bennie hays, basically to cover his backside and attempt to protect his son. >> klan bennie hays, deniesl. >> communist don't pick only if you are in their way. i am the one they're picking on. to get to me they got my son. >> how can a klansman living in the rural part of mobile county come up with the money to hire one of the best defense attorney around? >> when these two were identified as killers, the old man and bennie hays, he hired a man to burn down his house so he can hire a private attorney. >> he did burn the house and anyway got an insurance se sett settlement. they used it to pay the lawyer for his son henry hays. >> the defense was to attempt to discredit tiger there tiger had cut his deal to save his life and therefore would say anything that he was told to say. >> it was sometimes before lunch, one of the trial coordinators came to me and said chris is going to have to leave the case. >> mobile county's chris will be suspended. >> chris is going to leave immediately. he'll have no contact with the office or nothing. and you are going to have to try the michael donald's c

bennie jack was a very detailed man.e was pure evil when he set his mind to it. >> henry hayes was bennie hayes' son. he was a lifetime member. he was secretary/treasurer. he collected the dues and the minutes and stuff like that. >> he was a holdover from the '60s. he was doing his best to be a hippie. he loved to smoke dope. but henry was a very lovable young man. he made sure to please daddy. if daddy caught on to some stuff he was doing, his daddy would discipline him harsh. even in his adult life, he let his daddy do with him what he wanted to. taylor knowles was an entrepreneur on the equal of bennie jack hayes. he was very ambitious. he had his hands in everything. if he can make a dollar, by god he was going after it. >> at 17, i was a regional officer in the klan for south alabama. but, yeah, i was the second in command. i aspired to be the grand dragon over the state. i thought it would give me political contact, and that's what i was looking for. >> tiger was the most volatile of the bunch. i think he mentored

my biggest regret is never having tried bennie hays.nnie hays either faked or had a heart attack in the presence of the jury. >> chris galanos and team indicted him in the murder, but he died while in custody. he was officially the leader of the group and unofficially the evil force behind it. >> there were threats. there was a contract on my life. everybody hated me. i was given a life sentence. i really thought my life sentence was going to be reduced so i could get out. but it wasn't. i was made promises that were not kept, and nobody would put anything in writing. but they would say things, and i ended up spending a long time in prison. >> the justice department, united states justice, never intended to agree that he'd be paroled. but because of him helping me and providing me with very, very good information, i began an effort to try to get him released from federal prison, and that happened after 20 years. they finally released him. >> i disagree with it. it was just the epitome of senseless, mindless violence. i don't think he sh

murder. >> bennie, he gave the orders.g people. >> tiger knowles was 17 years old at the time. bennie hayes was just as culpable and should have been held accountable. >> around the time that the michael donald lynching took place. >> i had tiger knowles testify, i got hope from the attorney general rat of the united states at the time and they broke every rule you could break to get him down to mobile. i concentrate on information that he could give me about who was involved in this planning session down there in mobile the week before this all happened. he got on the stand and in detail told exactly what happened. he pointed out people sitting out there that individuals who was at tha him that photograph the face of michael donald, and you could see on the photograph a boot print because when they put the rope around his neck, they put the boot against both sides of his face, pulled on it until there is no breath left in him. i know mrs. donald couldn't help but have seen that picture when it was passed on to the jury. a

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he used that to pay the lawyer for his son, henry hays. >> bennie "jack" hays raised enough money toire one of the best criminal lawyers. >> the defense was to attempt to discredit tiger because mr. marsal had argued that tiger had cut his bill to save his live and therefore would say anything that he was told to say. >> it was some time before lunch. one of the trial coordinators came to me and said chris is going to have to leave the case. >> mobile county district attorney has been suspended that came from circuit county judge william garden who will preside over the d.a.'s du trial. assistant some harrison is taking over for a while. >> chris is going to leaf immediately. he will have no contact with the office, nothing. and you're going to have to try the michael donald case. whoa. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of

