. >> they still honor the kkk. >> what do you think of that? over speaking where did it all go wrong. this was not supposed to happen. >> reporter: by hollywood odds she shouldn't have risen on director. women directors make only 4% according to one study and a woman director of color is virtually unheard of. >> do you think that the fact that your film "selma" is such an important event that this and of itself is going to be a big step in the direction of enabe bling future people to do it? >> i don't know. don't know. i'm not a big believer in one person that's a door opener. i can open the door but if no one is coming stlu it or the door is allowed to close right after me it doesn't mean much. >> action. >> reporter: she may be a relative new by as a director but she's an old hand at selling films. she worked just out of camera rank for years as a publicist and movies such as "dream girls" and "the help" in getting word out. she wants michael mann in action and tried directing herself. she made some low budget films that were well received w

they are coming under fire for using the initial kkk during black history month.oted a kids event in the united kingdom called kkk wednesdays. it went viral for all of the wrong reasons. here kkk stands for krispy kreme club but after you decried this mishap online they removed the ad and apologized profusely. but still you are tweeting this has been a rough black history month. so it is a good thing we are celebrating black history in our own way. like the #historic poc where you are tweeting photos of every day people of color throughout history and we created the hash tag my black history and we'll share the best responses here on tweeple next week. and you can join us on facebook twitter and msnbc.com. >>> and joe biden was on hand with the swearing in of ashton carter and let's just say it is the vp's hands that are on show. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family

, and not the kkk. for us company based in the south this was big mistake, it is based on the south. they apologized and quickly removed all material, with that abbreviation. >> no more kkk wednesday. >> you would think, though, based in the south that they would have someone in the offers that's in glands, so they would comment or say something about the fact hey this probably isn't a good identify glee have to monitor all of the stores all around the world. >> they should be doing all right. >> would you think so. >> all right. >> oops. >> let's get taught san francisco. bay area woman is, what? oh, she throws her hat into the ring. she must be running for a mission what's she doing? >> let's say it that way. woman out there wants to go to mars. >> her name is kenya, on the short list to be part of mars one foundation plan to colonize the red planet n2018, life support systems will be sent to mars, via an unmanned mission. and then, in 2024, four people will be sent to the planet every two years. and

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>> what was the symbol back in the day when you had like the kkk and stuff like that?hey would hang people, right? if there's a new person that comes on the block, you can ask them. i make no bones about it. they know what i'm about. they know. >> bryan is awaiting sentencing on credit card fraud, auto theft, and grand larceny. he identifies himself as a skinhead, but has formed a friendship with denzel wade, who is awaiting sentencing for credit card fraud. >> i don't necessarily have a problem with it unless he flat out disrespects me about it. you know, calls me the "n" word, whatever. then there would be a problem. it's just like a respect thing. >> i felt pretty much comfortable with him because he's a pretty straight-up guy. that's the type of people i like to be around. he's not going to bull [ bleep ] or lie to you. me and him have been pretty cool since day one. >> you don't care about that tattoo on the inside of his left arm? i mean, i make jokes about it myself. i'm not going to lie. no, i mean, it really doesn't bother me. like he said -- >> it is what it

overseas, a big apology coming from krispy kreme, doing damage control after running a promotion for kkk wednesday. the ad posted on facebook was for the krispy kreme klub, not the clue clucks clan. people were upset. the event will go on tomorrow presumably with a new name. >> for many, it was a day off to play in the snow. there you go, a d.c. tradition the annual giant snowball fight. it was moved to a new location because dupont circle park was arathi cleared by crews, so the fight took place at meridian hill park. for a second your in a row hundreds of people showed up and mike conneen was caught in the crossfire. >> look like he loved every painful moment of it. in new orleans, they are partying big time celebrating mardi gras. it is fat tuesday. the last day of the cardinal season, before ash wednesday which kicks off lenton season for christians. i'm sure there was not a single collect beverage. >> no, and they are really bundled up. >> not as bad down there, but we had a pretty sunset this evening if you caught it. our photojournalist this at they national mall. the clout starte

