for white folks, 7 was promised, right? and even if you started at a god, if you worked hard, you'll get to the 7. i think we have to understand white folkses if we're ever going to get to that place that your question suggest that white folks know it's our problem, we've toe get to the expectancy and expectationalism which i can make up a word -- as a white person, they let me do that. they actually let me do that. >> yeah. >> i need to trademark it. as a white person, i can make stuff up. >> and get paid for it. >> yeah. that white expectationalism actually coming at a great cost for us. part of the psychic trauma that white folks are experiencing when they see black folks succeeding or latin folks succeed, the reason they think it's you're taking my job, is we're led all of this is ours and you're here at our pleasure. i think that's not a healthy place because then if my life doesn't work out, if all of a sudden i'm struggling and can't pay the health care bill and can't pay for my kids' college, i got two choices in this society. one is the one th

and not to worry, he mode a small portion of the grounds. the white his bipartisan pivot working with chuck and nancy on a short-term budget deal and on possible protections for undocumented immigrants who are brought to the u.s. as children, today the president reverted to form, responding to an explosion in the london transit system of firing off some tweets well before all the information was in. quote, another attack in london by a loser terrorist. these are sick and deemtmented people in the sights of scotland yard. must be proactive. a rebuke from prime minister teresa may said it wasn't helpful to speculate on an ongoing investigation. the president made a plug for his travel ban. it's tied up. he tweeted the travel ban into the united states should be far larger, tougher and more specific, but stupidly, that would not be politically correct! his knee-jerk reaction to the attack in london, which has since been claimed by isis stands if sharp contrast of the president's incidents unconnected to islamic terrorism. including the bombing in early a

trump is a white supremacist. thank you very much. host: james is calling from collins, mississippi. caller: good morning. i just think that, why all of a sudden now, women, whether it be black or caucasian or cuban or muslim, when you have a person , now theyheir mind are saying, they want her to be fired. woman,n we get a hispanic or black or woman as president, and she goes out on the campaign and talks this kind of talk that the president talks, used the language he has -- i'm not saying he is not qualified to be president, he is our president. but some of the things he has , it is outrageous for these people to be offended. people liked it. how are you going to use that comment, saying she should be fired when he used all the words and people love it? getgot people, we got to our mind on our children and health care and on this country more than the stuff here. he is going to say something else. he is going to offend someone. when they want to become president, if she using the type of attitude or words that he used, i want to see

white. be that as it may, there does seem to be a trend in which the broader white nationalist movement seems more amenable to this idea of separatism. even jared taylor, who has long presented himself as kind of a civil rights leader for white people, in a recent lecture, he mentioned that because there seems to be such strongly held, irreconcilable views on race in america perhaps some form of separation was in order. in addition to internal critics, the white separatist movement faces very strong opposition from the media, the government, and private monitoring groups. the two most important monitoring groups are the anti-defamation league and the southern poverty law center. they keep a very close watch on the white separatist movement. they share information with law enforcement and intelligence agencies, including the fbi and the department of homeland security. moreover, those monitoring groups have done much to discredit the white separatist movement in the media. for these and other reasons, it's quite difficult for the white separatist movement to mobilize in the united states. howe

a statement. espn accepted that apology, but the white house was back at it again today t. press secretary stood by her position that hill's tweets were a fireable offense and the president, himself, tweeted, espn is paying a really big price for its politics. apologize for untruths. charlie pierce is a writer for es quakes wrote a piece -- to get a sense of the take he has there. what do you make of all this? >> well, i was willing to just give the whole thing a pass until it somehow hit the white house podium. in which case, you know, i just thought the whole thing had gotten insane. i have been ferociously trying to defend the ability of people in journalism who worked for a large news gathering operations to say what they want on their personal social media platforms, without consequence back in the work room. i, myself, was somewhat of a victim of that once. i think it's a classic example of how what we now call the main stream press got caught black footed by what social media really s. i think to discipline somebody for something they do in their off hours is, you kno

