kathleen cleaver? >> to respond? >> yeah. go for t. i'm happy to hear you acknowledge that the backbone of all the movement for black movn black justice and black freedom and anti-slavery have been women, for several reasons. and one is that the attention on owe pressing men was so vicious that it was almost necessary for women, but the other one was that women took on that responsibility and women leadership has been a feature in the struggle against slavery, segregation, racism and part of that i think is because of the role of churches in the past, not so much now. churches are a gathering place for women who are activists who are supporting the leadership of male pastors, but essentially running these churches. so the base of social activism and political activism in black communities very frequently is women organizations and women leaders. >> from leesburg, virginia, max is waiting on that line for those 29 and under. go ahead. >> caller: thank you. i wanted to say that this has been a great conversation and i wanted to hugh for

kathleen cleaver. >> well, about dr. king had he remained alive, had his movement been able to implement the poor people's march and some of the projects that he initiated, it's not so much if king was still alive but if those structures for political change were still dynamic and being -- being funded and people could participate in them, then some of those goals could have conceivably been implemented, but king was assassinated and king was assassinated for very, very clear reasons. that that's exactly what the power structure did not want to happen. so we were left to our own devices again. >> dr. joseph, do you do what if history questions ever? >> not really, but what i will say is this, when we think about dr. king, if king was still alive, we've seen this transformed political landscape, including somebody who recently was elected president who never held political office. so i think there would have been tremendous pressure on him and we would have seen how he responded. he had responded always by saying no when

cleaver and professor. joseph from texas. i am up at the street in dallas but grew up in sacramento, california where the latest example of heartbreak and police violence is happening part i want to say how amazing how the panthers were and dr. king as describing america as an immaculate rolls-royce. but socially the car was a lemon. i would like to respond to. >> i think it is brilliant, i have never heard of that before, there's a huge difference in america between what the people experience and desire and what in fact is actually happening in the country. i think in the 60s we saw a waking up among black people, latino people, exploited people and what was being done to them and looking at how we can take this on. and because of vietnam it is something malcolm x. said that resonated, he said little men in black pajamas are taking down uncle sam. it was small people, poor people can make a difference in the world. that was radicalizing across the country. >> professor. joseph, ring is back 50 years ago this week and the dea

is mistaken though and will be appealing let's get more on all this now from detroit news hannah cleaver who's been looking into it all for us first of all tell us a little bit more about round up what kind of product is this it's been the most commonly used kenna around the world for ages it's been in use for more than forty years people spray all over the place people use it in gardens but also around the i mean if i could cut for use it's everywhere so this isn't just relevant for the u.s. this is this has local relevance it does it's been controversial there for a long time and people of inciting to make claims that it could be damaging to human health also and there are a number of countries around the world who have which have been banning it or at least severely restricting its use certainly in public spaces public parks specifically life for site to life a site based we kill its life a status ingredient that's in. products like roundup which is the monsanto product that was on the stand so to speak in this particular case and it as i mentioned it's the first such ruling in the u.

at address it'll be interesting to see how much science ends up in the courtrooms certainly had a cleaver thank you very much for your insights. in rumania there were more protests as being held in the capital bucharest and to government activists gathering in victoria square to demonstrate against corruption no wages and the lack of opportunities in the south east european country on friday around four hundred fifty protesters were injured in clashes police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse that demonstration an estimated fifty thousand people joined the call to oust the current left wing government. angela merkel says the dublin rules governing the treatment of migrants in europe don't work now those rules required migrants to seek asylum in the first country they entered merkel suspended that requirement doing the migration crisis three years ago when around one million people entered germany in spain she agreed to a new approach with migration with prime minister. the two leaders were holding informal talks growing my growth numbers there. a spanish prime minister pedro sanc

yet address it'll be interesting to see how much science ends up in the courtrooms certainly had a cleaver thank you very much for your insights the u.s. city of charlottesville virginia is preparing to mark one year since violence surrounding white supremacist rally has claimed the lives of three people commemorations have kicked off with peaceful protests and a memorial service honoring the dead the city is expecting large crowds to an activist had to hire who was killed in last year's riots more than one thousand police are stationed around charlottesville ahead of further remembrance events tomorrow. our correspondent alexandra phenomenon is in charlottesville where she met high as mother. always had that sparkle in her eyes who mobbers susan bro kills me when we meet in charlottesville. carrying on her daughter's fight for social justice she says helps her to cope with the grief when i first held the urn with her ashes. and i realized that urn in my arms was about the same weight of the same size as she was the day she was formed that was hard. hier believed in standing up to discrimi