it called it kkk wednesday. i kid you not, kkk. for them it stands for krispy kreme klub. they drew outrage. the company says it was an unintentional oversight. >>> right now there are only a handful of places nationwide where recreational marijuana use is legal. >> including the states of washington, colorado and oregon. what about new jersey? ahead, how the move to legalize the drug is gaining new support. >>> festival pier may soon look quite different. we'll show you the plans for an expanded 11-acre space for riverfront entertainment . >>> bringing home the reality. an officer-involved shooting that's the goal of the atlantic county prosecutor's office. speakers focused on relationship between civilians and law enforcement officers. gusts learned by-b dynamics of human whatever during-life threatening behavior as well as how evidence is gathered and presented to gand jirs. >>> it's been five years since an atlantic city police officer died in the line of duty. today the department honored his legacy. >> attention! >> officer kevin wilkins was a two-year veteran at the

the kkk special? for donuts? well, there go.all i have to say about that, they took down the sign. >> we'll take more about it later. >> it isn't interesting to anybody but me. >> it is interesting but since when did they care about our history. >> so upset we left them. we had every reason and a right to. then they throw our tea in the harbor just a big mess. >> big mess. okay. so how much would you pay to make sure your on-line searches are kept secrete. >> a lot. >> at&t says they can make sure no one can access your internet history but it will cost you of course. we'll tell you just how much, you can pay to keep things private. >> i think i might buy this service. what. >> what are you looking for? >> what am i hiding?

. >>> krispy kreme is apologizing for advertising an event it called kkk wednesday.e doughnutmaker posted this promotion on facebook for a promation. the letter stood for krispy kreme club but those initials are emfa says for the ku klux klan. the company says all material has been withdrawn and an internal investigation is currently underway. >>> ktvu is the proud sponsor of "we day." it is an educational event that inspires young people to become involved in global chain. >> the program culminates in oakland. you cannot buy tickets. each student must earn their way in by making a positive change. we'll be sharing of children doing just that. >> whoever raises $50, the goat will goat will go near the fences. >> reporter: they are trying to raise money for needy families so they can buy goats. >> it really came from the students it will be changing in the world. >> reporter: the students divided into 15 groups, one person from each age group starting at kindergarten through 8th grade. each group decorates its cardboard votes and has a jar to collect as much change as

they begin to convince republicans as well as democrats that their real enemy was not the kkk, that was all a rumor, the real problem is this giant government that is sucking tax dollars and squishing the individual. and from that we get the national elevation of the image of the cowboy. that southerner out there in the great west, he does not want to have anything, he just wants to work hard and not have anything taken by the government. and this is why jesse james was so important. he is from missouri, he is in fact in terrible trouble. his first major robbery was in 1869, and let me be clear, he is a robber, he is not just a burglar, he is a robber and a murderer. this is not challenged. this guy is a criminal. he is not some robin hood, he is a criminal. his first robbery was in 1869, and they can't get him, so the governor of missouri sets a reward for jesse james, and the government just set a price for a man's head. when that happened, and next confederate -- an ex-confederate named john newman edwards begins to say, wait a minute, james is not a criminal, james is in angel of li

. >> what was the symbol back in the day, when you had like the kkk and stuff like that? they would hang people. >> a self-described white supremacist may not be who he says he is. >> he has a mixed brother and sister. he's not a racist. >> and that can make him a marked man among other white supremacists. >> if you get caught being counterfeit, you could have serious, serious things happen. first, all the tattoos got to come off one way or another. >> another inmate attempts to hide the true nature of his recent conviction. >> when word of that gets out, it's almost like a target on their back. >> he's a child molester. >> and the jail takes steps to protect him from, among others, one of his cellmates. >> he a sheep. i'm a wolf. ♪ >>> fairfax, virginia, is a modern-day city steeped in reminders of the civil war. the cannons outside the old courthouse still face north just as they did then. and a nearby sign marks the site of the first confederate casualty, and across the street at the fairfax county adult detention center, christopher russell says race is still a divisi

