kenneth clarke famously did you know, you know kevin clark. kenneth clarke. >> host: your book is full of great names the names that have been forgotten. >> guest: kenneth clarke famous social psychologists african-american from harlem who pioneered this way of studying the effects of segregation upon schoolchildren and his most famous test was the dull test which he gained renown during the brown v. board case where he was the star witness for the naacp and for thurgood marshall. so what clark did was he went into segregated public schools and he did a test on children where his two instruments were dolls, a white doll and a brown doll. >> host: public schools in the south and integrated schools in the north. >> guest: the interesting thing is that my book brings out is this precursor story in the north where clark began his test and springfield in 1939 and the idea was to pick springfield because it was supposed to be the model of the integrated school system. it was the home of the springfield plan which was the program i was describing. cl

and clark kerr? >> let me find one other first.nt here we go. >> put this a little further away from you. you. ank >> this document is dated october 16, 1958. and it's just after clark kerr has become president of the tatewide university of california. and it sheds light on hoover's view of clark kerr. r. clark kerr has been inaugurated as the president of the university of berkeley, california and as a consequence, all eight campuses located in both northern and southern california. kerr has given the impression that he is a, quote, iberal, end quote in the educational field. he's no in sympathy with loyalty aths by state and university officials, and that he's also not in complete accord with the fact that various branches of state and local government must conduct security investigations of the individuals on the various the university of berkeley, california when they take classified contracts. background in mind,ackground i the following is brought to the merely n to the bureau, for the investig

kenneth clark had great hope for brown v. board of education but he also thought that the court had erred in the sense that it did not absolutely say what his study said. a study suggested that segregated public schools not only harmed the intellectual and psychological development of black children that but segregation also harmed white children. the court never said anything about that. and then in his later life he kept saying the courts to anybody who asked him was he cannot delay. any sign of delay from the courts to implement their decision would embolden and encourage the opposition and that's exactly what happened. >> guest: right and the reality was particularly in the rural south but the school didn't segregated from 1969 and 70 with the segregation of holmes county. and of course many schools in the north remained beyond the reach of brown as they thought up until the 1970s. we know what happened in boston at that point. >> host: but did springfield feel that they were on beyond the reach of brown or do they have a

clark. >> it became apparent that a command post in the town of st. vith was too far forward. in the afternoon i sent my aide back around to find a place where we could move and move into a room where there were tables and chairs, a place for messengers and officers to park a room that could be blacked out to use it at night. the 19th of december was characterized by strong attacks by the germans all around the defensive horseshoe. most of these attacks were about one company in size and were apparently looking for a soft spot. >> on the southern front of the horseshoe, combat command b found itself up against a railroad cut which could not be crossed. the commander fought side by side with general clark throughout the rest of the battle. >> in order that general clark, on my left would know what i was doing, i conferred with him and told him of the situation and that i intended to withdraw through st. vith and take up the new line on his right after dark on the night of the 19th. >> this very difficult operation was carried out in darkness and was very successful. we were mos

the analog of clark in north africa is clark. he is playing a similar role in relationship to the government and the negotiations with de gaulle and how the french army gets rearmed in north africa. go key personnel actually right through this, eisenhower, clark, murphy, the senior ones in the field, but there are others below to go through the whole thing. what had begun certainly on the armies side, 18 that was self-consciously apolitical or anti-political. two or three months into the north africa campaign, eisenhower changed his view on this dramatically and recognizes what his real job is, or a big part of his job is wheeling and dealing with these political figures and bringing about the political solutions that they seek. i will say this. there is a big problem with the americans going to north africa vis city italy -- vis-a italy. if you held democratic elections in any of the french colonies of north africa, the likelihood is -- i wouldn't put my money on it, but the overwhelming likelihood is you would get some poor ara

kenneth clark had great hope for brown v. board of education, but he also this was not what we say what his study said. public schools not only harmed the intellectual and psychological development of black children, but also harmed white children. but the court never said anything about that. in his other life he kept saying that to anybody who asked him was you could not delay any sign of delay from the court to implement their decision would be merely emboldened and encourage the opposition. just go right. the reality was particularly in the rural south public school student desegregate until 1969, 70 with alexander v. holmes county. you know, many schools in the north remained beyond the reach of brown as they thought up until the 1970s and we know what happened in boston at that point. >> host: is in springfield that they were beyond or did they have more enlightened disposition about bringing black and white children together quiet they thought too they were different from the south. >> guest: the interesting thing is t

worked with dick clark many times.would go, this title is too long. we need to cut dick clark out of the title. do you think that will ever happen? will it go on forever and god forbid what happens when you pass away, will your name then be added onto some other guy? >> i think that's why we keep extending the show. it used to be just at 11:30, it starts now at 8:00 p.m. >> jimmy: it will last until june. when we come back, i have a number of things i want to discuss with you. ryan seacrest is here, from "american idol" and "dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest." we'll be right back. and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? invest in your heart health, with kellogg's raisin bran. no crying today... it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could tr

