some ways impossible, eloquent, beautiful, intelligent, have the right to disagree with each other and the mainstream, it is impossible without stokely carmichael. i guess we are going to take some questions at some time. i will conclude by saying, the saying, the most important thing to me was providing an introduction to a whole new generation of americans who did not realize the profound impact that he had on american democracy. providing an introduction, whether you agree or disagree, it was always personally sincere. his sincerity and love and passionate belief is what really stands out. the fact that he really walked the talk. this is this is someone who did not just say that they were advocating. he lived a life of advocating, even when that meant injuring himself and not getting access or benefit that would have come if he had ameliorated or moderated his stance. the importa

asked mayor stokes about the increased confident. >> no beating around the bush.y are causing this activity. the more horizontal fracking and drilling we have the more problems the more waste water the more injected into the ground we're doing and it's opening fault lines that aren't open at the moment. >> in a prepared statement xto the company that owns this disposal well told "techknow" based on an analysis of the data to date, xl does not believe its well caused any of the seismic events. it's a sensitive issue. when the mayor took us to the area, a driver began taking pictures of us on a cell phone. residents of reno and azel are taking action. >> the quake started recently and it woke me up. i thought a 747 landed on my roof. >> at a round of hearings at the texas state capital, citizens voiced their complaints, the railroad is a state agency that regulates the gas and oil industry including drilling and disposal wells located throughout the state. >> how would you like it where you would have your grand kids play over in your yard if they fall in a sinkhole

stoke has seen the barcelona midfielder in the starting 11. we will take a quick look at the standings as we wait for tonight's result. chelsea and manchester city top the league with 39 points in each. followed by manchester united in third, with 32 points. arsenal and tottenham have 27 points in each, but the gunners are ahead on goal difference. burnley, hull, and lester -- leichester make up the bottom three. on the traditional boxing day, the french league is off for the holidays. marseille had an early gift for their fans. the southern team not only finished the first half of the season at the top, it extended their lead on paris-saint germaine. lyon also head into the winter break on a positive note. they finished second with 39 points after their final thrashing of balliol. the league top scorer. at the bottom, you have evian, b astia, and caen. sex platter -- sek blatter tried to end on a positive note after a controversial report on the bidding process for the world cups in russia and qatar. fifa agreed to publish a report which was

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and tonight both victims are not spending the night here on stokes street. they are with family members. we're live in san jose i'm damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >> thank you damian. >>> a big day on wall street. and we mean big. today the best day in three years for the dow. stocks gained 421 points today as the market extended a two-day rally. it continued its surge from yesterday where the federal reserve indicated it was in no rush to raise interest rates. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also up. >>> 49ers head coach jim harbaugh makes his first comments today on the firing of ray mcdonald. the niners released the defensive end yesterday after learning he is now under investigation for an alleged rape. coach harbaugh says he supports the decision to release him from the team. >> we made the decision as an organization contributed to it and in agreement with it. this was the decision by the organization. they have the right to employee what they want to employee. >> coach harbaugh says their decision was partially based on the nfl's code of ethics. at thi

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>> i don't think it is about stoking inflation.cb is doing quantitative easing, i think some of that is priced in. while it has weakened the dollar, the euro is likely unchanged. i am not sure if it is an inflationary fear in europe, but the notion of qe and getting activity moving i think is priced in. >> do you think the move lower we have seen over the last year is starting to go too far in your mind? do we see a reversal this year, or is this the trend set in place for the next 12 months question mark >> i think we would differentiate between what is happening in europe and japan versus the u.s.. placeis this trend set in for the next 12 months? >> we talk about the fed hiking rates. there is still speculation over quantitative easing. for us there is a real the virgins between europe -- real divergence between europe and the u.s. weoctober 16, the day after spoke on october 15, you stayed bullish. the stock is higher. when i look at the equity market, i would say, the economy must a very strong. markets. the commodity i look a