. >>> krispy kreme is facing a firestorm in england for promoting a kkk club on facebook. it's their club and the company apologized for using the same letters as the white supremacist group. and the ads have been pulled. >>> 141 cases of measles now, most of the new illnesses are tried to outbreaks in disneyland in california and a day care center in illinois there were two unrelated cases in nevada. many cases that contracted the virus were not vaccinates, some were children too young to get the shots measles is confirmed in 32 states including pennsylvania and washington, d.c. >>> more than 11 million people signed up for health insurance before sunday's deadline the white house made the announcement last night and that number could grow because there say grace period for americans that started applications but couldn't finish them in time, they have until next sunday february 22nd coming up on "action news" at 11:00 something in your dalery routine could be affecting your love life, millions of americans take pills every year, it controls high blood pressure and pregna

he made always in december after admitting to giving a speech to a group founded by former kkk leader duke 12 years ago. the congressional black caucus urged scalise to attend the summit. he hasn't made a firm decision about it this year but says he'll definitely go next year. >>> and a congressional push to award former navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle with the highest military award. texas congressman roger williams has introduced a bill that would award kyle the congressional medal of honor for his service in iraq. this week a texas jury constrict former marine accused of killing kyle and his friend in 2013. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. 21 minutes now just turning 22 minutes past the hour. i have your friday morning talk about politics and all that's going on in this wild and whacky world. >> happy friday betty. >> speaking of whacky. we'll get to that in a minute. a lot of fiery speeches at cpac. anyone pull away from the pack. >> we have to wait to see who will pull away to be the front-runner. two speeches that stood out to me were carly fiorina and also new jersey go

. >>> krispy kreme is apologizing after people were angered over an event called kkk wednesday. the was advertised in england and also posted on the company's facebook page. the donut company created something called the krispy kreme klub but club was spelled with a k. customers were quick to point out what the marketing people missed. yes, the connection to the infamous hate group ku klux klan. krispy kreme removed the post and advertisement and said an internal investigation is underway. >>> fat tuesday means the celebrations are well underway in the heart of new orleans. the big mardi gras party. only a few more hours before everything winds down at midnight and lent begins. megan alexander reports frigid temperatures didn't put a damper on today's party. >> reporter: marchers dressed up in elaborate costumes as they made their way down st. charles avenue for marti gras. >> all hail the city of new orleans and all hail zoo loo! >> reporter: it's cold and rainy here in new orleans but that's not stopping revelers who came from all over to celebrate. >> i'm from chicago. so thi

kkk. >> simon as a correspondent for 60 minutes reported on the movie selma.so covered the vietnam nem war during his storied career. >> and late tonight the exec tough producer for 60 minutes released this statement which says it's a terrible loss for all of us at cbs news. such a tragedy made worse loss because we lost nim a car accident. a man who escaped more difficult situations than almost any journalist in modern times. there is no one else like bob soy mon ". >> simon won several awards during his career. he's survived by his wife and their daughter who also a producer for 60 minutes. the investigation into tonight's deadly car crash is just beginning. no one else was killed. reporting live tonight in the sat center todd quinones cbs3 oy witness news. >> what a loss, todd. all right. thanks so much. >>> simon covered syrian the war on isis for cbs news and today president obama took action calling on congress to give him formal authorization for the use of military force against the group. this evening david spunt spoke to local peacekeeping couple who

a shop in britain advertised a kkk promotion. in this instance the initials stood for krispy kreme klub with a "k" but also stand for ku klux klan. after the outrage online the promotion was dropped and the company apologized. >>> the growing demand for healthier food is affecting the candy aisle. nestle is removing artificial and colors from nestle crunch and butterfinger by the end of the year. they are the first u.s. company to make such a move but others are expected to follow suit. it will cost the company more but a spokesperson says prices won't go up. curious to know what they'll put in. >> can't wait to have one. >>> taco bell is adding a sriracha quesarito and it's launching next week. the fast food chain isn't revealing much about it but it will be peppered with a popular asian hot sauce. the latest in a string of taco bell co-branding that included the doritos taco and it's hard for me to read this because my mouth is watering i'm embarrassed to say. >> when we come back the new evidence that could spell trouble for b

a shop in britain advertised a kkk promotion. in this instance, the initials stood for krispy kreme klub with a "k" but they also, of course, stand for ku klux klan. after the outrage online the promotion was dropped and the company apologized. >>> the growing demand for healthier food is affecting the candy aisle. nestle is removing artificial flavors and colors from its butterfinger nestle crunch and other chocolates by the end of the year. nestle the first candy company to make such a move in the u.s. but others are expected to follow suit. the change will cost the swiss company more but a spokesperson says prices will not go up. >> interesting. i know. can't wait to have one. >>> taco bell is adding a spicy item to its menu. it's called the sriracha quesarito and it's launching next week. the fast food chain isn't revealing much about it but we do know it will be peppered with a popular asian hot sauce. the latest in a string of taco bell co-branding that included the doritos taco and it's hard for me to read this because my

