louis browns because of jim crow.so you allowed these exceedingly competent black latinos to come to the diving and there isn't much of a market for the one arm white man. even though you could make the argument as the leaders do, that when jackie robinson entered baseball that allowed major league baseball to flourish. which is true. television contracts and that is true. so in a sense jim crow was beneficial. but it wasn't beneficial to people like pete gray. but also complementing to what i just centcom --, the leaders will downplay expressed in barack 1957 with president eisenhower to ensure that'd desegregation or oxford mississippi from a few weeks ago with the federal trade -- troops have to be deployed to be segregated at the university of mississippi. to show that this was not just limited to the precinct with the uproar from boston is quite significant. if anybody is familiar with the black american basketball star talk about boston but in the 1980's and 90's with a housing desegregation it was useful the de

sheryl crow, she can sing. she has nine grammy awards to prove it and has sold more than 50 million albums. that's the bright side of her career. but, at one point, there was a dark side. grammys week of 2006, sheryl crow didn't want to do it. she was putting it off. she hesitantly scheduled a off getting a mammogram because they are afraid, this is the first step in taking care of yourself first so that you can be there for others. >> tia: it was 2-d technology then. the doctors saw something. crow had to have a lumpectomy and seven weeks of radiation. crow credits early detection for saving her life. dr. linda grear agrees and 10 years later, technology has advised. >> 3-d mammography works just like 2-d in the compression so really we don'tot difference, but the raidolgist now is looking at one millimeter sections at a time like looking at the pages of a book. >> crow has teamed up with halogic the makers of this machine. it's called genius 3-d technology. according to developers, the mammography is able to

. >> we back in probably around 1999/2,000 we had a scare crow contest opened to the public. we wound up getting five entries and we had an i am ago, one scare crow was stolen. >> wait, wait a scare crow was stolen. >> and what went into that. >> it got involved, where we had to file a police report and everything. >> it was stolen scare crow, okay. >> and it actually won. >> but anyway next year we decided we do like to do a lot of the part they are ships with our washington township school district so we thought it would be cool if the fifth grade every class could headache a scare crow and we could pick them up and put them on display and over month of october people can come in and cast their ballot, and winning class gets to come and take a hey ride and have a pizza party. >> this is really involved. we have some really cool looking scare close, great imagination here. >> we have awesome scare close, every year they come up with some great ideas. >> you have been doing this since 1999, 2,000. >> yes. >> it has evolved and new we have 24 different scare crows which is coo

louis browns because of jim crow.o you allow these exceedingly competent and talented black american and latinos to come to the diamond, there's not much of a market for a one-armed white outfielder so even though you want it make the argument this is what leaders do, about baseball and it aloud major league baseball to flourish which is true. see teams start in san francisco and los angeles by 1957 whereby '58ing television contract more wealth generates which players can share it. that is all true so in a sense retreated from jim crow with beneficial, to many. but it wouldn't necessarily for people like pete grey, and i think also complements if you like what i just said are intellectual and leaders down play the resistance as expressed in little rock in 1957 where president eisenhower has to deploy federal troops for the high school and oxford, mississippi university of mississippi federal troops have to be deploy sod that james can desegregate university of mississippi.ed at th boston cries so show it is not just

jim crow apartheid.nine black youths arrested for sexually molesting two american women on the fast track in alabama to be executed by the state. as so many black americans before and sense to be accused falsely of a crime but william paterson intervened with labor defense to be energized by the u.s. communist party assisted by moscow.cow to help to organize the international campaign but what happens is that the international pressure with those egregious and horrible aspects with uh demonstrations with the consulate all over though world. and actually favored cubans protesting that leads to important supreme court presence with regard to the right to trial by jury. the u.s. supreme court precedents is utilized this very day. so the scottsboro case is the preludin talking about brown vs. board of education although although the d difference from the 30's and in the '50s that mighton the d patterson and robison ron the defense and the fact that they would accuse moscow of human-rightsri violations they f