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using very simple questions to get people to open up and talk openly what are the benny and bronzes. what do they mean to you. what should happen to them in the future and then to really hear what people have to say about that topic this concept of really exhibiting the discussion of provenance and the work of the bringing dialogue group was already there when i started 10 years ago and that's been really the central theme of this entire room of the exhibit what is the future what should happen to these objects that's an openness that that i really treasure about this process. cultural institutions find themselves battling to remain relevant in their societies. confronting a difficult colonial past poses not only a challenge but also a huge opportunity for museums to take the lead in shaping an important public debate. will the humboldt forum successfully rise to the challenge. i think it would be a success if we take the idea of a forum at its word and think of the humble form not as a place that will give us answers to the questions but will enable us to pose questions only. in tha

indeed both he and his opposite number benny gantz with whom he's had his 1st meeting referred to the regional security situation is very clear that they were talking about iran our sin himself didn't go into any detail on the iran issue he talked about the us ironclad an enduring commitment to israel's security to making sure that it maintained its military edge in the region against any potential opponent and talking about long term military acquisitions as being part of the discussions that the 2 men had however benny gantz did refer to iran specifically here's what he had to say that the here and of today poses a strategic threat to international security to do in toto middle east. to the state of israel and we war closely of american allies to ensure that any new agreement. would secure the vital interest of the ward of the united states prevent dangerous arm race you know region and protect the state of israel. so benny gantz talking about working closely to try to improve in israel's eyes any potential deal that's very different from the line that we've been hearing from the is

i'm itza bennie, and i'm from sacramento, california >> jimmy: yeah sacramento [ applause ] itza bennieokay this is it you just figured this out just grooving to a song were you jamming out or -- >> i actually saw this movie called "the heartbreak kid," and they had a mariachi band and i remember trying to like make that sound effect, and it kind of happened and then i practiced it a little more, and i got it to sound closer and closer. and the rest is history. >> jimmy: cool can you play us something? >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: here you go. [ trumpet sounds ] [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: yes! fantastic! fantastic! sounds like a real trumpet oh, my god that's all the time we have for "show me something good. my thanks to bruce, greg, sophie, and itza bennie. if you have a fun talent, i want to see it go to thetonightshow.com/showmesomethd to submit a video of your talent stick around we'll be right back with joseph gordon-levitt [ cheers and applause ♪ john tyson's motto was, " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." it's why all of the tyson chicken that

and i looked, and i see benny jack hayes, who is the person that owned the property and was the localrank is, what his position was, some cyclops, a grand titan, or some klan-related rank that he held. he was very volatile, very angry, very strange behavior. >> benny hayes was a paradox, grandfatherly with a cane but capable of sudden outbursts of anger. >> bennie jack was a terrible man, and i don't like speaking ill of the dead, but he was pure evil. >> and he was coming up herndon avenue, raising cane, talking about i own all these houses. what the blank you doing keeping me from coming to my properties. he was just loud-mouthing. >> i think there are certain parts of mobile that feared him all the way to his death. >> they knew that it was the klan. we knew that that element was in the community, and it was a dangerous situation as far as we were concerned. nobody at that point had any d. we thought that an independent investigative body needed to come in and look at it. we knew that the narrative put forth was nothing near the truth. eventually, it really got close to a boiling p

using very simple questions to get people to open up and talk openly what are the benny and bronzes. what do they mean to you. what should happen to them in the future and then to really hear what people have to say about that topic this concept of really exhibiting the discussion of provenance and the work of the bringing dialogue group was already there when i started 10 years ago and that's been really the central theme of this entire room of the exhibit what is the future what should happen to these objects that's an openness that that i really treasure about this process. 'd cultural institutions find themselves battling to remain relevant in their societies. confronting a difficult colonial past poses not only a challenge but also a huge opportunity for museums to take the lead in shaping an important public debate. will the humble forum successfully rise to the challenge. i think it would be a success if we take the idea of a forum at its word and think of the humbled form not as a place that will give us answers to our questions but will enable us to pose questions only. in t

using very simple questions to get people to open up and talk openly what are the benny and bronzes. what do they mean to you. what should happen to them in the future and then to really hear what people have to say about that topic this concept of really exhibiting the discussion of provenance and the work of the bringing dialogue group was already there when i started 10 years ago and that's been really the central theme of this entire room of the exhibit what is the future what should happen to these objects that's an openness that i really treasure about this process. 'd cultural institutions find themselves battling to remain relevant in their societies. confronting a difficult colonial past poses not only a challenge but also a huge opportunity for museums to take the lead in shaping an important public debate. will the humboldt form successfully rise to the challenge. i think it would be a success if we take the idea of a forum at its word and think of the humbled form not as a place that will give us answers to your questions but will enable us to pose questions only. in that