kkk are the acronym for the klu klux klan which you definitely do not want hanging inside or outside your doughnut shop in great britain on wednesday afternoons. >> they didn't mean it. that's bad. >>> milwaukee sentinel a 92-year-old man won't be issued traffic tickets after a major happenings in the parking lot. avoid the piggly-wiggly store t. driver says he began to panic when his foot got stuck on the accelerator. it caused him to accidentally hit nine other cars in the lot. police say they're not going to charge him because it was considered an accident. luckily, nobody was hurt. >> oh that's nice. >>> coming up we got general michael hay den with us. it will be great to talk to him about the news of not only the day but the past several weeks. plus why is wall street getting very nervous about a rand paul presidency? we'll be right back. ♪ nineteen years ago, we thought "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from to

at that time, when it came out the kkk had declined in membership and my second question is, it shows the white woman getting raped, why hasn't it ever been shown in film about how african-american women were constantly raped, and it was legalized by white men? >> i will give both are guests a chance to respond. if you could question dw griffith today, what would you ask him? >> what is your fear for the success of african-americans? what is your greatest fear? >> thank you very much from dallas, texas. we go to dick lehr. >> that question one, -- that question, the last when asked, what he might fear, was at the beginning of reconstruction. the state house of south carolina is now controlled and dominated by ex-slaves and free blacks, the way he portrays that , for some reason, that is where my mind went to. he thought of blacks as being unworthy of the right to vote, of freedom. look what happens. their shoes are off. they are chewing on chicken legs. one of the first orders of business is to pass a law so they can legally have a -- mary a white woman. that is where my mind goes on

>> krispy kreme is apologizing for advertising promotion called kkk. >> what?krispy kreme klub. they decided to use a "k." it came from a store in england but it got around on social media. once the double meaning was pointed out the store canceled the campaign. >> got to have a quality control officer to stop you before you get -- [ talking at the same time ] >>> vice president joe biden being called out tonight. called out for the past couple days for getting too handsy with the new defense secretary's wife. you can see his hands on the shoulders of his wife. last month he got close to the daughter of a senator. >> my choice for the best in show is the beagle. >> the beagle wins best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show. 2700 dogs from 15 countries competing for the top prize. >> i understand she looking forward to having puppies. waiting a while. yep, now is the time. high priced puppies. >>> it is amazing dog week, friends. time to play guess our muttt in the morning. -- mutt in the morning. she part boxer, greyhound. according to her owner she l

and a very small faction of people that are the extremists in the same way that sadly there is still kkklive in the country that name themselves a christian organization, that is offensive to me as a christian. it's the name of trying to protect, isolate and name what's happening as extremism. oklahoma city bombing for example are not islam. kennedy: there is no -- and i understand the president started by talking about three muslim americans who were murdered in chapel hill. that is horrible. that is awful. that is deplorable. that is unconscionable, but it doesn't hold a candle to what isis is doing in the middle east, and that is moral equivalence that gets very dangerous. now you have the taliban, al-shabaab, boko haram, you have let, a number of islamic organizations across the globe on every continent who are killing people indiscriminately. the only way they are discriminating is by religion. i think you can go ahead and say that. it's not going to be offensive if you say these people are doing bad things. it's not random. so don't say that it is. hold on, marjorie. >> the terrori

plotting was very much educated and showed the value of learning, and his father was killed by the kkk mother was taken put in an institution, his family was torn apart, they did this to many families during the time. and malcolm was in pain but he went to a reform school in another area separated from his siblings and evenly still at this school -- even still at this school he was the president of the seventh grade class and when his teacher said he what do you want to be when you grow up, he didn't say i want to be a teacher or he said i want to be a lawyer. his teacher said no you can't be a lawyer you're going to have to do other things. malcon com was in pain. he came from this little hik town in the midwest and the streets kind of pulled him in. >> that value malcolm had of education as opposed to the culture of celebrity that we see in so many corners of society we see today, how much is that fal missing from today's world -- that value is missing from today's world? >> for not changing for not instilling specific values and teaching our children about the truth of say history o

