ross barnett, ross barnett. curtis wilkie: barnett had a reputation of just kind of a blundering blunderbuss. and we all thought he was a complete buffoon, something of a fool. he was constantly doing goofy things. so he was a laughable figure of mythic proportions here in mississippi history. gerald blessey: he had been a trial lawyer. he made a lot of money appealing to juries. so he was tall and gregarious. he used language that a six-year-old would understand. he appealed to racial hatred and bias. curtis wilkie: oh, he was a quintessential demagogue. ross barnett: my conscience is clear. i am moved only by a deep and abiding affection for the welfe of all of the people of mississippi. dona r. colethe syst thatallowee was a system that had pretty much disenfranchised the people of color vote. and so i'm sure that he felt free to use them and use that to promote his political will. frank thackston: the key to political success in mississippi at the time was to convince the voters that you're more conservative

wells barnett, of course. when you think at ida b. wells barnett and memphis and what she did as far as starting off as a school teacher and putting on a first-class train seat and buying a first class ticket but being treated like a third class citizen, dragged off the train, goes to the tension between white women and black women that exist today. those tensions began in the 18 hundreds i was proud of that because of, slavery. but also in the 1800s, when we had black free women like sojourner truth, like ida b. wells-barnett, fighting for the right to vote. that was gained a 1920. here's the problem, the white women did not want to fight alongside the black women. as a matter-of-fact, i ida b. wells-barnett had three of her male friends lynch because they owned a store that was competing with the white store. and so, now, you ida b. wells-barnett writes this report that most of these lynchings are of black women and children and men that have nothing to do with a white woman. so, this whole point of the tensions we have today betwee

i'd be wells barnett started her own group. and so we took those organizing skills. what happened after women gain the right to vote 1920 a backlash against black women. so what we need to learn, is this the same way we had barack obama then we have donald trump. we need to understand we have kamala harris look for the backlash. we saw the black political power that took place that put joe biden in office. what are we seeing now the use of law to have voter suppression to fill all those holes that gave rise to that black political power. same thing happened in 1800s of black men men gained the right to vote black men did in 1870 they we had black us senators black us representatives. we had all the power by 1890. they had a literacy test grandfather clause and poll tax. so what we need to gain from history. we need to be prepared for the backlash the backlash of violence and the backlash of law. and so this is what this book tells you. if you follow it, you see two steps forward one step back. are we prepared for the backlash that these women are basically telling us

we are speaking with daly barnett and grace oldham.with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as we continue our conversation around facebook, antiabortion clinics, electing highly sensitive information on would-be patients. that investigation is done by grace oldham, reproductive rights reporter with reveal. we're also joined by daly barnett, a staff technologist at the electronic frontier foundation who just published a set of digital privacy guides for abortion providers and abortion-seekers on how to protect their information. thank you for joining us. why don't you walk us through some of these key measures that you think are key for people to protect information and where you think we are all more vulnerable. >> sure. first of all, thank you for having me. i would say the first steps abortion seekers, providers abortion activists ought to do is an exercise we call threat modeling. essentially, it just means identifying for themselves infor

cbs news transportation correspondent errol barnett has the latest. >> there are several injuries, there trapped in bathroom. >> one female under the train. >> reporter: urgent calls of the derailment near mendon, missouri, indicated that several passengers were hurt. >> multiple injuries and fatalities, requesting all available units. >> reporter: rob nightingale was inside one of the turned over train cars, recall the disorienting aftermath. after being checked on by a crew member, he captured this view of the wreckage. >> hit a truck, someone was crossing the tracks. >> reporter: amtrak says approximately 243 passengers and 12 crew were on board when the train barrelled into the truck. >> anytime you have derailment of multiple cars, not good day. >> had eight cars, including baggage car. seven cars derailed, multiple injuries and can confirm three fatalities, two on the train, one in the dump truck. >> reporter: after amtrak passenger train struck a car on rail crossing in northern california sunday. septe, thwel. late tonight, ntsb is sending a go team to missouri to determine what

errol barnett, thank you so much.till ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," a deadly alligator attack in florida. why did a man dare to enter this lake, despite warnings? and here in d.c., a lawyer linked to the clinton campaign is found not guilty of lying to the f.b.i. and korean pop group bts visits the white house with an important message about inclusion. from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. [♪♪] looking for comfortable underwear that also helps provide unbeatable protection from bladder leaks? try depend silhouette. designed with depend's softest and smoothest fabric, it feat