yet address it'll be interesting to see how much science ends up in the courtrooms certainly had a cleaver thank you very much for your insights and well it's been a tense twenty four hours in romania with hundreds injured in clashes between police and anti-government protesters now tens of thousands rallied in the capital book arrest and in other cities to demand the government's resignation they blame the ruling social democrats for endemic corruption and low wages the protests were organized by groups of romania's who work abroad and they say that their countries corruption and poor financial prospects effectively force them to emigrate. a night of violence in the romanian capital leaving four hundred fifty people hurt . clashes broke out in bucharest when police tried to clear victory square. they fired water cannon and tear gas at protesters after they refused to disperse. romania's president a critic of the government condemned what he called excessive use of force. but police defended their tough response with around thirty officers also injured in the clashes. it started as a peace

but that does not have to do with the end result was, them beating him like a meat cleaver. an animal screaming and they had no sympathy. they just kept beating him. ( james ) investigators say say a tesla driver who said he áthoughtá his car was in autopilot mode... crashed into the back of a firetruck in san jose. c-h-p says says the tesla rear-ended a fire engine that was stopped with its emergency lights turned on along highway 101 on saturday. 37-year-old michael tran told officers "i think i had auto-pilot on." tran was later arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. it was unclear whether autopilot was activated. tesla says in a statement that it has not yet received any data from the car, but they are working to figure out what happened. ( darya ) verizon says it has changed its policy after a bay area fire chief filed a lawsuit claiming the company slowed down their data speeds while they were battling the mendocino complex fire. the lawsuit states that slowing the internet speed was actively impeding firefighters' ability to provide essential emergency services. just

although the research is still in its infancy and michele cleaver shows differences between men and women but also to non-binary areas. dusts with the brain and we expected to discover that there were no fixed categories you know instead it's a continuum if you do wish our brain develops into what can be classed as more male or more female on the basis of biological hormonal and chromosomal influence. it's not static but develops in interaction with our environment and our experience with . the brain can't be clearly identified as having one single sex it's a mix of many female and the many shades in between. one shot shock of electricity. and frankenstein's monster is jolted into life. in the classic film based on the novel written by mary shelley that's all it takes . but what happens in real life when electricity is applied to beaton's of the brain . research is that the university hospital of zurich want to give our brains a priest so christian wolf and his team have wired up their test subjects. and the experiment begins now. although the subjects don't actually feel a thing transcra

berlin as thoughts and bennett the director of the global public policy institute and harvard kathryn cleaver ashboro executive director of future of diplomacy project at harvard kennedy school and in brussels via skype is daniel grosse he's the director of the center for european policy studies a very warm welcome to all of you mr bennett let me start with you and learn and your foreign minister is op ed where he wrote making plans for a new world order i europe and the u.s. on a collision course here. not necessarily but in the course of readjustment we find ourselves in a fundamentally new situation with the us germany used to have the best deal of all us would take care of our security we can compete economically and to disagree politically now the trump administration has served us our vulnerability is on a silver platter the security guarantees are no longer secure and the u.s. is going against the very institutions it helped to create that are dear to germany and the atlantic alliance and they're also going against one of the biggest achievements of european diplomacy the iran deal and

but that does not have to do with the end result was, them beating him like a meat cleaver.e was screaming like an animal screaming and they had no sympathy. they just kept beating him. ( robin ) another big story we are following... two people are dead and several others are injured following a mass shooting at a video game tournament in florida. the gunman is also dead. he has been identified as 24-year old david katz from baltimore, maryland. andy rose has the latest. a live stream interrupted by gunfire.as dozens of people took part in a video game tournament in jacksonville--- authorities say a gunman opened fire."what did you shoot me with?"confusion and panic as confusion and panic as gunshots were heard before game came to a sudden stop. mos: "it was supposed to be a nice weekend. just a nice weekend and enjoy playing madden against some people i've played against online." one witness says he ran to the restroom and hid there for ten minutes.voice of ryan alemon, witness: "this happened so quick. like, we just seen the gun. i guess he had a laser on the gun and he sh