a red and white sedan over took her car. several shots were fired. the driverless car veered off the highway and came to a stop at a cattle fence. she was dead. a arrested kp charged with murder were three alleged members of the klu klux klan. one was tried. and the jury was unable to reach a verdict. this is the temporary grave of three civil rights workers. two white and one negro. beaten and shot to death. among those indicted for the triple slaying were six men identified as members of the klu klux klan. none has been brought to trial. in this automobile reserved lieutenant pen was killed by a shotgun blast while riding through georgia. arrested for this crime were four nooilgt knights of the klu klux klan. two klan men were tried and acquitted. five members, 13 alleged members of the klu klux klan said to be involved in the killings. >> when such an order like this moves in. you are at their mercy. and there are atrocities and violence can be vised on anybody that disagrees with them on any given situation. >> what started as a joke a hundred yea

i'm saying, like, but you're a white man. your identity is seen as dominant and, therefore, invisible and, therefore, implicit and, therefore, it doesn't have to be articulated as a specific racial formation in an ethnic enclave in american society. because you're running stuff. and when you run stuff, your identity ain't got to be announced, right? so when the bible says, slaves, obey your master, children, obey your father, women, obey your husband, if you're that same guy, you're the slavemaster, you are the husband and the father, you got it made. the bible's been written for you, the culture is supporting you. so it is, appears to me that when the left is tired of identity politics, that's really strange to me because in the same breath it goes, this is a referendum by the white working class. get the contradiction? no identity politics, but you're celebrating the white working class. because the black working class ain't voted for trump, right? 54% of eligible white women did. 13% of black men did. so we have some really

and strong personalities in the white house, it's a team and it's a team of rivals in every white housese they're very competent staffers who are legitimately hired because they have great expertise. many of them have type "a" personalities, and they think theatre only person with great expertise, and you have to nag process and make sure the playing field is, in fact, level and not skewed one way because a dominant staffer is bullying the process. but the last word i found the president would frequently seek me out as the last word, but it wasn't so much abo that meeting and jane was ready to speak up, but she was intimidated by sally. you might want to call jane." >> you know, dennis mcdonough tells me the story in the book about the walk they used to take. >> rose: i was thinking about that very thing when i raised the question. >> at the end of every day, around 5:00, they would tack a walk around the south lawn. on a bad day, it would be a lot of laps. but when obama was confronted with the decision about whether to retaliate against syria when he had drawn his famous red line and

images on social media showing people with facial burns - and a white bucket with wires on fire inside a train. let's get right to our ryan hughes at the live desk. larry, right now london's metropolitan police are only confirming that they are at the scene of a quote "incident". this is at the parsons green subway station in london. social media users say there was some kind of blast on a train. pictures online show a white bucket with fires and flames coming out. investigators are on scene right. london's metro newspaper reports there are passengers with burns...and we're he trampled during the chaos. services are stopped on the impacted subway line right now. we are working to get more information and we'll update you as we learn more. good morning washington. toss to eileen - warm and humid days ahead - isolated afternoon shower chances - fall arrives a week from today - watching jose & the eastern atlantic today: am patchy fog. mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. highs: 81-85 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 61-67 winds: w 5 mph satur

"n"nazi" is a raciaial slur tows white people. goodman: jacob, as you listen to him, your thoughts? jacob scott: i mean, he says things like that. fascism is about loving your family, and "nazi" is a racial slur against white people. i i mean, it's like he's so far gone down the rabbit hole that you can't even reach him to bring him back. obviously, i hope that's not true, but ultimately, that's the case that t we find yourselves in. , he -- i consider myself pretty far left. i consider myself a democraticic socialist. and he's t talked to me aboututw he and i, and my people and his people, shshould team up, becaue we're both fighting against the same establishment, the same globalists. and, you know, i say to him, "you know, you believe in racial separation. i believe e in raciaial reparat. there's no similarity between us." and he and lots of nazisis think that they're fighting against the establishment. but racism is the establishment, you know? i mean, capitalism is built on racism from the ground up. and so, when you have this

