and the black panther party started to deal with those issues. one of the issues was police brutality. in the first issue of the black panther paper, which you are wasng here, denzel dowell shot in richmond. and that was really one of the first issues that the black panthers address. obviously, that has all been solved, as we know. that's -- exactly. the picture on the right is bobby seale selling red books. everis the first picture i took of any black panther. and that is when i met bobby seale. they were selling red books. bobby will tell you more about that. shortly after the panthers were founded, huey newton went on trial. became the major organizing effort in campaign for the panthers. on the left, that was when bobby seale was speaking in chicago during the democratic convention. there are some panthers in the park, which we renamed bobby hutton park. and there is bobby seale chairman speaking in the park. kathleen cleaver with some panthers in the park. and kathleen spoke a while ago here. and she was a leader of the panthers. the panthers

, more commonly known as the black panthers. the party advocated for civil rights for black americans. next, the party cofounder bobby seale and photographer stephen shames discuss their book "power , to the people: the world of the black panthers." they sat down with a documentary filmmaker to discuss the legacy and impact of the organization after 50 years. first, we will see some of the photographs. the schomburg center for research in black culture and the stephen kasher gallery cohosted this event. it is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> as we turn to tonight, byron hurt will lead us on tonight's fantastic journey with bobby seale and stephen shames. byron hurt is an award-winning filmmaker, published writer, activist and lecturer. for more than 20 years, hurt has been using his craft, his voice and his writing to broaden and deepen how people think about gender violence, race, visual media and justice. his documentaries include "i am man, black masculinity, hip hop, beyond beats and rhymes and soul food junkies." in october,

huey newton founded the black panther party for self-defense, later known simply as the black panther party. the film "black panther" produced by the san francisco newsreel features an interview with party founder huey noon when he was on murder charges in prison, cofounder bobby seal reciting the panthers' 10-point program. >> in america, black people are treated very much like the vietnamese people or any other colonized people. the police occupy our community as a group of troops occupies , not for our welfare, for our security, for our safety, but they are there to contain us, to brutalize and murderous because they have just likers to do so they have their orders to destroy the vietnamese people. the police in our community could not possibly be there to protect our property because we own no property. they could not be there to ensure we receive the due process of law's for the simple reason themselves they deny us the due process of law. and also to see that the status quo is kept intact. >> they are not aware yet but they know there's some shit going on in this country, but th

simply as the black panther party. the 50 minute film "black panther" was originally released as "off the pink -- pig." bobby seal and providing -- reciting the 10 point program and scenes from demonstrations in oakland, california. ♪ >> in america, black people are treated very much as the vietnamese people or any other colonized people. we are brutalized. the police in our community .ccupy our community the police are there not to promote our welfare or our security or our safety, but they are there to contain us, to brutalize us and murder us, because they have their orders to do so. associates in vietnam are order to destroy the vietnamese people. the police in our community could not possibly be there to protect our property, because we own no property. they couldn't possibly be there to see that we receive the due process of law, for the simple reason that the police themselves deny us the due process of law. so, it's very apparent that the police only in our community, not for our security, but the security of th

actionsnk based on the -- experience as a panther, i don't mean you see the guy go back in a black jacketn a beret -- i mean you see the panthers with their lives on the line. when we see that, that's the end of it. he's not scared of death. he's done nothing wrong. you don't jaywalk -- he don't jaywalk. guy, blackind a panther, remains the same after really seeing the panthers. they never have been too impressed by what's been happening. they're not impressed by that. reason, one reason why the panther party is focused on the cops, because the cops are out there and they are visible. this is the direct contact of the black people with the power structure, with the man, the pigs is going to come and bother them. message that we moved against successfully. those programs -- those nonviolent tactics, those -- brothers didn't want to hear that. all of a sudden, here comes two talking to aguns cop just like a cop is talking to them. we really want to know what that's about. if they don't decide their life is too precious -- if they don't decide that, then they come to [indiscernible] ♪ self-d