pipe down, witnesses say banks physically threatened her and crow, then used the "n" word.tmz" says when banks was about to throw a glass at guests crow grabbed her in a bearhug and carried her out of the suite. but banks has different story on face become she said crow called her the "n" word, choke her, through her out, and spit on her. her rep said on twitter she is tremendously distraught, dis heart ends, shellshocked, and will speak out on the incident once she has had time to process the brutality and abuse she was unjustly subjected to. as for who used the "n" word, according to "tmz" riss himself said banks was the one, not crow. >> all right, that was rachael kim reporting. authorities say security cameras should have captured the incident and both sides claim the video will support their individual claims. >>> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", medicare open enrollment is open. we're live with advice on how to save money and get better health coverage. >> and we're following breaking news this morning. jan? >> on the scene here collingdale

were the tribes that accepted the white presence, crow, pawnee. none of the tribes that were famous for fighting the government, the lakota, the apache, none of them were ever unified for war or peace. each had its war and peace factions that struggled for dominance within the tribe and they clashed sometimes violently with one another. these peace factions were obviously a potent fit column for the government -- fifth column for the government and army. the kyowa offer a particularly poignant example of a tribe toward asunder over a question of making war or peace with white men. in the winter of 1866, the head chief died. there were two contenders for his position, kicking bird was one. he was just 32 years old. he advocated peaceful accommodation with whites. satanta was nearly 50, he was something of a lost ring braggart -- blustering braggart and was famous for being a killer and -- he was the ultimate b.s. artist. he was austin and often painted his teepee, his body, his wife and his horse the sacred color of red. they vied for power. santan

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we are very appreciative. >> reporter: crow stopped by the hospital to meet some of the kids that the donations help. >> i don't get a dime of it. >> reporter: check out the new post season shirts. children. >> and it is benefiting pediatric research. >> who would have thought when he was standing in the freezing cold that we would be where we are today. >> reporter: no one did including crow. so as the indians keep winning and the shirts keep selling it will help them achieve personal victories too. shelly miller, cleveland inane teen news. >> chris: the proceeds stay right here. make sure you are buying the official party at napoli's shirt. only those benefit the children at the clinic. whaty posted a link on our website with more information. >> denise: that's awesome. with trick-or-treating less than three weeks away you are getting ready to buy the candy to pass out to the ghosts and goblins who will be coming to your door. tonight we are getting answers on different ways to save money on those treats. first, buy the cheapest candy like the dum-dums in bulk. they will help you cu

road rage plays out in dramatic fashion in is happened when a man got out of the car with a crow bar. we look at the incredible transformation that abandoned breaking down. thousands of employees were fired for making fake accounts for meeting goals. they with r saying they were forced to meeting those goals mow matter how and the banks -- no matter how and the banks voying to rebay them. >>> one person was killed when and the pilot survived and stunned investigators with his story. >>> this morning. investigators taking picture and gathering evidence is now a ledgedly telling authorities this was no accident. >> we have a fully involved air craft on fire. >> it took off from connecticut witnesses say they saw the plane plunging in the street and taking down poles and power lines. >> when it hit the last one. power went out and everyone ran out side. >> on the plane a student pilot and an instructor on the ground the plane nearly missing a van carrying a mother and her children and this man's car. >> he hit a pole just behind me and came in and landed and i thought it was part of the

sheryl crow is not saying who's she's voting for. hmm.or barack obama and not saying this time. what do you think? facebook.com/kelly file. see you tomorrow at 9:00. >>> tonight -- >> make sure you get out and vote. >> trump battles to win key swing states. plus, skyrocketing obamacare premiums prove the president was not telling you the truth about his plan. >> we will start by reducing premiums. your premiums will go down. >> former speaker of the house gingrich is here tonight with reaction to it all. >> i'll tell you what. the media, folks is no good. no good. >> a new study shows the biassed liberal news media is in the tank for hillary clinton. tucker carlson, monica crowly, judge pirro weigh in and potentia

