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chris recommended that i go to washington. this was 1960 now. and because i worked at morehouse one year, it was not clear that everyplace was going to be welcoming and nurturing and supportive of a young black person. wanted to be a physicist. chris thought washington had that environment and it turned out that it did. david: all of a sudden, you're handing out money on behalf of the federal government. did you find out that you were more popular? [laughter] walter: it's always best to be on the side of being asked for rather than asking for it. what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. david: when y

chris recommended that i go to washington. this was 1960 now. and because i worked at morehouse one year, it was not clear that everyplace was going to be welcoming and nurturing and supportive of a young black person. and chris thought once you had that environment -- he thought washington had that environment and it turned out that it did. david: all of a sudden, you're handing out money on behalf of the federal government. did you find out that you were more popular? [laughter] walter: it is always best to be on the side of being asked for money than to ask for it. ♪ david: suppose somebody says, i'm watching this and i'm a young person in college now or high school or graduate school and i want to be walter massey when i grow up. what would you say is the best way to prepare to be someone like you? walter: there is no substitute for hard work, there is just not, i will start with that. but also, pursue things that you are interested in, things that you like, and especially if you are in high school and college. do not commit totally so quickly to being totally absorbed in -- you may have to, because if you are going to do something like computer science, maybe physics, it really does tak

was not clear that everyplace was going to be welcoming or nurturing or supportive of a young black person. and chrisht once you had that environment, -- he thought washington had that environment and it turned out that it did. david: all of a sudden you're handing out money on behalf of the federal government. did you find out that you were more popular? walter: you won't believe it. it is always best to be on the side of being asked for money than to ask for it. ♪ sale online was also the first time you heard of a town named... dinosaur? we just got an order from a dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. the first year i was working with a group argonne national laboratory. david: eventually got a teaching position? and then you did that while you are teaching physics? walter: i loved argonne, i loved my research, but that was what i was doing. it was right with -- near holly park -- highland park. 1968, martin luther king jr. was assassinated. from where we are now, y

was not clear that everyplace was going to be welcoming or nurturing or supportive of a young black person. and chrisught once you had that environment, -- he thought washington had that environment and it turned out that it did. david: all of a sudden you're handing out money on behalf of the federal government. did you find out that you were more popular? walter: you won't believe it. it is always best to be on thesy than to ask for it. ♪ r me? for me? for me? always. we'll pick the clothes. you enjoy the great fit. stitch fix. the first year i was working with a group argonne national laboratory. david: eventually got a teaching position? and then you did that while you are teaching physics? walter: i loved argonne, i loved my research, but that was what i was doing. -- a teaching position at the university of illinois in urbana? walter: i did. david: and then you did that while you are teaching physics? walter: i loved argonne, i loved my research, but that was what i was doing. it was right with -- near holly park -- highland park. 1968, martin luther king jr. was assassinated. from where we are

a good person. >> chris christie is -- >> a leader. >> kanye west is -- >> black. that's the first thing that popped in my mind. >> finish the sentence for me. bill gates is -- >> well, i think that's, you know, sort of an oversimplification for anybody to say somebody is just one thing. >> right now sharon stone is -- >> really, really tired. >> yeah, i knew you were going to say that. >> well now that it's over can i see your cards? >> wow, going through these moments in history one after another. joining us now is david sloan, the senior executive producer of abc news studios. he's the former executive producer of "20/20" and also joining us this morning abc's "20/20" contributing anchor and senior national affairs correspondent, deborah roberts. they both worked alongside barbara during some of her most memorable moments and her years at abc news. good morning and welcome to both of you. david, i would like to start with you because we're talking about the art of the interview. and we saw the preparation and even during the break, we talked about how she went t

