it censored seeger's best song. what's going on here?"on clouded over. ♪ ♪ we heard a gurgling cry. ♪ a few seconds later, ♪ the captain's helmet was all that floated by. ♪ a friend of mine was working in the distribution office for columbia records in denver, colorado. he says, "pete, you know, my boss took one listen to this record and exploded." he says, "those people in new york must be nuts to think i could promote a record like this." he said, "pete, your record did not leave the shelf." so as i say, i can't prove that songs do anything, but people in control of the country think they do. ♪ another stream had joined the big muddy ♪ ♪ about a half mile from where he'd gone. ♪ ♪ we were lucky to escape from the big muddy ♪ ♪ when the big fool said to push on. ♪ ♪ i know i've been saved. ♪ i know i've been saved. [clarinet plays] [chanting] [rock music] ♪ waist deep in the big muddy. ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ funding for this program was provided by the annenberg/cpb project. welcome back. it is not the clock p.m. here in paris

pete seeger came into town and met with the freedom schools and performed.n this picture here you see him , speaking to students and really talking to them about what they were going through. their thoughts on things. and you know, this just shows how someone as nationally prominent as seeger is going to come into town and work on issues related to race relations. one of the things that the people in hattiesburg were given was a handout for the hattiesburg power structure. and this is a wonderful document for people to be able to get a sense of the fact that, you know for instance, the newspaper , publisher reported directly to the mayor. and so this was a way for the , city government, some say, to take control of what was in the media and kind of make sure that hattiesburg was viewed in a positive light. so you know, of course, the , hattiesburg power structure was the white community. because african-americans really did not hold any kind of elected office or any kind -- they weren't in the chamber of commerce or the police department or anything like tha

kyle seeger charges with a two run error. kind of a sloppy game. a's up in the seventh. in the eighth, a two run shot. he has had four home runs this season. oakland loses 9-8. a sweep for the mariners. all the talk around here seems to focus on the golden state warriors. another great comeback last night. they won the first game of the series by 12, last night by 11, but two completely different games against the blazers. in game two, they have come back and then that man right there, a big reason that the warriors were able to mount the great comeback in the second half. he didn't even play in game one but last night in 13 minutes, he was four for four with six rebounds and a block shot, absolutely sensational off the bench. steve kerr and one of his teammates certainly understand the party. >> he changed the whole game. his presence around the rim, the energy he gave us, phenomenal effort. that really changed the game. >> a true professional. you trust the process. that's the key to this team. we all trust the process. he made a huge impact. he showed up. that says a

chris davis, olay goes kyle seeger. 8-4 a's in the eighth -- or in the sixth.n lee goes downtown to make it 8-5. and then he does it again off of john oxford. oh, my. mariners win 9-8. and a new abc series pitch, "dancing with the umpires" during a game, the ump couldn't help it. i know dan remembers gene, gene, the dancing machine. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> i want to hear what glenn goodman has to say about that. >> you otter stop. >> thanks for narrator: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, a pop icon gone too soon. but is this man really responsible for the superstar's shocking death? coombs: they said that dr. murray was reckless and deceptive. narrator: and later, a wall street magnate worth q

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seeger, i think that they are stretching down this point. they do not want to hear the truth. parliament. being called a racist. the primary saying that that guy had thanks to a supporter of the islamic state. shouted down there. called a racist by the left. how do you stand on this? i do not know how to approach you on this. what to think about this. >> the prime minister was trying to educate. a teaching moment for great written. the question is what is his stand on islamism? these associations are not a co-incidents. this is a guy that defended a 1 ton about bay prisoner. he wanted release back. working within organization called cage in britain. it is said behind radical islam. actually has been discredited. also called the isis activist. a beautiful person. etc. it goes behind him simply being muslim. it is his silence against the state. a muslim working towards reform. one of the muslims where i do not see any signs is working on reform or acknowledging that the ideology is the problem. >> it would be considered a victory for muslims if he were elected mayor of london. h