he begins to associate with the nazi party, begins to associate with the ku klux klan. you see the trial and errors of his criminal behavior. you became a member of the nazi party and the ku klux klan. >> that was in 1973. then -- >> you weren't a member very long. >> just a year with that one. i didn't stick with any of them. a lot of them were just filled with fbi informants and people always trying to get information from you. >> how did these groups think about you? you weren't there for a very long time, were they too conservative for you? >> they were mostly weren't doing anything, you know? most of them were into talking. the average klansman and average nazi, they're all talk, and that's it. >> what were you into? >> i was into action, you know, doing things. i wanted to actually do something. i wasn't sure specifically what i wasn't to do. >> so you became kind of a loner? >> yeah, you got to be because you can't trust anybody. >> i thought when he gave that explanation, he was more or less legitimizing why he left that -- those organizations. even though he to

. >> ...any doctrinaire, militant minority, whether communist, ku klux klan, or birchers. >> chafee:icrophone and they'd subside, and then he'd get up and he'd start to open his mouth, and they'd start again. and he couldn't talk. it went on for over 15 minutes. >> ...wholly alien to the sound and honest republican liberalism that has kept this party abreast of -- [ audience booing ] human need. >> buchanan: the forces that could nominate goldwater from the south and west were tearing the republican party away from the republican eastern establishment forever, and they could sense that. >> let me get to the mic. >> you give it to 'em. it's your job! >> now, look! the governor hasn't had a chance to talk. he's been up here 10 minutes, and he hasn't a chance to talk but about four minutes. >> buchanan: and i think they believed that when goldwater goes down, then that fever will pass, and we will get our party back. and they never got it back. >> man: back in july in san francisco, the republicans held a convention. remember him? he was there. governor rockefeller. before the conventio

. >> you work with them, you're part o o the ku klux klan. y'all@ got blood on your hands. >> p. >> reporter: he's got a laundry list of previous criminal charges. this surveillance video detectives say is of mejia in the suv pulling up to officer starling in his police car yesterday. starling, shot him in the leg and they fled the scene. >> he maintained his composure, got on the raiddio as the subject appeared to flee. >> it doesn't appear that mejia was in any sort of danger, though that's what he's claiming. >> still ahead, the fame ougs former mayor of new york may be setting his eyes on the white house. we'll explain straight ahead. and hear all about duke after the break. >> if you are planning on spending your day on the water, a small craft advisory will remain in effect for the atlantic waters. winds will be out of the north, northwest up to 25 knots. how long will the cool dchlg who h. >>> another tragedy to tell you about. residents in wisconsin are shocked to learn of the shooting death of a 5-year-old boy. austin ramos jr. was r

of the confederacy, and it is connected to the could close clan and the confederate armory, -- ku klux klan, and the confederate armory, and we all know the history. we can start a new history of the clean statehouse grounds that looks respectful to all people. having said that, the symbol is gone, but the policies that the state is that over its history, throughout the history, that is so negative and nasty toward people that look like i do, that matter is still in the forefront. symbolism is gone, but the realism in south carolina still exist. the disparage and attack on public education going on in south carolina right now. we will continue to fight. the best thing to do is to do president abraham lincoln, "do what's right.">> everybody that wants to participate is doctor, good to >>> does this sound like you? it's dinnertime, trying to find something to me, something they will love and you are in a hurry. how about a twisison the sloppy jo's, cooks up in minutes and only requires a few ingredients. chop up some ground beef, turkey or chicken. we let it cook until it is heated through, a

at the citadel military school are in trouble after social media posts surfaced of the mooring ku klux klan like pillowcases over their head. upper-class been ordered carols. the investigationsthe investigations revealed the cadets did not mean to be offensive. bill: you are chasing a story that starts in oregon where ranchers and businessmen are held up in a standup. they have demands. ranchers. one of the guys that was holding out but uninteresting challenge to governor christie. >> a us sumo champion also on related to the heaviest to ever run a marathon challenging governor christie to assume a match. >> the strong arm of the law i want to see you come over here and disperse me, your older brother. >> they were nowhere what i was going to do. >> you when one out of ten. these folks will disperse. bill: is this just another fat joe? >> you have to do the skit challenge it. bill: you have some support. the sheriff in the next county said that the government would be smart to release these two ranchers, the father and son were being held right now on our some. >> i hope more people jump on

