during jim crow there was a role for us as well, and if people fled jim crow and came to northern cities, they were able to work in factories and support themselves. and now those jobs are gone, and there is no plan to invest heavily in our inner city schools or in the neighborhoods that have been hardest hit by mass incarceration. and so i fear that even as our prison system may be downsized somewhat, that we will see technological forms of surveillance and control in our communities. gps monitoring systems slapped on our kids at young ages that never come off. in-home surveillance systems, ways of keeping communities that are seen as no longer necessary to the functioning of the american society under control and in check. but this is not the way the story has to end. >> that's right, that's right. >> and it's up to us. and it can seem overwhelming and deeply depressing, particularly in a time like this with the president like the one we've got. but our communities have faced greater obstacles -- [applause] >> that's right. that's right. >> there was a time when it seemed like it would

they are they are testing the latest jim crow techniques to keep voters of color off the voter rolls and the tent that means especially asian americans so for example in my film the best democracy money can buy it happen to be filmed substantially in the georgia sixth congressional i didn't know be a national issue at the time and i was meeting with voter registration groups including the group that was labeled ten thousand koreans vote it's a huge asian american community there and they vote they vote almost like the african-american community seventy five eighty percent democratic and so they are registering ten thousand new americans in korean young korean voters. and i told them you better check if those names are actually getting on the voter rolls sure enough they weren't thousands of names missing their lawyer called the secretary of state a republican and said where are our voters and they said what voters they lost the forms they claim that they never got the forms and in fact in the group said well the forms that we have photocopied so we know we know that those voters shou

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. >> and president crowing, he deserves the right to crow. >> you said crowing?hought it was a faint crow, i think he deserves more after listening to idiots in left wing media for months now talk about the ban on -- you know husband. >> yeah. we'll see what happens in october. i expect a similar out cam. lou: making america great again, taking on solidity. >> is that a republican tie you are wearing. lou: it's a. >> some would say a very republican tie. judge napolitano thank you. >> my pleasure. lou: vote in our poll tonight. should president trump let obamacare crash and burn if the senate fails this time to pass the healt health care bill? cast your vote. follow me on twitter, follow he on ini insta gram. volume on big board, a mere 3.2 billion shares, technology stock worst performing sector of the day, offset by surging financial stocks, 10 year treasury yields closing at lowest level since november of 2016. i am sure that fed is not worried about their decision to raise interest rates. japanese airbag manufacturer takata filed for bankruptcy today agreeing

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the crow says they're working on an atar ree box. mo moto speck late it could be a stand alone box, atar ree has done that with games like pack man and pitfall. the ceo says it's in the making and it could be an entirely new cone sole. no word on when it's expected to be released. >> in whether tonight we're hanging on to a lot of warmth that we had early this afternoon. tomorrow even hotter than today. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you there is no fog to be found, no cooling effect from mother nature. it's going to be another hot one. the hourly forecast on your

he said the jim crow and i went and got the bock and i read it like many of us -- i was further enlightened and, of course, became increasingly even more angry. so i thank michelle for being here tonight. i thank suzanne for being here tonight. and also thank you for coming so that you can learn more about women and mass incarceration. this today would be the 92nd anniversary of the birth malcolm

crowe is a longtime peace and anti-nuclear activist. this is her third arrest since she turned 90 years old. when asked on saturday how many times she'd been arrested throughout her lifetime, crowe answered "not enough." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump is welcoming indian prime mininister narendra modi to the white house for their first face-to-face meeting. modi is head of the hindu nationalist bjp party and has led india since 2014. modi was once banned from the united states on charges he did not intervene in a massacre against muslims in 2002 in the indian state of gujarat. the meeting come just days after the white house announced a $2 billion deal to sell india 22 guardian surveillance drones. the deal will help india expand its use of drones in occupied kashmir as well as along the pakistani border. in addition lockheed martin has , just announced a deal to begin making f-16 fighter jets in india. another top agenda item at t

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you look at what blacks were focused on coming out of slavery through reconstruction through jim crow. you compare the progress that was being made during that period with the post civil rights progress. what i find very interesting is how much progress was being made when to use the term, the previous caller, white supremacy, was much more embedded in american society that it is today. when it was legal to discriminate. when racism was widespread and rampant and legal. you look at the progress blacks are making and what you saw were racial disparities closing during this period. whether it was educational income, participation, employment and homeownership. you saw the white-black gap shrinking during this period. in the second half of the 20th century in the wake of the great society program and so forth you saw either a stall in that progress or some cases retroaggression. back in the time when blacks had no political power in this country, you saw racial gaps closing. narrowing. yet over a period where you saw black obtaining more political power in some cases you saw the reverse