as the last and bennett the director of the global public policy institute and harvard katherine cleaver ashboro executive director of future of diplomacy project at harvard kennedy school and in brussels via skype is daniel grosse he's the director of the center for european policy studies a very warm welcome to all of you mr bennett let me start with you and berlin and your foreign minister is all paid away here vote making plans for a new world order i europe and the u.s. on a collision course here. not necessarily but in the course of readjustment we find ourselves in a fundamentally new situation with the us germany used to have the best deal of all us would take care of our security we can compete economically and to disagree politically now the trump administration has served us our vulnerability is on a silver platter the security guarantees are no longer secure and the u.s. is going against the very institutions it helped to create that are dear to germany and the atlantic alliance and they're also going against one of the biggest achievements of european diplomacy the iran deal

bowl outbreak the international delegation has set up in the town of beni in the province of north cleaver converse health ministry has confirmed four cases of a bowler is concerned that fighting in the region could make it harder to contain the virus well dr ali khan is dean of the college of public health of the university of nebraska and he says that rural communities need better education to understand how a ball is transmitted. what we saw in the last outbreak we hope to see in this outbreak which is a really active response back summation of contacts and hopefully hopefully shut the outbreak down very quickly unfortunately this outbreak is in an active conflict zone on the border rwanda and uganda which is very different from the location of the last outbreak and that's going to pose a challenge itself in the response so there's no lack of information from a scientific standpoint we know exactly what happens the disease is natural in bats and people get infected directly from bats or from eating infected bushmeat and then if there can be a large amount of person to person spread duri

i talked to people that known him, he went to cleaver land ve he's an incredible student who learned to make millions of dollars and now he's an activist and educator. >> melania trump broke with her husband and this is what the first lady broke. looks like lebron james is working to do good things on behalf of our next generation. the first lady encourages everyone to have an open dialogue about issues facing children today. then she added that she would be willing to go to akron, not the first time the first lady have shown independence. she visited those detention centers near the border of the early family and separation of controversies. she says she will go to akron. i don't remember charlie, have we seen a first lady break so publicly with her husband repeatedly. >> i think people think who she should further. this is unprecedented in the history of first ladies. >> thit is really unprecedented. she was not required to make a statement on this at all. there was no obligation on her part to comment on lebron james. she chose to do this. this is an aggressive move. okay, i am dr

. >> leave it to cleaver. >> how many really great knife makers can do what he did? >> probably about forty or fifty... >> that's it? >> ...in the world. >> in the world? >> in the world. >> last call, for $2,750. [ door creaks ]

how damning he thinks the latest tweets against the russian investigation are, here's what emanual cleavere last half hour. >> one of the things that i think is troubling, including republicans, frankly, the president even being warned about his trespassing on grounds that could lead to a clearer picture for mueller to charge obstruction of justice. he continues to do that, i think because he can't control himself. he realizes that he is in some trouble. and i don't believe that we're going to see any retreat by the president at all. >> our coverage including nbc white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. ellie mccauley. alexia thomas from axios. let's go to you, first, kelly. on the probability of an interview by the special counsel. what all you can tell us about this? >> well, alex, it's good to be with you again. that question is hanging out in the air. and the president is lashing out at lebron james. and in doing so, he praises michael jordan saying in a tweet that lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on division, he made lebron look smart, i like mike. michael jordan

emmanuel cleaver, a congressman from missouri, he said if you want rabbit stew, you got to catch thent firsbbit first. all of us need to be focused on winning the midterms then we can have the conversation on who our leadership should be. >> are you saying you do support pelosi as your leader? >> i think it's too early to have this conversation. i want to focus on winning. again, these been a brilliant leader. she's been helpful to me. >> i hope for a very peaceful weekend there in the states of virginia and charlottesville, sir. thank you for stopping by. >> thank you for having me. >> you betcha. >>> could stormy daniels' attorney be the future of democratic party? why he says he might be the right guy and he might run in 2020. by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident

kathleen cleaver, former black panther secretary and peniel joseph from university of texas public affairs. here's walter cronkite announcing martin luther king jr. has been shot and killed. >> good evening. dr. martin luther king, the apostle of nonviolence and the civil rights movement has been shot to death in memphis, tennessee. police have issued an all-points issued for a young white man seen running from the scene. officers also reportedly chased and fired on a radio equipped car containing two white men. dr. king was standing on the balance keen of his second floor hotel room when according to a companion a shot was fired from across the street. in his friend's word, the bu