the black panther party feels very much the same way.think this educational process is necessary, and it's the people that will cause the revolution, and it's the people who will cause the change in the country. the black panther party is simply the vanguard of the revolution, and we plan to teach the people the strategy and the necessary tools to liberate themselves. >> ♪ no more brothers in jail things are going to get better no more brothers in jail things are going to get better no more brothers in jail things are going to get better ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ the pigs are going to get jailed no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> the focus of our activities is to believe and demand that we

a group from the black panthers of milwaukee watched from the gallery. we have murders, seville smith, jay anderson, dontre hamilton, and countless others. we want to make sure justice is served. the black panthers group said they will come back to court until justice is served. whatever it takes for justice. disruptions, disturbances, extreme economic boycotting, it's all about the dollar right. to threats of violence or the actual act of violence officer kraemer is on administrative leave from the brown deer police force. the man she shot, manuel burnley has filed a claim with the village of brown deer. live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news mary thanks myra now to a developing story. a retired kenosha county sheriff's c assisted living facility has been formally charged with sexually assaulting a resident fox6's angelica sanchez spoke with a former facility employee who says the allegations did not surprise her. angelica. several former care takers at carey manor were in court to witness the formal charging of 73-year-old clarence mielke. one careta

and over at 10th and atkinson, the black panthers helped needy families get ready for thanksgiving and the cooler weather. they gave kids coats, hats, gloves and scarves. and each family also got a turkey. the black panthers want to make this an annual event. and during kwanza this year, they're planing to help children whose parents were killed during recent violence. adrienne warmed people up in sherman park this afternoon. several community groups worked together to organize the feast and football event. neighbors played with police officers from several areas. >> it is a lot of fun. we are playing touch and flag. it is pretty competitive, i can tell you that. some of these kids got game they do. adrienne: people also enjoyed barbeque. ? adrienne: that is the sound of the holidays ringing through downtown milwaukee for the 90th annual milwaukee holiday parade. more than floats, marching bands 100 and local celebrities turning out to greet the crowd. i was there. it was pretty cold. we also saw toya washington and mark baden. everybody had their winter coats on. lindsey: adrienne: we

. >> great history, we're celebrating the 50th anniversary of the black panther party. ongoing story. none of us can say we know where it's going to go but whether the raiders stay or go, there is going to be family s there is going to be churches, and there is going to be pride. >> when i was there for the 95th anniversary one of your members gave me a medal with the history of the black panthers. that was a precious gift. >> i'm glad you enjoyed joyed it, because as a pastor that left pride to the pastor that i came after, i insisted you got that gift because it was really meant for me. >> [laughter] >> you sometimes have to agree in order to have all those kinds of gifts. we have one more segment and it is great to have you guys here. okay. please, be with us on our last segment here at mosaic. >>> we are so thankful and i think it was president john f. kennedy said that it is not enough to just be thankful with words, and gestures, and other words, but how we live our lives. so it is so important, and i think that as we come to a close here, we want to say a few more

the man survived but thursday-the black panthers stood by in court saying--these situations happen too often...and they have a message for those in power 5557 the laws in ameica werent designed to protect the does it oppress ? people of color.......this has to change or we will force you to change by any means necessary kramer will be back in court on november 28th. michelle? a living wage increase approved by the milwaukee county board. board."let's not hold people back anymore. let's help people move on up and move forward. let's invest in our co" community." the minimum wage increase is for county eye workers of contractors hired by the county..starting at 12.35 an hour in 2017 and slowly increasing to 15 dollars in 20-21. 3 tonight: mostly clear. a little chilly with lows in the upper 30s inland to around 400 lakeside. wind: n 2-5 mph. friday: lots of sunshine. staying above-average with highs around 600. wind: sw weekend with lots of sunshine both saturday and sunday. stays mild with highs in the low to middle 60s saturday and sunday. some 50s return next week, but no major signs

. >> so what happened by this spring of 1970 the intense anti-war activism and concern a over a black power over the black panther leader since the spring 1970 and the president made his famous statement to his alumni that he doubted a black man could get a fair trial anywhere in the united states of course, one of those activism is that anti-a vietnam war protest when yale men and women participated in protest relating to the treatment of the black panthers, they were working together on a common cause. to allow them to put aside up petty annoyances of the first year coeducation add year -- that year at yale to show it is a complicated and difficult transition because they were working together for larger purposes. against the war and in the interest to promote black rights in the united states. >> he was not drafted anyway in vietnam. >> that was an issue. >> did any do a better job than others to prepare for the arrival? >> is sound chauvinistic to say but truly i believe princeton the best and most careful job. there is nothing in princeton's history to lead me to believe that would be true. surprising everyo