a true spirit of christmas. listen to this. chris kennedy was sent racist hate mail just for putting up an inflatable black santa in his front yardt instead of giving in to the hate, that set chris on the path to becoming a professional santa for his entire town. he wants others to do the same. let's start at the beginning, though, and that letter in chris's own words. >> please remove your negro santa class yard decoration. you should not try to deceive children into believing that i am a negro. i am a caucasian, white man to you, and have been for the past 600 years. your being jealous of my race is no excuse for your dishonesty. besides that, you are making yourself a laughing stock of the neighborhood. maybe you should move to a neighborhood with the rest of your racist kind. yours truly, santa claus. and it came with the picture, santa claus with the thumbs down. i brought this to do this here. >> yeah! >> so hard to listen to. that was a clip from the hbo max documentary "santa camp" and we are thrilled to welcome chris kennedy on to the program now. santa chris, it's so nice to see you on this day. thanks for joining us. >

a black person. that's the kind of -- alito being a 4chan troll. that was kind of the thing he was trying to do. but he fundamentally misunderstood the law because here's the deal, chriss he used was the black carpenter who makes crosses but doesn't want to make across for the kkk. we know, it's not discrimination because if i'm a black person, black carpenter, i can say that i do want to make process for the kkk. what i can do is i don't want to make -- what i can't say is that i don't make crosses for white folks. it's some alito and any barren who say there is no difference between what folks in the kkk. i happen to think better for people and i think this huge difference between a person who once across for religious ceremony and a white person who ones away cross for a kick it caralee. >> this is the case we're tracking here, we've had the masterpieces -- >> masterpiece cake shop. >> masterpiece kick shop. that's a question bakers who don't to bake a wedding cake for a gape a couple. that's a religious protection. we want to carve out from those sort of generally applicable non discrimination laws -- this is not that. this is under the first amendment saying you

could have indicted elective fraud and as i mentioned, i like t be a chris as possible, with a lot of people, most of them for, and many, black in prison fo voter fraud down in texas an other places one incident of voter frau paperwork. and so the fact that he has no moved after this 22 months would be the premise and then all at you, of course continue >> look, there are lots of low level people in big trouble fo january six because they storm the capital. the idea that the people who led the mom, who planned to th extent we know that -- a conspiracy to overthrow th government, that's frustrating and i understand your sens that it should be happenin faster i also think that if the justice department bring high-level indictments, there' going to be a huge deal for th country. really divisive. and that the idea of the justice department has bee very careful and even cautious could pay off in the end -- we just don't know, because -- >> in the watergate scandal al those years ago, if i remember right about 40 people were indicted for one aspect or another. but president nixon wa pardoned -- by gerald ford i believe that was a c

a new form of institutionalized racism. racism. imagine if it was work reverse, instead of same magazine you would say demanding and entitled white black woman. you beat cancel faster than a chrislace talk show. don't see straight. say heterosexual, because it implies that anyone is is vent. and therefore not normal. especially if they have peyronie's disease. >> i never should've tried to hop that fire hydrant in 1989. but nothing of great drugs. they say, that commercials on fox all the time, they showed that banana but they don't know what i'm talking about. >> it's a bent banana. it secure it. demand has already bent. they say, to swap peanut gallery with audience. or hecklers. a cricket asked instead, because the term refers to cheap sheets and theater where black people sat during the broadview area. it's true, but george washington carver also made a peanut popular and worldwide. but he stanford, thank you for bringing up something that most black and white people didn't even know was racist and then giving us something to fight about 90 years later thank you so much. >> that's okay. [cheers and applause] i do not need the applause. i am healthy. do not say salt, say sus

a while. >> to see if you're being tracked. >> rising air tag misuse has apple and security experts taking notice. but chris pearson with the private security company, black cloak thinks the issue is bigger. this is not an apple problem. this is a societal problem. that was rich mchugh reporting for us tonight. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we get the view outside of what will soon be a refurbished transamerica's in san francisco. highly refurbished apparently lawrence is back and just talking about some freezing weather tonight. yeah. going to be very cold around parts of bay area tonight of pretty much cold everywhere, but freezing in the north bay valleys. but catching a little break from all the stormy weather, of things a little bit showery today, but drying out now on your skies start to clear out that area of low pressure that brought you the rain that is going to scoot to the east now and >> tomorrow. well, we're going to be kind of in between systems see dry day tomorrow. but you see up the coastline. we've got that rain lurking in the distance there that will likely move on shore late the day on see here on the models here. a break for tomorr