white identity. coates talks about it. if race is in part adonald trump, he argues, is the first white president because in this current modern era he is appealing blatantly to whiteness as a political strategy. when you see the white house then trying to turn this and say the president, a, should be able to say they're good people at a white supremacist rally and offended when people, what? factually point out that he is giving comfort to people at a rally? >> i think it's important to always look at the facts. i mean, there are myriad examples of president trump saying and doing things that some people would consider racist. i'm not saying that every single person that voted for donald trump also shares those views but they certainly overlooked those views and supported him in the election. and i think that that's the tricky question. i think that's why you get a certain level of defensiveness because in defending donald trump's actions and the things he said that are racist, right, mexicans are rapists, banning muslims from coming in the co

we have been looking at a photograph of a white container, a photograph taken and a white container, n and posted a white container, a photograph taken and posted on social media of a white container that was on fire. a hazardous response team is down there at the moment. we have armed police down there on the scene. the emergency services are attending. again, having a look at social media at the moment, some of the facts haven't been verified, but there are eyewitnesses at the scene describing a fireball through the carriage after this container had caught fire. also, others describing passengers with facial injuries. we have been speaking to sophie raworth from bbc news at the scene, describing seeing someone stretchered into an ambulance. their legs were wrapped up. we are hearing of facial injuries, leg injuries and a hazardous team on site at the moment. we can bring you up to date. what can you tell us? as you can imagine, information from official sources at this stage is limited. this has been breaking in the last 40 this has been breaking in the last a0 minutes. what we can

i think a lot every time a white officer or office of color is acquitted in the killing of a black man, as happen just this weekend with ant thing of them are smith and jason stokley, which is the character of white fear picky talk a lot about that as a sort of primal force in our politics and how white fears transform into policies and sort never abates a matter what the conditions are in the ground. and, of course,, we've now got about half an hour into this conversation without mentioning donald trump which i think we should be really proud of. [applause] >> when was the last time you when a half hour in your show without mentioning donald trump? [laughing] anyway, moving on -- [inaudible] >> you know, this election was come his running mate was white fear. >> white fear was at the top of the ticket. >> say a little bit about white fear, how was translated into policy and maybe even like what we can do about it. >> well, one of the great questions, mrs. of donald trump that was very probable to me when you saw him during the campaign was how did this person who is born in queens, a

and instead we are really seeing a president who feels it's in his interest to in effect mobilize older, white, nonemerging america against this emerging america and that doesn't serve anybody. >> hold on, jack, just a sec. i want to get mark back in here. >> on the nba situation i want to play what curry said that apparently set off trump. let's listen. >> we don't stand for basically what our president has -- the things that he said and the things that he hasn't said in the right time, we want stand for it. hopefully it will inspire change for what we tolerate in this country, what is accepted and what we turn a blind eye to. >> and then president trump tweeted "going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team stephen curry is hesitating, therefore, the invitation is withdraw." and "i was in favor of the team visiting the white house and thought it was a rare opportunity for these players to share their views directly. i am disappointing that that will not happen." . is the president missing an opportunity here? >> the president is missing an opportunity here. tom

we've never had a drop of blood spilled between a white man and a black man in any city in north carolinan we had the clan organized. we are doing our best. everybody in this country is organized with the white protestant gentile. the niggers have the naacp. and the sorry white trash. people, theish knights of columbus which is a secret fraternal order. but the only salvation in this united states today is the united klan of the corporate union. we will have to do it again. charles: one important ku klux klan official was not at the meeting, the klan klud, for the chaplain. but there was a chaplain in action the night before. >> you got a bunch of people standing up here with their cameras and they don't have enough backbone to give him a job and go to work. [applause] >> there might be some children in the crowd. [applause] >> i won't tell you fellows, i am just telling that fellow over again, they will tell the truth [indiscernible] it will die and go to hell without god. [applause] >> [indiscernible] investigate them. [indiscernible] i am not ashamed. amen. [applause] kludes: this is t

louis after a white former cop is acquitted in the fatal shooting of a black man. a new flash point in missouri haunted by memories of ferguson. >>> a new hurricane threat getting too close for comfort. al roker has the new forecast chack. >>> hazing investigation, a deadly incident involving an fraternity pledge rocks another university. >>> a final plunge after a 20 year mission capturing the most spectacular images of our time. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbz news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone and thank you for being with us. isis is now claiming credit for a bomb attack on a suburban london subway as the uk braces for yet another possible hit. late this evening, the threat level there'll advocated to crittal. it's highest level meaning another attack is considered eminent. more than two dozen people were injured in britain's fifth terror attack of the year when the homemade device only partially detonated. there is an all out effort under way to find out who did it.

