crow is clearly connected with the nazi regime and with japan. what about the hand? the fact that the ncca is strangling this bird? what's the imagery there? >> it's a struggle. they weren't just at war with fascism, but at war with jim crow and might need those violent means to get victory within that war. >> yeah. yeah. the victory literally within their grasp. jim crow is almost within the naacp's power to strengthen, to choke out. >> could it just be me? the amount of colors used in this poster, but it does look like the naacp hand that is strangling jim crow is actually a white hand, which is interesting. >> i think that's probably the shading of this particular poster. that is an interesting observation, but given the message the naacp was trying to send during the war years, i think it's the shading of this particular image. the naacp is an interracial organization, but i think that's probably shading. so as membership in the organization was exploding, naacp lawyers chose this particular moment to step up their attacks on the legal founda

in 1941, they editorialize the fact that himmler had adapted jim crow ds -- hitler had adapted jim crow laws proved how terrible they were. -- by the way, we are raising a new generation of fascist right here in new jersey. black americans attempted to use reports coming out of germany to spur their white countrymen into doing soul-searching on race. they did not just sit around and wait for the soul-searching to take root. he sees the opportunity of the war to create change. d?s doubled th >> it is the notion that to defeat not see as him, we have sm, we have to win the war at home. prof. titus: as a strategy it was laid out a month after pearl harbor in a letter printed in the "pittsburgh courier," a widely read black newspaper. two v's.posed and a vvictory without for victory within. and hea cafeteria worker asked some questions that resonated very deeply with courier" readers. how they should respond to this crisis? should i enlist, should i buy war bonds? should i make sacrifices to support the war effort even though i am not totally free myself? should iompson put it, " sacrifice

the urban league in 1941, the magazine editorialized the fact that they the jim crow card for jews -- a group committed to dismantling school in new jersey, which was technically illegal, but nonetheless, widespread, questioned how students could be taught to believe that hitler's ranting about a superior race were absurd. the report concluded that unwittingly, we are raising a new generation of little fascists in new jersey. throughout the year, reporting come ut of germany to spur soul-searching on race. they didn't sit around and wait for it to take root. instead, they seized the opportunity the war provided to demand change, by launching the double v campaign what is double v? >> it's the notion that to defeat naziism, we have to win at broad and at home, tolerance internationally and nationally are intricately linked. >> good. kevin, do you want to expand on that? >> okay, great, so double v as a strategy was laid out a month after pearl harbor, one of the most widely black papers in the country, a man named james thompson, wrote this. proposed two vs. a v for victory over enemie

jim crow and nazism is linked together.prof. titus: yes, they are clearly linked together. what about the hand? the imagery there? >> it is a struggle and it is a war. it were not just at war with fascism, that at war with jim crow, and they might need those violent means to get victory within that war. prof. titus: yes, and victory is literally within their grasp. jim crow was almost within the naacp's power to choke out. >> it does look like that is actually a white hand on the poster, which i think is interesting. prof. titus: i think that is probably just the shading on this particular poster, but it is an interesting observation. given the message they were trying to send, i think it is probably just the shading. the naacp is an interracial organization, but i think that is probably just the shading. as mentorship in the organization was exploding, naacp lawyers chose this particular moment to really step up their attack on the legal foundations of white supremacy. what was going on in the courts? were they winning any

should let dora crow do the job. it'd be a lot easier all the way around. i did get a chance to unpack these saddle bags. what's this? eh, deed to my ranch. i signed it over to dora crow. just like that? well, i can't bring her husband back. it's about the only thing i got to give anybody. tell her take good care of the place. joker, where you goin'? someplace where there's lots of people. people mean trouble, to you. well, that's better than bein' alone. ?? ? ? i'm sorry, ma'am. i've been waitin' for the post

>> i said crow. >> jimmy: crow. >> i don't like crow. no, i love the crow. >> not russell. the other crows. >> jimmy: we love russel crowe words that rhyme with back. three, two, one. >> slack. >> track. >> flack. track. that's a real word. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: no one jinxed on that one. >> i did, i said flack with you. you did say flack? >> yeah. >> jimmy: cool, man. [ light laughter ] >> that's not cool. i don't want that. ? dream weaver ? ? >> jimmy: we'll do one more here. and we'll see who's really connected here. the chemistry, you can feel it right here. you can cut it with a knife. [ light laughter ] by the way, you don't have a a knife, do ya? [ light laughter ] >> come on. >> jimmy: letters of the alphabet. three, two, one. >> a. >> b. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] everybody. "lion" opens in select theaters next friday! keith urban! [ cheers and applause ] i don't know how you pulled that off. more "tonight show" after the break, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ? how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squ