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professor on world war ii and its impact on civil rights. , the:00 on real america 1968 film on the black panthers founded 50 years ago by qe2 and bobby seal. -- huey newton and bobby seal. of the business owners in the community and also to see that the status quo is kept intact. at four: 30ternoon eastern, an archaeologist on his finding what excavating the revolutionary war battlefield the saratoga in new york. his desperation to his book " 1777: tipping point at saratoga." the time she dies was five feet tall and at least 60 years old and a battle casualty at saratoga. what is going on? >> at 6:00 eastern on american artifacts -- down, thee wings cut second training flight, they give you more wing and a bigger engine and you would hop up and down the field. when you are ready for the big day, you talk to your instructor who would talk to you on the ground while having you on the shoulder appeared -- you would make your solo flight. >> a pilot takes us on a tour of a military aviation museum in virginia, one of the largest private collections of world war i and world war ii aircraft to learn ab

he was a member of the new black panther party. >> that was november 4, 2008, to be exact. s then a university of pennsylvania student was certified as a republican poll watcher and video taped his peaceful encounter with the new black panthers. >> i know they are radicals of a radical party. they are complete and udder outliers and people like that will certainly exist in the united states and elsewhere around the world, but what were they doing there? i have no idea. >> others thought they knew. 12:41 eastern time that day, the drudge reports top linked headline was black panthers block access to voting station and drudge kept posting on the story even adding footage throughout the day. but here is what really happened. the man with the night stick was asked by police to leave. he did without incident. the other man, well, he was a certified poll watcher. he got to stay. the district attorney's office says there were no complaints of intimidation, nevertheless, this incident has been a rallying cry for those who claim elections continue to be stolen in part due to voter in

whenever those ragtag raggedy black folks decided to get up and say, "oh, we're the new black pantherty," three or four people came and went on cable news, and then, suddenly, "oh, my gosh! it's voter intimidation! the blacks are coming after the poor white people that are voting!" it did not exist. but that narrative was able to be spun out of control to one, two different voter-i.d. issues, blah, blah, blah. i don't really truly believe that voter intimidation is going to be an issue. i don't know about where you guys vote. where i vote, everybody at my poll knows me. they know all their voters. they're not really gonna stand for any people coming in and acting crazy. they're just not gonna do it. they're far too protective of their polling places. >> i don't think there's gonna be voter intimidation. i absolutely agree with you, and i think that the black panther thing was blown out of proportion. however, in the past couple of days, there's been evidence of possible derry-doing in my home county, delaware county, where there has been -- ocratic registy traditionally republican cou

and then at 10:00 on reel america a 1968 film on the black panthers founded 50 years ago. >> and so it is very apparent that the police in our community are not for our security but the security of the business owners in the community and also to see that the status quo is kept intact. >> sunday afternoon about 4:30 eastern archeologist dean snow on his findings while ex-ca the revolutionary war battlefield saratoga in new york and the inspiration to his book, 1777, tipping point at saratoga. >> what on earth was a little old lady doing out there? she was at the time she died about five feet tall, at least 60 years old, and she affs battle casualty at saratoga. what is going on here? >> and at 6:00 eastern on "american artifacts" -- >> the french method was to put you in a little plane with the wings cut down. your second training flight they give you more wing and a little bit bigger engine on the thing and you would literally hop up and down the field. then when you were ready for the big day you talked to your instructor who had been talking to you on the ground all the time and he'

it's been a real struggle for authorities to remove the animals--- particuarly the black panther. but they were able to get all the animals out before sun set today. reporting live in pahrump...mauric io marin. 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> this investigation comes days after a similar one.. also in pahrump. trisha meyer is waiting to be extradited back to houston... where she's facing charges for exotic animals roam her home with only a teenager watching over them. animal control found three tiger cubs in the backyard.. and eight monkeys, a skunk, and a fox inside the home. the animals have since been taken into protective custody./// ((denise valdez)) >>> the trial against the clark county school district continued today... over claims that reports of bullying went unanswered. today... we heard from the school dean in charge of discipline. 8 news now reporter karen castro has been following the case. she's in our ne karen? ((karen castro)) >> attorneys for the families asked the school dean if she had fulfilled her legal obligation, under state law, to address the bully