using very simple questions to get people to open up and talk openly what are the benny and bronzes. what do they mean to you. what should happen to them in the future and then to really hear what people have to say about that topic this concept of really exhibiting the discussion of provenance and the work of the bringing dialogue group was already there when i started 10 years ago and that's been really the central theme of this entire room of the exhibit what is the future what should happen to these objects that's an openness that that i really treasure about this process. cultural institutions find themselves battling to remain relevant in their society . confronting a difficult colonial past poses not only a challenge but also a huge opportunity for museums to take the lead in shaping an important public debate. will the humboldt forum successfully rise to the challenge. i think it would be a success if we take the idea of a forum at its word and think of the humble form not as a place that will give us answers to the more questions but will enable us to pose questions only. in

secretary of defense lloyd austin met his israeli counterpart benny gantz he says any new deal with iran must not undermine regional security force the reports now from west jerusalem. flying into the major foreign policy issue confronting israel's alliance with the united states the divergence in approach to iran and its nuclear program u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin is the most senior biden administration official to visit israel since the new u.s. president was sworn in. after 4 years of a trump white house which favorite israeli line on iran these at different days as the u.s. explores options for reviving the iran nuclear deal as a major strategic partner for the united states are by light bilateral relationship with israel in particular is central to regional stability and security in the middle east and during our meeting i reaffirmed to mr ganns our commitment to israel is enduring and it is our inquiry austen's opposite number israeli defense minister benny gantz pledged cooperation in confronting what he called a threat to international security and region and israel. a

to derail those talks well harry force that is in west jerusalem and he says benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz have been trying to reaffirm their ties with the u.s. . both of them talked about the long term nature of the israeli u.s. relationship and indeed plans going forward in terms of military acquisitions of course united states gives in a $4000000000.00 a year of duty assistance to israel as well as that talking about the that the nature of the relationship going forward and the fact that it is as strong as it ever has been so you get you get that pretty typical kind of language but obviously we're talking at a time when the iran issue is the main issue and the issue of divergence between these 2 administrations very different from the trump era the biden ministration wants to try to engineer a return to the j.c. p. o. a the iran nuclear deal the government of benjamin netanyahu is very much opposed unless very serious set of. requirements from israel are met which are unlikely to be met in any such return so what was interesting was that any guidance in the comments that you heard

austin's opposite number israeli defense minister benny gantz pledged cooperation in confronting what he called a threat to international security region and israel. and we wore closely american airliners to ensure that any new agreement. would secure the vital interest of the ward of the united states prevent dangerous armories you know region and protect the state of israel but in the midst of talks in vienna aimed at finding a new agreement the language from israel's prime minister has been very different benjamin netanyahu insisting that israel would not be bound by any deal that pave the way to an iranian nuclear weapon israel is already confronting iran on multiple fronts reportedly behind the attack on a rainy and ship in the red sea last week regularly targeting the iranian military inside syria blamed by iran for assassinating its chief nuclear scientist last year israel's defense minister may be talking about cooperating with the americans on a new deal but it will be interesting to see the language used by his political rival the prime minister benjamin netanyahu long the m

benny would later become a model and a mentor for carson. johnny carson, like many people of his generation, graduated from high school and was immediately shipped off to world war ii. he trained as a navy ensign and spent the final year on the u.s.s. pennsylvania. while on board he often entertained his shipmates with jokes and card tricks. he credits his early years in the navy as understanding his broad appeal as a comic. military service, after all, provided a window to the very diverse regional cultures of the united states like no other experience for no other young man. after the war, carson enrolled at the university of nebraska where he wrote a senior thesis on comedy writing and worked for radio stations in lincoln while in college and then moved to omaha after graduation in 1949. with two years' experience on television and on the radio in omaha, carson left behind his 15-minute humor show, the very forgettable show called "the squirrel's test" and got a job as an announcer on a television show in los angeles. he convinced the sta

well certainly that's the public facing impression that both he and his counterpart here benny gantz the israeli defense minister were trying to protrude a jury in the news conference after the 1st meeting here on sunday both of them talked about the long term nature of the israeli u.s. relationship and indeed plans going forward in terms of military acquisitions of course united states gives in a $4000000000.00 a year of military assistance to israel as well as that talking about the nature of the relationship going forward and the fact that it is as strong as it ever has been so you get you get that pretty typical kind of language but obviously we're talking at a time when the iran issue is the main issue and the issue of divergence between these 2 administrations very different from the trump era the biden ministration wants to try to engineer a return to the j.c. p.o. a the iran nuclear deal the government of benjamin netanyahu is very much opposed unless very serious set of of requirements from israel are met which are unlikely to be met in any such return so it was interesting