a while. >> to see if you're being tracked. >> rising air tag misuse has apple and security experts taking notice. but chris pearson with the private security company, black cloak thinks the issue is bigger. this is not an apple problem. this is a societal problem. that rich mchugh reporting for us. okay. now we have some developing news because twitter apparently converted some of their san francisco office spaces. >> in 2 rooms for their workers live and sleep beside him. the building located on market street is not permitted to operate as resident. now, the story was first reported monday by forbes, but then the san francisco department of building inspection received a complaint about the situation yesterday. the complaint says, quote, hello, several twitter out apparently been turned into a motel for workers to live in twitter. ceo elon musk responded to those reports but did not refute the claim saying, quote, so city of sfa tatts companies providing beds, retired employees instead of making sure kids are fence in awe. where are your priorities? london breed, end quote. we're going to give you updated on any developments as they continue to happen.

a fringe minority who are opposing the general consensus. i'm how to fight the virus. says course live loud to international criminal lawyer, christopher black, based in toronto, canada. chris are great to see you here and i are to start with a, b, b, c. now, the child for mrs. accused the b, b. c, of distorting the facts. i mean, what do you make of that? they try to put china in a bad light. they're using every pretext they can to put china in a bad light because you can be rest assured that have china had relaxed all its corbett measures, and many people died in china. they would be accusing china doing nothing, protect his people. the fact is that china is trying to protect his people as best he can and using measures which were effective and are effective and which were dropped in canada and the rest of the west in c auto process took place, which fruita was complaining about. since then, there's been no protection for the canadian people against corbett and the other virus is raging in his, in the north american continent. busy cases arising rapidly, but nothing's being done to protect people whatsoever. c so this is nothing about cobit, it's about. busy any pretext b

black folks vote for democrats. if republicans want to answer the question, that's the answer. right? gary chambers in louisiana, chris jones is a literal rocket scientist who ran, mandela barnes, who was the lieutenant governor. the expectations met among black folks, stacey abrams, that's why black folks vote for democrats. >> you know, for a long time now, both parties have ceded some wing of their nomination process to celebrity. and some of that has to do with fund-raising. some has to do with tell janayty, if it's a word, but the difference is on the democratic side, even in a universe where politics is in the realm of society, on the democratic side, we tend to nominate qualified and competent people. there's no evidence that's the case on the republican side from everything from president with donald trump, if you notice that diatribe about werewolves and vampires was similar to his comparison at the correspondents dinner with donald trump making decisions who to fire, ed baigly jr. or lil' jon, because these are a deeply unqualified universe of people that came as a residual effect of the donald trump years. it's more i

a response about that or how does mcdonald's deal with public issues? chris: in the case of george floyd, we did speak out and condemn his murder. we also spoke out in support of blackatter. i think, you know, we have for a long time, our philosophy as organization, as a company was don't say anything, basically. i think what has changed is cerinly the society that we all operate as corporations these days, where whether it's employees or customers, the expectation is "i want to know what you stand for." you know, there is an art and a science to this, but i think by and large, i feel good about where we've spoken out and i also feel good about where we've chosen not to speak out. david: and do you think companies should be more active in speaking out publicly on public policy issues or you think it's not appropriate... chris: i really think the bar should be very high when you speak out. i don't think, by and large, that it is appropriate for companies to b speaking out, but i think there are certain situations, george floyd being one, the capitol attacks on january 6 being another, where it was important for corporations to speak out and mcdonald's certainly made