, did not except the legitimacy of like voting, and that helped to produce the violence of the ku klux klan. >> the ku klux klan, the white leagues. it is terrorism. >> this is something on our minds lately. unfortunately, there is a history of terrorism in this country that is homegrown reconstruction -- homegrown. they had various names. they use violence to change policy. does the federal government do in response? >> we skipped over the 15th 1870,ent, ratified in intended to give black men the right to vote throughout the entire nation, although the 15th amendment is worded in an odd way. radical republicans wanted a declaratory amendment. any male citizens 21 years of age has the right to vote. that's not what they got. they got an amendment saying no state can deprive a person of the right to vote because of race. what's the difference? it left open many other grounds for depriving people of the not necessarily intentionally, but that's how it worked. literacy tests, poll taxes, understanding clauses. when the klan starts being very active, congress passes the 1871,ement acts, 1870, g

after photos surfaced of the group dressed as the ku klux klan. investigators say the seven freshmen were ordered by upper classmen to sing christmas carols.. the students say "ghost of christmas." the college president says the students showed poor judgment and the college will increase diversity training for cadets. south carolina schools would have -more- people with guns ... protecting your children ...under a new bill just introduced at the statehouse. but not everyone thinks that's a good idea ... because of -who- would be armed. our robert kittle tells us why. the bill would create new school protection officers ... to add another layer of protection to help school resource officers. school protection officers would be teachers or any other school employees who go through a new two-week training program at the criminal justice academy. they could carry guns -if- they had concea weas permits "the crooks have got guns so we're going th h . h ' a g idea. oi passes." but parent brett qualls worries about having schoo"at the end of the day or in

he begins to associate with the ku klux klan and then you see trials and errors of his behavior. >> youame a member of the american nazi party. >> that was 1973. >> you weren't a member very long. >> just a year for that one, yeah. i didn't stick with anything -- all of them are fbi informants people just trying to get information from you. >> how did these groups think about you? you weren't there for a very long time. were they too conservative for you? >> they weren't doing anything. most of them were talking. that's what the average klans were and nazi. they were all talk and that was it. >> what were you? >> i was into action. i was into doing something. i didn't know specifically. >> so you became a bit of a loaner? >> yeah, got to be. >> i thought when he gave that explanation, he was more or less legitimatizing why he left those organizations. even though he touched on it, part of the reason he left is because they weren't extreme enough for him then you began to see him focus a little more and more on what he ends up being for the rest of his time before he was arrested which i

. >> h h about you don't talk you ku klux klan member. he's your attorney. >> you got more blood on 'ya all than i got blood on my hands. what have about my little brother trevon. >> reporter: the judge sent him to a cell insisting he may be ill. david mejia faces several charges. we're live, local 10news. >> carlos: a small plane made an emergency landg. the pilot brought the plane dn on u.s. 27 south of i 75. the pilot experienced mechanical issues. two passengers weren board. no one was hurt. >>> a hazmat scare in fort lauderdale ended with a refighter in the hospital 4:30 this morning at northwest th avenue. firefighters and crews contained the pesticide leak, but not before a firefighter was exposed hospital. no word on how the firefighter is dotng. >> shyann: new fallout from the presidential runoff vote in haiti. now, there are calls for the president to step down. local 10 news reporter is live in port au prince with the latest. >> reporter: you know that has been the demand of the frenzied protest all weekend. today, for the firs

with its depiction of a police officer wearing a ku klux klan hood pointing a gun at a young african american boy, it has left anger and racial tension in its it was apparently used earlier this term in a discussion of slavery in a u-s history course at dayton high school. and, recently it showed up on the final exam. brian nelson says he learned of it when he asked his 17 year old son about his final grade. nelson: "he said there were some pretty disturbing images on the final that he felt pretty strongly about and he wasn't really sure how to answer them. what was described to me was that the students were supposed to write about what the artist was trying to portray in the image." nelson comes from a law enforcement family. nelson: "professional law enforcement has been suffering from a tarnished image which has been portrayed by the media and it's been increasing over the last several years. there's a number of reason for that, but this was just another attack on their integrity and it has no place in the classroom." lyon county school superintendent wayne workman says he only le