that is to say, our chairman, bennie thompson of the homeland security committee, he has been focused for a long time on domestic terrorism. a long time. all through the previous administration. this has been a focus of his. even longer even longer than his role as chair of the committee. soy take my lead from him and other members what the equities will get us in seeking the truth. i think it's important. you know the prof. nance. i had the bill in 2001, i was author of the legislation for the commission then. so we all have a great deal of experience in terms of makeup, the process, who and how is that defined. the numbers. yeah. but also who are these people. the process, timetable, resources for it. and -- but most important the purpose. the scope. yes, sir. reporter: obviously the d.c. bill will face a challenge in the senate because of the filibuster and all. you passed a lot of bills here that are piling up in the senate. democrats were critical of mitch mcconnell of being unable, or unwilling frankly, to move bills, but isn't the same thing happening? should they get rid of th

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bronzes the idea is using very simple questions to get people to open up and talk openly what are the benny and bronzes. what do they mean to you. what should happen to them in the future and then to really hear what people have to say about that topic this concept of really exhibiting the discussion of provenance and the work of the bringing dialogue group was already there when i started 10 years ago and that's been really the central theme of this entire room of the exhibit what is the future what should happen to these objects that's an openness that that i really treasure about this process. 'd cultural institutions find themselves battling to remain relevant in their societies. confronting a difficult colonial past poses not only a challenge but also a huge opportunity for museums to take the lead in shaping an important public debate. will the humble forum successfully rise to the challenge. i think it would be a success if we take the idea of a forum at its word and think of the humbled form not as a place that will give us answers to your questions but will enable us to pose questi

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it a local community and that's quite complicated $84.00 but just to be clear we will be returning benny and bronzes claudio sort of european the new bronx and sort of keep. 'd part of the bin in works will be returned but part is to remain on display at the humboldt forum so how can these tainted exhibits be displayed appropriately. this is where this multimedia program which is really a multi screen film right will be presented and all the voices from europe and africa including the oboe. and scholars from africa will talk about the provenance of the been in bronzes the ideas. using very simple questions to get people to open up and talk openly what are the 1000000000 bronzes. what do they mean to you. what should happen to them in the future and then to really hear what people have to say about that topic this concept of really exhibiting the discussion of provenance and the work of the bringing dialogue group was already there when i started 10 years ago and that's been really the central theme of this entire room of the exhibit what is the future what should happen to these objects

government is on the same page given what we heard at the top of the show from the defense minister benny gantz now of course he's in this very uneasy coalition with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu the bitter political rivals have just fought an election campaign against each other and so while gansey is talking about working with the u.s. to ensure that any deal meets israel's needs and expectations benjamin netanyahu has been talking very vociferously as he long has for many years against any idea of such a deal israel has reportedly put some very strict criteria behind what it would accept but they're so strict from the israeli perspective that it's very unlikely that any of them or at least not all of them could be met in any deal going forward and so what he's been saying at the same time as these talks have been going on in vienna last week is that any agreement that would pave the way for iran to have a nuclear weapon in the future is one that israel would not be bound by and so obviously that's talking about freedom of action in the context that we've just been hearing now t

reporter: earlier, austin toured an israeli air force base with defense minister benny gantz, who unlikeanyahu, talks with working with the americans to revive the nuclear deal. on the incident natanz, austin did not say much. >> i am aware of the reports. i really don't have anything to add on natanz. in terms of, you know, our efforts to engage iran in diplomacy and the j.c.p.o.a., those efforts will continue, and i am obviously supportive of the president's efforts. reporter: but those negotiations are further complicated by the natanz incident the eu warning against any efforts to derail diplomacy. it may also have undermined iran's leverage by setting back its efforts to accelerate uranium enrichment. for its part, iran is insisting the damage can be quickly repaired. anchor: white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more on the reaction from the biden administration as iran accuses israel of being behind the attacks on its nuclear facilities, i asked the white house press secretary jen whether the white house is concerned the alleged actions of a u.s. ally could derail the dis