are guest speaker is kathleen cleaver and historian peniel joseph. cbs anchor walter cronkite on 1968 announcing martin luther king jr. has been shot and killed. spain that evening, dr. martin luther king, the apostle of nonviolence in the civil rights movement has been shot to death in memphis, tennessee. all news bulletin for a well- dressed young white man running from the same. officers chased and fired on a guard rig both of containing two white men. dr. king was on the balcony of the second floor hotel room when according to a companion, a shot was a -- sh

but that does not have to do with the end result was, them beating him like a meat cleaver.ng like an animal screaming and they had no sympathy. they just kept beating him. (grant) (grant) take a look at this.. a fan was arrested -- after jumping on stage during the beyonce/jay-z concert in atlanta. he's the guy you see in the white shirt. 26-year-old anthony maxwell is accused of making physical contact with jay-z during the encounter. the couple was wrapping up the concert when police say he ran on stage and bolted after them. dancers and security guards sprinted into action and stopped him from further contact. maxwell was treated for minor injuries at the scene. he was initially cited for disorderly contact and released. upon further investigation, he was arrested last night for simple battery. beyonce and jay-z are doing fine after the incident. (anchor) taking a live look outside... taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds were slow to clear t

. >> unless the market -- unless the market thinks he is quite cleaver and he is hard to predict whichion i mean, he might actual -- he actually might know what he is doing. it may sound crazy but i might know he is the president. >> ron clearly disagrees >> steel jobs out of the whole thing i'm not it was worth. >> ron, joe, thank you. >> i wasn't joking we got to talk about food. shares of shake shack are getting charred today. get it after the company said it would delay restaurant openings which weigh on revenue growth. it becomes the latestest casualty in a week of wreckage for cheese cake factory, texas roadhouse bowing of which said they have higher expenses. let's dig in with our straunlt analyst. >> good to see. >> you when i saw the news with shake shack. did we hit peak burger and you can't get more out of the once hot sector >> you know, across this group, you know there is no doubt that generally speaking restaurant sales are strained, having come in as well as expected during the course of the quarter. and in a period of time where we have labor costs that are acceleratin

provided and actions are taken that have very little to do or in fact are the opposite of well mr cleaver have to take their. short break but very welcome back in just a few moments stay tuned. antro you know it's all about a talking getting along with the greatest ally friend russia there is you know play to good for the kids and you know if you open up there's other things in there so while we proceed here in the first half i'll just see what what go what. they're not what i look at how i've done other than out of love go to one of the not a lot of the money out of the money the day of the night at the gym and. this was a good time to. try to move. mom. not that i wanted to know how little money not why not. stop why x. chanting in the hall of people we believe is the beer. bottle of my kids i don't want them up aside john even a lot of the moment i thought oh mother how do a little accuser is it a little odd i'm a little white kid might be old enough to go out to the pimp i don't want to put out they are the most hardy would i told them of the blow that it. will come back to worlds apa

we are joined this morning by kathleen cleaver. a senior lecturer at the school of law. from austin texas we welcome back, peniel joseph. i want to begin with you. take us back to the end of 1967 and where the civil rights movement was in 1968. this was 13 years since the decision was handed down. what was at the state of the movement? >> i think of the state of the movement as strong and there was a lot of debate and controversy. only think about the civil rights movement and martin luther king jr. as of this iconic figure, he is a political mobilizer. a number of different movements . by 1967, we are seeing lack power activists talking about community control across the united states. radical, social, self- determination. groups like the student nonviolence committee which the professor is a part of. they are talking about antiwar activism. the national rifle -- welfare rice association talking about poverty. in 1968 king is talking about the poor people's campaign and an anti-cavity -- anti-poverty campaign with young lack of political radicals talking about everythin

carmichael, king had been considered a voice of moderation and white leaders have look to his policy cleavere black panther party in 1958. [video clip] >> in america, black people are theted very much as vietnamese people or other colonized people. we are used to my brutalize, the police in our community occupied -- community occupied our area. us, toe there to contain brutalize us and murder us. because they have their orders to do so. just as a soldier in vietnam has her orders to destroy the vietnamese people. the police in our community could not possibly be there to protect our property. they could not possibly be there to see we receive due process of law for the same reason the police do not ask for due process of law. it is very apparent that the police and our community is not there for our security, but the security of the business owners in the community, and to keep the status quo intact. >> they are not aware. know whateople don't is going on with the black people. all of those rights are causing our lives to be miserable. they really haven't focused in on the fact that it is big