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join me in welcoming wesley clark. [applause] his terrific book, my copy of which i do not have with me, thank you. here we go. don't wait for the next one. the lack of strategy the united states currently has in capacity, really preparing for the set of challenges our country is facing, very nicely, to talk about his book to maximize his time for conversation with you all but i want to talk to a couple points. the first of which is tell our audience who have not had a chance to read the book the two or three things you most want them to understand from it. >> the title of the book "don't wait for the next war: a strategy for american growth and global leadership" comes because that what americans always do. we always wait for war. when george w. bush was running for office in 2000 he said he wanted to be like a ceo president, but the less ceo we had on this side of the atlantic was george iii and we fought the revolutionary war against him. we don't like strong executive leadership. we have checks and balances in the

the dave clark birthday. he turned 72 years old. >> but you look much younger han that. >> yeah he is taller. [ laughter ] >> you know dave asked a serious question and i will say this, the commute is wet but we don't have any serious problems expect there is always the expect, there is one problem. let me get into the right mode here. there is a problem with the santa cruz mountains. we have a serious problem with a tree that came down. highway 17 and the chp says the tree came down. it's blocking all the lanes. if you drive in the santa cruz mountains give yourself plenty of time. however this is really bad for the commute. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. we've also been talking about standing water. san francisco eastbound 80 at 7th there was standing water at that ramp. let's bring steve in here. is that rain or fog or both? >> i'm sorry three people were talking to me. >> we showed a picture of san francisco. it's getting fogged out. >> there has been a series of rains that has gone through. and t

i'm john clark.n jackson responds to lesean mccoy's impression of him and who will be missing to the eagles saturday in washington? that's coming up next. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> i'm john clark. the eagles will be without trent cole saturday in washington. he's having surgery on his broken hand. there's a chance he could be back for the final regular season game. the birds will be facing desean jackson again. yesterday, lesean mccoy sent out a good impression of d. jacks and they both got a kick out of it. >> he was laughing about it. we're good friends, little joke. after two losses i'm trying to do something to get guys laughing, loosen up, getting back to winning. have that good spirit. >> that's my boy, man. funny impression. we talked about it. we have a great relationship. you know, he's like a brother to me. i laughed at that one. >> shady is trying to loosen things up. the eagles will be facing the redskins for the

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i'm john clark with your sports. we're right back. >>> hundreds of people pitching in to make sure children around our region have a happy holiday. a delaware valley legacy fund held its eighth annual toy drive tonight in old city. the yearly event raises money to support organizations serving the lgbtq communities. the donated toys will go to the patients of children's hospital of philadelphia. >>> the heavy rain wasn't enough to stop some people from checking out philadelphia's christmas village tonight. they came to love park prepared for the showers with umbrellas and raincoats. folks got to enjoy some live performances and do some holiday shopping. if you're going shopping tomorrow, i guess you won't need the umbrellas? >> but you'll need the thicker coats because it's going to be cold. temperatures in the mid-30s. >> thank you so much. "snl" is next. >> okay. welcome to politics nation. [ cheers and applause ] now, what happened in ferguson has come to new york.

i am john clark.t team is talking to the phillies about a possible trade for coal hamels. and deshaun kicked the birds, now the eagles to be kicked out of the playoffs. >>> i am john clark. it looks like the eagles will be eliminated from playoff contention. they needed a lot of luck and not getting it from the colts. the cowboys are beating indy 35-0 in the third quarter. if the cowboys win, they clinch the nfc east and the eagles will be eliminated, and it is the eagles' fault. they got upset in washington. 13 penalties, two turnovers. they lost three straight. only three other teams in the 16 post season era missed the playoffs startsing 9 and 3. >> three weeks ago we were sitting pretty. now we need a lot of stuff to happen. nobody to blame but ourselves. >> couple weeks ago i was playing the playoffs. and now i hope and pray. >> regardless how they feel, whether they believe we have a chance ÷: everybody is being evaluated, including the last game. everybody has something to play for. >> we have