but with its depiction of a policeman in a ku klux klan hood pointing a gun at an african american child, it has sometimes instead left anger and racial tension in its wake. brian nelson's 17 year old son encountered it in an essay question in a final exam here at dayton high school. nelson: "what was described to me was that the students were supposed to write about what the artist was trying to portray in the image." nelson says his son didn't know how to answer--a difficult question in a law enforcement family. "professional law enforcement has been suffering from a tarnished image which has been portrayed by the media and it's been increasing over the last several years. there's a number of reason for that, but this was just another attack on their integrity and it has no place in the classroom." reaction, mostly on facebook, was immediate stirring anger on both sides. yesterday, lyon county school superintendent wayne workman issued an immediate apology, reading in part, "we of the image and regret that it was used." workman could not say what consequences the teacher might face, ci

resemble the ku klux klan. the report says the cadets were supposed to be dressed as ghosts singing christmas carols. fourteen cadets have received either on campus punishment or dismissal. the school president jon rosa says he is creating a task force to advance diversity and inclusion at the school. >>> for jackson is opening the new post headquarters this week. the facility is named after major general george maybury junior. he earned the medal of honor in world war ii for his actions opening its headquarters at 2:00 p.m. >>> richmond county deputies have arrested a man they say fired shots at one of their deputies over the weekend. sheriff leon lott says christopher bagby was shot at while the -- while responding to a domestic -- domestic disturbance call. they say a man fired the shots and took off into the woods. he was later captured. the sheriff says that deputy christopher bagby showed proper restraint during this incident. >> we were very fortunate in saturday night. chris, and other deputies did thei

you work for them e, ku klux klan member. >> reporter: police are rallied around david star bring police say majia ambushed mill they say he parked nec to starling and shot up his car. starling was shot in the butt, managing to radio for help and able to give fellow officers a description of the shooter and the direction he headed. officers arrested majia a short time later. back in qosht judge advised majia to listen to his public defender and not speak, but bhrks ajia wasn't having it. >> i'm representing myself, ma'am. industry a lawyer too. i was in threat for my life nape were trying to kill me, ma'am. >> i do find probable cause for all of the offenses that are charged. most of these offenses are no y'all got more blood on y'all than i got blood on my hands. >> reporter: although ma jrk ia dismissed his public defender, the attorney asked the judge to let him remain despite arguments from the state against it. clearly. your arguments are accepted. >> majia is charged with 9 crime, 5 of them attempted murder. for now, he will stay in jail. meanwhile, we're told officer starling was

you work for them, ku klux klan member. >> the officer is in good condition. >>> isis has released video that appears to show the pairic ic aparis attacker committing heinous attacks. it identifies the attackers using their isis ail yasliases. it shows them beheading seven attacks in november that killed 130 people. all nine attackers are believed to be dead. so far no government agency has confirmed the authenticity of the video. >>> shimon peress in the hospital for a second time in as many weeks with chest pains. he was admitted to a hospital today for observation. the 92-year-old was just released from hospital last week after suffering a mild heart attack january 14th. was conscious and the hospital mesh. >>> the campaign trail heats up. who is rising in the polls as they make their final rounds one week before the iowa caucuses. >>> jimmy fallon joins celebrities showing support for the city of flint. he is challenging his fans. coming up next. >>> how shaq surprised a florida cop and also a group of children at the site of a basketball game. >>> numbers dropping like a rock. winds

you work for them, ku klux klan member. >> you should listen to your attorney. he's your public defender. he's here to. >> i'm representing myself, ma'am. i'm representing myself, ma'am. i got a lawyer. >> y'all got more blood on y'all than i got blood on my hands what about my little brother trayvon? >> a reference likely to trayvon martin. the judge sending mejla . >> dismiss? >> he's, you know. yeah, he's mentally ill, clearly. >> so mejilla's mental status may be a question in this case. if you want to see hisull unedited version of his bond hearing, you can go to our websbse at local10.com. as for the officer here, he is expected to make a full recovery. we're live in aventura, derekek shore, local 10 news. >> carlos: now to a one and only exclusive. calls are mounting for the president to resign. crowds took to the stree for another day of protests as a presidential runoff was postponed once again. >> all day, behind closed door meetings with all the stakeholders, goverent, private sectors, everybody looking for a way forward out of this crisis, not only f