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gantz defense minister benny gantz and so during that statement this was the 1st of austin's official meetings here during the 1st visit by a senior by the new administration official to the country he and gantz both talked about sort of a broad range of things that they were talking about for instance emphasizing longer term military acquisition austin saying the united states remains committed to ensuring that israel maintains its military edge in the region also against talking about the international criminal court investigation into israeli actions particularly in the 2014 war in gaza saying that they would not succeed but behind all of this of course as you say is this critical issue of iran dance did talk about that directly to some extent saying that iran was the what was a security threat to the world to the middle east and specifically to israel and so that was a point of discussion. that regional security issues were part of the discussions there had on other things such as normalization with other arab nations and so on but obviously while there are these talks have been g

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know mutual lending can go on i think it might be nice if we could but maybe sometime borrow some benny bronzes from from benning city and i think there's a there to be a lot more flow between institutions rather than focusing too much on in on ownership but i think in the end this case for laws that the decision of ownership was quite simple and i tell you in that once made my my jaw dropped when you were suggesting an exchange of putting promises and some of the greatest start that europe has ever produced what were you suggesting that staying should be and i'll take that. no what i was saying was that this part of our hearts belongs to us. it's the world it's imperative and none of the issue that's the ownership of the to parks should be clear clearly established a lot of us not when we want to should have been established and the occupiers. but it was then like needed miller said we can't have this exchange programs where we are looking at all of the parks to illegal means your home and then also law council or go. to also show you know more you know the law system is something that

great delight you know john it's so funny to me about dogs that we have a dog in our family named benny granted he's my son and his girlfriend's dog but he comes over i can't tell you what an addition he is to life in general i sense you really grown to love jerry over the years oh yeah it's like my age is like my kid but. you know and i have to support him but he's you know he's opted not to go to college so it's been great and dead that's right. yes it's the best thing when. i bring with me everywhere in it i mean it makes a giant difference when you're on the road and you know you got your dog with you but i don't even like calling him a dog and so he's got such a personality. i just never you know he some dogs they look all around they're really connect with you and this guy he's consciously looking me in the eyes and every morning and night he hugs me and you know i never had an animal like this is that i had recommended to anybody it's the best you know and then well john if he is if he is if you're questioning whether or not.

genocidal goal of eliminating israel earlier austin to an israeli air force base with defense minister benny gantz who unlike netanyahu talks of working with the americans to revive the iran nuclear deal on the incident at natanz austin didn't say much i'm aware of the reports i really don't have anything to add on. in terms of. you know our efforts to. engage iran in the promising on the day she. will continue and i'm very obviously supportive of the president's efforts but those negotiations are now further complicated by the natanz incident the e.u. warning against any efforts to derail diplomacy it may also have undermined iran's leverage by setting back its efforts to accelerate uranium enrichment for its part iran is insisting the damage can be quickly repaired are a force that al-jazeera west jerusalem. now george floyd's brother for the niece has testified in the trial of derek chauvin in minneapolis the trial is now in its 3rd week the 1st witness on monday was a cardiologist who testified that george floyd's death was preventable then in what's known as the spark of life testimony

lloyd austin is in the country he's been going to a military base with the israeli defense minister benny gantz both men were asked about the attack they're neither giving any comment right now he's shuttle to be in talks with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu you have to imagine that they would discuss this as well as the iran nuclear deal it will be interesting to see exactly what netanyahu says his defense minister has bitter political rival gantz on sunday said that israel was prepared to work closely with the americans to try to get the best deal possible and ensure israeli security was maintained but netanyahu has been much more strident in his opposition to a deal in its entirety so we'll be waiting to see exactly what he says in the course of this meeting with austin absolutely and we do expect that press conference to be within the next half hour or so we'll come back to you as and when that happens the moment's harry thanks very much. india has soared past brazil to become the 2nd most affected country in terms of total number of covert 1000 cases on monday it recorded a sta

genocidal goal of eliminating israel earlier asked into an israeli air force space with defense minister benny gantz who on like netanyahu talks of working with the americans to revive the iran nuclear deal on the incident at natanz austin didn't say much i'm aware of the reports i really don't have anything to add on. in terms of. you know our efforts to. engage iran in the promising on the day should be a way will continue and i'm very obviously supportive of the president's efforts but those negotiations are now further complicated by the natanz incident the e.u. warning against any efforts to derail diplomacy it may also have undermined iran's leverage by setting back its efforts to accelerate uranium enrichment for its part iran is insisting the damage can be quickly repaired harry force at al-jazeera west jerusalem the e.u. is calling on the international community to act after a report found the syrian government like they used the chlorine bomb in 2018 the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says there are reasonable grounds to believe syria's air force used the bomb o