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the washington post, philadelphia inquirer, baltimo baltimore, washington, charlotte and atlanta and of course the news and observer, they were all fair. these reporters from out of town would arrive at the train station and they would meet them there and handout cigars, give them flickr and they would embed them with the gunmen going around patrolling the city's. these reporters would go out with them, never interviewed a black person as far as i could talk but they would go out and swallow the stories these white supremacist were telling them, there was going to be right, boxer incapable of governing, they didn't have a right to vote in this was reflected in these newspapers and the stories they sent back. the nation got this whole story that was basically the talking points of the white supremacist to the white press. for a century, this was called race, it was a racial massacre. it was a planned murder strict. in our nations history, in the 19th and earliest centuries, almost all of these were spontaneous outbursts of white rage. many cases, it involved real or supposed contact b

liberal collapse i'm joined by my guest lead on jones in atlanta she's an attorney and former state director for bernie sanders in 2016 in washington we have christopher barron he is a conservative strategist as well as president of right turn strategies and in strasburg we cross to john laughlin he's a political scientist and historian as well as lecturer in european history at the university institute of st pius the 10th in pairs are right across cycles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to john in strasburg because to give us a little panoramic view right here. i was thinking a couple of days ago looking at the surge or apparent surge or invented surge of pete booted gedge and i kept thinking while. america now has its own version of the menu well mccrone ok a poster child for power for the status quo and almost no one likes them but you can't do anything about it ok that's exactly what we're facing here and that's i also said in my introduction you know we're told so much about what this candidate stands for what that candidate stands for but nobody really wants to look at wh

the washington post, chicago tribune, philadelphia inquirer, baltimore, washington evening star, the papers in charlotte and atlanta and, of course, the news and then white reporters, the leaders to have white supremacy would meet them there and hand out cigars, give them liquors and arrange lodging and to use modern term they would embed them with the white gunmen that are going around patrolling the city, this was before the coup and reporters would go out, never interviewed a black person as far as i can tell but they would go out and they would swallow the stories, capable of government and right to vote, they sent back, so the nation got this whole story that was basically the talking points of the white supremacy through the white press. this was called, quote, a race riot, it wasn't, it was a racial massacre, it was a planned murder spree, now in our nation's history, in 19th and 20th centuries, many, many so-called race riots and almost all of these were spontaneous outbursts of white rage and in many cases, real or supposed connect black men and white women, one that was unique was completely different. it

and then in washington, d.c., he had to step into a segregated car on the way down to atlanta. and he wrote that experience in connecticut was key to inspiring him, to take up the ministry and the cause of racial and economic justice. i'm not saying for a second that we're that good, but i'm saying that every day we try to be that good. and you look at the dysfunction in our nation's capital, we're shocked by that hate speech and the parade in charlottesville, some, couple years ago, and i don't want to see any of that poison leaking closer to our home here in connecticut. i met with rabbis, who fear attacks on their synagogues, in the jewish community, wondering what happened to the country they love and felt so safe in. i just remind people, an attack on your synagogue, an attack on your mosque, is an attack on my church, and we're a family, we'll stand up against attacks like that, that's not what koonz is -- connecticut is about, and that's not what america is about. [ applause ] >> and as i travel, i talk to a lot of communities who are asking for more police protection, i

washington into wyoming and idaho. not extreme but it is still there. atlanta at 12 and new orleans at 19 degrees.eping towards the plane states and there is snow falling once again. let's jump south. that frontal system damaging the southeast part of the u.s. as it goes through, it still and will have some effect in the bahamas. it will bring some showers and it will also drop the temperatures to 24 degrees. it reaches cancun as well. ♪ nastasya: hello again. a reminder of the top stories this hour. a key witness in president donald trump's impeachment trial has been ousted from his job. alexander vindman told the u.s. house that trump put pressure on his ukrainian counterparts to investigate political rival joe biden. and u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls will soon go head2head in a debate ahead of the next critical test in the new hampshire primary on tuesday. opinion polls show pete buttigieg closing in on bernie sanders. the chinese government is struggling to stop the spread of the coronavirus with 81 more people reported dead in hubei province overnight. that brings the death toll to at