. >>> on "reel america" a film on the black panthers founded 50 years ago by huey newton and bobby seal. >> so it appears the police only enact energy, not for our security but the security of the business owners in the community and also to see that the status quo is kept intact. >> sunday afternoon at 4:30, archaeologist dean snow on his findings while excavating the battlefield of saratoga. and his book "1777, tipping point at saratoga." >> what was that lady doing out there? five feet tall and 60 years old and a battle casualty. >> and on american artifacts -- >> the french method was they put you in one with the wings cut down. your second training flight, they give you more wing and a little bigger engine on the thing and you'd literally hop up and down the field. then ready for the big day and talked to your instructor who had been talking to you on the ground, he'd pat you on the shoulder and you get in an airplane and make your first real solo flight all by yourself. >> pilot robert boone powell takes us on a tour of the aviation museum. to learn about advances in aviation tech

kraemer ended up shooting the today members of the black panther group were in court... to watch proceedings. so we're putting everyone on notice, the mayor, the governor, politicians, county executive, county supervisors, alderman. this has to change or we will force you to change it, by any means necessary. kraemer is not in custody. she's free on a five thousand dollar signature bond. her next court date is november 28th. a milwaukee lanl halt his real estate ventures-- at least for now. the ruling comes as a lawsuit against "mohammad choudry" moves through the courts. choudry owns 67 properties in milwaukee. city attorneys say there are 3- thousand code violations against those properties-- and he owes 400- thousand dollars in back taxes. they're trying to get him to pay up. just days before the election-- donald trump is coming back to wisconsin. his staff confirms he'll make a but right now that's all we know. trump was in florida and north carolina campaigning today. his wife melania delivered a rare campaign speech of her own ... in the battleground state of penns

today's hearing was observed by members of the black panthers group, who said they were there to see that justice is served. >> this individual was laying on his stomach and i by the brown deer police department. we want to make sure the stops by any means necessary. joyce: burnley survived the shooting, but lost part of his lung. neither officer kraemer nor her lawyers spoke after todays hearing. a retired kenosha county sheriff's captain appears in court on charges of sexual assault. clarence mielke is accused of his wife in pleasant prairie. mielke posted a $10,000 cash bond. he'll be free while he awaits trial. an inmate caught on camera attacking a correctional officer is now charged. according to the criminal complaint, the officer was taking 17-year-old deonte anderson back to his cell at the racine county jail last month. you see anderson punch the officer, knocking him to the ground. anderson is charged with battery by a prisoner. kathy: the first ever warrants wednesday drew more than 850 people to milwaukee municipal court. three judges touted the offer last week to throw o

today's hearing was observed by mbers of the black panther party who said they were there to see that justice is served. >> this individual was laying on his stomach and shot in the back by the brown deer police department. we have to make this stop by any means necessary. reporter: burnley survived the shooting but lost part of his lung. i lawyers spoke after todays hearing. reportring live tonight, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. toya: new tonight. ate an inmught on camera, attacking a correctional officer, is now charged. according to the criminal complaint, the officer was taking 17-year-old deonte anderson back to his cell at the racine county jail earlier this month. you see anderson punch the officer, knocking him to the ground. anderson is charged with battery by a prisoner. patrew information tonight on the 17-year-old girl struck and killed by a school bus on the medical examiner has ruled her death an accident. the report says the bus driver was making a turn at 9th and oklahoma and did not see marisol cevallos in the crosswalk. investigators say conditions were dark and there