they are simply trying to stoke the flames of class warfare.knowing that comparison between the boss and the media, that is like half of an egg. i give you another analogy talking about a bull. what are they going to do with that metric? absolutely nothing except for stoke the flames of class warfare. charles: that is really where we are going with this. we know that these are not regular workers. they are being orchestrated. none of that had anything to do with eric varner. this is part and parcel of a very sophisticated program. dismantling what we are and what we have to calm. >> the american dream is still alive. 150 colleges and universities over the past year i have said this. the students are glad to hear somebody from minding them of that. the liberal media wants the reception to be the reality. any time they can stoke the flames of class warfare and raise welfare, that is what they are trying to do in order to promote a reception that simply is not realistic. liz: so good to be with you again. what creates income inequality in this cou

facing the challenges with the follow oil prices to stoke inflation there.ally getting out of this deflationary mindset after the fukushima disaster in 2011, pretty much japanese imports are oil now that they are more dependent on fossil fuels. that is a reason why we thought april salesd the tax hike to just around 1% but he has said that cheaper oil is definitely better longer-term than it is weighing down consumer prices in the short term. >> yvonne, thanks. >> let's get a little bit more on what's to come from the third biggest economy. let's go to tokyo and we are .oined by eisuke sakakibara great to have you with us this morning, sir. we've just had the bank of japan meeting. many people are sort of saying the bank of japan are turning a blind eye to the speed of the drop of the yen. you are a guy who knows the yen. will the speed increase? welhere will we go in 2015 for dollar-yen? >> it will soon break 120. it will head to one of the past peaks of 124.15. kuroda does not mind. toward 130. >> that's a very tepid call. i'm reading some levels at 150 an

the federal government at the highest levels and rudy giuliani says the president is among those stoking racial tensions in america, and he's sticking by that. >> you said a while ago, that president obama contributed to a rhetorical atmosphere about hating american police. you want to recast that or take that back? >> oh, not at all. often when he's talking about police issues he had al sharpton sitting next to him. if you would like to have a poster boy for hating the police, it's al sharpton. who you associate with is part of your rhetoric. if i was talking to you about ending the mafia as i did in the 1980s or fighting the mafia, and i had joe columbo sitting with me you would say he was a big hypocrite wouldn't you? >> let's ask bob. you see it differently? >> that was one more disgraceful off the wall. i like rudy juliangiuliani but that's going way too far. i want one example of one thing he said that's not trying to heal the racial guide in this country. >> you said that you resent me. >> that is somebody that barack obama thinks is good and solid on race relations. and he's elev

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earlier police found two burning cars, run at river walk apartment and the other at lee avenue and stokes it procedure or profiling. a federal agent is accusing santa clara police of abusing him and trashing his home because he is a muslim. he was pulled utley oout of hisd pushed to the ground by officers. even though the whole family is outside the home officers use a battering ram to get inside. he was suspected of having a stolen dash cam. >> i know that this kind of overly excessive pleasing -- policeing without a legal basis is completely wrong. >> they say they did follow procedures and took precautions because he was a federal agent. >> this person who is a suspect is a federal police officer with police officer training with a weapon. so we have to take all the necessary precaution when executing that search warrant. we don't know what to expect. >> no dash cam was ever found and court documents show the case was dismissed and now he is considering filing a lawsuit against the officers. >>> a santa clara woman's favorite freeway may have been found deadly. >>> and apple with a mo