you're not just that were with fascism, they are at war with jim crow. yeah, and that victory is literally within their grasp. jim crow is almost within the naacp's power to choke out. >> could it be maybe with the amount of colors used on the poster, it looks like the naacp hand is actually a white hand, which is interesting. >> i think that's the shading of this particular poster. that is an interesting observation. given the message the naacp was time to send, think it is the shading of this image. it is an interracial organization. but i think that is probably shaving -- probably shading. naacp waship in really tookawyers up attacks on the legal super missy -- on legal white supremacy. was the naacp winning any big victories in the courts during this time? them fought the judicial system would help them achieve housing in world war ii, any housing whatsoever. for many of them, they did not. >> there is a housing case that comes before the court in the late 1940's. but it is not a great victory, right? it is not something they will put forward as a ma

so, uh, you been rentin' your car out for stickups there, huh, crow? - [ mumbles ] i don't know. - we got your vehicle's got no signs of bein' broken into, has been i.d.'d by victims in three separate incidents. hmm. hmm. you know, maybe somebody made duplicates, or-- plus-- plus i lost a spare set of keys? somebody-- somebody might be usin' that. well, the only problem there is for the stickups. he told us that you rented him the car for a hundred and fifty a night, and you knew what he was usin' it for. right? [ slaps table ] stick with the dumb act, crow, you will do the 15 jermaine does. you explain your part here, you're lookin' at 18 months. [ knocks ] - what do you want? - why don't you come in and shut the door. i think that dealer's withdrawing his allegation about you taking his money. that's good, 'cause i didn't take it. you're wrong if you think that ends it, szymanski. no. i'll just try to keep lookin' over both shoulders. well, you may not be doing that on the job if you don't get straight with i.a.b. [ scoffs ] those charges are wrong,

custer has crow scouts. what's going on there? why do crows and sheshones and es, and evenwne later on the arapahos serve as scouts as allies for the united states on other indians? students are often puzzled by that, because didn't all indians realize that white people were -- why didn't indian people from the moment white people arrive d on the east coast that what people would gang up on them and kick them out. right. because in a sense there is no such thing as indian people. they're multiple different nations. ofng back to that sort spokey kind of diagram that i have, who more often are concerned with the neighboring indian nations than they are with which king thousands of miles away thinks that their land is his land. if you're osage in the 18th century, if you are comanche in the late 18th century, you don't give it much thought because you are powerful. you control your own destinies. and your power limits the fairly -- still fairly precarious power of these european empires whose ambitions in north america will be realiz

if he does not, [cawing] [cawing] [crow cawing] injured man: i've lost too much already! aah! the fire has entered the hand through the wound, and the hand is dead already, and if we do not remove the fire, you, too, may die. did you hear me? liu, liu, i've done all i could, and may even demand more! the spirit? have you seen the spirit? was it here? it is here, at the window! aah! [cawing] aah! drive it away! drive it away! aah! aah! no, you cannot have my hand! it had a tear in it. i patched it. it had no tear. yes, it did, on the button. you must think i'm an idiot. no. i just wanted to show my appreciation. for what? for everything you've done around here. you feed me, give me a place to sleep. but it seems so cheap. i want to do something useful for you. useful? cook, clean, sew-- all the things a woman can do. you do not believe in yourself? of course i do. then why do you need to perform for me?

reyna crow: im great! amy goodman: whats your name? reyna crow: reyna crow.my goodman: and what do you think youve accomplished today? reyna crow: i hope weve accomplished letting enbridge know that the people of this nation and the people of this world, tribal or otherwise, have withdrawn their social license to pollute water, and that they need to find an honest, nonviolent way to make a living. amy goodman: where are you from? reyna crow: duluth, minnesota. idle no more duluth. protester 17: i got maced twice. i got bit by a dog. i was the front line. amy goodman: where did you get bit? protester 17: i got bit on the ankle, where my boot is. so, i told them they needed to leave, but the guy didnt believe me. so he didnt want to listen. he stuck his hand out, and he maced me, this other guy, and i think he maced a lady, too. then they tried getting the dogs on us. i was just standing there, wasnt really doing nothing. that dog ran up on me, and it bit myaround my ankle. amy goodman: you pushed them back, though? protester 17: yes. amy goodman: why is this s