crow wants voters to have a say in how long it lasts. currently has more than 36- thousand signatures. justin timberlake may be facing some legal trouble this morning... he posted a selfie on instagram as he was about to cast his ballot inside the polling station in his home state of tennessee. but the pic-- is against the law.-- last year, tennessee's governor signed a bill allowing people to use their phones at polling stations for "informational purposes to assist the voter in making election decisions." but it prohibits taking photos or videos. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. some patchy fog is still possible this morning but we can expect full sunshine with a few passing clouds. high temperatures rebound back into the mid to low 80s in las vegas. another storm is approaching the area for thursday and will help to increase clouds & bring back the thursday night. the best chance of rain from this system will be friday morning. showers taper friday afternoon with high around 80. the weekend is trending drier with more sun s

crowe credits early detection for saving her life. ten years later, technology has advanced. >> 3d mammography works like a 2d mammogram in the progress, so we don't notice a difference. the radiologist is looking at 1 >> tia: crowe has teamed up with the makers of this machine called genius 3d technology. according to the developers, the mammography is able to see deep into the breast tissue, where some cancer cells lie undetected by other mammograms. you, too, can get the screenings right here in northeast ohio. in cleveland there's uh and metrohealth, and in akron suma health and also akron general. >> i just tell women who have been diagnosed to make sure and keep their life as possible and to look at lessons along the way that brought you to this moment. >> tia: that moment ten years ago changed her life and she's loog looking ahead to change yours through music. >> anything you want to record with that was ever an important piece of gear exists here. >> tia: last week she wrapped up recording in the studio. >> real excited about

crow says other countries have limited campaign seasons that last about six weeks. her petition has already been signed now at seven --- violence continues across milwaukee. this morning police are investigating a string of shootings --- including a homicide. what we know so far --- coming up. and wet windy and chilly today! here's a live look outside --- as showers move through our area. coming up when things will dry out. good morning and welcome back to wakeup! time now x:xx weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a low is moving to our south today bringing us significant rain this morning and into the afternoon. over 1 of rain is likely in many areas. temperatures will suffer today in this cold rain with highs in the upper 40s to near 50. we can also expect a very wind day with gusts in the 30s likely. the rain tapes to showers this evening and dries up overnight. thursday will be mostly dry with

contest, one of the ones here is in the back and you can vote on those, the winning scare crow gets a behind the scenes tour with us. jeremy: when is this rng from. >> 9 to 4:30 on saturday. adults are $4, seniors 3.50 and kids are $3.02 and younger is free. jeremy: kids bring own bags? >> yes, but we have wonderful bags too and they are handed out for the trick or treating throughout the zoo. >> you can check out the an molls. the weather will be gorgeous. at the zoo. we have something going on for the adults at saturday evening. back to you. >> all right. cool. looking ahead, trick or treating happening over the weekend in local communities. saturday ghosts and goblins in hard wart and port washington and west al lis. we have a full list of the times at wisn.com. jeremy was talking about the candy bags, i used to bring the >> pillow cases. >> yes. >> candy poker with your brothers and sisters? >> yes, all the time. i was the oldest and it is a mandate. >> me too. my sister still got the good candy. >> early today temperatures 40s and going up to the 60s for today and tomorrow. the

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((video))"the party that gave this country slavery, the kkk, jim crow laws, roe v a provocative argument. so why is he doing it?((shines))"as a platform to be able to say to those that perhaps don't have the informationa& and as a result they are able to make informed decisions." we showed the video to political science professor john bullock. bullock says that shines cherry picked his history. ((bullock))"if you have the whole context of history and the things that are mentioned where they actually missed pieces then you would not be persuaded at all." so about the kkk, historians generally agree it was created in post-civil war reconstruction by democrats - and later southern democrats were behind the jim crow laws.((bullock)) "yes, that was will full depth of it" to shines however the history of the democratic party and the people who built it is important.((shines))"i think history of who these people all about."but shines says people are hungry for a different way of thinking. ((shines)) >>> the history of through these individuals are kind of personified with the history is all abo