cbs news transportation correspondent errol barnett has the latest. >> there are several injuries, there is a male subject trapped in the bathroom. we know of one female under the train. >> urgent calms of the derailment near mendon, missouri indicated several passengers were hurt. >> multiple fatalities, injuries, requesting all available units. >> then rob nighting gayle was inside one of the turned over train cars recording the disorienting aftermath, after being checked on by a crew member he captured this view of the wreckage. >> we hit a truck, someone was crossing. the tracks. >> amtrak says approximately 243 passengers and 12 crew were on board when the train barreled into the truck. >> it is very unfortunate any time you have a derailment of a train and multiple cars strks not a good day. >> the train had approximately eight cars including a baggage car. seven cars have derailed. there are multiple injuries and twonhe tck.aes >> this comes after an amtrak passenger train struck a car on a rail crossing in northern california sunday. and in september, three passengers were killed

errol barnett, thank you.tonight the fallout >> o'donnell: breaking news just coming in. let's go to to cbs news desk for the latest details. >> reports we have another body. >> reporter: tonight a massive police response in san antonio after reports indicate as many as 40 people, believed to be migrants, were found dead inside an 18 whiler. multiple police vehicles, fire trucks, and ambulances responding to the grim sce to a. the truck was found in southwest san antonio, where temperatures topped 100 degrees today, and where the heat inside a semi-truck would have been significantly higher. >> the truck driver is running southbound on foot on the railroad tracks. >> reporter: tonight a frantic search for anyone else who might be alive, and the investigation into how such an horrific tragedy could have happened. janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >> o'donnell: all right, tonight the fallout from the supreme court ruling about abortion rights is growing. this after three straight days of protests across america

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and barnett, probably the trumpiest of the mall.e of a gun that is almost a size of her. she believes the 2020 election was illegal. so these are three flavors of what is gonna influence republican voters in this coming election. >> yeah that barnett story was interesting. she fell short at the end on a shoestring budget, and i think basically she said we need by supporters, or a maga, before -- . >> she was -- from trump and it well enough here obviously to put its gear into these two candidates. i think it's interesting here on awesome versus mccormick is, we talk about what is important about the endorsement of republican primary. i think you see it here. austin run away with this thing, he barely got 30%, but that 916 vote difference over mccormack, i think trump probably accounted for. that i think it's hard to see as getting past mccormack without. that >> yeah the thing is about pennsylvania, even on the democratic side it also represents different flavors of democrats who are running. and that i think is gonna really play ou

and now think a minutein about what barnett was talking about. two jehovah's witness schoolgirls had religious scruples against pledging allegiance to the flag because the book of genesis says thou before no graven images, there's one true god is their belief. what virginia was trying to do is force its orthodoxy into their mouths. a kind of physical intrusion and it's that compelled profession coming back out of the mouths that jackson is drawing the line against. a third decision it's in the distant versus the united states where he is one of the three thjustices who votes that the exclusion order against japanese americans including a vast majority ofva citizens during world war iii was unconstitutional. that of course is a fifth amendment substantive due process decision and jackson says he didn't choose to be japanese-american and the federal government chooses to use that to physically relocate him by removing him from the west coast. his body ordered to a race track. jackson's has our constitution doesn't permit the racial lysing of crimin

errol barnett, thank you so much. there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." deadly alligator attack in florida. why did a man dare to enter this lake, despite warnings? >>> and here in d.c., a lawyer linked to the clinton campaign is found not guilty of lying to the fbi. >>> and korean pop group bts how did olay top expensive creams? like this with hydration that beats the $100 cream in every jar of regenerist retinol24 collagen peptide new vitamin c and the iconic red jar can't top this skin shop now at olay.com you said that you would shave your eyebrow off for a #klondike ( ding ) ( shaving buzz ) oooooh. ( all laughing ) ♪ what would you do for a klondike ♪ >>> police in florida suspect a 47-year-old man was killed by an alligator while searching for frisbees in a lake near tampa. if confirmed, it would be the first deadly gator attack in the state since 2019. there are no swimming and alligator warning signs posted near the lake, which is on a frisbee golf course. alligator trappers are now hunting for the killer gator. >>> special counsel john durham's

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i don't think he would have won that race but for barnett splitting the vote.his teeth and the support of donald trump, but now to come back from that margin and win a general election, it's going to be a very tall order. of course, it's perceived to be a strong republican year so we shouldn't underestimate that. the shock in pennsylvania to me is not the senate race, it's the close margin according to this survey and others in the gubernatorial race. theres no greater lightning rod in the nation running than doug mastriano, the republican nominee for governor of pennsylvania and yet he trails josh shapiro the attorney general only by 3 or 4 points in the data that i've seen. that's the real shock. >> it's all fascinating. everything that happens in pennsylvania always is, but it is interesting to see how oz -- you look at his twitter page, for example, it went from touting himself as this trump-backed candidate to now things have changed when you look at what it looks like post that. michael smerconish, thank you so much for joining us this morning. you can ca