>> i said crow. >> jimmy: crow. >> i don't like crow. [ light laughter ] >> not russell. the other crows. >> jimmy: we love russel crowe words that rhyme with back. three, two, one. >> slack. >> track. >> flack. track. that's a real word. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: no one jinxed on that one. >> i did, i said flack with you. you did say flack? >> yeah. >> jimmy: cool, man. [ light laughter ] i don't want that. ? dream weaver ? ? >> jimmy: we'll do one more here. and we'll see who's really connected here. the chemistry, you can feel it right here. you can cut it with a knife. [ light laughter ] by the way, you don't have a a knife, do ya? [ light laughter ] >> come on. >> jimmy: letters of the alphabet. three, two, one. >> a. >> b. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nicole kidman, everybody. "lion" opens in select theaters next friday! keith urban! [ cheers and applause ] i don't know how you pulled that off. more "tonight show" after the break, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon

two brothers, a kidnapping and a mother's quest - a true story of the jim crow south."truevine" has been shortlisted for the kirkus price and long listed for the andrew carnegie medal for excellence producer porter for the ron at times in virginia that's one more than dozen awards and earned a fellowship at harvard university. her first book "new york times" bestseller factory man was on numerous best of 2014 was and is currently in development to become an hbo miniseries executive produced by tom hanks and gary goetzman. please join me in welcoming beth macy to the southern festival of looks. a pasta of. >> thank you alice. "truevine" has all the elements of the southern gothic novel but it's it's true so could you read a section that explains how you first heard about the story? >> i would love to. as a young journalist who arrived in roanoke in 1989 to write feature stories for the roenicke times i took two years to muster the nerve write. a newspaper photographer had told me the story based on rumors he had heard growing up in roanoke. quote is the best story in to

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rita aspinwall: we'll attend the crow summer institute.ernie stevens: and we'll interview the crow nation chairman, darrin old coyote. our elders, our chiefs, our warriors have fought for this land, this language, this way of life. we also learn about traits of leadership in indian country, and hear from our elders, on this native report. narrator: production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

two brothers, kidnapping and another's class and also a true story the jim crow south. "truevine" has been long listed for the andrew carnegie medals for excellence. at the reporters, that's one more than a dozen awards and earned an even fellowship at harvard university. her first book, factory man was odd the best of 2014 last and is currently in development to become an hbo miniseries executive produced by tom and jerry gottesman. please join me in welcoming beth macy to the second festival of books. [applause] >> well, "truevine" -- it is true. could you explain how you first heard about the story? >> i would love to. as a young journalist who arrived in roanoke in 1989 to write feature stories, i took two years to muster the nerve to mess with nancy and she was the story's gatekeeper, a newspaper photographer had told me the bones of the kidnapping story based on rumors he heard growing up in roanoke. it's the best story in town that no one has been able to get it he said. by the time i poke my head into her tiny soul food restaurant but the idea of writing a story

this black friday at the volkswagen [ crow caws ] frankie: out here in the middle, nothing gets us more excited than the grand opening of a new store. well, they did it. they outcheaped the frugal hoosier. yesterday's bounty? i'm telling you, mike. this is our new place. e got everything -- backed-over bread, preopened pasta. hmm. generic chinese cereal. ooh! look at this. i got all this for 3 bucks. it's misshapen fruit. looks like a tumor, but it's fruit. their word, not mine. brick: ? you're gonna love our pizza ? i'm surprised to see you in such a good mood. what, 'cause of axl not coming to thanksgiving? yeah, well, that and the not talking to us or answering our calls for days.

debt-free colleges thing of the past to turn our backs on the middle-class repaid -- replaced jim crow laws that net economic impact for women doubling the work-force participation is eurodollars for those bottom-line% in for a family that can reasonably afford a middle-class life today we'll need to or three and come to live the same life one generation from now. obviously given such as speech would doom a candidate the party would have been out of power. nobody would have voted pet yet this second part bottles so turnout to be true now because of a historical accident but the economic system is rigged in favor of large corporations and wealthy americans trickle-down economics came into the consciousness as if rounding -- written to the founding documents intentionally refers to for the course of the last four years if foreign power had announced it was the plan we would have gone to war. >> it is easy for them to provide a willingness into the local economy. but they are holding back their language skills and the incentive to move with the broader economy as opposed to a captive labo

we're off of crow canyon road.f this major outage, 26,000 customers are without power right now. and we can also tell you that that stretch of crow canyon road here is also shut down as these repairs take place. we were told by the san ramon police department that this all began when a transformer blew in this area at about 7:30 this morning. and then after that, again, 26,000 customers lost power. that's a lot of people at homes and businesses impacted here by the situation. now, you can see what we have over here, you have the road closure there at el costa boulevard and row canyon road. so crow canyon road is shut down between el costa boulevard and camino ramon as pg&e crews try to get the power back on for folks in the area. we're waiting to hear what caused this outage. but it sounds like it could be at least another hour before they get this situation resolved. >> thank you, alex. >>> also new this morning, students at monte vista high school attended a assembly at the school in response to racist graffiti f