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for you to come on this show and try to give it some comparison to the black panther party and more importantly try to legitimize it and normalize it is quite insulting. this is not a political con sertive group like the tea party. this is a full comprehensive, full-fledged hate group. these are people who sat there and listened to mr. spencer's remarks and they basically saluted him by giving nazi salutes. this is something that's so disturbing and at a time when folks are calling for our country to heal and come together you have these protests outside and these people are basically fighting one another. so i think -- >> here's the other thing, john. i think some critics might say that donald trump came down harder on the cast of "hamilton" than he came down on this group. >> these people are horrible people and i, frankly, am glad that he's not giving them a larger platform. instead of giving them a larger platform what was donald trump doing over the weekend? he was meeting with elaine ciao, tulsi gabbard. rick grenell, an openly gay mantha could become the ambassador of the united nations.

members of the black panther group were in court to watch proceedings. so we're putting everyone on notice, the mayor, the governor, politicians, county executive, county supervisors, alderman. this has to change or we will force you to change it, by any means she's free on a five thousand dollar signature bond. she's back in court at the end of the month. the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith is officially fired... tonight - the fire and police commission upheld police chief ed flynn's decision to fire dominique haeggan-brown police say it's the result of an internal investigation of accusations made against dominique heaggan-brown. the officer had the august shooting of sylville smith, who police say was armed and running from police before raising his gun toward officers. heaggan-brown was then arrested on sexual assault charges less than two weeks ago. he allegedly assaulted a man at his apartment after the two were drinking at a bar while watching coverage of the violent protests. a retired kenosha county sheriff's captain i

the 1958 film on the black panthers founded 50 years ago. >> the only an act to business owners in thecommunity and also to see that the status quo was kept intact. >> 4:30 archaeologist jean snow on the findings while excavating for battlefield to saratoga in new york and the desperation to his book 1777, the tipping point at saratoga. >> what on earth was this little old lady doing out there. at the time she died about 5 feet tall at least 60-years-old and she was a battle casualty at saratoga. what is going on. >> and then the general artifacts. >> second training flight, they give you a little bit bigger engine and then you could literally hop up and down the field and then when you are ready for the big day, you would talk to your instructor, he would pass you on the shoulder and you would get in the airplane and make your first solo flight all by your self. >> be going to work through the military aat

the black panther party is simply a vanguard of the revolution. we plan to keep the people, the strategy, necessary to liberate themselves. ♪ [singing] ♪ >> the need and demand that he be set free. the only way to heal a community, take it out of the hands of those who relentlessly are trying to kill it. revolution has come try to pick up the gun ♪ >> a coalition with the teacher's freedom party, which is primarily a white group. we see it necessary to fight on two fronts. we must liberate the colony and stimulate revolution in the public sector. this can play a great part in saving america. students have been very interested in the past the foreign policy of the united states. they demanded that the united states withdraw from vietnam, stop brutalizing the vietnamese people. studentshat the white pay more attention to the colonized situation than the blacks first. after all, this is home. >> watch the entire film 4:00 p.m. eastern sunday on "reel america" on history tv, only on c-span3. >> following the transition of government on c-span, donald

black lives matter movements and all of these things, but the last time communities of color strongly pushed for cultural change that would lead to political change, we saw what happened to a black panthery where the government kind of moved against them and brought them down from within and it led to the beginning of the prisonat industrial and the criminalization of the new. my is looking at immersing yourself the way you did in the black lives matter movement and the change that were pushing for now, what gives you hope that this movement in the future movement will lead to the cultural change of the political change and it won't be undermined in such a way that the cultural change that we see. >> that's a big question. it's a real one. one of the things that anybody who is a close observer of movements have been able to see over the past few years is that there have been increasing tensions within the movement. there's burnout. people are coming to stages where they feel like they can continue on in the movement. we know this has happened historically. we know that some of those is done through surveillance, through constant policing, through the court system. we see a lot of activi