. >> you work for them, ku klux klan member. >> reporter: he says he's not using an attorney while going through the judicial process. >> i'm reprenting myself. >> reporter: during the brief hearing, on top of calling the judge a member of the kkk, he accused everyone in the judicial system of worst crimes than the one he's accused of. >> y'all got more blood on y'all than i got blood on my hands. >> reporter: he asked why he got no bond and asked why. he said lockup was a place he had been before. he's got a laundry list of criminal charges. starling just the latest. this surveillance video is of the man pulling up to officer starling in his police car on northwest 7th avenue yesterday. for a reason unknown, we're told mejeia ambushed starling and shot him in the leg, then fled the scene, caaht in part because of the quick action of starling. >> he maintained his comeposure and got on the radio. >> reporter: it doesn't appear that mejia was in any sort of daer, although that's what he's claiming. >> they were trying to kill me, man. >> reportrr: back out live here, i can tell you we wil

specific references to atticus perhaps being part of the ku klux klan. john: he has also joined the citizens council, which was a slightly more modern or polite version so there is a line dispute about that. he also possesses racist literature that scout discovers and makes her extremely angry and leads to her conversation. karen: the watchman version of atticus evolved or printed. john: i think the books were sent about 20 years apart. atticus' s position in the 1930' s as a younger man is something that was not originally part of what harper lee envisioned. confronting hypocrisies when she 1950' s so what we are seeing is a fantasy return of what atticus might have been and the way he feels may have been more inspirational if they were cast in an earlier period. karen: since harper lee was the thoughts. john: i think that' s true but when she was in college and graduate school, she wrote a number of pieces for school newspapers that were critical of the racism she saw in the south. when she came to new york in the 1950' s, she was going to write this b

but with its depiction of a policeman in a ku klux klan hood pointing a gun at an african american child, it has sometimes instead left anger and racial tension in its wake. brian nelson's 17 year old son encountered it in an essay question in a final exam here at dayton high school. nelson: "what was described to me was supposed to write about what the artist was trying to portray in the image." nelson says his son didn't know how to answer--a difficult question in a law enforcement family. "professional law enforcement has been suffering from a tarnished image which has been portrayed by the media and it's been increasing over the last several years. there's a number of reason for that, but this was just another attack on their integrity and it has no place in the classroom." reaction, mostly on facebook, was immediate stirring anger on both sides. yesterday, lyon county school superintendent wayne workman issued an immediate apology, reading in part, "we understand the offensive nature of the image and regret that it was used." workman could not say what consequences the teacher might

as a point, john patterson was endorsed by the ku klux klan and patterson won.nderstand that wallace told one of his staff people that i'll never be out n-worded again. from then on, he stood in the schoolhouse door and blah blah blah. wasn't economically, even though what he did was just fighting thefar as separation -- segregation and so forth and making those speeches and standing in schoolhouse doors, he put more money into the poor school districts, which included african-americans, too, and community colleges than any other governor ever has. he was like an economic populist. , one of thernipseed things i would like to note about him also, he was a lot more qualified to run for president the donald trump was. he was not only a governor, he had been a judge in alabama, had been an assistant attorney general. yet held public office and you something about the runnings of government whereas some critics, even within the republican party, have said about trump, he is never held public office or served in the military as some presidents have from military comma

work for them, ku klux klan member. >> mejia says he's not using an attorney while going through the judicial process >> i'm representing myself, ma'am. >> during the brief hearing on top of calling thehe judge a member of the kkk he accused everyone in e judicial system of worse crimes than the one he's accuse of. >> y'all got more blood on y'all than i got blood on my hands. >> reporter: mejia was given no bond and asked the judge why. >> so why can a terrorist get a bond and i can't get one_ >> reporter: he's staying in lockup during the case. a place he's been before. he's got a laundry list of previous criminal charges. his accused attempted murder of officer starling just the latest. this surveillance video the highlighted suv pulling up to officer starling in his police car on northwest 7th avenue yesterday. for a reason unknown, we're told mejia ambushed starling and shot him in the leg, then fled the scene. he was caught in part thanks to the quick actions of starling. >> he maintained his composure. he got on the radio as the subject began to flee. >> reporter: you look at

many people said these pictures resembled the ku klux klan. the college president announced the decision yesterday the pictures surfaced online late last year. an investigation determined that the freshmen were upperclassmen to sing chris carols dressed in costumes. the president also says he will set up a task force to make recommendations to increase diversity amond students and staff. allyson: a record month for gun sales in south carolina. the reason for the sudden spike. dale: take an umbrella. hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when ititomes to your weekly grocery trip. well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... in head-to-head shopping, the total at walmart beat that of bi-lo. greenville, the total amount saved at walmart vs. bi-lo was $23.17 on this week's groceries - that's 17%. so head to walmart and see what you dale: we will see building clouds today, 34 degrees. this is our downtime skycam looking at downtown a