it's being called the crow foot valley fire. it's now been contained we are hearing from south metro fire. it burned 30 acres. no longer threatening homes so the fire lines. to the property lines. no longer threatening homes. homes were being threatened. douglas county notified 44 residents to evacuate. what started this all, we just don't know right now. they are just getting these hot spots taken care of and then i'm sure a heavy investigation will begin by south metro fire. >> we have been watching the view from sky 9. it's so interesting to see how they have gone in with the trucks and firefighters and then on top of every ridge there. double checking every spot. they are aware how quickly these things can move. and they certainly found the fuel with the trees. but those homes that was close by and ranch property and fences and everything else. you though there was horses and other things and the golf course off to the side. scary stuff and 30 acres. now we get a number on that. 30-acres that burned. it started at 3:40. >> k

. >>> cheryl crow. an idea everybody will like. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. ahead on fox ten news at 10... >> we still have a lot today at fox 10 news at 10 o'clock a. huge, and i mean huge settlement by volkswagon. do you know someone who just lies constantly. there's a reason for that. we'll explain that tonight at 10. talkers. >> have you seen an ad for a restaurant. that food looks so good. a hamburger or fries. >> better than the t-bone steak. >> but then you get the food and it doesn't look anything like it. one woman is suing kfc. she says the company advertising a heaping bucket but there

sheryl crow is here with me right now.see you. >> thank you, nice to see you. >> you didn't want this to go on six more months? come on now! >> i'm going to miss it. i am worried about the next day. what are people going to do? >> you're getting ahead of me. i'm curious about how you're spending your night and next day. how did you? when did you? why did you? >> a couple reasons. i am the mother of two little boys. >> nine and six. >> and i will practically hurdle over the couch to get to the remote control before they can turn on the news and i know a lot of other moms feel that way, or dads, and i got to the point where i felt like this is this has gone on so long that we're not learning anything more, it's become just sensationalized, it's incentivizing vitriolic hatred -- just hate talk, really and i don't want my kids to be exposed to it. that's a terrible feeling when you're considering voting for the highest office in the land and you're protecting your children from them catching any of it. so other countries have

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his latest book, ghost of jim crow. we also have eddie, please raise your hand. he is currently, you see them on tv all day today. he is currently is currently the chair of the department of african-american studies at the william s professor of religion and african-american studies at princeton university in his latest book, democracy and how laced race still slaves the american soul. also with us today, the esteemed and one and only who has long been recognized for her progressive and insightful observation. she is a labor and colorful commentator. her latest book is, i will be better off. can't wait to wait to hear what she had to say. we also have victoria, she is an amazing woman. she has written so many novels and you wonder why the novelist is here, because she has a book out called stand your ground. stand stand your ground was an naacp image award winning book for 2016. she has done so much research on the issue of stand your ground, let's give all of our panelist a great round of applause. [applause]. we have one person who is stuck in new york and she

how exactly, during the harsh years of jim crow, had george and lily managed to escape?rkabe >> how frustrating was it, all those years, knowing that this remarkable story was so close and yet so far away as mark did you ever feel like giving up? >> i did give up because she said no. she actually said, i asked her, i said you didn't even let me interview him and say i would hold the interview until after he passed away because that was a rule, she didn't want anything written about him until he passed away. she said you're too curious. she didn't think i could hold the interview. i said if i would hold the interview, i would, but she didn't believe me. now she says, oh, when you when you walked into that shop the first time, and you just thought i would give you the story, i said to my self, scratch has met her match. i was scratch and she was the match. >> you call yourself a unicorn in the ranks of journalism because in this globetrotting world, you stayed in one place, in roanoke for decades. how has your staying power allows you to write both of your books? both requ

he lived through reconstruction and he lived through jim crow.went on to farm and graduate from medical school. and gave life to a beautiful with awe see today spirit reflected in beautiful christine. equal in the laws of so in a brief moment, their family will join us in ringing a bell from the first baptist church in virginia, one of the oldest black churches in america, founded in 1776. the sound of the spell will be -- bell will be echoed in town squares all across the country. the ringing of bells signaled emancipation. the sound and the anthem of american freedom. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ [bell ringing] [applause] [bell ringing] [applause] [cheers and applause] [bells ringing] chatter]ct ♪ ♪ hearting with a rejoicing -- resound [indistinct lyrics] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> this concludes the dedication ceremony for the national museum of african american history and culture. please stay in your seats. our staff will notify you when it is time for your group to approach the museum and under. thank you. -- e

