but they still didn't have the board of alderman and mayor. what happens on november 10. they sent an ultimatum to the so-called committee of colored citizen that was chosen in random. the black community met and they decided pretty much to give them what they wanted. they throw manley out, set on the paper, do the other the other things. but there applied never beached the white supremacist court because the man who was supposed to deliver it, didn't mailed it instead. about 8:00 o'clock in the morning thousand armed whiteman gathered at the wilmington art armory and they marched up following wardell and turn right onto seventh street and rampaged on down to the daily record which was at that.leasing a hall. they surrounded it, best in the door, shot one man who had remained unidentified in history but he iran out the back wounded and then they burn down the newspaper. in so doing they stopped manley and he wasn't at the newspaper at that. they not only shut down the newspaper but they burn the entire archive of the black community. it's hard to find even a single copy o

they were the people who to this point had been african-american alderman, the firemen, the police and sheriff deputies. and wilmington went back to being ruled by this category of white supremacists and a number of white families. >> you have a situation where the intelligence and the leadership of the black community is basically wiped out for a generation, and from there wille looking at something now more than 100 years later, and people asking the questions, what can we do to change that? you've got come in wilmington now behind every decision about rezoning or redistricting school or neighborhood schools are whether or not we should have at-large voting for city council district voting, all of that have a legacy directly tied to 1898 because we are the future of that history. i always think of that event as a being like the tunnels that ruunder wilmingt from about seven street on down to the river. there are these all drainage tunnels that you to come up all of the five houses and judges all the way down the river. they were probably also used for other things. they are kind of a

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when "the federalist" mollie hemingway and mark alderman join us on what many are calling a witch huntplus, the republican health care bill getting a new push tonight from president trump himself as he goes into dealmaker mode. according to one report, levels that threaten some g.o.p. lawmakers. we will tell you about it ahead. >> we must act now to save americans from the imploding obamacare disaster. ♪ >> sandra: developing tonight, knew reaction to a steady drumbeat in the media that pan- candidate president trump's campaign work hand-in-hand with the russians to enact the 2016 election. the allegations persist despite democrats and intel officials from the obama administration saying no such evidence of collusion exists. watch carefully here at the media versus reality. >> we keep getting new information about troubling ties between the president and his associates and his campaign in russia and increasingly, with each new day, just said there were no early indications of any collusion and anyone in the white house. >> well, we have no evidence that at all one way or the othe other

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there are people like leon alderman. >> everything trump has said and everything he's done so far i likel and replace obamacare. >> the media doesn't like him. hollywood doesn't like him. what more could you ask for? >> reporter: andrew dine praised the speech with a kind of back-handed compliment. >> i think that it was a breath of fresh air compared to how donald trump usually is in the last month or so. i think he was much more professional and grounded. >> reporter: presidential? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: for any new president, that would be a step in the right direction. dean reynolds, cbs news, grand rapids. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and do not miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. >>> president trump i

bond: was he an alderman i that time? senator braun: yes, he was. hampton, and one of my closest friends of that day, christina, they had to go nderground has panthers -- underground as panthers. idea of having me run for countywide office. it had always been sort of an old boys network. so, i told him i would do it. andt after i said i would, as i was having second thoughts about doing it, and then became like i had to. "the dream ticket" which was comprised of women and men, black, white, brown. we were the dream ticket. we represented the whole community. for -- so, i ran for and was elected to a countywide office. i wanted to do the best job where i was planted. so i wanted to do the best job i could in that countywide office. i reformed the office, and i think we did some good things there. and again, i was going to go into the private sector. that is when the first president bush nominated clarence thomas to the supreme court. going back and reflecting on how important thurgood marshall had been in the one court was -- and was, how myourt life

representative sean duffy of wisconsin and mark alderman democratic strategist joins us now.it so interesting, gentlemen, when you look back at sort of the history of donald trump, president trump now, but as a businessman, this is something that has been that youing athatknawing at him for , many years. you look back at 2010, actually, he had a dispute with american window makers because he was buying windows that were made in china and overseas. but it was something that was, you know, clearly bothering him that he couldn't get the product that he wanted that was so much cheaper in china. you look at the bottom of this paper and his characteristic way he wrote on the bottom china's artificially low currency makes it hard for u.s. companies to compete. i would much rather buy u.s. and deal with pella. the u.s. is better. enough to he will have his face to face, sean duffy with the president of china and try as president of the united states now to renegotiate some of these deals. how is it going to go? >> >> first, i think it's about priming the pump with the chinese leader.

sheila jackson lee and i are both a part of, we've met with noble and we talked law-enforcement alderman to contribute and i will say, and i don't remember if it was antoine or malcolm who brought up cops and funding of those grants. that's one of the things that i think we all agree on republican and democrat, black and white. when you talk about second chance and and those complicit issues that specifically came up last wednesday when we met with the president. we challenged him to get out of his comfort zone and to engage on those issues and we're going to follow up with the vice president on those issues. because one, we've passed the point of the law of diminishing returns. every dollar we spend on incarceration now makes our communities less safe because it's money that could go to recreation, afterschool programs. let me just commit, and mr. chairman, i have to leave but i want to make a couple of offers. first of all, first office to dr. goff. i would like the caucus to partner with you so that i believe that your data, our voice, nobles expertise can we could come together from

the next thing that it was round of the alderman at city hall at nominated white supremacist down the line. uss north carolina, the first newly constructed north american battleship to enter service during world war