you work foror them, ku klux klan member. >> you should listen to your attorney. he's your public defender. he's here to. >> i'm repsenting myself, ma'am. i'm representing myself, ma'am. i got a lawyer. >> agitated todd accusations continue. >> y'all got more blood on y'all than i got blood on my hands what about my little brother trayvon? >> a reference likely to trayvon martin. >> dismiss? >> he's, you know. yeah, he's mentally ill, clearly. so mejilla's mental status may be a question in this case. if you want to see his full edited version of his bond hearing, you can go to our website at local10.com. as for the officer here, he is expected to make a full recovery. we're live in aventura, derek shore,ocal 10 news. >> carlos: now to a one and only exclusive. calls are mounting for the president to resign. crowds took to the streets for another day of protests as a presidential runoff was postponed once again. glenna has the details. >> all day, behind closed door meetings with all the stakeholders, government, private sectots, everybody looking for a way forwar

afternoon on the citadel cadets caught on camera wearing pillowcases on their heads similar to the ku klux klan guard. >> that's right. they are suspending 14 cadets following that incident after the photo surfaced on social media last month, the cadets claimed they were trying to dress as ghosts of christmas past. lieutenant general not says they should have known better. >> the second they thought it should have been offensive or misconstrued, they should have stopped. that was the leadership failure. freshmen are facing on-campus penalties or suspensions. one cadet has been dismissed from campus for one year. the school says it's expanding its racial sensitivity and ethical decision making training. have you heard? a popular hot spot closing its doors. what employees found that left them heading for the hills. >> we'll have that story coming up next here on abc columbia news at 12:30. gervais. >> welcome back. no more late hours for a popular >> this is probably the water cooler story of the day. a sign posted on jillian's door directs employees to a law firm to collect their final paychecks

. >> sir -- you work f this, ku klux klan member. >> i'm representing myself, ma'am. >> during the hearing, on top of calling the judge of being a member of the kkk, he accused everyone in the judicial system -- >> y'all got more blood on why are hands than i got given blood on my hands. >> why i can't get one? >> this surveillance film is of mejia pullin up to officer starling yesterday. for a reason unknown, we're told mejia ambushed starling, shot him in the leg and fled the scene. >> he maintained his composure being gotn the radio as the >> you look at the video, it doesn't aprilitppears mejia was in any nger. >> right now athletes in the miami marathon are a little over a-hour into the race. do we have any winners? >> there are a few people coming in and out right now. we got ut here at about 4:30 in the morning. the energy is not slowing down, especially for those half marathon runners, who are just starting to cross the finish line. this is the 14th annual miami marathon. earlier we were at the starting line. here as the video where participants were dancing, singing and cheering i

it features a white police officer in a ku klux klan hood, pointing a gun at a black child wearing a hoodie and holding candy. students were asked to draw parallels between the picture and america's past with slavery. lyon county school district says its interviewing everyone involved, and investigating the motives behind the picture. nevada attorney general adam laxalt is asking a judge to throw out one of the lawsuits on the education savings account program. this is the lawsuit filed by lieutenant governor mark hutchison, on behalf of parents who hutchison say are left in limbo because of the hutchison has a legal conflict of interest in this case, since he filed it as a private lawyer. the savings account program is scheduled to start february first. it's also facing lawsuits from groups who don't want state funds to go to religious schools. a heartwarming sendoff today, to the city of henderson's fire chief. he retired today, and each station spoke about what he means to them over the scanner. " the enormity of your positive impact can never be truly measured. but we feel your l