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now think a minute about what barnett was about. these two jehovah's witness schoolgirls had religious scruples against pledging allegiance to the flag because the book of genesis says thou shalt fall down before no graven images. what the state of virginia was trying to do is force its orthodoxy into their mouths. a kind of physical intrusion. it is that coming back out of their mouth's out of their bodies that jackson is drawing the line against in barnett. a third decision, it is there in the dissent where he is one of the three justices who votes that the exclusion order against japanese americans including a vast majority of citizens during world war two was unconstitutional. that is a fifth amendment substantive due process decision and jackson says fred didn't choose to be japanese-american. the federal government chooses to use that to physically relocate him by ordering him excluded from the west coast. he says our constitution does not permit. fourth vote jackson joining justice frankfurter's opinion for the court in 1952

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is big tech following barnette to start buying the stocks again?al advisor richard saperstein has answers. that is next. it■s hard eating healthy. unless you happen to be a dog. jack: the volatility of the markets can be unnerving for vester's. better investors are fighting opportunities joining up treasury partners cio richard saperstein. richard, thanks much for coming on the show. >> my pleasure. jack: you have said the roots of the turmoil in the market right now actually go way back. can you sketch that out for us real quick? >> since 2008 we have not had a market determined level of interest rates by the fed has injected $9 trillion into the economy. witness the fact $16 trillion worth of negative yielding debt global negative yielding debt about 18 months ago. pursuing average inflation targeting about a year end a half ago. we've got a combustible mixture. were saying it right play out in the markets. we are seeing what appears to be the bond vigilantes coming out from their caves. as well as stock market volatility. incredible volatility i

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cbs' errol barnette is at newark where a quarter of the flights were delayed today. >> very irritated. ready to get on a plane and get to my final destination. >> reporter: from long lines at laguardia, cancellations in boston, some fliers are experiencing a painful start to the long weekend. >> i sat with four hours on the runway here. >> we have been at various airports today for over 12 hours. >> reporter: since thursday, more than 3,000 u.s. flights have been canceled, mostly due to weather, dawrving the 2,700 cut over memorial day weekend. >> we were supposed to go to london for a trip for my wife and i i, and now the trip is getting cut short. >> reporter: travelers in europe are also suffering with mass cancellation plaguing fliers at london's gatwick and amsterdam schipol airport which implemented limits on traffic. >> henry harteveldt said it may be months before things improve. >> i do believe that the airlines will be better staffed by the end of the year. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg called a meeting with airline c.e.o.s thursday to ensure people ge

note that they can't get away with dumping that their waste in the river and policing polluting on barnett. the campaigners are having to go to great lengths and even resort to tricks. but thee, along with many britons just want the u. k. 's rivers to be cleaner again. well, even i admitted shopping can be fun, but it can also be intimidating. what with all the attractions and distractions. so for people like joelle who are vulnerable to anxiety issues such as autism, it can be particularly stressful, but a supermarket in the small swiss village of or doth, is part of a chain of stores that has adopted a new approach. ah, loud, brightly lit and colorful, the average supermarket can be tortuous for people with autism. a sensory overload hard to bear. so twice a week, the supermarket, missouri scales, everything down, lights, music commercials, it's known as a quieter. the idea came from new zealand helped us once of our yardi sailing. i know i read about it 2 years ago in a magazine or a molten all. i was so touched by the article, i found it really heart warming. and i thought if they can

the voice of palestine that been international calls for an independent investigation into this. barnett smith attended the service. oh . this is a new rule. mass injury occurs home town, katelina marking 40 days since she was killed is railing forces one covering a story in janine and the occupy. the westbound is an opportunity for sharina, friends and family to remember our colleague. oh, a would want to be remembered for what she did. she was the voice of fan signed the voice of truth, and she was compassionate. she was empathetic, she wasn't just a journalist. at the end of the day, she was also human being. then she continued to to advocate and to talk about justice for palestinians. i want people to remember her as the fun, humble in cheerful person. she's always serious on tv, but she doesn't like that at all. she's always happy person. she changes up the moon. when she enters the room, she likes, she brightens up the room when she answers it. oh wow. and on sunday, that will be an official memorial in ramallah, given by the palestinian authority and hosted by palestinian present

cbs's errol barnett will start us off from a busy reagan national airport. good evening, errol. >> reporter: hey there, norah ray, good evening. cancellations are stacking up across the country tonight as united airlines continue to struggle to serve their own customers. typically flyers are concerned their flights won't take off on time but these days more and more passengers are worried their flights won't take off at all. at papers nationwide tonight, the holiday rush became holiday hurry up and wait. >> gave myself the full two hours because i wanted to make sure we had time to get to our gate. >> reporter: airports are already seeing a steady froe of passengers. the t.s.a. reports more than 2 million have passed through checkpoints most days this month, as flight traffic approaches pre-pandemic levels. >> planes are absolutely full. >> reporter: airlines are strug thing to meet demand. >> ivy giving both flights 50/50 odds. >> we're expecting troubles. hoping for the best. >> reporter: airlines have canceled 21,000 flights, double the rate of last year.