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but that law also abolished jim crow laws. it reversed the practice of discrimination and employment, the inaccessibility to public places. so that was a major piece of legislation in 1964. and for the very first time in my 23 years in my home state of texas, i could enter the front door to order a cup of coffee where my mother served as a short order cook. so i have seen a lot that have occurred in this country. and insistent with that was our embracement of our collective heritage that stephen so eloquently spoke about. but i had the great opportunity in terms of my first official introduction to conservation and preservation many years before a lot of you were the sparkle of your parents' eyes, 54 years ago, as a seasonal ranger in grand teton national park. and then became a clear chloe plo in 1966. all of that was due to the courageous leadership of a young secretary of the interior appointed by maybe a younger president of the united states, john f. kennedy. and he did that before the civil rights act of '64, appointing

and this leads to confessions, it anti-jim crow concessions to desegregate the military. but the question is the price too high because their high because their compromises in their compromise is certainly to in a position to march forward and certain other compromises in my historical estimate is the ouster of the last and the radical and people in the naacp is a crippling handicap in compromise for which the naacp and the black movement has yet to recover. i would say the same thing about the labor. ferdinand smith who was a jamaican migrant become second in command of the union and then he's of course a radical. he is sent back to jamaica where he becomes the leader of the labor movement and independence movement in jamaica. but this hasn't seems to me a devastating impact on the u.s. working class. you can draw a straight line in 2016 and the struggles the afl-cio is having a youngstown, ohio and eastern kentucky trying to convince working class people not to vote for donald trump and has a devastating impact on the black working class, leaving the sector of the worki

two brothers a kidnapping into mother's quest and also a true story of the jim crow south. it has been a short lifted and long listed for the andrew carnegie metals for excellence. she won more than a dozen awards. her first book factory man was on numerous best of 2014. and is in development for an hbo miniseries. please join me in welcoming beth macy. thank you for being here. >> it has all the elements of a southern gossip novel but it's true. can you explain how you first heard about the story. >> as a young journalist who arrived in 1989 to white feature stories i took two years to muster the nerve to mr. -- the great niece. a newspaper photographer have told me that based on rumors she heard growing up it's the best story in town but no one has been able to get it. by the time i poked my have into her's tiny restaurant with the idea of a writing a story about her famous great uncle it was very clear that all personal details are working to be closely held trickling out in dreads and drabs and very much on nancy's timeline. the first time i asked if i could interview w

how cheryl crow is making sure that women have this life- the white house. donald trump calling hillary clinton a power hungry liar. >> clinton and her cronies will say anything, do anything, lie about anything to keep their grip on power, to keep their control over our country. >> well, clinton using trump's own words against him, blasting trump for a series of late- night tweets targeting former miss universe alicia machado, calling her disgusting for a sex tape that no confirm actually exists. >> i mean, really. who gets up at 3:00 in the morning [laughter] >> to engage in a twitter attack? against a former miss universe. >> just looked at hillary clinton's account. she did a mock of this, tweeting out policy updates. this underscores that trump is unfit to be commander in chief. challenge clinton and trump, gary johnson. he is a libertarian candidate. he is making his first campaign stop in the valley. johnson getting some traction in the polls too. speaking at the phoenix airport marriott at 4:00 p.m. you can get free tickets online. if you can't make i