. >> yesterday, america was a land of slavery, segregation and ku klux klan and tomorrow it will be ad of con trags camps concentration camps. >> donald trump is calling for a total shut down of muslims. >> he said he's not the only public figure used inside terrorist recruitment videos and there is little he can do about it. the video uses a clipof trump's speech. >>> >> fan dual and draft king, the lawsuit says the company's games illegal under new york's gambling law. their games are based more on a player'sskills than random chance. both of the companiesfiled their own lawsuit to try to block the state from shutting it down. >> in 2015, it was an up and down year for the stock market. it did end on the low note noochlt. . >> the nasdaq took of a more than a one 1% drop of s&p. >> there were some big swings up and down for the year 2015. >> in the end, it was a flat year for the major market indexes. the dow and the nasdaq, some big popular names in business had a rough year. >> twitter is one of those popular sites, successful company that has seen a big drop in its stock price. >

many people said these pictures resembled the ku klux klan. the college president announced the decision this morning. the pictures surfaced online late last year. an investigation determined that the freshmen were ordered by upperclassmen to sing christmas carols dressed in costumes. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. showing mid to high level cloud streaming in quickly from the west. here is a weak cold front coming you can see a couple sprinkles and light showers along the front. the low and the cold air remains to our north. we get a bit of a break. this will be liquid precipitation monday -- tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. another low will develop on the front and slide south. that could p rain-snow mixed on wednesday for the mountains. speaking of snow, there is still snow. this is live on top of paris mountain. still snow and sleet on the mountain, there is downtown greenville and you can see the clouds streaming in quickly from the west. mid to high level clouds. in the 50's and even 40's in the mountains, 45

similar to ku- klux-klan garb. the citadel military college s suspending 14-cadets following that incident. after the photo surfaced on social media last month... the cadets claimed they were trying to dress as ghosts of christmas past. but citadel president lieutenant general john rosa says they should have known better. 33 seven juniors and seven freshmen are facing on-campus penalties or suspensions. one cadet has been dismissed from campus for one year. the school says it is also expanding its racial sensitivity and ethical decision making training. a fourth death in south carolina has been attributed officials say on saturday, a 61-year-old jimmy thomas... ran off highway nine... just outside jonesville. authorities say the vehicle hit a ditch, then a tree. officials say the driver was wearing his seatbelt... but later died at the hospital. nationwide.. at least 42-people have died as a result of the snowstorm. and following the blizzard... it's a tale of two cities. new york did well following the big snowsto

emanuel ransom: when i first came to clarkston, the ku klux klan used to march in front of my house. maria hinojosa: today, small-town georgia has changed in some unexpected ways. we're sisters, you know, we were separated at birth. hinojosa: now whites are in the minority in clarkston, and it's home to refugees from over 40 different countries. graham thomas: you wonder if i've got any buddies anymore that think the way i do. should white america be afraid of becoming a minority? this is the new america-- black, brown, asian, lgbt, immigrants. the country is going through a major demographic shift and the numbers show it. the face of the u.s. has changed. christina ibanez: we're american. we care about the same things. but yet we also want to preserve our culture. i just see it destroying what we had planned to happen here. hinojosa: by 2043, we will be a majority non-white nation.

the citadel issues punishment to 14 students who were seen wearing clothing similar to ku klux klan attire. the college says the punishments range from minor on-campus sanctions to two-semester dismissals. an investigation revealed several freshamn cadets were ordered by upperclassmen to sing chirsmas carols while they were dressed in all-white outfits with eye-holes in their hoods. photos of the cadets ended up on social media. although the cadets say they were supposed to be ghjosts, many saw something else. and in the wake of the incident, the national action network is calling on the school to remove the confederate flag out the same way you took it off the dome in front of the building and in front take it from inside the holy place quote on quote the citadel." the president of the citadel says a new task force is being created to advance diversity at the military college. ( weather anim - with track) rest of today: increase in cloud cover. well above average. highs will be in the low 60s. winds sw 5- 15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers late. lows will be in the low 40s. wind

ku klux klan member. >>> some teenage robbers are terrorizing a southwest miami-dade neighborhood. a lot of people living in this area have been victims of a couple of robberies. these young crooks they say have been vandalizing cars. that's the target here. the vehicles. it started four months ago when people started moving into new homes in an area with little security. the neighbors planned to meet with the cities mayor in an effort to stop all of it once and for all. >>> nbc 6 keeps watching breaking news coming out of kendall where several cars come to a crashing stop. that's not where the action may have stopped. we're talking to troopers about a possible fight that broke out after the accident. latest on what she has learned in the big six. stories you need to know befere >>> rio is optimistic by keeping everyone save from the zika virus during the olympics. >>> a chk on the roads. >> we have two traffic alerts this morning in btoward county. take a look at your screen. we hav two i-95 southbound accidents that will definitely i'll give you a closer look at >>> welcome back.