white house. making special recipes for the dogs. there was ahite house pet messed up the plans for the cook. this involved a dog named links. he was so well and set her on the scene. according to reports, on the morning of march 1934, there are 12 sets of friday and hamm set out for the resident staff. the white house cook made this and stepped away to do something else. when they returned all of them are gone. they realize this is because links have helped himself to a nice hearty meal. the press had a lot of fun with it. they staged a photo of links eating ham and eggs off a plate. the cook was upset and soon afterwards it was and now that links was leaving the white house to more time with his family. and that paved the way for more familiar dog, paula. one thing interesting about the cooks my friend over time these cooks food into three boxes. one they were culinary artists celebrated in their time. if you know anything about the food reputation of fdr white house it was not great. people would have second thoughts about whether to come to

sought for he negro scaring a white girl and cause jump to her death kills a white man. captured the killer is taken woods and put on trial. the klan passes judgment. the culprit is killed and his deposited at the door of the lieutenant governor. in the same year the birth of a released a new leader rose to head the klan simmons leads his ollowers up stone mountain in georgia for the first initiation ceremony. added something new to the union form a stylized facemask wear.he alone could he insisted the klan operate in total secrecy. klan's sinister power grew as new recruits joined some and the oercion activities increased. world st 14 months after war i 70 negroes were lynched, burned. n 1922 he could not overcome int intraklan difficulties and was eplaced by dr. hiram evans who treasury.a depleted in 1923 evans established headquarters in washington to be closer to congress. the klan's next target. the klan was so powerful in 1923 that it was able to elect the president of the the senate and speaker of house. in ohio klan supported of idates became mayors toledo, akron

she said, he's a white supremacist who is surrounded by white supremacist. >> he is a white supremacist is different than saying the people around him and the things he said make her thing he's got positions like that. that's a different argument. >> read the entire tweets. >> this points to charlottesville as an example of the whitz whit supremacists that she gives. >> i'm pointing to another example and allowed to. i've seen the guy interact, and i don't see it solely either, but when i see pictures of him kissing an african-american baby and being around people, it doesn't look like someone who is thinking, and when he says to african-americans on the campaign trail, the democratic parties let you down, the school system is failing, why can't we do better. i think he sees a problem. >> the problem is he didn't get any black votes. is it possible to kiss a black baby and be racist? >> of course it is. that's not what i said, though. >> you used it as a piece of counter evidence. it is not counter evidence. they are not computing claims. i'm not disputing that donald trump kisses babie

it was also a landmark cultural moment for american white supremacy. it's a false depiction of slavery in the civil war one where the emotional climax of the show is when the ku klux klan rides in to save the day. after he screened the movie at the white house woodrow wilson was reported as saying it's like writing history with lightning and my only regret it is so true. but president wilson's endorsement of "birth of a nation" screening at the white house that year was an early sign of the klan's soon to be resurgence. not just in american terrorism but in american politics. and that story is ahead. no pun intended. stay with us. complete the job with listerine® help prevent plaque, early gum disease, bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ >>> in 1924 the democratic party needed to pick a presidential nominee to run against calvin coolidge. and they knew it was going to be hard. coolidge was fairly popular. he had become president when warren harding keeled over and died in office. as president coolidge was pretty wide