>> yeah, and the president should be crowing, right? if you're the republican president and they have won the specials in montana, kansas in georgia and south carolina, then you're entitled to take a victory lap. on the other hand the democrats can and probably should point out that the previous republican office holders in those republican districts won their districts by double digits in all of these races, montana, kansas and georgia last night, they were single digit victories for the republican candidate and democrats did pick up the one special that was in a democratic district. no one has mentioned jimmy gomez in east los angeles who won california's 34th district, a solidly democratic district. so right now, each party has held serve, it just happens to be the case that most of the specials have been republican districts and you wouldn't expect president trump to do anything else other than reinforce the negative that he's in control and his party remains firmly in control. >> president also talked about the health care bill whi

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read there were problems with the machines i mean it was the entire it was the entire spectrum of jim crow tricks voter suppression tricks and unfortunate about the only note i saw was by nate cohn in the new york times their statistician who many months ago said hey they're cheating by moving all of the early voting stations out of the democratic areas and into the republican areas that's not small from nate's own calculations thousands and thousands of votes were lost because they simply people had no place to to vote early in south the cal which is all of them which is the core of the democrats area and by the early voting is not small most people vote early two thirds of democrats vote early but if they wanted to vote early they had to drive quite a long distance and put up with possibly not seeing their names on the voter rolls it was. it was unreal and again except for nate cohen bless him i didn't see it in the in the mainstream so-called press it's amazing it's fitting i suppose that karen handel was the republican candidate in this race because she is the central figure in the rec

i mean this was jim crow with a bullet but instead of using white sheets to their way voters they use spreadsheet sophisticated methods i was actually in the georgia six investigating vote suppression beginning in in two thousand and fourteen so it's an old story in that district so number one we begin with this karen handel who is the putative victor she was secretary of state she actually is the one who's who set the terms for the votes she is the one who created the most draconian voter id laws for the state of georgia that kept a lot of new voters and students from voting in the six i know one very carefully closely my daughter. who had trouble they are also after the id law that wasn't enough so they instituted that system that we call cross check that we've talked about many times hunting down voters with common names this really sliced into the new asian american community which is filling up the district the third thing probably the cruelest and most brutal is that. we had groups the new georgia project which was registering effective registered eighty six thousand eighty six

i want to show crow the three-day planner. partly cloudy to cool on saturday. and then on sunday, you watch the time stamp on the corner of your screen, 3:00, sunday afternoon, i really think the best bet is north bay. it's not out of the question to see a sprinkle. just be prepared to move indoors for a half-hour or so. cool on saturday. there's a chance of a shower on sunday. it's cool as well. but everything rebounds on monday and tuesday. by wednesday and thursday, it is back into the warmer temperatures. >> that's good. >>> escaping from alcatraz, jamming to bluegrass, and the secret behind a sweet jessica cas trau troe has the story. >> learn about the whole process free this weekend at golden gate park. >>> and look at this. i bet you didn't know what the cucoy fruit looks like on the inside. >> it looks like fruit. >> don't take our word for it. try it yourself, the roasted beans and the whole process, you can see it from start to finish this saturday from noon to 3:00. or this weekend you can take the family out at jane warner. the beauty operator stri

he has every right to crow about it.hink republicans would be wise not to say too much comfort in these results. these are specific races. marco rubio's point about the chatter in classism, not liking donald trump, i think that's shortsighted. his approval rating is still 36%. that's not something republicans want to take going into midterm elections. there's a lot that needs to happen. >> one of the things i was that nancy pelosi and in some of these districts, she is less popular than president trump. she came out moments ago with a letter to democratic colleagues saying as we take inventory in the special election results, it's important to note that we made important progress. the house was in play before the georgia race. it remains in play now. there are 70 republican held seats. the president's numbers -- we must put forth our message. >> san francisco doesn't sell in most of the country. i love it. it's a great place but san francisco values, it seems like last night, even though the margin of victory could have

and russell crowe's also great in this, too. >> russell crowe, yeah, that's right. >> jimmy: he's sneaksia. i mean, it's just fun, fun movie. i want to show a clip. here's courtney b. vance in "the mummy." take a look at this. >> colonel, this is a a significant find. i need your men to secure this village. >> we're not even supposed to be here. >> its my job to make sure that anything of value stays out of enemy hands. we have no idea what could be down there. the contents of tutankhamen's tomb alone were valued at 650 million pounds sterling. understand? >> colonel? if i may. with a couple of shape charges we can just close this hole right up, and ms. halsey can come back another day. >> shut up. >> shut up. >> okay. >> you've got two hours, then we're moving out. you're getting in the hole with her. >> him? >> me? >> yep. >> sir -- >> you gear up. that's an order. >> i'll be right here holdin' the ropes, sarge. >> get in the damn hole, vail. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: courtney b. vance, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you again for doing that golden globes thing. >> yes. >> jimmy:

