nearly $100,000 to the university of california at berkeley to fund a research project on the black pantheror self-defense. the 1960s black militant group that remains synonymous with revolution against hostile authority. when conservatives comfortable ignorant of the panthers history learned of the project they fumed at a group that had espoused on self-defense against police should be honored with tax funded anything. chief among the distractors was the fraternal order of police which sent a scathing letter to history expert donald trump citing their self-research, killers of law enforcement agents by some black panthers as a reason to pull the plug. missing was any mention of black panthers killed by law enforcement agents. the most striking example being fred hampton, gunned down as he slept by chicago police with fbi backing. but historical admissions aside the strategy worked. the park service caved and the project was killed last month. i was not surprised by the outcome. but i thought of the story again this week when i heard that white house chief of staff general john kelly had sa

by the black panther party has often been projected as only an armed movement but he says the focus for most of them was on building. the panthers demanded an end to police brutality and equal rights to housing and employment. in l.a. we're organizing around churches and other organizations and trying to get. breakfast programs for children going to school what rodney and the entire world would learn some years later was just how much that community organizing threaten the government. hoover famously said that the most dangerous element of the black panther party was the free breakfast program because he knew that that could really unify a community and draw attention to the needs that aren't being met. j. edgar hoover oversaw the u.s. federal bureau of investigation or the f.b.i. . and the nine hundred seventy two who has notoriously unconstitutional program named cointelpro was exposed. this was a counter intelligence program that labeled almost leftist groups a terrorist threat. and targeted martin luther king jr antiwar activists and the black panthers among others. the goal of the

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the systematic targeting in quote cell crow and how they dismantled the black power movement the black panther party and other organizations that were fighting against police brutality so it is definitely a target against you know people of color who are rising up you see the republicans in places like minnesota trying to criminalize protesting by allowing it people in the vehicles to run over protesters without any criminal charges so there's definitely been a systematic attempt to stifle any protest to stifle any dissent and so qual the movement that's been around black lives that's been really prominent and really igniting a lot of people to stand up in the fight back so we don't see the republican party we see trump and even the democratic party definitely targeting organizations that are focusing on black liberation dollars or scruggs thank you and that's it for the show will be back on saturday with reaction to today's budget from the form of i shared a conservative party to the shadow chief secretary to the british treasury children give it a try to show media we'll see on saturday seve

. >>> this corner is about rebellion, doc martin and the black panthers. >> i'll let you guess whichl expression, the way you match things up, the way you compose them, you cannot judge a person by their clothes and a book by its covers. >> you can't. if i wear a beret, do you know my politics? >> absolutely not. in this day and age, the first thing i think of with a beret, maybe not black, is a japanese school girl. >> reporter: while the beret may have lost its political edge, the items may continue to move you, approaching the solo red hoodie near the center of the exhibit can do that. >> for most many people that will prove to be moving, haunting, tragic is you have a red hoodie up there. the hoodie in this country signifies something different to everybody. what does it signify to you? >> i think sometimes it comes to signify one thing for all. it's this garment that makes you feel protected and almost invisible. until its latest tragic rancor nation and the civil injustice of the killing of trayvon martin. it's here because it's a political symbol but always because it's a grea

in pelican bay prison, a pregnant teenager, a homeless heroin addict and her dog and a former black panther and nun. sandy has lifted up and helped writers and journalists and videographies including my own chief of staff. in 1992, she founded a collaboration of writers and young people published by pacific news service and co-founded road dogs, writings by homeless youth in san francisco and silicon valley debug written by those written in the shadow of silicon valley and launched ethnic news organizations working to enhance information and editorial change. that same year she started a weekly writing journal by in carcerated youth that continues sto today and launched new american media advocating for over 3,000 ethnic media and news outlets nationwide. sandy, your list of achievements is breathtaking and unbelievable. i'm in awe of what you have created and so grateful to you for the amount of love and attention and mentorship you've given to a generation of young people. and you've really paved the way for a future of generations to come. it's such an honor for me to even be standing wi

the point was to kill white people and painted on the black panthers.stuff and blood on the wall. he was trying to create an apocalyptic race war. the less said about him probably the better. the media devotes too much ink on the irrational fascination with evil. we see hours of forensic files in all these special documentaries. meanwhile, thousands of good people die every single day. they lead a quiet, noble lives. the little old lady who slips in the bathtub that you don't hear about. the guy who gets hit by a bus. della reese died today. great woman. this guy gets more ink than being "touched by an angel." >> juan: let me talk to my california girl. >> kimberly: what did you think of him in the idea that there is now one of the people who participated in these murders, she is 69. she had been pardoned. it's going to get up to the governor to decide whether or not to let her out. >> kimberly: i don't think she should get out. i don't think anyone who was associated with this, an accomplice, these horrific murders. the man who trained me at at te los