that as the controversy heats up tonight over espn jemele hill calling president trump a white supremacists. lot to discuss. >>> but i want to begin with that north korean launch tonight of a missile that flew over northern japan. joining me now will ripply live in tokyo. thank you for joining us here morning or noon there in tokyo. what are you learning about this launch from north korea tonight? >> reporter: well, it flew a very long distance, don. more than 2,300 miles. had the missile pointed in a southern direction, that would have taken it to the u.s. territory of guam. demonstrating here they have the capability, a reliable missile they have now shot twice over northern japan. but if they were to point it south, obviously a very strong message for the united states and its allies. just seconds after, south korea who has been waiting for a missile launch of this kind, they launched their own missile in response, a ballistic missile they say could easily take out north korea's launch sites. this site was actually in their capitol of pyongyang. a city i woke up in yesterday, flew from t

louis after the acquittal of a white, former police officer in the deadly shooting of a black man.sts happening, in fact, at a mall just outside st. louis today. good afternoon, everyone, i'm julie banderas. kelly: and i'm kelly wright. welcome to a new hour inside "america's news headquarters," this comes after hundreds marched in demonstrations yesterday before tensions escalated leading to the injuries of several officers. will carr is live in st. louis, he joins us now with more details about the protest marching. >> reporter: and, kelly, as those protesters are marching through the maul right now -- through the mall right now, they're really trying to return to business as normal. you can see people are out here eating in front of a window that is boarded up. they had a chair tossed through this window. to continue walking down here, you can see another window was boarded up. several businesses just like this. tension was really building leading up to yesterday when a judge acquittedded jason stockley after he killed lamar smith back in 2011. now, the protesters really wanted

i wouldn't argue mitt romney is a white supreme sith. here is a lot in the back of the charge. it's the core of him. he began his career in birtherrism. it wasn't on the way. that it was thing that got et started. that was the thing that kicked it off. i think in that sense he's different. >> that's what got it started. i'm joined by a former aid to hillary clinton and a seniored a national spokes woman from moveon.org. zerlin a, on the one hand, they want to be in a fight, a thoughtful and celebrated author engaging the underpinnings of the, that barack obama caused a backlash that many republican leaders to their initial credit did not fully engage and donald trump stood up in 2011 and 2012 and embraced racist birtherrism. >> it was a little commune yvette. they said i agree, the first black president wasn't born in the united states. they would say, i believe barack obama when he was not born in kenya. the underlying message there is you know if you are talking to the republican base, they don't believe anything barack obama says. so i

some perm assist and is not a -- white supremacist and is not a supporter of trump. he said campus thuggery discriminates have been -- against white men. at the q&a session he invited opponents to speak first. >> it's hard to hold an event like this when there are so many strong opinions and i think they did a great job. >> reporter: the speech and questions lasted more than 90 minutes. some agreed with him and others did not. most said they just wanted to hear the dialogue. >> i think we can stop identifying as members of groups and instead see each other as individuals made in gods image. -- god's image. >> i thought his image -- his positions were well thought out. i was a little -- i had trouble with some of his ideological issues open on -- early on but generally i thought he did a good job. >> people put -- in the lot of work to make this happen and we are happy with what was so far successful event, but we will see. >>> uc berkeley says it spent about $600,000 on security. administrators refused to reveal the number of police on scene but said it was pleased ab

images on social media showing people with facial burns - and a white bucket with wires on fire insidein. let's get right to our ryan hughes at the live desk. larry, right now london's metropolitan police are only confirming that they are at the scene of a quote "incident". this is at the parsons green subway station in london. social media users say there was some kind of blast on a train. pictures online show a white bucket with fires and flames coming out. investigators are on scene right. london's metro newspaper reports there are passengers with burns...and we're he

it was also a landmark cultural moment for american white supremacy. 's a false depiction of slavery in the civil war one where the emotional climax of the show is when the ku klux klan rides in to save the day. after he screened the movie at the white house woodrow wilson was reported as saying it's like writing history with lightning and my only regret it is so true. but president wilson's endorsement of "birth of a nation" screening at the white house that year was an early sign of the klan's soon to be resurgence. not just in american terrorism but in american politics. and that story is ahead. no pun intended. stay with us. tments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. t. ethat's the height ofs mount everest. because