and who grew up where police were involved in this type of behavior, where police were enforcing jim crow laws, and, you know, when they have an automatic distrust of the police, it's completely understandable, and that's something we have to overcome. we have to let folks know that although that was in our recent past, that is not us. >> several cadets who have toured the national museum of african-american museum of history and culture share the video. >> we've seen those awful things. it was hard to face them and we're here for you now. what can we doo >> reporter: the chief and his staff got on a bus and went across town to ben's chili bowl where they had a chance to have a conversation about their experience. outside the african-american museum of natural history and culture, news4. >>> well before the civil rights movement, even before world war ii, a group of women met in a d.c. kitchen to promote change. that's how the wait robin golf tournament was born. they wanted to play golf like their husbands. the year was 1937. karen maloney has stoert othe s this impressive club. >> repor

in no way does this east texas boom eradicate jim crow racism. in no way does it equalize the entire labor force of oil. nevertheless, there are enough examples of people, even the most marginalized racially, class, striking oil and finding ways to uplift their own status and communities. the dream is mythological, but not entirely irrational. there is a logic of social uplift that comes along with this. jake simmons, pictured below, is one of the most famous cases. he is an african-american wildcatter, the first we see in east texas. very quickly, he buys leases from area black churches and individuals and the neighbors living in this area. in exchange, he promises them the returns. he also offers them an opportunity to move back to oklahoma, where he is based. he sees oklahoma as slightly more inclusive than east texas. several african-american families will move back with him to oklahoma in the 1930's. this is someone who learned at the tuskegee institute. he was a protege of booker t. washington. hopefully that name rings a bell from your sur

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as the crow flies, how long would it take to get to alexandria? almost see it, can't you? >> yes. i think, actually, producer todd probably no, sir. how long would it take to you drive there without traffic? fifteen, 20 minute, not that far away. and obviously traffic would be a lot worse, but as the crow flies just few miles. >> okay, thanks, doug, we'll check back with you. president trump released couple of statement, couple of them via twitter, vice president and i are aware of the shooting under dent in virginia, monitoring, deeply sad he ends, our thought and prayers are with the members of congress, their staff. did that about 40 minute ago. >> and the vice president had a speech this morning, since canceled it, gone to the white house. so the president also tweeted too that representative steve scalise of louisianna said true friends and patriots, badly injured, but willfully recover. >> senator pat toomey, keeping steve scalise, capitol police and other victims in my prayers. >> we mentioned earlier this happened at baseball field, in a area that was right next to a ymca.

the crow says they're working on an atar ree box. mo moto speck late it could be a stand alone box, atar ree has done that with games like pack man and pitfall. the ceo says it's in the making and it could be an entirely new cone sole. no word on when it's expected to be released. >> in whether tonight we're hanging on to a lot of warmth that we had early this afternoon. tomorrow even hotter than today. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you there is no fog to be found, no cooling effect from mother nature. it's going to be another hot one. the hourly forecast on your sunday, look at this, early in the morning we're already at 74 degrees by 7:00, 93 at 11:00 in the morning and we're going into the triple digit by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, we're gung to 102 inland and really no relieve from this heat coming in the next 24 hours. beautiful shot from our eastbound hills cameras showing you red sky at night. and we're talking about increasing numbers but declining air quality. the air quality especially inland in the santa cl

crows.g auto company, said listen, it calls into question your ability to renegotiate anything. and it especially calls into question our president's message last week in nato about honoring or commitment to nato. this is not a good thing. >> people that i talked to, the business leaders i talked to are worried about america's influence in major trade organizations and major international institutions around the world where we have had a leading role and influential role. will that be diminished to the detriment of america. >> absolutely. another ceo said we're feeding leadership to china. hard to imagine we're letting them take the mantle right from us and pick it up and lead on things like climate change which were our issues. the treaty and issues we brought to the world stage. so this is not a good thing. >> what about the argument that this will keep coal jobs here in the u.s. challenging argument. this conversation is really perplexing. i checked with the bureau of laborer statistics.