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. >> stoked. stoked. >> thank you rosemary. >>> got it. >>> 5:52.a small town in wisconsin is getting a lot of attention. coming up in 25 minutes the reason more mail than usual is pouring in to its one post office. >>> the price of eggs is going up. after the break the reason behind the hike, how much more you can expect to pay. closed captioning brought to you by one toyota of oakland. start a revolution a revolution in coffee quality with the finest nespresso coffee blends. a revolution in technology with unique centrifusion. a revolution in taste with a naturally formed crema on both coffee and espresso. nespresso vertuoline. experience the revolution of coffee. time now, 5:55. pope francis delivered his message to the bishops and roman catholic church. he expressed his hope for world peace at his addressed. he celebrated his birthday, making personal pleas to leaders of both countries to normalize their relationship. >>> national gas prices are at their lowest price in 5 and a half years. 24 states have at least some stations selling gas for le

by stoking hostility against them.o said the grief should be the focus for everyone. >> how do we support them. any organization planning events or gathering about politics and protests - that can be for another day. >> racial tensions have grown, spiked by social media's attention to alleged police brutality. this is something that should bring us together. the president obama administration rejected accusations that their effectiveness had not been undercut. >> we need to make sure we have conversations about how policing can be done effectively. we need to, at the same time, protect our law enforcement personnel. >> more protests were planned in milwaukee, after prosecutors decided not to seek charges against police officers accused of shooting another black gentleman to death. the latest tensions overshadow the fact that the u.s. has seen a sharp decline in police fatalities committed by criminals over the past decade. >>> glen e martin is a criminal justice and founder. back in the studio. welcome. so you herd the

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they are there to shout to stoke the fires. they didn't go back to ferguson after the aftermath. they are not there when the police go back to 8 hour shifts when januaeice is looking at he burned out building and mohammed and i are walking through his store there is water dripping from the season. the smoke you would smell in your nose after a couple hours. in ferguson a young pregnant woman is picking up the pieces of her life and employees don't know how they are paying their bills. these guys stoke the fires that lead to fires and then they walk away. >> you wanted to weigh in. no one wanted the violence and destruction to the buildings that happened here. you have to understand when you talk about civil rights and change especially in communities that are primarily african american, almost all of that type of change in the history of our country has always been for people who worked from that community. this community could have made a change a long time ago but they never changed the situation in that community. let me tell you i work in a lot of different communities i don'

michelle who tore the family apart by stoking her own daughter's allegations of abuse, to drive a permanents money all to herself. they could easily see her goading her father into planning a murder. >> michelle is a sociopath. she is absolutely -- cares nothing about anyone or anything but michelle. >> reporter: quite an allegation, if true. and, as it happened, detective brooks was pretty sure he saw an effort by the grieving widow to manipulate him. he'd interviewed her, of course, right after the murder. >> i nudged his leg, and i screamed his name again, and he didn't move at all. >> reporter: all that emotion in her voice, it seemed like an act to him. >> there was no tears. no tears. >> reporter: but her voice of desperation captured on the 911 call, surely that was real? >> she's not answering the door, okay? >> reporter: maybe not. one of michelle's neighbors said they saw her standing calmly in the middle of the lawn. >> they see a woman standing out there talking on her phone. didn't appear to be in a grievous situation for sure. >> reporter: wasn't like she was calling around th

." >> after months if not years of stoking anger -- >> stoking anger? between societies, between classes, genders, the war on women -- >> oh, come on. to blame the leadership of this country for a terrible act by a terrible person who does something horrible is just playing politics. jon: okay. so let's talk about michael brown. eric holder is persisting with this justice department investigation -- >> good. jon: -- on the michael brown shooting after a grand jury, after ordinary citizens said the police did not act -- >> and after we found out that one person on the grand jury lied and, in fact, the prosecutor, mccullough, knew that person wasn't telling the truth and still went with that testimony anyway. of course it should be investigated. that doesn't result in, nor should it be blamed for a terrible act, a tragic death of cops. you don't blame the death of cops on these actions, and to try to tie them together -- >> but, again, this is not a vacuum. eric holder was saying last week that he can't tell african-americans in this country if they're sa