or enforcing jim crow that for all of american history have been the face . so sometimes we talk about how do we rebuild the relationship? but in reality we need to create a new relationship. >>host: leslie, a cleveland ferguson baltimore new york charleston we have a black president during that time . is there a connection greg. >> a think there is providing that comes from two directions . ink first is coincident that we have seen unrest and police shootings every year of modern history . this is going on during the clinton years remain not n talk about it or covered at the same way but the issues have always insisted . but the presidency of barack obama activated a level of activism and political anxiety and had not existed prior to a first agda book i tried to profile as an activist to become the faces of the protestovement so many have eir entry in politics thrgh barack obama they voted for him peon i talked about 20-something . i think very often because needy's understanding of the limitations but he was elected on a mandate to change washington to bri

>> just a cat. >> what happened to the crow? >> it's in tennessee bein' taken care of properly until i can have an actual home. >> how do you properly take care of a crow? >> well, we made him a big cage and give a lot of attention and a lot of food and talk to him a lot. see, we can't let him loose because we tried to let him go and he lands on the dogs he wants to be friends. so, for his own good we had to keep him in. >> all right, we'll be back. stay where you are. [ music ] >> how much time do we have here? [ applause ] we got a minute or so here? >> half a minute. >> okay. uh, shorty sullivan was supposed to be with us. we ran long tonight. our apologies to him. we're on the air, aren't we? >> yes, sir, we are. >> i thought you were doing an impression there. thank you for being here. would you come back and do this again? you're charming. >> oh, i'd be so honored. thank you. >> sir. >> sir. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> and this is johnny roy bob saying we hope-- oh, no. jim, thanks for bein' here. i'm glad to s

but i think it was all crow. a crow-fu-turkey, whatever it might be. you can't reconcile what you showed mitt saying a couple months ago with what he's saying now, that said, it may be a good thing for humanity if there's someone in the cabinet who is not as crazy as michael flynn, and if it has to be mitt romney, so be it. as said about george h.w. bush years ago, putting his manhood in a blind trust and he comes out and sucks up to trump that way. >> mitt romney's had such a troubled history with donald trump. in mitt romney's own campaign, where he had that tortured moment where he had to go into a las vegas casino to get the donald trump blessing, you could feel how awful that felt to mitt romney, but as david just mentioned, should we be hoping tonight that mitt romney does get that job or some job in that cabinet so that there is someone, at least as sane as mitt romney in that situation. >> and should we be hoping that steven mnuchin become treasury secretary. he has some pretty bad history in failed banks. >> explain that. >> he used to own a b

jim crow, only in 1954. slowly over the years, republicans have been telling these people, we will give your dignity back. -- you have been told that your problem is because of the blacks, the immigrants, people of different religions, etc. so this has been cooking in the oven for a number of years. ronald reagan came in with his neoliberal politics that decimated the american economy, destroying households, destroying incomes. people are out of work. it has never happened before that children could not do as well or better than their parents. so there is this tremendous economic anxiety going on in america, even though obama pulled this economy from the edge o of going over an abysmal cliff. there is this tremendous economic anxiety, income inequality, donald trump comes narcissistmagogue, a . the man has never read a book. not an original idea. but he understands how to work the media. he is a reality show host, and he did reality show politics. people loved it, and the media went a along with it. nobody c

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crow canyon is closed. it will be closed for a while as pg&e does major repairs.raffic, we have slow traffic on 680 approaching san ramon. give yourself a lot of treks time. when you're trying to get to the bay bridge, you will see a big back up here. it is backed up to the maze. 20 to 25 minute delay. we are in the middle of a tough thursday morning commute. 8:18. today's weather, let's go to mr. steve paulson. >> thank you, mr. sal castaneda. i appreciate that. good morning. we had cold lows this morning. frost advisory, reports of frost. san jose, maybe where you live as well. on the rooftops or on the pumpkins. temperatures will start to ever so slowly warm up. super warm in san francisco. this is how cold it is in concord. i had to scrape ice off my window. burr. that is cold. i saw a 33 out near the concord pavilion. 37 at 8th and lincoln avenue. so i know cold valley gets cold in this kind of a pattern. also golden gate park you can get cold readings as well. 40s now for more than the 40s. santa rosa holding on a little bit. we had very cold readings this m