, are this-- these gritty, kind of microaggressions that these men and women lived with during jim crow. like the little girls walking to school past the white lady's house and there were parrots and they were trained to squawk epithets at them. and the ladies, rent collectors who accepted sex in partial payments. i'd never have the stories had i not gone out to spent the time to know people and they know me and open up to stories. >> that's the heart and soul of your book, i think. >> thank you, thank you. >> in addition to the remarkable story. one i think thing if you comment on. because the brothers were portrayed in the circus as sort of being i mbeciles. >> it happened that a lawyer interviewed him, and i took him out to lunch and i was having trouble finding documents. and the circuit court clerk helped me find them. and he took him out to lunch. he he said i deposed him. and i said what was he like? he gave me detail. if you think he was mentally incapacitated? oh, my heaven no. another lawyer to deposed him said it was mid december and there was a better handle on his christmas

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. >>> cheryl crow has an idea that i think is right on the mark. she is talking about shortening the campaign to six weeks instead of nearly two years that we endure now. >> is it two years now? >> almost two years. days. canada's recent election was 11 weeks. that's the longest they've ever had. crow's said this election cycle has been damaging. >> it would be a complete blood sport. hair pulling. >> it's been wwe for two years now. >> it's just ramped up to this high stress. even the kids are stain feel it. >> two weeks it's over. >> we should have a party. >> we're done talking. it's your turn to talk back. >> head to our facebook pages. >> we would love to hear from you. >> i'll tell you what, there's a party going on in cleveland tonight. we'll tell you more about. that we'll also get into the cardinal's defense. think about what is happening over the last few weeks as this defense becomes the brand for the cardinals as they get set to and we take you to cleveland for you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love tha

with the stories of african-american men and women equaltended separate but schools during the jim crow era, to connect them with those stories, but also stories of the resistance that brought about the desegregation of county schools. willortheast region examine the construction of the northeast region and use that research to draw interpretive connections between park resources and issues relevant to contemporary society. pervasiveh as the legacy of racial violence, citizenship, and social compliance. have a landmark study identifying reconstruction sites and this focuses primarily on the occupied south. in another study, the northeast the light on park service history by documenting racial segregation in units of the national park system in virginia during the jim crow and eras, andil rights yes, virginia is in the northeast region. official and informal practices of racial discrimination established in virginia. what strategies did african-americans devise to gain access to recreational resources in the years following official desegregation? capital region is also examining the his

eventually jim crow was dismantled.there were vigilante groups such as the ku klux klan that resisted the civil rights movement but ultimately failed. there were some people in the white supremacist movement that thought the country might actually implode under the weight of racial strife. they thought it would be impossible for blacks and white to occupy the same country in any amicable way. accepting anger subordinate status. there were some instances in which both white separatists and black separatists establish a dialogue in the hope of coming andome modus operandi creating separate states. george lincoln rockwell and members of his american nazi party met with representatives of the nation of islam which was named after -- which was led by elijah mohammed at that time. the early white separatists assumed the vast amount of territory in thewould be reserved for the white population. blacks will be given a small territory, perhaps in the american south to build a so-called new africa. americans at other the time was

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crow foot valley road. and rain tree circle. crews are asking drivers to find an alternate route. so they can continue to completely contain this fire. officials did tell us that fire started around 3 p.m. and spread more than 30 acres. as of right knew the douglas officially opening up the road again. it seems like they might be okay. several officers on motorcycles. as well. these folks here on the park way. who live in the neighborhood. can now officially go through the street here. so that's the latest. >> we're going to play for him. i'll talk to the defense. we'll dedicate this game to him. >> so cool to hear. we're just about an hour and a half away from kick off. with interim head coach. leading the team. >> sports director live there now. with the preview of the division afc west divisional rivalry. one that favors the broncos. 3 point favorites on the road. they are 4 and one. also the broncos have not lost on the road to a division o opponent in the last five years. 15 and 0 in the last 15 games on the road against division opponents. >> . joe d steps in as interim head