. >> former ku klux klan wizard david duke excited.lthough he says he's sometimes over the top in the way he speaks compared to david duke. that all but endorsement was followed by this robo called that went out on many trump's behalf. >> i'm jared taylor. i urge you to vote for donald trump. he's the one candidate that points out we should accept immigrants that are good for americans. we need smart educated white people will be assimilate to our culture. vote trump. >> that went out on behalf of donald trump in iowa a couple of weeks ago. it was not authorized by mr. trump or paid for by him. whether or not he likes it, the white supremacy people have chosen him. we got the latest twist on that road. >> in the next three days, find out if her daddy wears a turban around lexington and her mama wears a ruby between her head and she is a sheik and trying to be a methodist and gets to greenville around the bob jones university people, they're not going to like that. with pat robinson sending out that e-mail, people need to look at that.

. >> yesterday, america was a land of slavery, segregation, lynching and ku klux klan and tomorrow, it will be a land of religious discrimination and concentration camps. >> remember this, donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the [ bleep ] is going on. >> the trump campaign has not responded to the video. >>> trump's appearance in the terror recruitment video was brought up last month by former secretary hillary clinton. she was talking about videos that she said were being shown by isis as a recruitment tool but not by el shabaab. watch this if you don't remember. >> we also need to make sure that the really discriminatory messages that trump is sending around the world don't fall on receptive ears. he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. >> so earlier, i asked terrorism expert sajan gohip whether trump's words are as dangerous as secretary clint

. >> yesterday america was the land of slavery, segregation, lynching, and ku klux klan. tomorrow it will be a land of religious discrimination and concentration camps. >> so remember this, so listen, donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. until representatives can figure out what the [ expletive ] is going on. >> the rest will eventually turn against its muslim citizens. >> joining me now is republican presidential candidate carly fiorina. good morning. happy new year to you. let's start with that video. >> good morning. >> good morning. what message do you take from trump's appearance in it? >> well, first, no one is responsible for isis ideology. i find it pretty rich that this isis propaganda tape talks about the cruelty of the west. these are, after all, people who crucify, behead, subjerape anyo that doesn't share their ideology. it's true that barack obama called isis a jv team. hillary clinton declared victory in iraq and withdrew all of our troops, precipitously against all the military advice because

it's going to remain the ku klux klan in power and they will likely keep assad the grand wizard and power as well. >> lovely closing image. i want to thank you all for coming. thank you to the hudson institute and thank you to c-span as well. round of applause. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] >> as i've been watching the campaign this year it's far more interesting for republicans to look at the democratic side. and that may have something to do with why there is more interest in these candidate and their books. >> everyone i think does have interesting stories in their lives and politicians come and go, who are so single-minded in his pursuit of power and ideology could have particularly interesting ones. but when they put out these memoirs, they are sanitized. they are guided. they are therefore sort of minimum controversy. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern. >> state department climate change special envoy todd stern talks about policy and diplomacy after the paris climate conference agreement. he also talked about how the u.s.

and in georgia, the ku klux klan had a demonstration where they wanted prayer in schools and in and toe latino invasion. and they compared all immigrants to prostitutes and criminal and we joined the naacp and efforts to show black and brown communities are standing together against the racism in this country, against the ways we are under attack and are being dehumanized. yeah, we went through south carolina, north carolina, virginia until we made it to d.c. with 8000 people walking across the bridge to the capital. amy: you met president obama? >> i was invited. it was interesting because in the period of the trail i was sponsored by my u.s. citizen stepmother. i was still the one in the group that was given an opportunity to legalize their status. so i received the invitation after multiple times that we had requested meetings with the white house. and with the president specifically. and have been rejected. we were told, oh, the president can't meet in a document a person, you wouldn't be able to get through what has clearance. when they found out i was only one in the group that h

. >> host: eric said the ku klux klan -- >> guest: it wasn't just the claim. there was also south carolina they wore red shirt in order to hide the blood. there is no election that goes by without violence being perpetrated on a large scale. people being routinely ordered with a simple exercise. >> host: was there any push back against this nationally? >> guest: is enough for the mckinley champion. there were efforts to take away the federal protections in the 1880s and mckinley is one of the strongest proponents of it. in 1888, henry cabot lodge leads an effort to pass a bill to provide protections in federal elections in the south. democrats labeled the force pill and is defeated in the senate by a combination of republicans from the west to favor the bill but one a hostage for legislation and southerners, southern democrats who obviously would oppose what they were doing in the south. >> host: let's turn to the democratic party. he was contending for that? >> guest: the nomination in 1896 starts in 1893 because as the economy defense, grover cleveland stand

you work for them, ku klux klan member. >> sir, sudden should listenoo your attorney. he is your fumbled defender here to protect your rights.