rolled out krispy kreme klub on wednesday's and called it the kkk.y they did not think of the racism. the campaign has been pulled and they apologized. >>> oregon has a new governor tonight and she is bringing a unique resume to face some familiar challenges. claudia cowen is in salem, oregon tonight. >> reporter: she had her eye on the job for years. >> the duties of governor. >> reporter: today kate brown ascended for oregon's secretary of state to the top job less than a week after an ethics scandal abruptly ended the fourth term of democrat john kits aber. brown, also a democrat and the nation's first openly bisexual governor promised an open and honest administration. >> for as long as i am governor i will not seek or accept any idea compensation from any source. >> reporter: but clouds loom as state and federal investigators look into whether her fiance and unpaid advisor used the governor's office to land jobs for her consulting firm and secure backing for a climate change bill advanced by senate democrats. republicans want to shelf the agenda

was the value of humanity that we are our brother and sister's keeper, his father was killed by the kkkhis mother was put in an institution, they did that to many families at that time. malcolm was in pain. he was separated from his siblings. even at that school he was the president of his seventh grade class and when his teacher said what do you want to be when you grow up? he said i want to be a lawyer. he didn't say i want to be a musician or a football player or whatever,ing but his teachers say now can't be a lawyer you're going to have to do other things. malcolm was in pain. he went to boston, he saw this big city coming from this little hik town from the midwest and the streets pulled him in. >> the value that malcolm had of education, in so many corners of society today how much of that value do you think is missing from today's world? >> i think that we adults have to accept responsibility for not changing you know, for not instilling specific values and teaching our children about the truth of history but if we are talking about this society i think it's extremely important t

ahmed was saying -- >> 15% of the white males were part of the kkk. 15% of the white males. justification for it. the bible is used for justification by christians. all of our traditions have been marred in some way and co-opted by extremists. >> dr. ahmed, some say there was no much thing as radical islam. there is only one islam but there are radical islams. you say you disagree with that assessment. >> i'm an observing muslim in every sense. and i would say that this denial of the existence of radical islam a denial that our administration appears to endorse and that religious kmen state are toscommentators is standing by i agree with father back the vast numbers of muslims do not following islamism but there can be no islamism without islam. islam is a political totalitarian ideology that masquerades my faith. it's absolutely connected to islam but not within the body of the religion. it does not exist without any relationship. it's a parasitic connection. it's a relationship that muslim states and patrons have nurtured for their own purposes. >> and you're saying that t

the firm apologized after using kkk wednesday.t was completely unintentional. >> frocks frocks -- "fox & friends" starts now. >> intoorm. it is february 18. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the state department doubling down on its jobs for jihadis comments and they are blaming president bush. >> president george w. bush talked about poverty being one of the drivers that lead people to extremism. >> unbelievable. this as the isis carnage continues to escalate. >> and islamic extremism? you're not going to hear that at the white house during the summit. they say it's all just hype made up by us.

the kkk considers themselves a christian organization.lves a christian organization. i don't consider them following the teachings of jesus in any shape or form. when we talk about islam -- look, many, many muslim leaders have come forward numerous times to denounce that activity and it doesn't get as much attention as maybe the extremists. maybe we need to have a better balance in that. >> go ahead, michael. >> i think we would be kreecreating an exception. for all incidents of crime and mass killings we'll tell you the particular story. but when it comes to this particular of sphere of mayhem we won't tell you the whole story. i don't think that islam -- this perversion of islam is deserving of that exclusion. >> i guess what i'm saying those of us who don't know much about the islamic faith, we see it as a perversion of islam. the people who are in the faith are saying it's not actually a perversion, it's not even part of our faith. i feel to some degree that we need to trust the people who actually know the religion and know the faith

msnbc investigates, i'm john seigenthaler >> what was the symbol back in the day, when you had like the kkk would hang people. >> a self-described white supremacist may not be who he says he is. >> he has a mixed brother and sister. he's not a racist. >> and that can make him a marked man among other white supremacists. >> if you get caught being counterfeit, you could have serious, serious things happen. first, all the tattoos got to

kkk was in this case supposed to stand for crispy cream club. klan. it was supposed to come into a store and daiquiri donnas. were truly sorry for inconvenience or friends that this may have caused offense. they sent the movie of them from the facebook page will also serve pretty upset. <