future, randolph would address the multitudes at another march on washington, then concede the stage to a young charismatic minister from atlanta named martin luther king jr. later generations would associate the black freedom movement with king's name, but in 1941 as the united states oriented every aspect of its society toward war for the second time in less than 30 years, it was ranful to's long-term -- randolph's long-term vision and the specter of a martha never happened that pride opened the door that had been closed like a bank vault since the end of reconstruction. with two strokes of a pen, executive order 8802 ordering the deegg redivision of the despence -- desession redivision of the defense order and creating the fair employment practices committee to monitor the national project of economic inclusion, roosevelt primed the pump for a new source of labor to come into the tight production process. nearly two years after randolph's 1941 showdown as the laboratory's personnel reached the civil service, applicants of qualified negro female candidates began filtering into the langley service building, presenting themselv

still snow coming in from washington through into wyoming in idaho start to stream but it's still the proper winter really for the size and things are slowly warming up atlanta 12 new orleans but 19 degrees now that was saturday this is sunday that snow's creepy across the plain states towards chicago you'll notice temperatures stray but there we stay falling once again that jumps earth now that frontal system of course the damage in the southeast core of the u.s. is this one here as it goes through its tail end will have some effect in the bahamas it will bring a few showers also drop the temperatures it goes ahead violence down to 24 degrees and the blue the showers reach cancun as well but a chance to try and rise on sunday in havana but not so you'll notice has dropped by this time to only $23.00. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of the investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and vir

washington, d.c. and warming up to 64 in atlanta. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. that was actually a professional headshot. i'm sure that's it, yeah. i, uh, i think i've lost a few pounds recently too. i'm actually doing a juice cleanse. wait! you don't... (glass breaking) (gasp) ah! oh...! with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. take a look at this beautiful sunrise over palo alto this morning. we'll enjoy more sunshine and temperatures reaching into the low to mid-70s. but we'll start to see more clouds moving in by this afternoon and into the evening. slight chance of some spotty sprinkles early tomorrow morning. other than that, we'll enjoy more of the springlike weather into the weekend. look at how much we warm up next week. some inland areas reach into the upper 70s as the dry weather continues. hoda >> is winter over? >> not just yet. >> not yet okay all right, al. thank you. >> winter is a state of mind >>> coming up, inside the fal

atlanta braves getting through all out there. it is a privilege to be here at the jimmy carter presidential library and i have several antidotes about president carter because i was a humane officer in washington, d.c. when he was president and there was a time for example when the bourbon company decided to toss a real wild turkey over the white house reels and human landed in a tree and my job was to go out and persuade the secret service that he was no threat to the president. [laughter] the president didn't need to worry about this bird and they should leave him in peace and not shave him. two days later the bird flew off and went to live happily ever after on roosevelt island. [laughter] with the more relevant story concerns president carter's middle east peace initiative. so one christmas along time ago i traveled to bethlehem and in palestine were jimmy carter and i were giving talk and talk on nonviolence, it was a very first night with the banquet and a representative from all over the world who is there to talk about respect for others, understanding peace and nonviolence. , on the way to the dinner we passed to the market square, then there was the butcher who is slaughtering these

still snow coming in from washington through into wyoming in idaho static stream but it's still the proper winter really for the size and things are slowly warming up atlanta 12 new orleans but 19 degrees now that was saturday this is sunday that snow is creeping across the plain states towards chicago you'll notice temperatures stray but there we stay falling once again that jumps earth now that frontal system to cause the damage in the southeast corner of the u.s. is this one here as it goes through its tail end will have some effect in the bahamas it will bring a few showers also drop the temperatures it goes ahead violence down to 24 degrees and the blue the showers reach cancun as well as a chance to try and rise on sunday in havana but not so you'll notice has dropped by this time to only $23.00. in japan downs of men and women are vanishing without a trace one i want to investigate engineer their own disappearance and. we understand the difference in the semantics the cultures across the world so much of what we use in conduct that matter to you. the all the all. this is al-jazeera. there i'm the star and this is the news hour live from doha coming