these guys stoked the fires, literally, that lead to fires. and then they walk away. >> darryl, you wanted to weigh in. >> for sure. without question no one wanted the violence and the destruction to the businesses that have happened here. now, you have to understand when you talk about civil rights and change, especially in communities that are primarily african-american, almost all of that type of change and the history of our country has always been for people who weren't from that community. this community could have made a decision to change a long time ago, but its leaders never did anything to change the situation that existed in that community. so people have to come in -- let me tell you, i work in a lot of different communities every day i don't live in to bring change. when you do that you have to go in and push the system to be just a little bit better. >> let me go -- steven, you own a store. what happened to your store? we're going to get to everybody's story as we go on. >> first of all, i'd like to back up a little bit about wh

i'm so ready, dude, so stoked, so sick, ah!al is celebrating an early christmas present. 19 inches of new snow. allowing them to open more runs heading into the holidays. it probably wasn't the easiest drive on snow-covered i-80 but there is no place jake smith would rather be. >> nine to nine. we are going until 9:00 or until we can't go any more. that's the plan. >> reporter: the timing couldn't be better for the resorts. they have had to rely on manmade snow during the drought but they are hoping this early season storm is a sign of things to come. >> that was nick janes reporting there. many of the resorts in the lake tahoe area got at least a foot of snow from the storm. >>> well, passengers on a united airlines flight from sfo to sydney made an unexpected side trip. their plane was stuck in no man's land for seven hours. here's the story. >> reporter: after a flight across the pacific ocean, this was not how united airlines passengers expected to arrive in australia stranded almost 300 kilometers from their destination. >

about peaceful protests and shone a light on the anti-cop sentiment and the violence that you have stoked. >> and the protests have not been peaceful here in new york, doctor. cop that was assaulted. >> there were many. >> even the mayor didn't stick up for the police then. he said that it was an alleged assault of a cop which really ticked off a lot of police and residents. >> and this is not an accident. in other words, the idea that he somehow stumbled into dividing the city is no more credible than the idea that eric holder stumbled into the idea of dividing the nation or that barack obama stumbled into criticizing a cambridge police officer who was just doing his job. these folks are intent on dividing people on various lines, including socio economic and racial bases and thereby profiting from that. divide and conquer, accumulate power by dividing the nation. >> i'm glad you brought up president obama. hang on one second. governor pataki is asking, where is president obama on all of this? >> the president had no qualms going on tv and making a statement right after ferguson. where h

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>> it can be if the wrong people get involved and start to stoke. >> what about al sharpton?i know he's going to get involved. it's heart breaking, last wednesday i was over at del fresco, it's a high cross restaurant in new york. how many people in ferguson jails are thinking he's going to protest and he's having a prime rib. at the end of the day, you can't control what people think about you or what they do to you, but you can control yourself. get your education, become a weapon of knowledge, become of a weapon of success, become something that's meaningful to the community and to yourself. leave a legacy, build something that can't be torn down. >> what do you want to hear from bill deblasio? >> i think he's cut fromom almo that same cloth as sharpton. there's a lot of agitators out there, the guys that put this no shopping on black friday, a movie director, a hollywood mogul, for a lot of reasons, people that hate this country, bill deblasio, anything that will rip the fabric of america they will pounce on. >> do you think this is a different case because we have the vi

these guys stoked the fires, literally, that lead to fires. and then they walk away. >> darryl, you wanted to weigh in. >> for sure. without question no one wanted the violence and the destruction to the businesses that have happened here. now, you have to understand when you talk about civil rights and change, especially in communities that are primarily african-american, almost all of that type of change and the history of our country has always been for people who weren't from that community. this community could have made a decision to change a long time ago, but its leaders never did anything to change the situation that existed in that community. so people have to come in -- let me tell you, i work in a lot of different communities every day i don't live in to bring change. when you do that you have to go in and push the system to be just a little bit better. >> let me go -- steven, you own a store. what happened to your store? we're going to get to everybody's story as we go on. >> first of all, i'd like to back up a little bit about wh