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alcs, w they apologized, and that picture went viral, now this one also, not everyone in the browns crow .aught that >> called the browns and to see who is responsible, but have no heard back. despite the embarrassing that they're still hopeful tha they can turn their season around >> i have faith in them a believe that they're going to win this time.. >> hoping for a one way and if we get happy.a to think that they will turn around? >> not this year, way to go zer for 16 this year. wisconsin town comes together, in an effort to break a world record, how jack-o'-lanterns help this town trick-or-treating is not just for kids, want people take ther pets and on the farm, they say that this time of year can be a frightening time, as you have visitors come to your home, strangers canr stress about causing anxiety this in the bes to get plenty of exercise for the visitors arrive. >> before you have the party or trick-or-treaters, get them ou for some exercise, if held to take out any nervousness. they remind you to put all canned is a place where they cannot get to it, wisconsin town, has set

sheryljoined by crowe. you want to see a shortening of the election cycles.on -- all you want to do a shortened the electorate -- the election season. why do you want to do it? sheryl: because i have two young boys. i've spent the year hurtling over the couch to make sure they don't hear something i want to hear. it has been a divisive campaign with lots of hate speech and kids are privy to that. my nine-year-old came home and asked me if i would be voting for the liar or the crazy man. i grew up in a time when i feel like the office of the president should be an office that is respected. what has happened in the last two years is not any informative -- a more informative than if it would have a year or six months. we are not learning anything we would not have learned six months ago. we have to hold our two parties together and talk about a way to reform the situation. i know i'm not an all -- not the only one that feels this way. i am in this for the long haul. i want to see people use their voices and sign our petition and do something about this. i don't

that has everything to do with the jim crow laws that go on the books in the south. the way that that changes over time during those decades and that there is a critical thing going on in the south where african americans begin to leave the south and move northward as part of a multi-decade movement that would later be called the great migration. that begins on which to store and you talk to and 1890's and runs through world war ii. it picks up momentum around world war i as there is a need in the north to fill industrial jobs and jobs that have been occupied by men who are going off to war. you see tens of thousands of african-american's moving northward for the first time out of the rural south to industrial jobs in chicago, st. louis, cleveland, pittsburgh, new york. over time, the african-american populations in the city's increase. the african americans in the cities are gradually recruited by the political parties, and oscar depriest is a perfect example of that process. he actually is born in the south. he and his family are part of a group called the exit dus

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outside the stud crows winds are calm. 60 -- studios, winds are calm. 60 degrees. high clouds going up and over th high pressure. we are monitoring a storm system moving on shore. notice how limited the moisture is. a chance of showers san francisco up to portland. up and over the rockies into the mid-west. another day with above average highs. even with the high cloud deck in place temperatures tomorrow notice how much cooler to the north of us. the cool air stays north with the jet stream pattern. high cloud. a chance of light showers over the higher terrain. the best chance for rain and snow won't come till tuesday and wednesday with a weather disturbance that will track across the state. we start off mostly sunny tomorrow. high clouds in the afternoon and that cloud deck keeps 30s in the high country. highs tomorrow 76 denver. 80 in south eastern colorado. 50s in the high country. 80 out west and follow temperatures -- foothills temperatures, beautiful day. in the denver metro area for tonight high clouds, beautiful night. 41 degrees. it will be dark. with suns

what was the pro crow. when you have a meeting with the secretary of state you don't need that. john kennedy was running for president guy came over to him and said jack i want you to win. i give you a million dollars. just get the nomination and then we will talk. what can i do for you. what do you want. nevermind. after kennedy took office he said the cabin is filled. what you can do is meet me for dinner at the most fashionable washington restaurant on march 4 at 7:00. and he said i will bring you to the white house. you can use the white house dining room. the guy got his entire family all of his friends, all of his clients all of them together in the restaurant at 7:00 kennedy walked in. access is really all you need. last week when i was having lunch with the secretary of state she said and at that point you want it for the country. the meeting is the message. it's all you need. when he wanted to buy 20% of the iranian supply in the united states. we were not self-sufficient in uranium. he tried to control the uranium supply in our plants have not been self-sufficient. tha

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