a while. >> to see if you're being tracked. >> rising air tag misuse has apple and security experts taking notice. but chris pearson with the private security company, blackhinks the issue is bigger. this is not an apple problem. this is a societal problem. and that was rich mchugh reporting. >> in oakland, a portion of foothill boulevard will be renamed to short way. the oakland city council approved a proposal today to rename it after our bay area. rapper too short. oakland mayor libby schaff and councilman noel got gallo wanted to honor to shorts, contributions to the community with the street naming the rapper is known as godfather of bay area. hip-hop. look at this whole clip putting open on the map in the 1980's with his music. the official dedication with 2 short will take place saturday at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. and the public is invited to attend. >> a limited number of holiday presale tickets for bottle rock. 2023 will be available this week. it's napa valley's premier music festival. tickets will be available starting at 10 thursday morning. that's when the napa resident presale begins. and if you've got an american express card, you have

a decade. >> reporter: images from chris pannbacker's family farm in washington county, kansas show a slick of crude oil coating their land. >> we know we have pasture grass that's black that probably will have to be removed. >> reporter: the pipeline ruptured 20 miles south of the kansas-nebraska state line last week. the owner, canada's tc energy, shut it down after 588,000 gallons poured into a local creek. the same company abandoned plans for a larger keystone xl pipeline last year after president biden canceled a permit. environmentalist bill mckibbin says the type of oil that keystone carries could make the cleanup effort more complex. >> it will be many, many years and many, many millions of dollars before it's even close to being remediated. >> reporter: the epa said no drinking water wells were affected and oil removal efforts will continue into next week. for pannbacker's family time is crucial. >> our family's worked hard to be good stewards of the land. so we just -- we want to do whatever we can to restore it. >> reporter: generations of her family's history now at stake. elise preston, cbs news, new york. york. >>> the "cbs overnight news" (pensive music

a while. >> to see if you're being tracked. >> rising air tag misuse has apple and security experts taking notice. but chris pearson with the private security company, blackhinks the issue is bigger. this is not an apple problem. this is a societal problem. >> well, there are some easy steps to make sure that one of these devices isn't tracking you listen for unfamiliar and watch for item detected near you. notifications on your iphone. download tracker detect from google play or android for android devices. that will also alert you. and then update your apple devices as they're implementing some new safety measures and one of those might be a way to swart unwanted tracking. >> it's 6.35, in the south bay. san jose is over. abc's here for the public to get a look at police misconduct records. the city is launching a new online portal where people can go. the public can see misconduct case information from the independent police auditor. you can review it. you can download it. and this is an effort to they say better align a city with a law enforcement policy went effect in 2019 that allows certain police misconduct records to be released publicly through

a while. >> to see if you're being tracked. >> rising air tag misuse has apple and security experts taking notice. but chris pearson with the private security company, black cloak thinks the issue is bigger. this is not an apple problem. this is a societal problem. >> so there are some easy steps to take to make sure that one of these devices isn't tracking. you listen for unfamiliar beeping watch for item detected near you notifications on an iphone download tracker detect from google, play for android devices and update your apple devices as they're implementing new safety measures constantly coming up, christmas trees are going to cost you this year. but a lot of people say the high prices are not getting in the way of the holiday spirit. >> and a new robot promises fun and companionship for a california nursing home. we'll introduce you to robin in today's tech smart. also, today's anniversary of the pearl harbor attack. we'll take a look back on that historic day and how the country is honoring the lives lost. here's some breaking news out of oakland. apparently there's been a stabbing at skyline high school. this is video from the scene from the cit

black market. so there will be a lot of human greedy into that. and states will jump into their own. and chris and the peer that they might not finding or that all of these, where are we leave the news block for not, but don't go too far as more programs are set to get going in. but see what showing where you are today right ahead. ah ah when i was showing ra a out this day because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. we choose to look for common ground. lou. oh, i see. yeah, yeah. satellite class, a loud voice, a timothy, just like a kind of thrash. nice thought it got you about it all. good to put your the credit . check you on a with a digital i had to go from here. i'm here. yeah. or them. is that yes. yeah. and on my screen with mckesson. yeah. yeah. she'll either of us to go to court over at the slow and with them. yeah, i do not want to remind you to do much thing. it just got a question is a far more a little more i spoke with a boy yet? no. oh yeah . well, did you go again monday and then you must pick you out the property it is unde