crowe worry that your vote -- you worry your vote won't count. >> we are showing you how you can make sure that vote will count. a woman has reason to be concerned. she showed up to the polls to vote early and she was told not once but twice that she had voted. >> turns out the combination of a technical problem and the state's safeguards were to reporter he isabel mascarenas shows you how it went down. >> reporter: she takes voting seriously. >> i got my sample ballot through the mail and reer is heched the judges. >> reporter: on friday karen was ready to vote. she went to the early voting location in lakewood ranch and hand her driver's license to a poll worker. >> she said you voted i said no i haven't. >> reporter: and the clerk told her the same thing. >> you voted at another poll. and i said no i did not. >> choice but to fill out a provisional ballot but the idea her vote wouldn't be counted until after november 8th didn't sit well. karen then he took her provisional ballot pink slip with track number 6062 and called the media. >> had i not contacted the news media, i would ha

this is just before crow canyon in the san ramon area heading south. we've good three vehicles, including a motorcycle. sounds like they're calling an ambulance to the scene. i'll keep an eye on that. >>> number six, at least three people have died and four critical after severe weather and tornados tore across the south. 23 tornados were reported last night. >>> number seven, somewhat surprising, a new study, labeling the calories in fast food makes no difference when it comes to consumers making healthy choices. for calorie labels do any good, they must be larger and clearer, and advised on how many they're supposed to eat. >> if you want my french fries -- >>> if you have radio shack gift card, you have until friday to redeem them. consumer can get cash for the unused cards. go to old radio shack gift cards.com. that's a real thing. to file your claim. it is estimated, there are millions of dollars of unused gift cards still out there. you can submit your claim at old radio shack gift cards.com. >>> a series of just released images in mars. the newe

we are going to turn our backs on the class and replace old jim crow laws with a new economic apartheid for black and brown america. the economic impact for women doubling their workplace participation will be $0 take him for the bottom 90% of income earning families and the families that can reasonably afford a low class life on a single person's paycheck will need two or three incomes to live the same life a generation from now. obviously giving such as speech would have doomed anyone's presidential campaign. his party probably would have been out of power for years. no one in america would have voted for such a vision and yet just like you optimistic first part the second part of our fictional presidential speech would also turn out turn out speech or became true not because of some historical accident but because our economic system was intentionally rigged in favor of large corporations and wealthy americans over everyone else. trickle-down economics was loaded in a national consciousness as if you're the founding documents or can they founding documents or can they pay 200 years o

. >> jim harrison: it was between here in those mountains that cheyenne and crow battle took place.ut i like it. it's very peaceful. >> anthony: what was it like a hundred years ago? two hundred years ago? >> jim harrison: oh, not much different. this was never forested. this is the dry side of the river because the primary winds come from the west. rain tends to blow over here that brings the snow to the mountains. >> anthony: legendary writer and poet jim harrison is one of those people and this is the place he calls home. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> jim harrison: am i as old as they am? maybe not. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was seven in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. sixty-eight years later i could still inhabit that boy's body. i start thinking about a time in between. it is the burden of

and he set in process the test case challenging jim crow laws.the photograph of five young african-american women outside their segregated school. how do you balance a hope for a better life for your 11-year-old daughter against real fear for her personal safety? but oliver and leola brown were people of strong faith. he was assistant pastor at his church. together, they made the choice to enrollin da in the whites only school. and together, they changed the world. you can read the court's decision in dred scott versus sanford, in plessy versus ferguson, and in brown versus board of education. and learn what the court held. but if you want to know what those cases were about, you need to meet dred and harriet scott. plessy and oliver and leolag brown. and you can do that in this new museum. thank you. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, advisory council members for the national museum of african-american history and culture ken chenault and linda johnson rice. [ applause ] >> this is a glorious day on a personal level, i think i feel like many peo

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. >> do you think crow is on the menu? how do they serve crow.re millions of people who can't forget governor romney's scathing indictment of donald trump's character, and we know -- we appear to know how loyal donald trump is to those who have been loyal to him. it's been a you are ream few weeks. it's no shock -- lou: it's scene extraordinary campaign throughout. the passion, the outright contempt for between these elements, there is 17 of them at one point working against each other within the party. but nofnl is was nastier and vile than mitt roll numbers attack on donald trump. do you think the governor is sincerely putting that aside and ready to work for the man he so vilified? >> if he was offered the job, that would have to be the understanding. i think he's extremely patriotic, and donald trump is our president. if he went that direction, i have 100% confidence mitt romney would be loyal and serve at the president's pleasure. >> i'm not sure how you are loyal and put that duty to countryside by side with an attack just on trump's founda

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