arrested him yesterday after responding to a call of a sexual assault in progress in an apartment on stokes street in west san jose. investigators say he assaulted a 63-year-old woman and a 54- year-old woman. the man is on parole for a robby conviction. in california the number of parolees who return to prison is the highest in the country. >>> there are new developments in the case of a dui suspect taken down by sheriff's deputies. prosecutors dropped the dui charges and today that man filed a lawsuit. >>> eric rasmussen is live in the news room it explain what the absolut seeking. >> reporter: there is -- lawsuit is seeking. >>> the lawyers want damages for what they call excessive force and a disregard of their client's rights. despite the video, there are still very different opinions about what it shows. >> reporter: he had just been arrested for dui when this altercation with deputies broke out at the jail in santa rosa almost two years ago. tased 20 times. the sheriff's office said he was resisting and lashed out of a nurse before the video was recorded. last month his attorneys cal

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coming up, mayor de blasio attacks the media for misrepresenting the protests and stoking unrest.e just looking for a scapegoat? that debate coming right'll back. lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene, specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. . >>> in the unresolved problem segment tonight, as the factor has been rereporting bill de blasio has been a big supporter of protests in his city and when he was asked yet about the extreme and sometimes criminal behavior of some of the protesters, he attacked the media and blamed them for being divisive. >> the question is what are you guys going to do? what are you guys going to do. are you going to keep dividing us? i don't see reports on the many decent good people. i don't see reports on the every day cops who do the exemplary thing and hold the line and show restraint and discipline no matter what inventriclive is hurled at them. you know what i am telling you over again. a

. >> ukraine and the last blame russia for stoking the conflict. moscow has denied this. leaders are to meet with both sides for peace talks a date for which has yet to be named. >> italy has been hit with a massive general strike this friday. the country's trade unions are showing anger over economic reforms. prime minister matteo renzi jobs act aims to shake up the labor market by making it easier for companies to hire and fire. i has printed workers from italy's three main unions to walk off the job. rail and air traffic has been stopped in many schools are closed. not to a controversial topic in france. president francois hollande has announced mp's will vote on a bill that will allow doctors to aid the deaths of the terminally ill. it will be allowed the terminally ill to be given sedatives until death and provide for doctors to remove life support. here's the details. >> the two french mps who drew up the law are keen to emphasize the proposals are limited. they will allow doctors to give deep sedation until death to patients in chronic pain. the patients will need

he is the first palestinian cabinet members to die during a protest and his death is likely to stoke simmering temp -- tension over jerusalem and the west bank. >> seen here in the brown coat shortly before his death. this footage captures just before is security forces grabbed him and make chokehold. moments do, he keeled over. the altercation took lace after israeli soldiers fired tear gas at demonstrators protesting israeli settlements. he was filming the is really soldiers, accusing them of using excessive force. this is an occupation of terror, he said. some say he was hit in the chest with a tear gas canister. others say he died of exposure to teargas. despite the cause, it is clear who is to blame. >> will do not have to remain silent. we have to bring his killers to the international criminal court. they must pay a heavy price for his crime -- this crime. they have hurt us deeply and saddened every one of us. next israeli military says it plans to hold a joint investigation with palestinian officials -- >> israeli military says it plans to hold a joint investigation with pale

that's just stoking the flames. so in the wake of these shootings over the weekend setting this up for everyone, you have two people from that union saying that the blood is on the hands of city hall and of the mayor and so that is just my sliver of explanation. how do you -- it's like this message of unity that they are lacking. >> the mayor needs to have a conversation with lynch. lynch's rhetoric is tied to the fact that he's a union leader. >> president of the biggest union. >> he's a union leader. he's going to stoke the flames and try to build up a lot of fire against the mayor because he has to negotiate with the mayor at some point down the line. i think it's rhetoric that needs to be met head-on but not in front of the cameras. he needs to take lynch into the back room and say you're about to make this city explode. the fact that he hasn't done it and the thing that bothers me about the mayor is who is he listening to? i've tried to meet with him. i've tried to take distinguished business leaders to meet wi

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