i'm john clark.etting ready for an eight game road trip and then an update on goalie macie's recovery. and then the exciting comeback. that's next. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking breo. ask your doctor

and this is the year that nancy clark was nice enough to bring me in. and we were creating the snow and given this instruction to make it look -- a beautiful snowy theme. we worked very hard and the first lady would walk through and we notes and the notes were, oh dear, there is too much snow. we would regroup and start taking the snow away and now they would say, it is too little snow. and then they said, could we have more feedback and nancy clark said, there has been a fresh snowfall and it's three days later and the snow has melted. i said all right, i'm from jersey you do not want snow the third day. >> you want a fresh snowfall. >> we got it right. but the point is the first lady had a vision and knew what it was and we were there to make it happen, to make it work for her. and when we got the finished product, it was beautiful and worth all the give-and-take. >> is cleanup just the worst with that stuff? >> that was the cotton bunting. >> the real fake stuff? >> we took the trees down and let it fall on the floor where it was and had carp enters

. >> the democrats, there couldn't be more acrimony between council president clark and mayor nutter. when you read the dueling press releases it's about politics not substance. >> it's about the personalities, it's about them and not the people. >> there's always stakeholders who wants thing and stay just as they are and want nothing to change. that's why we can't get rid of the liquor stores. >> it's about 9 people and the personalities and what they want and don't want. >> darrell clark wanted to protect city jobs and residents from gas fees and prices can you see his side and see -- >> infrastructure is going to impose enormous cost on someone, who is that going to be? a private investors so we recoup it through higher rates or a direct cost to taxpayers. >> it's a whole different things it was like the process, it was how councilman darrell clark found out. e got a call from someone saying we want to talk to you because we're buying buying your gas all and that. you're in charge and somebody is coming to you and nobody is communicating to you, that's going to make me angry. >> is

john clark? >> brittany, thank you. we hear from sean mckoy as he begins to become the all time leading russia. college football games and then big time college rivalries. why the streamers are back at the pletsa. up next. what's ahead on nbc nightly news. >> the latest on an american hostage killed after a dramatic rescue attempt. plus, the public outcry waged after fatal police encounters and big brand turned to ad campaigns and empower women but can they both help consumers and the bottom line? and wild, the book turned hollywood blockbuster inspiring hundreds to find their own path. that's when we see you in a few minutes for nbc nightly news. >> looking forward to it. thank you, lester. >>> hey, i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. we're less than 24 hours away from the eagles/seahawks. le shaun mccoy, this could be a coronation. averaging 125 rushing yards. needs 48 yards to pass wilbur montgomery to become the all time leading rusher. it means a lot to shea di to embrace his record. >> i got the word he's happy

. >> all right, john clark, could someone else be leaving the phillies? cole hammels tonight talking about jimmy rawlins being traded and where he could possible lid be dealt. we're catching up tonight with deshawn jackson. that is next. >>> this is if xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark, will mark sanchez still be the quarter back? anymore foles not cleared of his collarbone. he broke his hand, so his season is in jeopardy. the eagles need to win their last two games and they need help to get into the playoffs. he would like to see the cowboys lose this sunday to the colts and dal dallas could be without their runningback, demarco murray. tonight, i asked jeremy mackland about e about getting over that crunching loss. >> it's extremely tough. now, a lot of the things that happen for us to get what we want to get to. but at the end of the day, we've got to take care of our business. >> i don't know if you read d jack's comments, he said he can you not miss the eagles. they don't have anybod

. >> reporter: one week before her 30th birthday actress elizabeth higgins clark is take drag mattic preserve her fehr tillty. >> why did you start thinking about saving your eggs? >> i knew i wanted more time for my career. i thought it would be really nice so i could make a baby when my life is ready instead of when my body is ready. >> reporter: dr. michael drewes is clark's doctor. >> probably when this comes into its own, it will be more liberating to women than the oral contraceptives were back in the 1960s. >> reporter: as eggs age they decline. eggs at age 30 are twice as likely to result in a pregnancy than women at age 40. 80% of women freezing their eggs were older than 35. >> the light goes off for women when they begin to reach their later 30s, early 40s, and that's when they say, gee, i'm running out of time. unfortunately in most cases they've already largely run out of time. >> reporter: there are no figures. the american society for reproductive medicine does not endorse electionive egg freezing saying it may give women false hope and encourage women to delay childbe

i'm john clark. how much did the eagles players trust in chip kelly's ways? that's next.m has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is all we do. all makes and models and no dealership pressure we'll even settle your loan or lease. so, don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> i'm john clark. pat shurmur will interview for the oakland raiders head coaching job rather than getting ready for a playoff game the eagles are still figuring out what went wrong and where to go from here. the players are still on the chip ship. >> just changing the culture and the atmosphere around here has really been good. for him to do that within two years, you know really speak