and now think a minute about what barnett was actually about. he's 2 jehovah's witness schoolgirls religious grumbles against pledging allegiance to the flag because the book of genesis says thou shalt bow down before no graven images. there is one true god, the god jehovah and what the state of virginia was trying to do wasforce its orthodoxy into their mounts . kind of inchoate physical intrusion. and it's that compelled profession coming back out of their mounts, out of their bodies that jackson is tryingrn the line against . a third decision. it's there in jackson's dissent in korematsu versus united states where he's one of the three justices who vote the exclusion order against japanese americans including a vast majority of citizens was unconstitutional. that is a fifth amendment substantive due process decision. and jackson says frank korematsu didn't choose to be japanese-american and the government chooses to use that to physically relocate him by ordering him excluded from the west coast . jackson says our constitution does not permit

the people in hong kong, say they're ready to leave. kenneth knew neither persuade them to stay. barnett saying, ah, john, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle book, your travel package today. hello there, let's look at east asian. it's a story of intense heat, not just for japan, but also for the north west of china, within temperatures. well above the average for the likes of cities like she and those temperatures expected, the climb. by the time we get into friday, but the heat suddenly dominating across japan, we've got heat wave conditions with the temperature in tokyo picking up to the mid thirty's, even high, about 10 degrees above the average. it's feeling very hot and humid here and we'll continue to do so. we are seeing some wet weather, however, plague the korean peninsula. we've already seen flooding in north korea and that situation could get worse. we're expecting a 150 millimeters to for here. of the next 24 hours on the wet weather, picks up the southern areas of china as that developing tropical depression pulls itself towards heenan island. no

al jazeera brazilian at to this formed what they're calling a giant hug, gone rio de janeiro, copa barnett beach to mac world ocean's day. more than 5000 volunteers held hands along the coastline and collected rubbish. organizers say the project aimed to raise awareness about the impact of pollution on the ocean. ah, for i to have a picture of a headline here now to 0. an 11 year old girl has described how she smeared herself with classmates blood.

. >> that was erol barnett reporting.l be another round of nationally televised congressional hearings this afternoon. as the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol reveals more findings this will focus on the efforts cen o the electoral ce over the this ideahan tioncannot beri ded standing on the global stage. retired army general mcchristal and dan loop are part of a team called team democracy and they are wanting people to commit to the belief to core principals, one of them being that the elections are free and fair. they feel the country is facing as dangerous a threat as the civil war. >> it's as dangerous a time as we have seen in our lifetime. >> reporter: he once led forces around the globe, including in afghanistan, sees americas divisions a issue of national security. >> you see the symptoms of people disassociated from the government. they are starting basic things like what an election outcome valid? >> i'm starting to see as -- >> reporter: this retired general served globally over a four de

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his anguished dissent in barnett, the case to get a sense for that. justice scalia, nixon, ford administration, republican, conservative worldview, tough on crime, going to upset places because following the law where it takes you, there's a lot of overlap there. i don't have a sense of how much -- he relied on his opinions a lot so that says a lot. he filled the same seat as justice jackson so maybe there was quite a bit of affinity, jackson is a lovely writer. justice scalia cared about his writing and jackson recall originalist, they be not quite as disciplined but if i were to guess, those would probably be the key ones. everyone is going to like homes for a few things, skeptical of some others but that would be the answer. >> just as amy coney barrett has joined the united states supreme court. [applause] i am curious about your own nomination and confirmation process, did you talk to judge scalia about that? was unanimously confirmed to court. a little different time but what was your process like or did he have any comments about that? >> he wa

speaking to emma barnett on woman's hour on radio a, kate bush said she thought the track would get somed get some attention, but ijust never imagined that it would be anything like this. it's... ..it�*s so exciting. it's quite shocking really, isn't it? i mean, the whole world's gone mad! kate bush. the gates have opened at the glastonbury festival after a three—year break because of coronavirus. hundreds of people queued from the early hours to be among the first on the site of the music festival in somerset. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson is at worthy farm. that is the pyramid stage, where billie eilish, sir paul mccartney and kendrick lamar will be headlining over the weekend. you might be surprised to see they are still building the giant screens either side of the stage. but glastonbury opened its gates at 8am this morning and we were there. right, welcome! we're open! after a three—year wait, the very moment glastonbury finally reopened its doors. wahoo! and the festival's founder michael eavis was there to greet people. i like the top hat. look at that. perfect. g

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