the bay area in the late '60s which, of course, is this time when you have the emergence of the black panther, you have the student left. richard pryor is right in the middle of this and his comedy starts to change because he's hanging around with black righters, hanging around with revolutionaries. he's learning to observe things in a very different way. >> oh, god, when richard pryor walked out on that stage, he transformed himself into something else. >> niggas never get bumped up in a building. they know how to get out of the [ bleep ] situation. they do. white folks just panic, run to the door, fall all over each other. niggas get out soid and -- outside and argue. i left my money in the mother [ bleep ]. >> once he said, you know, [ bleep ] bill cosby and became richard pryor, it was that person finding they had been singing in falsetto their whole career and actually finding their voice. >> white people -- this is the fun part for me. when white people come back after intermission and find out niggas have done stole their seats. weren't we sitting here, dear? i believe we were sitting

time the murders appear to have been committed by blacks with words like death to pigs and did black panthersaw prints. manson hoped to ignite a race war during his cult would go underground and emerge to take leadership. at trial his followers yelled at witnesses. manson with that tattoo on his forehead lunged at the judge. >> death was charlie's trip. he spoke constantly of death. their life was murder. >> manson died last night of natural causes at a hospital in bakersfield. unless a relative comes forward to claim his body the state can simply cremate him and bury one of the country's most infamous killers. >> julie: william >> jon: a border agent killed in the line of duty. new details on what happened straight ahead. the senate preparing to take up tax reform after the thanksgiving holiday. some senators still not on board. can the white house win them over? our panel debates next. >> we have a tax bill now that will repeal the most hated on unpopular part of obamacare. the mandate. a tax on working families and poor americans. just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at hom

equality culminated in her serving as, i quote, momma, end quote, to the illinois chapter of the black panther party. during momma jewel's 38 years as as a ator, she served teacher, mentor, as a counselor, as a role model, and mother figure to many. she worked tirelessly, mr. speaker, with students and family members in programs that met before school, as a teacher, mentor, as a after sch, and even on weekends. she provided housing and support for several young people so they could further their education. jewel's passing has always been on helping others and encouraging people realize their ull potential. this led in part to the civil rights movement, a role she first accepted when she organized a boycott in missouri in the 1950's. as the board of education failed to use money allocated there for indoor toilets for african-american schools. mr. speaker, her passion for this cause was so great that momma jewel went door-to-door asking parents not to send their children to school, a decision that ultimately led to an installation of those very same toilets. even after retiring in 1994, she volu

but, you know, for example, the nation of islam, the new black panther party are on our list. we also have certain anti semitic groups that identify with groups like isis. so i think that it is not the case that our group doesn't include -- our listing doesn't include any left wing groups. we try to call hate as we see it. we limit our list, not by left versus right. but by groups that vilify others for issues or for factors such as race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or the like. >> so your group -- your list also includes as hate groups mainstream nonviolence -- the family research council, and the public interest law firms like alliance defending freedom. but it doesn't list antifa or other anarchist groups that literally call for violence against individuals. does that seem to comport -- to me, that reduces your credibility. does it not to you? >> no. let me speak to both of those issues, if i could, sir. you know, we list the family research council, not because it opposes gay marriage, but because it relentlessly vilifies the lgbt community and demonizes them w

the idea of the black beret, some would consider fashion but also the black panthers. >> i love thatit but it changes the way you embody clothes on the outside. >> vlad, you can wear a three-piece suit and i've walked in with you leather ck off. >> reporter: remember you can see it all on our cbs podcast. jill schlesinger gives her perspective of the retail outlook. plus tips on shopping smart. up next, we'll look at all that mattered this week. you're watching "cbs this mornin >>> tomorrow on "cbs this morning: saturday", spike lee will be on. his netflix series "got to have it." that's tomorrow. >> be sure to tune in to "cbs evening news" tonight. as we leave you, let's take a beak. >> do you want to say anything doings? >> it's not wrong harassment we've been reporting has now touched cbs. >> you can't understate it. >> some say he groped them or exposed himself to them and then came to -- >> let me be very clear. there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. it is systematic and pervasive. >> charlie doesn't get a pass here. he doesn't get a pass from anyone in this room. we're a

course but brings in all of marvel's stars we're talking iron man, captain america, hulk, thor, black pantherm martin, all in one place. >> that's right. >> dr. strange is in there. >> everybody is in there. >> we also got first look at the big bad villain. check it out. >> ♪ >> dread it, run from it, destiny st still arrives. ♪ >> wack 58 the city. -- evacuate the city. engage your defenses and get this man a >> captain america so here's the deal. this time around the heroes are teaming up with the guardian of the galaxy to stop played by josh brolin from gathering the infinity stones much this will be part 12 part sequel. part one said to be released next may. >> who is playing the role of wisdom martin? >> wisdom martin. >> i'm doing my own acting. >> exactly. >> here's the thing. here's the thing. this is going to be amazing. >> you're excited about it? >> marvel guy. >> marvel never misses the mark on their movies and always do they can have 100 people andand- everybody gets enough shots. in they keep making movies. >> thanos. >> i had a friend named than e-z. >> which will be the first

