for those that knew you as christian scott, you're still christian scott. tell me what you did and why you did it. >> i always say i completed my name. by adding on atunde just to, you know, i wasn't comfortable exclusively navigating the world as scott. obviously i'm a world citizen. as a jazz musician or a practitioner in this culture of music, you get to travel the world. i've been touring since i was 14 years old. when you're in all of the different places and cultures, the way they react to our names, i learned it. it gave me a different context. so as i got older and started to tour more, maybe about 16 or 17 years old, i started to feel it when people called me scott. it felt differently. it didn't feel like i was being called. and so i decided to complete i had name by adding a name. and these are names that have reverence or culture that i come from in new orleans, black, indian, african-american native culture. my ufrpg sl chief. i just became chief this year. my grand father is chief. i wanted to derussianize my name is a way that hashgens the cu

tonight we have trumpeter christian scott, with his take on the track celia byjazz legend charles mingusinging some rain to northern ireland. a couple of inches. 50 millimetres in some parts. wet weather with some thunderstorms now working into scotland. still there on wednesday and thursday morning. some low cloud and thursday morning. some low cloud and fog across eastern scotland. that rain with us for much of the morning, lingering into the afternoon. ahead of this front, warm air across east anglia and south—east england. nevertheless, when the sunshine comes out, getting into the low 20s and even the mid— 20s. east anglia and south—east england, if it gets funny, we could see highs of 27 degrees. it would be the warmest day of august so far. tomorrow night, the rain slowed to clear away from scotland followed by a number of showers in the north—west. temperatures 13— 15 degrees. friday, generally dry in the south of the uk. to the north, a mixture of sunshine and showers. this is newsday on the bbc. i am rico hizon in singapore. 0ur this is newsday on the bbc. i am rico hizon in si

and in fact, if you are wrong on those issues, coret scott king who was a great christian woman saidveing a child -- starving a child is violence. discrimination is violence. ghetto housing is violence and ignoring health care is violence. there are other forms of violence. trump is outward and brash and open but he is where he is because of others who may not be as open as he was -- has been. but they promote the same kind of policies that have the same kind of racist disparity impact on people of color and poor white people. because the same policies that hurt people of color also hurt people -- poor white people and working class white people and that is the coalition we have to get together which is why i was glad to see the 40,000 people marching together in boston. now we have a march on state capitol and the congress and change policies. >> and yet, reverend barber, you had white evangelicals go 81% for donald trump and 65% of white evangelicals favoring donald trump in a latest poll, 38% of the over all country and jerry fallwell jr., a very influential person tweet the follo

on thursday, i spoke to another member of the family, jacob scott, peter tefft's nephew. we also spoke with christianiolini, cofounder of life after hate, a nonprofit helping people disengage from hate and violent extremism. he was a leading neo-nazi skinhead gang member and far right extremist in the 1980's and 1990's. he is s the author of "romantic violence: memoirs of an american skinhead." today we bring you part two of our conversation with these two men. i began by asking jacob scott in fargo, north dakota, what it means now that the family has come out publicly after his uncle was outed as one of the white supremacists s at the raly in charlrlottesville. came,usands of people flooding his facebook page with comments and varioious denunciations. there was a little bit of friendly fire, so toto speak. there were a a few people and 's a thousands who are coming after other members of our family. some people have been trying to anti-fascists are just as that is the fascists and their employment same tactics. ultimately, i'm in, considering the thousands of people that went after my uncle, it was

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