. >> yesterday america was a land of slavery, segregation, lynching, and ku klux klan. tomorrow it will be a land of discrimination and concentration camps. >> so remember this. donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the [ bleep ] is going on. [ cheers and applause ] >> the west will eventually turn against its muslim citizens. >> joining me now is republican presidential candidate carly fiorina. good morning and happy new year to you. let's start with that video. >> good morning, dana. >> good morning. what message do you take from trump's appearance in it? >> first, no one is responsible for isis ideology. i found it pretty rich that this isis propaganda tape talks about the cruelty of the west. these are after all people who crucify, behead, subjugate, rape anyone who does not share their radical islamist theology. so let's get real here. on the other hand, it's true that barack obama called isis a jv team, that hillary clinton along with barack obama d

it's going to remain the ku klux klan in power. and they will likely keep assad, the grand wizard, in power as well. >> that's a lovely closing image. thank you. i want to thank -- i want to thank you all for coming. thanks to hudson institute and thank you to c-span as well. and a round of applause for our excellent panel. thanks very much. >> thanks very much. >> thanks very much. >> great job. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> great job. >> thank you. thank you! >>> attorney general loretta lynch defended president barack obama's executive actions curbing guns before congress today. she was on capitol hill testifying before the senate appropriations committee panel that oversees the justice department. here's a quick look -- >> i have complete confidence that the commonsense steps announced by the president are lawful. they are consistent with the constitution as interpreted by the supreme court and the laws passed by congress. for example, the gun control act lists the people who are not allowed to have firearms, such as felo

you work for them ku klux klan member. >> should listen to your public defender. he is here to represent your rights. >>'m representing myself, ma'am, and i got a second lawyer. hatzel: the judge during that hearing alluded to the fact that mr. mejia could be mentally ill, but he is nevertheless charged with attempted murder and will remain in jail. for now reporting live in aventura, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> victor: also at 5:30 a north carolina man is accused of shooting and killing a good murder crge. a group of men say they stopped to help marvin lee after they noticed his car slid off an icy road on friday and when he began acting vangly they told h'm they that's when the 27-year-old allegedly jumped out of his car and opened fe with shooting one of those men several times. that man later died and lee is now charged with murder. >> janine: right now it's time for to us get a check on the afternoon rush w wh our traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: a busy afternoon, janine. leles start with i-95 northbound. check it out that accident it is blocki

political moment was in fact pretty extreme immigration restriction, as well as the rise of the new ku klux klan during that period. so i think there's a lot at stake, and i think we're still early in the campaign and we'll see how it goes. >> woodruff: a lot at stake. and you're right, we are really early in the campaign. we'll see. beverly gage, stephen walt. we thank you both. >> thank you, judy. >> nice talking with you. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: calls to screen for depression during pregnancy. a celebration of mozart's genius and birthday. and a young dancer challenging gender stereotypes. but first, a new night for education. the newshour has long been committed to covering that topic. starting tonight, we will be expanding our coverage on tuesdays with a new feature series called "making the grade." we'll provide in-depth reporting on education issues at every level, from early childhood and pre-school, all the way through high school and beyond with the world of higher education. we'll explore the most fundamental concerns in schools, communities and workplace

. >> host: eric foner said the ku klux klan are as popular as the democratic party. >> guest: was and is the clan clan but local his groups in south carolina that wore red church in order to hide in a blood. there is no election that goes by without violence being perpetrated on a large scale is hard-pressed to understand today on black voters in the south. people are being routinely murdered for the simple exercise of the ballot. >> was there any pushback nationally? >> guest: there was that for the mckinley champions. their efforts to take away the remaining detections and mckinley is one of the strongest components. another course after the republicans win the white house in 1888 henry cabot lodge leads an effort to pass a bill to provide protection in federal elections in the south. democrats label it the force pill in this defeated by a combination of silver republicans from the west to favor the bill but want to hold it hostage for legislation to create the free and unlimited coinage of silver. southern democrats who would oppose federal interference. >> host: now it's turned to