records stretch from washington all the way to columbia, south carolina look at some of these cities atlanta more than 7.5 inches of rain you can see that's more than double what they would normally have in fact, as we go all the way to the pacific northwest, seattle 12.5 inches of rain. normally a wet time, but look at this almost twice what they would get. the rain continues and everybody is feeling soggy >>> except for the bay area. we are now entering into a drought as we see no rain anytime soon in the forecast. as we check out our high temperatures for today we're reaching into the mid to upper 60s for the inland areas, and we continue on with some more dry conditions going into valentine's day and the weekend. there will be some rain just to our north that will bring in more clouds. we go back to our sunshine next week with highs in the upper 60s. san francisco a little bit cooler going into the weekend with more clouds than fog. >> that's your latest weather. craig? >> all right, sir. thank you very much. >>> ahead, our exclusive conversation with baseball legend hank aaron. we'll lo

jonathan serrie is live with more in atlanta where the cdc has its headquarters. >> that report published in the "washington suggests that the state department decided to go ahead with plans to bring these potentially infected passengers back in a separate section of the evacuation flight despite some concerns expressed by cdc officials that these passengers might still be able to infect the other passengers on board that flight. the cdc has confirmed 10 of 13 high-risk evacuees being monitered at the university of nebraska medical center are infected with -- more than a dozen other cruise ship evacuees have been taken to several other hospitals including this one in washington after showing symptoms or received delayed positive test results from japan. the tests are awaiting confirmation by the cdc. ukraine's effort to house more than 70 people evacuated from china met with violent resistance from villagers near a quarantine site. they set rod blocks and threw stones at buses carrying the evacuees who appeared unharmed. police say nine officers and one civilian were hospitalized. today chinese officials co

washington, mostly the morning half of new hampshire that will have other problems. the other story, a lot of rain. showers and thunderstorms out of dallas fort worth, atlanta a chance for storms later in the day, and actually atlanta tomorrow will probably be even worse. that's when we could see the potential of some severe weather, and some significant problems out there. baltimore, again, a little bit of rain out there, same with d.c. and fog early today. so the forecast for today, the heavy rain is going to return to the flooded south. the areas that are worse are alabama and mississippi. that's where we had significant flash flooding yesterday. we still have river flooding and one of the other stories besides all this wet weather, the cold air is going to return. we had a decent shot of cold air that's going to start coming down. minneapolis a high of 26. when we look at tomorrow, that's when it gets even cooler. temperatures are going start to be in the teens. the pink area in south dakota, all that cold air heads friday to the northeast. more rain likely around areas like atlanta and as far as that severe weather outlook goes, this isn't for today, t

still snow coming in from washington through into wyoming in idaho static stream but it's still the proper winter really for the size and things are slowly warming up atlanta 12 new orleans but 19 degrees now that was saturday this is sunday that's creepy cross the plain states towards chicago you'll notice temperatures stray but there we stay folding once again let's jump south now that frontal system of course the damage in the southeast corner of the u.s. is this one here as it goes through its tail end will have some effect in the bahamas it will bring a few showers also drop the temperatures it goes ahead violence down to 24 degrees and the blue the showers reach cancun as well but a chance to try and rise on sunday in havana but not so you'll notice has dropped by this time to only 23. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really wiping out the politics of climate change informed opinion the economy i think is actually what's keeping damo trouble float right now critical debate sequel on those 2 schoolchildren don't want the noise on 'd the boat aside human is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlin

