not a 40-year-old married woman with a job but a 14-year-old high school student by the name of carlottaalls in little rock, arkansas, who simply wanted the best education she could get because she had the ambition of becoming a doctor. and so, when the opportunity to attend the best high school in little rock, central high school, carlotta signed up and became one of what later became known as the little rock nine, the first nine african-american students to integrate little rock central high school in 1957. that is the dress the first day wore the first day of school in 1957 when she was denied access to the school. it was a dress that exemplified her desire is a work 14-year-old to get the best education and put herself forward in a situation where she could be respected and achieve her ambitions. again, a very typical american story. quite a different story is joan , a 19-year-old white student at duke university, joan was a devout christian and figured the civil rights movement expressed christian values and therefore durham, norths in carolina and ultimately became a member of the

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one of the brave men, alex carlotta. he enlisted in 2012 and five years ago, alec and his friend thwarted a terrorist attack on the train to paris, saved hundreds of lives and were immortalized in the process. now he is running to represent oregon's fourth consecutive district with this message. >> i'm not a politician. i actually hate politics, so why am i in a political ad? because oregon is burning and i had to do something. i grew up in oregon but i'm not old enough to remember when my opponent was elected, because he's been in office longer than i've been alive. he's lost a job for our district, he loses industry in our district and he lost middle class. peter defazio doesn't live here, he doesn't work in her lumber yards, docs or fields. he doesn't drink our water or breathe air air. peter defazio lives in d.c. on a yacht. >> laura: alek joins me now. your opponent has been elected 16 times, so why do you think this time is going to be different? >> he's been in office longer than i've been alive, and honestly, i t

the destruction at this carlotta is what kenosha is recovering from but this is from last week, this lakeside town is logical tonight but there were tense moments when the president was here. [shouting] >> angry words, pushing and shoving, a little water thrown. the visit the president changed the dynamic in these demonstrations, black lives matter, antifa demonstrators all in front of this flash point the courthouse has become. nothing too severe, the massive force of police and national guard kept a low profile. the president k toward the damage and emergency operations center anti-trump demonstrators lined one side of the road, pro trump demonstrators on the other rooms the president said there is no systemic racism in policing, just split-second decisions. the governor of wisconsin and the mayor of kenosha didn't want the president here. >> i felt the timing was wrong. we have room for presidents to come to visit the candidates to visit. that is the process we haven't something we appreciate but the timing on this we felt was not good. >> i don't think so. they just didn't want t