we don't have to have conversations about how the kkk are not christian extremists. >> reporter: critics called the president blind, saying terror groups and their religious brief, however extreme cannot be separated. >> it's about an understanding of who the adversary, who the enemy is. it seems in many cases the administration has turned a blind eye willingly. >> i think we have to be very cautious with the terminology. >> there are crucial differentials to make. for example, between sunni extremism and shiite extremism. >> reporter: he says it's important to recognize there is no unified islam, as the world witnesses the rise of al-qaeda, isis, boko haram, and recent attacks in the west by self- proclaimed muslims. >> the islamic world is very different from the roman catholic church, it is possible for the possible to presume to speak on behalf of the catholic world. the islamic world is much more like the protestant world. >> the president is expected to address when he speaks to foreign ministers at the state department tomorrow. that's all part of the summit. >> is there any actio

putting out a list of extremist in their opinion like the kkk.n heads, black separatists, aryan brotherhood. now dr. ben carson has been added to that list for saying. this. >> marriage is between a man and a woman. it's a well established fundamental pillar of society. and no group, be they gays, be they nambla, be they people who believe in bestiality, it doesn't matter what they are, they don't get to change the definition. >> now, the law center also objected to dr. carson's comments on obamacare among other things. we asked mark potak spokesman for the group who has been on the factor before to appear with us. he said. no joining us now from cincinnati is ken blackwell, former ohio secretary of state who has had dealings with the law center. so, first of all, this started out as a group that was going to alert americans will threats within our borders, extremist threats, correct? >> correct. bill, when i was mayor of cincinnati i worked with the justice department's community relations division. and they worked with the southern poverty law

you can have the kkk citing christian scripture and claiming it represents christianity or a racist settlers and provides a racist ideology towards palestinians and claiming they are representing true judaism. so you find that mentality in every religion. so does isis want to claim islam and cite islamic scripture? of course. we in the community have not been afforded the platform to counter them. the white house provided that platform. it is so important we went to the white house to serve america and with a purpose of saving lives. and i believe religion is really meant to denied freedom and to preserve human dignity. so that's why we have to say islam and muslims represent mercy and justice and isis represents cruelty and barbaric behavior. >> isis is the ones who decide who is a true muslim. will that backfire for u.s. leaders to engage in that same business? >> no. the u.s. should not be in the business of ideology. this is why we have the white house summit. it is to take away the responsibility from the military and law enforcement on ideology and theology and empower the community t

. >> this pygmy possum couldn't get enough -- >> bridge still honors the grand wizard of the kkk. >>rally from some of the most dangerous zones, dangerous stories in the world, and himself was in danger yet he died a few blocks from his house in a car accident. there was no one who seems to have liked him a lot. >>> it's kind of ironic but i think he was such a pioneer in his field but he just told compelling stories of the human spirit. i think it's befitting that the last interview was ava dueverney. >> tara. >> what an icon. he was even tortured. that's something we haven't heard much about, but he was tortured. >> himself. >> this is a journalist who showed courage. they don't make many journalists like this anymore. >> they didn't make many line that then. >> right. so losing him is a real loss to journalism. he was there for smmt most historic moments of our time around the world. he covered them honestly with candor, and with sensitivity. >> liz? >> as a young person in journalism, i looked up to him on a lot of things. i think what's great about his work is that it's out ther

. >> what was the symbol back in the day, when you had like the kkk and stuff like that?e. >> a self-described white supremacist may not be who he says he is. >> he has a mixed brother and sister. he's not a racist. >> and that can make him a marked man among other white supremacists. >> if you get caught being countet,

my attorney told somebody or told him everyone in one county knew i was the one that new about the kkk and who is a lot of people tried to bradley. i have been to prison. they offered me money. robert mitchell offered me $250,000 to keep my mouth shut and walk away in 1999. i told him i wouldn't do it. he said, you will be dead before you ever testify. >> another part of that when watson interview with ben jealous. ed duboise, if you could comment on that and how was dr. king involved? this lynching was 1946. >> let me thank state representative tyrone brooks. i don't want to be on the show without giving him credit do. dr. king had been informed about this case. dr. king had made a commitment that after he left memphis, that he would be visiting walton county. dr. king never made it. you recall dr. king was assassinated. dr. king was always interested in this case and coming to walton county to speak out on this injustice. >> herb boyd, talk about the significance of this case and why you got involved in a documentary on it. >> they put together the story of emmett till and a push to