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black people of different ages and from different backgrounds, then you start to see things with a different color lens. >> university police department. are you all right? >> reporter: at 37 years old chris the oldest in the class. he's an army vet who served in iraq. >> be right there. get out of that truck. >> there's three white students and six black students. working with them has changed how i look at a lot of different aspects because i don't experience life the way they do. so listening to them, it kind of brings out maybe this dude's been treated wrong. maybe that's why this guy may have this massive attitude or may be mad or may be scared, because he's been treated poorly. nowadays you have to think about that. like chief hill said, you've got to have that empathy. >> reporter: tyrese davis says growing up in baltimore the messaging was clear. don't become a cop if you're black or a minority. he's the first in his family to go to college, paying for it and the police academy himself. he works full-time on the night shift. >> i work sunday through thursday 11:00 p.m. to >> reporter: it's a grind with a goal. >> the bad officers and what they do really can affect what i can do be

black, she's a woman, and she is going to ruin to comes day. matt binder, victor shi, you all won the week for being here. all in with chris. being here>> tonight on all in. >> mister chairman, in numerous places, our constitution strongly opposes insurrection and rebellion. >> new reporting that the

black women. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] a >> i know you are listening but i'm saying to the collective, yes. hello. >> hello. aboutor secures us ago or so i heard chris rock say that he said peoplein are saying race relations are getting better picky set that's not what's happening. that's just a few white people that are being nicer. [laughing] and i've never forgotten it, and really company, this might be oversimplified but it really feels like it's a lot of white people that have to change to make it. you have any if advice for insight to how white people can make other white people change text that's where the change has to come from. >> i am so glad. you for remembering chris rocks joke. but sometimes there's truth in a joke, right? >> yes, it is. >> who's the majority of this nation? i love a diverse audience. i don't like singing to the choir. i love a diverse audience because each one of you who doesn't look like me will go out in the community, even getting up and talking about how they pulled the animalsbl out before the dealt with the black -- you see it. when you seeai it, what do they say at the airport what he "see something, say someth

black, she's a woman, and she is going to ruin to comes day. matt binder, victor shi, you all won the week for being here. all in with chris hayes starts right now. being here>> tonight on all in. >> mister chairman, in numerous places, our constitution strongly opposes insurrection and rebellion. >> new reporting that the january 6th committee is preparing to vote on multiple criminal referrals for donald j trump. >> just like everyone else in our country, he is responsible for his own actions, and his own choices. >> tonight, what we know about what those charges are and what it would mean for the special counsel's investigation. then, elon musk and a study, and absolute power corrupting absolutely. >> you show a link to realtime information -- >> guess which question has florida's governor literally running away from reporters? when all in starts, right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. when it convenes on monday, the january 6th committee could vote to send multiple criminal referrals of donald trump to the department of justice. nbc news is now reporting while no formal decisions have been made,

black or white, no racial factor in it. you know, you look at th careers that - from chris rock, marti lawrence, so we are coming bac together for a amazon we actually sell, we get t work on that in january, i will come out next christmas i'll see you next christmas. we'll talk about that movie. >> that's a date, i like peopl cain i like people cain snow reggie, look. you and i, you are - a scan set and talk politics for hours. i'd love to get your thought on what you make of th attempts that are happenin around the country to basicall keep the truth and history and culture out of classrooms. keeping culture from being taught >> i understand it, because th fact is those forces are losing the fact is, the generations who are acutely aware of wha the truth is about america history, about world history this is why the majority o voters, the majority o americans, they want diversity they won fair and, as they wan meritocracy. these people are scared of that the fact is, they can't compet at a fair competition. whether it's competing for jobs, running for office, they literally don't measure up they have to put the feet on the scale. t