i feel the same way like a normal black guy feels about the black panthers like, oh, but yeah. >> and said everything will be all right, all right. you miss heard me. >> you don't see issues with the head of the football league? the major league of balls? >> oh that's right. you did refer to the nfl as the mlb. >> multiple times. >> it is almost as if you were trying to set me up for an easy correction. >> classic fact checker. nailed it, wow. stupid, nfl. >> that one had a donna brazil feel to it if you know what i mean. come on. she is looking for work. oh no, she has a job. what am i saying? nick thanks for dressing up. how many feet do you have to stay from a public park? >> where the hell is andy? >> gavin said are you tired of winning yet? >> you are exhausted of winning. are you ready to admit that donald trump kept his campaign promise? >> to win? >> to make you tired of winning. >> see, donald trump says something about everything. yes, donald trump kept a promise. >> he kept one promise so he is beating obama. and he is only president-elect. by the way bob dylan and nobel pr

black people. stretch sanders, rally organizer "our hope about tonigh in some type of unity to basically send a message to all retailers that you can't just members of the new black panthers showed up. they yelled at metro police and mall security...but there was no violence. new developments -- on that deadly school-bus crash -- that took the lives of -6- children. we're now hearing -- there were concerns raised -- about the driver's behavior -- behind the released records -- showing students complained about erratic driving. one student even saying -- he felt like the bus was going to flip over -- and the driver would stop -- and make students hit their heads. johnthony walker -- is charged with with vehicular homicide "he loved me really much ...he was loved by a lot of people." only on 13-action news -- the girlfriend -- of a man gunned down -- sharing her heartbreak. this is our first look at the ones as -- nelson navarijo. right now -- detectives searching the valley -- for at least one shooter. we're told -- the victim was shot in the chest -- this afternoon -- inside an apartment -- near eastern and fremont. he made his way outside -- before collapsing. friends sa

the blacks, one was encouraged by the national government and one is tolerated by the national government. >> jill on world war ii and its impact on civil rights. america -- a field on the black panthers founded 50 years ago a. schu we knew in and joe we field. and joe we field. >> the security of our business and to see it is kept intact. archaeologist dean snow on his findings while excavating the battlefield saratoga in new york and inspiration to his book "7077: tipping point at saratoga." >> what of the world was the little lady doing? she was five feet tall and 60 years old and she was about an casualty. what is going on here? announcer: on american artifacts -- in an area where the wings are cut down. they give you more wing and more engines and you would hop up and down the field. when you were ready for the big day, you would talk to your constructor -- instructor and he would pat you on the shoulder and say -- and get at an airplane and make their first real solo flight. the pilot takes us on a tour of the aviation museum, home of one the largest private collections of what were -- .orld war i and world war ii for complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> a

>> yes, 100%, after problems with had and 2012 of the black panthers. >> reporter: all right, by all back to you. katy tur. >> that's a problem that donald trump has been saying peop, peo keeping their eye on the election. jacob soboroff, thank you very much. >> bob shrum who's working for everybody. bob, thank you very much for joining me. you are a political veteran, we are a day out and hours into the polls opened, tell me what it is like inside the campaign right now and how are they feeling? are they confident or nervous? does it matter with the trump campaign or the donald trump campaign? >> if you are the clinton campaign, you are having good numbers but fighting every step of the way. they are blocking trump from getting one of the blue states he has to get. he's in a position wher where -- giving undecided toss upstat upstates, he still has to have a big blue state. i cannot imagine -- i am sorry, go ahead. >> i want to ask you specifically about michigan. >> donald trump is going to be there at the end of tonight and hillary clinton is going there with the obamas. is she wo

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acoli is one of at least 15 former members of the black panther party who are still in prison. his lawyers plan to appeal the decision. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former presidential candidate jill stein is continuing her efforts to force recounts in three states -- wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. but on tuesday, the effort faced a setback as a wisconsin judge refused to order a statewide hand recount. instead, the judge ruled that each of the state's 72 county clerks can decide on their own how to carry out the recount. donald trump beat hillary clinton by less than 30,000 votes out of 2.8 million cast. the result was even closer in michigan, where trump won by just 12,000 votes. dr. stein is expected to file paperwork in michigan by today's deadline requesting a recount there. more than 130,000 people have donated more than $6.5 million to stein's efforts. that is nearly double how much stein raised during her presidential effort. trump has dismissed the recount efforts. in a