this fall a drafty is with issued for atlanta to charlotte high-speed rail will connect the two mega regions. a record of decision was issued last year on the washington, d.c. to richmond or d.c. to rva project representing opportunity for the northeast corridor to extend south into virginia. and finally we continue to facilitate the study of the long bridge of 200-year-old, two-track bridge over the potomac river. it is the only rail route north/south in and out of the washington, d.c. it carries countless commuter trains vra, amtrak and freight trains and it is critical in terms of how rail goes in the future through this metropolitan area. while we're staying on passenger rail, since i returned to u.s. d.o.t. after ten years away i've been really impressed by actrack's strong performance compared to the results when i left. i see a railroad now that has financial ridership and operating performances that are all trending upward with the promise, i think, of that service breaking even in 2020. i see a railroad that has a proactive strategic planning process with a bias toward innovation. i see a railroad with with a plan to implement reasonable cost

washington, d.c. to philly to new york all the way to boston. look at boston, 62 degrees that's not much cooler than areas in the southeast. that's even warmer than atlanta with rain. chicago today you have rainy weather, but things are going to change. the one spot that's probably going to have the worst weather as far as winter weather goes, chicago, central michigan and areas around quad cities. as we go throughout the day today, we watch the rain pushing through. then as we go through tuesday morning, this band of snow develops on the backside. chicago evening rush hour on tuesday could be rough, snow throughout the night tuesday evening and wednesday morning, and all the rainy weather heads to the east after that. not a lot of winter weather but the lot of umbrella weather and rainy weather for the east coast throughout the week. >>> a lot of nervousness as cases of the coronavirus spike outside mainland china, you see it on the screen, global stocks tanking and a look at u.s. futures now, the dow set to drop more than 700 points. we are going to get a live report next. do you realize how many different taxes we pay? sales tax, different p-o-s syste

washington, d.c. will see warmth. as you look into tomorrow, look how wide the area, above normal temperatures. atlantaange. cooler air will start filtering in. chicago, temperatures in the mid-20s. mid 40s in nashville. low 20s as you get into >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. well today in san francisco expect a lot of sunshine. and warm temperatures. but it gets warmer through the week. we're up to 70 degrees on thursday. then by the weekend our temperatures start to come back down and there will even be a slight chance of rain on sunday. and our temperatures inland will warm up from the upper 60s this afternoon to 78 degrees on thursday. friday is also looking nice. but look at the change in temperatures on saturday. but it will still be comfortable and above normal temperatures. >> and that is your latest weather. savannah >> thank you >>> carson's here. good morning >> thank you we have the tributes pouring in for the pioneering b. smith and the incredible legacy she leaves behind we have more for you after this. (whistling) (whistling) (sensethe lack of control when iover my busines

chicago, new york city, san francisco, los angeles, atlanta, houston, boston, new orleans, detroit and newark, this comes after we saw yesterday in washington an illegal, her death could have been prevented had local and federal authorities cooperated. here is what she had to say. >> she is a shining example of when people come legally to this country, where a card and do the right things that are law-abiding citizens, the tragedy and all of this is that this could have been avoided had their no sanctuary law. the tragedy is my grandmother is not ever going to see you again. the system not only failed our family but it failed our city. >> powerful stuff. >> the common denominator of all those cities is they are run by democrats and the common denominator is also a spike in crime statistics from illegal immigrants, because of refusal on the city's part to communicate with federal agencies to refuse to comply with detainers and her story and when is one too much, at what point was it okay to have all these victims continuously occurring without anyone stepping up from the cities to resolve the communication and acquiesced to federal detainers

washington. robin. >> got to keep that in mind. the cdc's principal deputy director dr. schuchat is good enough to join us now live from atlanta. we appreciate your time this morning. we know how busy you are and we've also heard about the strong warning from your agency. so can you please break down how dire the situation is right now? >> this is a relatively new virus, and we're learning every day more and more about it. one of the things we've learned is that it's quite transmissible beyond the outbreak in china, the outbreak on the cruise ship, we now have outbreaks in europe, outbreaks in other countries in asia, and we recognize that our very strong measures here in the united states to contain the virus, to keep it limited to very low numbers, may not hold for the long haul. we don't know exactly what will occur here, but the transmissibility has us wanting to be prepared. we also know that the virus is not as severe as we first feared in the reports out of hubei province. what we're seeing in terms of severe cases is primarily the elderly and people with chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease that are hardly