. >> john clark, some trade talk?eah, could the phillies be ready to trade cole ha mrksz mel srksz? and the eagles getting ready for tony romo. why they may be a lot better this time against the birds chlts that is next. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >>> hey, i'm john clark. nick foles will not be back this sunday night, but he'll have a second exam on his fractured clavicle next week. >>> the birds, they were dominated by seattle. they only had 139 yards. their fewest at home in 31 years, the fewest in chip kelly's career. over their last 21 games, they haven't lost two in a row. and only the pay trots and broncos can say that. >> if you're going to pack your bags after that, take your ball and go home? i don't think we have a gr

it's a huge win for kimberly-clark. i know. it's not cyclical enough for some of you.t is the recipient of a lot of money that was rotating out of pure health care. it doesn't feel comfortable with or want to go all in when it comes to an economy that's very strong. hence, the stocks very noteworthy $1.54 gain today. color objection had a similar gain. this is what's happening, people. remember, someone who loves health care doesn't just dive into the steel or iron stocks. that manager looks for something with more economic sensitivity, but still has a degree of safety, which is why it went up today. now, let's say some money manager does want something with more exposure to consumer spending because of how much of the gross domestic product is tied to the consumer. i get that. what do they do? they return once again to retail. always cirquele back to the winners. what's the biggest wiber here? you want to own costco. i know. it's tiresome to keep buying the same winners all over again, but the last thing you want it earnings risk here, and we know that costco has good

i'm joan clark.can the fliers get a win? plus the eagle's season is over. we're going to hear from nick fo lrksz es as he expects to be the quarterback for next season. that's all next. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two whole years. plus now get $400 bonus with a two year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v vrjts this is the xfinity sports deing. your home for the most live sports. >> hey, i'm john clark. the eagle's season is over. they have the best record of any team not in the playoffs. 10 and 6 again, but n

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sheriff clarke, good to see you again. you have difficulty understanding that's the same man who got up there and said that police basically executed michael brown without feeling for any threat to their own lives, which was against the evidence. but that's what he told everybody in ferguson and the world. and now today after calling the cops cockroaches, and you got to turn on the light to flush them out, he's all praise for law enforcement. your thoughts. >> phony. that's what he is. al sharpton's a cartoon. i don't know why the media continues to put a camera and a microphone in front of his face -- >> because the white house is using him as their pointman on race issues. >> i get that. i'm not going to engage in hyperbole, but al sharpton has created a pathway to the police hatred across america. he doesn't believe a word of what he said today. neither does anybody else. he does propagate violence. he propagates hate. he's self-serving. it's about time that america start to turn away from al sharpton along with some of

still, clark says it's money well spent.there part of this for you that's slowing down that biological clock that's been ticking? >> yes. it stopped. and i'll get older, but my eggs will stay the same age. 29 forever. >> reporter: though egg freezing is still an uncommon procedure, there are siengz it may be increasing in popularity. apple and facebook recently announced their health insurance plans will now cover elective egg freezing. a move that could spur other companies to follow suit. >> o'donnell: all right dr. jon lapook, thank you. in a moment, an update on former president george h.w. bush. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85 this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call t

. >> i'm john clark. jimmy rollins, the longest tenured athlete in philly is on his way to the dodgers for two minor pitching prospects. jimmy won a world series here and won an mvp. j-roll became the all-time hits leader passing hall of famer mike schmidt. he ranks phils history in many categories. he wanted to stay in philadelphia, but the phils are rebuilding and the dodgers wanted a chance to win it all. >> jimmy had full no-trade rights. i think the dodgers are the only type of place he would have agreed to go to. >> jimmyv:hys rollins just turn. with the phillies rebuilding, he decided he wants to take one more shot at winning. >> that's how you win a ball game. >> definitely taking a step back here. i think at his age, i don't think he wanted to go through that. >> phils bench coach and former manager and star shortstop larry bowa managed j-roll and he knew