when a 100% pure white american citizen applies. ies, if use excepted, he can become a member of the visible -- the invisible empire. we filmed part of a secret initiation ceremony in georgia. filming had to be done with available light and the only parts of the ritual we cannot film were the secret handshake, password by which klansmen identify each other, and the secret oath of allegiance to the imperial authority of the klan. this is the ceremony we filmed. [chanting] >> five initiates appear before an exalted cyclops and others. corresponding to a president, lecturer, chaplin and secretary. by anad been checked out investigating committee. on a makeshift altar before an electrified cross are placed a sword representing ancestral courage and a flag, the implement of your patriotism. an open bible is laid on the flag. a glass of water, which is used ,o consecrate the initiates completes the symbolic array. an inner guard sits at the door. on the other side, is an outer guard. the guard and to assistance report to the cyclops. >> [i

howie: the white house says denouncing the president as a white sum * i -- awhite white supremacist is firing offense. the president has chuck and nancy over for dinner to discuss immigration. >> we are not look at citizenship, we are not look at amnesty. we are looking at allowing people to stay here. we are working with republicans and democrats. howie: "breitbart" posted a headline that became a trending hashtag, amnesty done. shannon pettypiece, katie pavlich, and joe trippi, democratic strategist and fox news contributor. shannon, the mainstream media says he's figuring out the job and growing in office. is this what happens when a rookie president moves towards the democrats. katie: remember when the president said he could go out on fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose a vote. but this week he learned he has to build that wall if he wants to keep the conservative media on his side. has he pivoted? i will only believe a change or pivot when i see it. i think the media cover tends to twinge overreaction. but the president is feeling out this turf and bringing in a t

the future of awesome. >>> in a string of tweets attacking president trump. the whitecalling her and saying it is an offense. our sport analyst, kristine. hi kristine, how are you? >> how are you? >> don, jamelle is a friend of mine and she's an important voice in the sport media culture. i think her comments about her regret as we have cacall her st of regrets. there were personal comment that is she said that cast a public light on espn, that says it. she says it and i don't think anybody could say it better than that. she regrets that happen and i take jamelle on her words as i have many, many years. >> brian, it was a fire ball offense during press briefing. did she over step that comment? >> she over step from normal white house and if you think from obama orray began or past modern presidency, we would not hear that. however, we are in a different terrain and different place now with sarah sanders. instead of saying she has the right of free speech but it is a fire offense from espn. espn is not firing jamelle. she, s yes, she regrets it and they're trying to mov

. >>> and the white house also taking a stand about an espn host who called the president a white supremacist, famed pitcher curt schilling sees a double standard and he is here. >>> plus, sure, everybody is excited about the latest iphones. but are smartphones leading the next generation into an unprecedented mental health crisis? >>> and 16 years after the horrors of 9/11, a heartwarming story of how the children of two of the attack victims found each other and a way to heal. >>> but first, he did it again -- for the second time in two weeks, the president has reached across the aisle. he cut a deal with democrats, kept the government open, raised the debt ceiling and paid for storm victims, in that case hurricane harvey. as a result of his dealings with chuck and nancy. senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi. they were among the dinner guests at the white house on friday. and announced they had reached an agreement with potus, to protect daca children. the president was quick to say that any deal would include quote massive border security. but that th

there's been no shortage of reaction since the anchor called the president a white supremacist and a bigot on twitter. espn is paying a big price for politics and bad programming. people are dumping it in record numbers. apologize for untruths. espn said it accepted the ye and repeated that the comments don't reflect the view of the network. we'll discuss this and more on tonight. >>> an 11-year-old virginia boy added the white house to his list of customers. frank the lawn boy mows lawns in his area. he sent a note to president trump and the president said why not. he cut the grass in the rose garden. and he was so into the job he didn't have time to talk to the president. >> this is frank, he's going to be very famous. he's going to be a navy seal some day and do great things for our country. take care of yourself. >> shaking his hand with the glove on. i got work to do, mr. president. >> that was frank's dad. he normally charges $8 a lawn. he decided to do it for free. >> he likes fx. >>> up next, a montgomery county mother is charged if you'd have told me three years ago... that