at 10:00 on real america, the 1968 film of the black panthers. founded 50 years ago. >> it's very apparent that the police in our community are not for our security at the security of the business owners and the community, and the status quote is kept intact. >> sunday afternoon at about 4:30 eastern, dane snow on excavating the battlefield of saratoga, new york and the inspiration for his book, "1777." >> what on earth was this little old lady doing out there? she was about five feet tall, at least 60 years old, and she was a battle casualty at saratoga. what is going on here? >> at 6:00 eastern on american artifacts -- youre french method, second training flight would give you more wing and a bigger engine and you would literally hop up and down the field. when you are ready for the big day, you would talk to your instructor on the ground. and pat you on the shoulder you get into an airplane and make your first real solo flight home by yourself. >> robert powell faces on a tour of the military aviation museum of virginia, on the one of the large

and they wanted someone from the black panther party, and they originally wanted huey newton, but whohey got was bobby seale. and it's not a very flattering portrait of bobby seale, because he essentially comes into the yard, and they've been waiting for him and waiting for him and waiting for him, and he won't -- he kind of -- he doesn't want to, he doesn't want to endorse them, he doesn't want to endorse -- and so he sort of does nothing, and he turns on his heels and leaves. and it's just one of these moments where it's, yeah, it's dashing a few illusions, but it's also, that was why this was -- i hope what people feel is the unexpected. one minute you think you know what side you're on for lack of a better term and then get a little bit -- >> right. >> it's more complicated. >> i think one of the things that got me was the sheer scale of, like, the villainy also. literally, you're having autopsies, and they're troopers, you know what i mean, who are, you know, basically trying to get in the room. folks are driving around to funeral homes, you know what i mean? to make sure, you kn

just return from the 50th an versecy of the black panther party inspired by the serve the people programs and also understanding to the other places that they occur inside prisons, but also, >> sure. >> the importance of the reentry council and insuring that the people get the help as they exit too. but, that is an amazing democratic structure of a prisoner's rights organization on the inside. but, thank you so much no your leadership. >> right, thank you too. >> and somebody said something about hope earlier. and the fact that i came out here today is because when i walked out of the gate i promised people inside that i was not going to forget them. and frankly, there are people in there i love. i love some of those people. and i am going to do wlafr i can, i am 60 years old, i left i was 18 years old, and i am 60 years old now, so i don't know if i have 18 years left on this side, but whatever i have left i am going to dedicate to krim gnat justi natural justice and g to get reforms. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon i supervisor mar and farrell, and so happy to be here a

the protest also brough out a few members of a group known as the new black panthers. they group was seen yelling at police and mall security. things never turned violent. was loved by a lot of people." only on 13-action news the girlfriend of a man gunned down sharing her heartbreak. this is our first look at the victim identified by loved ones as nelson navarijo. right now detectives searching the valley for at least one shooter. we're told the victim was shot in the chest this afternoon inside an apartment near eastern and fremont. he made his way outside -- before collapsing. friends say the victim had wrong crowd ... police believe -this may be gang related. new developments on the deadly school-bus crash -- that took the lives of -6- children. we're now hearing there were concerns raised about the driver's behavior behind the wheel. yesterday, the school district released records showing students complained about erratic driving. one student said he felt like the bus was going to flip over... and the driver would stop and make students hit their heads. right now--

the oscar- nominated actress will co-star in "black panther" as the title character's mother. chadwick boseman plays the superhero in the movie, which is scheduled to start production early next year and 2018."if there really are other smurfs out there, we need to find them!""what if this means the lost village isn't a legend?""whoa!"if you've been feeling "blue," maybe you don't have enough smurfs in your movie diet! the first full-length trailer is out for "smurfs: the lost village." demi lovato, rainn wilson and mandy patinkin lead the voice cast of the animated adventure, which smurfs its way into theaters next april. in hollysmurf... er, hollywood, i'm david daniel. new yorkers and tourists enjoying some stunning designs. saks fifth avenue has revealed its holiday windows displays in new york.this year's theme-- "land of one thousand delights."the festive window displays will be up until january three days before thanksgiving -- a group of shoppers is already camped out in front of the best buy in delafield the die hard shoppers are now good friends, but they were strange