putting out a list of extremist in their opinion like the kkk., black separatists, aryan brotherhood. now dr. ben carson has been added to that list for saying. this. >> marriage is between a man and a woman. it's a well established fundamental pillar of society. and no group, be they gays, be they nambla, be they people who believe in bestiality, it doesn't matter what they are, they don't get to change the definition. >> now, the law center also objected to dr. carson's comments on obamacare among other things. we asked mark potak spokesman for the group who has been on the factor before to appear with us. he said. no joining us now from cincinnati is ken blackwell, former ohio secretary of state who has had dealings with the law center. so, first of all, this started out as a group that was going to alert americans will threats within our borders, extremist threats, correct? >> correct. bill, when i was mayor of cincinnati i worked with the justice department's community relations division. and they worked with the southern poverty law center.

the kkk certainly emerged from a christian tradition. to deny for example, that stoning adultresses is part of the bible or part would also be false. these are things that don't have any part to the religions to almost anyone who adheres to them today. that does not mean they're not part of the tradition. same thing with islam. almost everybody who is ajects slavery, has no interest in its reimplementation. to say it doesn't exist in the koran or islamic history, that's false. >> some of the criticism that your piece is getting. there's a piece in "think progress" which actually quotes a professor of islam union theological seminary in new york city as saying the following. "wood's position confirms what isis wants people to think about them, that they're the only legitimate voice echos that rhetoric 14urks00%. yes, that's what isis says about themselves. it's a different step to say yes that is true about the islamic tradition and all muslims." how do you respond? >> the professor should real the article more closely. there's a distinct

that and maybe it is a very sound practice i am not an economist but what do we apply it to and the kkk and be applied equally in the last couple of weeks have spend painful with green bay but i to -- i didn't take it personal. [laughter] have this picture to provide you. >> i cannot see it from here. describing. >> it is the picture of tom brady. >> objection. we shall not be included in the record. [laughter] >> time has expired. >> mr. secretary thank you for being here the federal deficit will expire march 15 do you know, what the debt limit will be when set to expire? >> i don't have an exact estimate right now. with two months of data away the challenge to fund the government to make decisions on the spending policies. >> has you edgers staff been able to use these extraordinary measures? >> i cannot use that with clarity until we get through tax season and made no our cash balance. >> that will be a problem because march 15 is the deadline and taxis in his april 15. >> with all public estimates from the cbo is shows we have a period of time. i know think we have a crisis on march

. >>> krispy kreme apologizing after one of its stores in england advertised a kkk special.was supposed to stand for krispy kreme klub. also the initials for the ku klux klan. obviously drawing a lot of outrage. >> that's a problem there. >>> on to this. outrageous predictions about the most anticipated gadget release of the new year the apple watch. latest research expects apple to sell as many as 20 million by the end of the year. it will come in three models, standard sport and luxury starting at $349 with a top of the line gold-plated luxury model expected to sell for over $4,000. that apple watch comes out in april, hint hint reena. >> sure. >> by the way, if you can't afford to buy the most expensive home in the country, maybe you can rent it. beverly hills mansion that hit the market for $195 million is also up for lease. you can move in immediately for a staggering $475,000 a month. the estate owned by real estate mogul jeff green sits on 25 acres, has 12 bedrooms 23 bathrooms, vineyard bowling alley and ballroom that holds 250 guests. >> looks like t.j.'s place. >>

christian collaboration -- clerics worked hard to fight against the hatred and the separation and the kkk'suslim world. >> i was wondering because there is a moral equivalency that the president seems to go back to when talking about the evils of the world. he's very quick to some would say, rudy guiliani, former mayor of new york said yesterday he doesn't seem to love america the way that a president in the past has. he seems to be overly critical. he said it here. he faced a backlash of sorts throughout the day and then doubled down on megyn kelly's show this is the sound of it. watch. >> i do hear him criticize america much more often than other american presidents and when it's not in the context of overwhelming number of statements about the exceptionalism of america it sounds like he's more of a critic than he is a supporter. you can be a patriotic american and be a critic, but then you're not expressing that kind of love that we're used to from a president. >> mr. mayor, do you want to apologize for your comments? >> not at all. i want to repeat it. the reality is from all that i can