a red and white sedan overtook her car. several shots were fired. e driverless car veered off the highway and came to a stop at a cattle fence. she was dead. arrested and charged with murder were three alleged members of the ku klux klan, one was tried. and the jury was unable to reach a verdict. this is an earth and dam, the temporary grave of three civil rights worker, two white, one negro. beaten and shot to death. among those indicted for the triple slaying were six men identified as members of the ku klux klan. none has been brought to trial. in this automobile, reserve lieutenant colonel lemuel pen was killed by a shotgun blast while riding through colbrert, georgia. two clansman were tried and acquitted. in a few short months, five murders, 13 alleged members of the ku klux klan said to be involved in the killings. >> when such an order as this moves in and takes over the police power, you are completely at their mercy. and there are atrocities and their violence can be vested on anybody that disagrees with them in any given situation. >> what

hundreds protest the acquittal of a white former police officer in the fatal shooting of a black man. >>> the president taking aim at espn on twitter. what ignited the fight, and what could put it to rest? >>> ethics battle. the trump administration refusing to release the visitors log from mar-a-lago. >>> new threats in the tropics. what it could mean for the east coast of the u.s. >>> and happening now, police are surveying the damage following clashes with protesters in st. louis, missouri, overnight. large crowds remained on city streets after dark following the acquittal of a former police officer charged in the murder of an unarmed black man. nbc's scott cohn has been covering the protests for us. i know it's been a long night. there were dozens of arrests. what is the latest there? >> reporter: well, it has been a long nite, dara, for police, for protesters, for people here in st. louis, and the question now as daybreak approaches is what to expect today and throughout this weekend. as you said, the protests spilled into the night. they had been going on actually all day. at le

in the soap operas of brazil we have a rich world a happy world a white world what is it that a soap opera does it enters the general public's home and tells a child who is still growing up what they are not going to be. the places they cannot reach brazilian private television does this every day every day. but is. an example in adaptations of books in which the main characters are black when they make them into t.v. c.d.'s the custom is white age akina duplicated is so my skin. and when we ask why did you put a white actor to play the role of a black character this is it doesn't make a difference and this has happened in some very famous seedings in brazil in the past like the south or the sleet and she came your guns out there sooner than isabel pm how game of you geneva you know. this is scary. this cat was not talking to you it may not happen today because now we have a platform where we are able to protest because of the internet we can make some noise or more after a lot of pressure from the black movement you can see little by little black actors gain in leading roles and soa

louis, thousands have taken to the streets to protest the equacquittal of a white pol officery shootinglack man. u2 canceled their concert saying police couldn't provide security while dealing with those demonstrations. >>> president trump quickly condemning terrorists hours after a bombing in london, even criticizing the investigators overseas. his response in stark contrast to the reaction following the deadly attack in charlottesville, virginia. >>> we begin today with the protests in the streets of washington, d.c. our nation's capital. playing host to conversions of rallies this afternoon. supporters speaking out in the mother of all rallies aimed at boosting president trump's america first agenda. that's sparked outrage from far right supporters over the president's recent negotiations with democrats on the daca program and border wall. also the march on fans, fans of the hip-hop duo insane clown posse protest the fact they have been unfairly targeted by the fbi. it is for their support of the group whose lyrics feature violent imagery. joining me live from washington, d.c., nbc's

the other was on a podium at the white house. look at her! she's got a flag and a logo.makes it official! if you're standing behind a register at a jack in the box and you're, like, yo, my personal opinion, these burgers make your ass bleed. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i'm going to white castle! you look official you got on the jack in the box hat -- >> trevor: okay, you win. i hear you. you win. ( laughter ) what about people who are like this? what about people who say this isn't about trump at all? it's about a double standard? >> if a white anchor at espn had said president obama was a black panther and surrounded himself with racists, that person would be terminated in 24 hours. >> imagine if a conservative said something similar during the obama years, what would the reaction be? >> imagine! oh, look at john lennon over here imagining. we don't need to imagine because there was a conservative tv personality who tweeted "obama is a racist... " ( laughter ) ( applause ) and obama never sent out his goon to say nbc should fire donald trump. you know why? because obama w