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the protest also brough out a few members of a group known as the new black panthers. they group was seen yelling at police and mall security. things never turned violent. "he loved me really much ...he girlfriend of a man gunned down sharing her heartbreak. this is our first look at the victim identified by loved ones as nelson navarijo. right now detectives searching the valley for at least one shooter. we're told the victim was shot in the chest this afternoon inside an apartment near eastern and fremont. he made his way outside -- before collapsing. friends say the victim had recently gotten in --with the wrong crowd ... police believe -this may be new details today about how rescuers were able to bring an injured hiker to safety...after he fell -60- feet at red rock canyon. it took almost 12 hours..but rescuers were finally able to locate him...using the gps on his phone. he was found in black velvet canyon--- a remote area...known to many free hand climbers. we spoke to other hikers about how crucial it is to be prepared for the worst prepared it will be a long n

the black panthers celebrated her as a gun-toting comrade in arms while contemporary survivors of domestic abuse invoked her with safehouses and to protect women and children escaping. finally, the academy was ready to embrace her as a long-lost hero. when the women in the 20's campaign emerged in the spring of 2015, it followed in the wake of rosie rios, president obama's appointment of u.s. treasurer, campaigning with the secretary of the treasury, tim geit nechlt r and then secretary jack lew to put women on the face of american currency. the internet campaign raised important issues about putting women on the money. harriet tubman was the winner with over 600,000 ballots cast. this petition was sent to the obama white house in may of 2015. it coincided with the new 10, which was a campaign that lew had conceived to open up the question of who should appear on the new, redesigned bill of american currency. the $10 bill was actually scheduled in terms of the treasury parade of bills and so over a million americans in the summer of 2015 sent in their nominees. this became, in many ways, a

the protest also brough out a few members of a group known as the new black panthers. they group was seen yelling at police and mall security. things never turned violent. "he loved me really much ...he was loved by a lot of people." only on 13-action news the girlfriend of a man gunned down sharing her heartbreak. victim identified by loved ones as nelson navarijo. right now detectives searching the valley for at least one shooter. we're told the victim was shot in the chest this afternoon inside an apartment near eastern and fremont. he made his way outside -- before collapsing. friends say the victim had recently gotten in --with the wrong crowd ... police believe -this may be gang related. the lives of -6- children. we're now hearing there were concerns raised about the driver's behavior behind the wheel. yesterday, the school district released records showing students complained about erratic driving. one student said he felt like the bus was going to flip over... and the driver would stop and make students hit their heads. right now-- the bus driver-- johnthony wa

just return from the 50th an versecy of the black panther party inspired by the serve the people programs and also understanding to the other places that they occur inside prisons, but also, >> sure. >> the importance of the reentry council and insuring that the people get the help as they exit too. but, that is an amazing democratic structure of a prisoner's rights organization on the inside. but, thank you so much no your leadership. >> right, thank you too. >> and somebody said something about hope earlier. and the fact that i came out here today is because when i walked out of the gate i promised people inside that i was not going to forget them. and frankly, there are people in there i love. i love some of those people. and i am going to do wlafr i can, i am 60 years old, i left i was 18 years old, and i am 60 years old now, so i don't know if i have 18 years left on this side, but whatever i have left i am going to dedicate to krim gnat justi natural justice and g to get reforms. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon i supervisor mar and farrell, and so happy to be here a

america, a00 on reel film on the black panthers found in 50 years ago. >> it is very apparent that theolice are not here for our security but for the security of the business owners in the community and also to see that the state flow is kept in tack. >> archaeologist dean snell on his findings while excavating saratoga in new york and the inspiration for his book "1777: tipping point at saratoga." >> what was this little only the doing out there? she was five feet tall and 60 years old and was a battle casualty at saratoga. what is going on here? >> and un-american artifacts. and on the american artifacts. andhey give you more wing you would literally hop up and down the field. then when you're ready for the big day you talk to your instructor who was talking to you on the ground all the time and would pat you on the shoulder and you get in the airplane and make your first real solo flight all by yourself. tour of the military aviation museum in virginia, home to one of the largest private collection to world war i and two aircraft's. to learn about those advances during those wars. f