>> the most dangerous thing is that they are rolling out brand-new jim crow tactics designed by krisach. he is then put in charge of the election integrity comommission, as donald d calls it, to hunt dn illegal voters. we know there e are no illegal voters, that it is almost an on existing crime, but they're using methods that pull hundreds of thousands of voters off the voter rolls -- legal voters. we're estimated -- - i startedd this investigation through "rolling stone." it looks like in georgia, 50,000 people were removed from the voter rolls being accused of voting twice, a secocond time in another state. yet not a single conviction.. you heard there were 40,000 names that were supposed to be added to the voter rolls. many in the sixth. they have not been added. they will not be added in time. 10,000 korean voter registration forms -- that group was based in' tortures sixth congressional district. it is one to be tough for jon ossoff to overcome this type of tactic. i am worried -- it looks like this will be the pattern the gop will use nationwide. amy: and that election will ta

oneride parade is of many events happening outdoors as we crank up the heat, but that is not keeping crow the celebrate fairfax festival with more. yeah, you could not ask for a better day out here. there is a lot going on, and we had so much fun bouncing around from events. we got here to the celebrate fairfax festival a few hours ago and noticed a lot of people heading over to the fairfax water park. on a day like today, staying hydrated is the name of the game. sunshine and plenty of sunscreen. the 36th annual celebrate fairfax festival is attracting crowds, but people are finding creative ways to keep cool. >> it is definitely hot, you can definitely feel the burn. sunscreen is important. ryan: the heat is not keeping kids off the rides or their parents from digging into the delicious food. >> the breeze feels good. ryan: and before the capital pride parade kicked off from dupont circle, we caught sheer d.c. warming up -- we caught cheer d.c. warming up. all of the work will definitely break a sweat. waterl have people with and ice, making sure we are hydrated and ok on the parade rou

. >> uber co-founder travis kalanick as you mentioned has resigned as the crow of the ride hailing companyctors. helped build uber to world's most valuable startup company. decision comes after internal investigation after sexual harassment. reports say uber's biggest investors delivered a letter to kalanick pushing him to step ols about a quarter of private shares and a partner benchmark capital is on uber's board. as for uber's future, kalanick had already day-to-day operations taking a leave of absence. company is being run in the meantime by a group of senior executives. >>> let's talk about amazon's new idea working to bring a clothing store to the comfort o tell us more about that. >> you just never know what amazon is going to have in the news for you you. launched a service called prime wardrobe. allows members to try clothes, shoes, accessorieskind of simil like a trunk club and rent the runway. customers are charged for items they keep and will get higher discounts if they buy items. >> landon, thanks. >>> the marketed ended the day in the red yesterday. record high dragged down

but russell crowe wrote a poem about me. >> jimmy: yeah, that's amazing.out me, though. i mean, he in love with me. he just don't want to admit it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: really. how was last night? last night was the big event. >> oh, man, it was so dope. i was just like meeting people that you never thought you would ever meet. >> jimmy: yeah, it's amazing. >> jimmy: i love viola davis. >> it's like completely normal. like i just -- you know what i'm saying? you meet these people and they're just like -- they're just as excited to meet you. and you're like, "no, no, you have like an oscar." like -- >> jimmy: no, i -- >> you're not supposed to be excited about me. >> jimmy: i have pictures of you with people. >> oh! >> jimmy: some with katie couric. >> katie! >> jimmy: she's awesome. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: super funny too. >> that was funny, too, because she took this picture and they were showing a refugee film. and she was like, i don't think it's appropriate to take a a selfie during the refugee film. so we just sat there. and we like, "oh, th

south, except that we call it the jim crow north.my: on saturday during a protest, nekima levy-pounds, you none of your colleagues -- one of your colleagues beating somebody or disrespecting them or treating them like they are less than human, then repressive. that is what a good cop does. -- then address it. that is what a good contest. we're asking you to exhibit leadership. if the government isn't going to hold you all account above, hold yourself accountable. , can youma levy-pounds talk about what you are asking for and demanding? >> yes. we let a protest through the streets of downtown on saturday afternoon and we had police officers following as in vehicles. we said that was fine. firstwere leaving, the precinct police station, we encountered several police officers in an alley. i was stunned, first of all, to see them there on bicycles. i stopped to ask why they were there. were they there to protect us? were they there because they thought it would be some form of violence? we wereed them that peaceful demonstrators and did

so yes, he's going to take the credit for it and crow about it. but i think a lot of the response to it has been a little overblown. this is, after all, a republican district and usually republicans win republican districts. if you look at the four special elections that we've had, democrats have been outperforming their sort of base partisan level that they would normally get. and i think cook political report david wasserman krurvelgkrurvelg -- crunched the numbers. so democrats are doing better than people think about. i think donald trump can be reading a little too much into this. >> i'm going to let you trump supporters respond to that in a moment. i want to stay on the trump speech in a moment. we don't know where he's going with this. but so far, he did talk about a message of unity. yes, you know, he congratulated republicans for the victory and talked about steve scalise who is in the hospital, praying for him, and talked about moving forward together in this country, uniting in some way. so far in his own way a message of unity. however