espn, is in the cross hairs after "sports center" host jamil hill tweeted that president trump is a white supremacist. hill prompted new conversations about whether the u.s. president is a racist. why did this tweet on monday made on hill's personal account catch fire and back a week long story. she's not the first to call trump a racist or white supremacist and it's the first time members of the media and news outlets have questioned trump's complicated relationship with white supremacy. you can see these magazine covers in the wake of the violence in charlottesville, virginia. this controversy gave espn's rival fox sports the opportunity to cast espn as the liberal enemy. we saw president trump and his white house secretary being asked about this it seenls the white house embraced this fight. perhaps another example of media bashing. there's a lot of dynamics, includings espn's social media policies. maybe we should call this was what it is. media bashing of another color. let's bring in the panel. great to see all of you. christine, to you, is there something just petty about that that

he was wearing a white mask...a black hooded sweatshirt...brown pants... s with white soles. ( jr stone ) san rafael police are after the suspects who snatched a purse from a 92-year-0ld woman while she was shopping. this is surveillance video of three women... who police say, were involved in the crime. it happened september 16th ... in the parking lot of the northgate mall on northgate drive. the suspects pulled into an open parking slot... across from the vicitm's car. a female suspect exited the car.. and grabbed the purse from the elderly woman's arms. the trio then drove off. if you recognize any of these suspects.....the san rafael police department would like to hear from you. ( justine ) in san francisco... the search goes on tonight for the driver who struck and killed a popular grocery store owner and then took off. 56-year-old gus vardakastanis was hit by a speeding car outside the wholesale foods produce market in the bayview early friday morning.. the car...described as a silver sedan with heavy front-end and windshield damage...was last seen

now, antifa accused ben shapiro of being a white supremacist just like you heard a nazi. fact he's a practicing orthodox jew. it cost the city of berkeley and the university at least 600 grand for security at this event some say it's double that. let's take a look at how much it cost to attend uc berkeley out of state tuition more than 60 grand, instate about $34,000. let's bring in lawrence jones from the blaze. this story just keeps ongoing. ben shapiro treated out about the security costs. "free speech is not free. it costs over $600,000 for security thanks to antifa." go ahead. >> hi, mac. here is the deal. the problem is not the security costs. it's the cost when it's only conservative speakers that you have to protect. when liberals come to this campus you don't have to ask for security. we allow them to say whatever crazy speech that they have although we may disagree with it we have it right. the second thing is they consistently say inaccurate thin s about conservatives especially as it relates to ben shapiro. calling him a white supremacist when he's clearly a j

there was a place where black folks ate in white folks' restaurants, and there was a place where a white man played music to make my meal go down. and so i was, like, flying high in august of 1957. c-span: why had you gone to cincinnati? >> guest: just to visit relatives just as a happenstance. i had been embroiled or at least paying a lot of attention to what was going on, reading the newspaper constantly, every day. i was almost raped just immediately after the brown v. board of education decision had come to down, so i said i was going to read the newspaper because i wanted to know when the white men got angry, and sometimes i had to spend my own nickel for it. i was very aware that in little rock the topic of the moment was whether to integrate schools, where to integrate schools, how to do it with the least amount of black children involved. c-span: how old were you in '57? >> guest: 15. c-span: and you went to what school before central high school? >> guest: hartman, a very small high school, one story. we drove around, oddly enough, central high school a lot because my mother was

we have a president who made it into office not only in the working class but also middle class whitend if we don't want this to destroy our country, then we're going to have to tell the truth about it. if we don't tell the truth about it, it's a problem we can't confront. >> jason, two issues here. what she said and then there's the idea of the white house saying from the podium a private citizen commit a fieshl offense by critiquing the president which really i thought was quite something. that is not something you see every day. >> well, it's something we see from this administration, chris. and i also see a problem with espn. from the white house standpoint, i'm not surprised. donald trump is a white supremacist sympathier. we know that. we have seen that and black women are the krimt toe night to this administration. they are terrified of black women. whenever a black woman says something about this administration, they're quaking in their boots. i also have a problem with espn by reprimanding. they just brought back hank williams to monday night football. it's not just -- >> rig