judith clark, a former member of the weather underground, is serving 75 years in prison after killings and a security guard in a brinks armored truck robbery more than three decades ago. trace gallagher digs deeper in a "kelly file" investigation. >> judith clark is now 64 and is supposed to stay in prison until she's 107, which is exactly how long the victims' families want her there. clark was convicted of murder in the 1981 brinks armored truck robbery, a $1.6 million heist that left two police officers and an armored guard dead. clark, who once belonged to the radical 1960s group, the weather underground, which advocated violence against the government, drove one of the getaway cars in the robbery. her supporters claim that she's a changed woman who deserves clemency because she had no part in the actual murder. they add that other more nefarious criminals convicted in the brinks robbery have already been freed. but the d.a. argues she should never see the light of freedom. in his letter to andrew cuomo he writes, no person would consider commutation or clemency for those who comm

alan clark has recently been transferred to holman and hasn't formed any friendships with the inmates there. but he does have a relationship with someone on the outside. >> for 15 years i didn't have anybody to come see me or write me or anything like this. and then came [ bleep ]. she is -- she's a darling, you know? she's -- she's -- she's the love of my life. i miss her something terrible. you just wouldn't believe. you know. i really miss her. last year, in september, i became real sick. i had been sick all that day. when i got to the infirmary they took my blood pressure and found that it was real, real low. and they rushed me to the emergency room. but -- i met a nurse there. and when she walked into the room and we made eye contact, i knew, you know, that she was going to be my girl. you know. when we started seeing each other i said, i've got life without parole, i may not ever get out. and she told me, she says, you let me worry about that. finally, you know, one day on the visiting yard up here, you know, when she come to see me. i got down on my knee. and i asked her, would

i'm the senior design principal at pele clark, the architects for the transit center. this is going to be a fun presentation because the retail is perhaps one of the most exciting components of the whole project. i think fair to say it's hard to remember this is a full fledged mix urban development which happens to contain a significant transit center but the contribution that this building is making to the city of san francisco and building an entirely new neighborhood in san francisco is very deep and historic, and retail, particularly as it brings life to this neighborhood is a critical part of that contribution to the city. i'm going to speak stot first bullet point. karen will speak to the next three points and at the end i think you will see we put together quite a wonderful package of retail opportunities and this is going to be one of the most significant i think contributions to the building itself. this is an animation that we have been refining over time, but one of the key issues here as you see the stimulation of growth in this part of san francisco, and m

joining me live is dave clark with amazon. same name sake as our anchor dave clark but looks a little different. we are going to talk to you briefly about how items get. i know are you excited dave? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: we wanted to talk about how the items get to your doorstep. it all starts here with the computers once you get the represently from people. >> that is right. we are out here at santa's workshop in tracy. fulfilling orders. there is about 4,000 people in here helping to fulfill orders for customers and another 3,000 robots. and you are right, we are using technology to support those people whether through keeva or the pack tools. once an item comes into this area and we get the items come in, we now have the robots that drive the inventory up to the picker. >> that is the little orange thing. >> that is is right. the orange robots driving around the pods. are going around bringing inventory up. it will tell them what box to put it in and it will be on a box. so today in san francisco in the bay area you ca

somebody changed the sign for the highway's exit four clark and westfield to read clark griswold.lark griswold played by chevy chase in the christmas classic movie state police were not laughing because the sign has since been taken down. boo. now to your weather authority forecast taking a live look at blue mountain in the pocono mountains. some skiers out there. probably a little warmer than you would want for oy deal skiing conditions. >> lucky it was so earlier this fall we were able to make so much snow. it snowed a couple times up there. a decent pack for the borders and skiers but it has been pretty mild. it will be so tomorrow f that's your thing skiing looks great and probably better than sunday before the rain comes inform outside right now clear skies, nice travel day. shopping day whatever you had planned. hopefully you had off from work extenting the holidays into the weekend. the only stormy part in the country well off towards our west. here's snow moving out of the rockies into the western planes. nebraska, kansas and then some showers back down into the southeast.

your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark.he eagles had a must win game against the redskins that lost 19 of their 22. the birds' season is falling apart. lesean mccoy running the ball well in the first half. and the touchdown puts the eagles up 7-3. the redskins answer back. a 28-yard touchdown. watch the missed tackling here. let's jump to the third quarter. eagles down three. rg3 to jackson. d. jax had two catches of 50-plus yards. the eagles down 10. ten minutes left in the fourth quarter. cooper with two touchdowns and the eagles are within three. and the defense coming up big here. nate allen intercepts rg3 leading to an opportunity. they couldn't score the touchdown here. we are tied up at 24. under two minutes left. mark sanchez throws an interception. he has had 13 turnovers since taking over. and the skins take advantage. a big run here. and a roughing the passer penalty. vinny curry right there. so the redskins kick a game-winning field goal. eagles lose, 13 penalties and two turnovers. >> we're just not doing the r