so the mayor gave the election to the black panther party. and then to call his book is indeed the journey is that of a slave. edo of open again to its present history so the recommendations with the stigma of excellence could be removed after they paid their debt to society. with richard nixon had the war are drugs in the war on blacks and then to that job application. but as the government returns to old-time slavery patrol whose tactics in with an attitude is benign aided neglect. they were all left behind. the net worth of a white feebly that is what they say. so the attitude of the democratic party. so with that coalition who has elected democrats the african americans, latino, a native americans, blacks this is about 10% so he called the president that said black football players by the of the word. so what is the attitude of the republican party towards the coalition? in the extermination in those at newspapers advocated that extermination. it on the west coast and to advocate extermination of the the americans. those that are subjecte

we had 500,000 people in vietnam and richard nixon had a secret invasion of cambodia and the black panthers and give peace a chance by yoko ono and ted kennedy killed a young woman with him and it was utter chaos. and that is all 1968. so we are rocking and rolling. and the thing that i remember is that squeaky from sat vigil. i was in sacramento and gerald ford is on the robe line and there is chaos, guns, guns and i woke up and there she was. i was the only one who knew who off to the side and everybody else -- i kept yelling, who are you, i waptd to be sure. she said it didn't go off. she damn near killed the president of the united states and secret service got his hand over it and saved him. >> and you had seen her at the man son trial. you talk about saturday morning in the newsroom and then it turns out it is charles manson and a bunch of young people who liked like high school kids. >> it did. but its with also a time when the haze of lsd and marijuana and hallucinogenics were all over california. later i find out robert mitchham had some kids down from the beach from my days down t

the black panthers and it was utter chaos. in 1968, we were rocking and rolling. and squeaky fromme sat vigil during the trial. i was the white house correspondent in sacramento. suddenly, gerald ford is on the robe line. gun, gun. i look up, and there she was. squeaky fromme. i was the only one who knew who she was. secret service took her to the side. i kept yelling at her, who are you? she said, it didn't go off. damn near killed the president of the united states. the secret service agent got his hand over the bridge and saved him. >> you had seen her at the manson trial. you talk about the saturday morning in the newsroom and finding out. and when it turns out it's charles manson and a bunch of young people, as you were just saying, looked like high school kids. >> it did. but it was also a time when the haze of lsd and marijuana and a lot of hallucinogenics were all over california. later i found out, robert mitchum had kids down at the beach. and they knew about him. he was around at things with his craziness. and they all knew about him. but no one expecte

islanders, hockey team inviting a special guest to their military last night against the carolina panthers. a black puck, training to be a military service dog. the trump administration lifting a ban on importing elephant trophies from africa. some are outraged and i can't understand why they are letting him do this. we are on it next, the senate will take up tax reform after thanksgiving and i want to know are they going to mess this up? i will ask a top conservative what he thinks. ♪ nicole: i'm nicole pedallides, close look at casino stocks particularly caesars entertainment down $.32. it plans to buy two indiana casinos. the cost of this deal roughly $1.7 billion. this was just weeks after they came out of bankruptcy, these are the details of this deal and we have to say this agreement to purchase these, indiana grand racing, casino in indiana, this is all moving to an area that is economically ready for this extension and scheming. taking a look at all the casinos this year have done very well. wind resource up 77%, caesars up 50% in the market. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same too

america's forests are home to over 400 endangered or threatened species, including the panther, the black footed ferret. we cannot strip protection for these species and eliminate review processes. on this basis, i urge my colleagues to vote no. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. mr. peterson: i reserve. he chair: the gentleman. mr. tomp sock: i recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert. mr. gohmert: i'm grate to feel mr. westerman, we share a great deal of interests. as far as endangered species, i remember hearing how this little otted owl only could mate in virgin forests, then it turns out some pair were report to have had mated in a kmart sign. but endangered species will do best in managed forests. where we clear underbrush. where we make fire lanes. where we manage the forest. the forests do better, you stop the wildfire you want to just leave it to nature, nature will destroy massive numbers of acres of land. so we have a responsibility. even in the garden of eden when things were perfect, god said, tend the garden. so i appreciate the time and also apprecia

. >> sex panther works 90% of the time, nine or ten times of the time something look that. >> was the coach talked -- >> oh, yeah. right. >> after jack black had punted him off the bridge. yeah. >> or milk was a bad choice. so many food lines. >> milk was a good choice. we could, we're not going to mika. what? c'mon, you liked the movie, too. >> it was all right. >> ahh. >> "anchorman 2." let's talk about tax reform. what a segue. >> i was feeling uncomfortable there. glad we're back to texas. >> it's right now, they have a bit of a challenge ahead of them, tax reform. it's not as easy? >> i tho talked to someone in the room dealing with all of this last night. he said, look, everybody is getting nervous at the white house, they're nervous on the hill. making kind of last minute adjustments worth millions and billions of dollars with members of their only party not only democrats are not in on the process, they feel the leadership has kind of tan it over. so the big tell on this is when it drops, what are the what we call the pay fors, how are they going to fund it and convince people this is a middle class tax cut when you tell people, we