believe that i don't know if i'm going to run yet but i tell you one thing americans may go to david duke dot com you can see my side of the story you're right david thank you for being with us tonight. you know race baiting is nothing new in the republican party it started with richard nixon's southern strategy and then reagan take up the torch and here's how it worked in one nine hundred eighty ronald reagan went to philadelphia mississippi this little town of the population of six thousand people who right after he was nominated to be president it was his first public speech why would ronald reagan pick philadelphia mississippi he gave a speech there on states' rights with which in mississippi has historically meant the right to discriminate against african-americans why would he do that as his first speech in philadelphia mississippi a little town in illinois where his promise this is what he said these are actual quote from ronald reagan's speech he said he was going to restore to states local governments their power that properly belongs to them he said i believe in states' rights i

run so how do you stack up against other republicans in the race here to answer that question is david duke himself david welcome. so here nice talking with you we've talked on the radio a number of times. good to have you here on television every now and then a republican or right wing talk show host will imply that they're horrified that there's a black man in the white house limbaugh with his brock the magic negro song comes to mind another example is their problem of any discussion of immigration reform is another example do you think that the republican party needs you because you represent their core race based views that they are afraid to say out loud and you're not afraid to say out loud. no i think democrats and republicans believe me because i'm not white supremacy as you describe me i am a white so all right. and i believe in the right of every people to be free i believe in every people has that every people has a right to preserve their heritage and also they shouldn't face discrimination as the recent court decisions in michigan show your pee an american now face racial discr

leader i guess david duke. and a plus a woman is kicked off an american actually was of us here there are lines like after being told she was a security risk you won't believe what her offense was and just how far security theater in airports is turning flying into a national debate and tempers are still high after the final verdict in the casey anthony trial in my daily take a break down another trial that americans are hungry for the people versus wall street. what else could round out the republicans feel the candidates for president but a white supremacist jumping into the mix that's right david duke the former republican state representative from louisiana and with thomas robb the man who changed the k.k.k. from white sheets to business suits as their uniform is hinting that he may be jumping on to the race for the white house take a look at this online video released by duke about a year ago. hello i'm david.

. >> well, i think mitt romney has to start worrying about david duke.r grand wizard of the ku klux klan. that means they have to move to not lose the hate vote. mitt romney only needs to worry about old mitt romney, 2007 mitt romney. it's his biggest concern. >> pete is insane. mike huckabee's daughter joined tim pawlenty's campaign. is this the beginning of an endorsement. >> i think -- endorsements don't mean what they once used to. you want them, but they don't carry weight. it gives supporters a pause. his problem is he has to make mitt romney fall. >> dana? >> if robert byrd can change, maybe david duke has a shot. maybe it will be an endorsement. i don't think it's out of the realm of possible. i don't think anything is going to save pawlenty. he's four people behind the front-runner. >> pete, you changed this into a civil rights discussion here. leave it to pete to totally change the course of the conversation. pete, weigh in. >> what was the question, again? oh, right. mike huckabee's daughter has joined the tim pawlenty campaign because mike hu

>> mccain got the same share of the black vote as david duke did in louisiana, 4%. obama will get 90% of the african-american vote, but it will not be as energized or cop out in the numbers and enthusiasm it did. >> not at energized, but they'll be energized enough because what will happen over next year, a lot of them will take personally. >> they will stay home. what about you? >> i think they'll vote perhaps not in the same numbers as they did the first time around. >> over 90%? i don't think it will be 90%. but he'll get a think -- he won't get the same kind of percentage of support, it will be very close. >> i think it will be over 90%, but the turnout won't be as great. three, norway's ally here is agony. >> the combination of the bomb explosion here with the shooting at the youth camp of the labor party, their own labor party, that makes this really, really a serious attack. >> norway last week was the scene of gruesome terror. a lone wolf terrorist carried out a bombing and a shooting spree attack that killed 76 people. the perpetrator is anders breivik, a n

first up, david duke. well, back in the mix now, apparently. he was the white supremacist who ran for the governor of virginia -of louisiana years ago. he's now larging a tour of 25 states for a potential possible presidential bid. his first or last bid in 1992 earned him approximately 1% of the republican primary vote nationwide. i'm sure the republicans are glad to see him come. >>> next up, where is the loyalty? a one-time chief of staff to jon huntsman has passed over his former boss and endorsed mitt romney. his reasoning -- he's uniquely positioned to beat barack obama. he broke the news it was a little awkward. >>> speaking of awkward, it was just personal. apparently in new jersey last week governor chris christie used his line-item veto to strike funding for certainly health and social programs. the reaction from steve sweeney -- i wanted to punch him in his head. you know who he reminds me you have? mr. potter from "it's a wonderful life." that's what senator convenery called him. they're a longtime bipartisan allies. they put out a s

. >> reporter: david duke, an outspoken racist and former ku klux klan grand wizard used them to draw >> lamb and lynx. >> reporter: but lynx says we didn't choose the venues. it was a job. and lamb says, i don't know what kind of authentic message a 12-year-old can send. i even believe santa existed. back then, their mother home-schooled them and was and still is committed to the power movement. >> if they were christians, they'd be singing maybe christian rock songs. but we're not. we're white nationalists. of course, that's a part of our life. >> reporter: but the girls told memever the years we received death threats. we saw dark sides on both sides of the issue. it caused us stress and sadness. that's why we pulled out, said lamb. we can't stand to be subjected to that anymore. their mother responded and say, you have i've got to remember they change their mind every five seconds. they're 19-year-old girls. and today, the only cause the girls say they advocate is medical marijuana. lynx says it saved her life after a bout of cancer. lamb uses it for back pain and scoliosis. >> th

david muer reporting. the other royal couple is traveling through canada. the dukehess arrived in quebec this weekend to visit a children's hospital. then they stopped by a government tourism institution where you can see them doing a little bit of cook alongside culinary students. the nine day journey through canada is the couple's first official overseas trip. they head to california in a few days. it will be hot in los angeles when they get there. >> yeah, that's right. in fact, right in the middle of our heat wave right now, we aren't look at any fog, just patchy fog along the short line. the sun up at 5:52. a spare-the-air day. a hot holiday weekend and the details next. >> carolyn: lisa, as you know, one of the outdoor activities people are enjoying this weekend, believe it or not, ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. here's one story. my name is lacey calvert and i train professional athletes with yoga. i know how my body should feel. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i take advil, i'm a

>> reporter: yes, david this has become a slightly resistant canadian city, because of their french history here. but the duke and duchess started the day amid great fanfare. they arrived at the popo having slept abort her majesty's canadian ship, traveling along the st. lawrence seaway. then, to a shelter for troubled youth. finally to the town hall for a military ceremony. but here, he spoke only in french. thanking them as a soldier and an airman, then apologized saying for thank you for your patient for my accent, which got some laughs. but speaking french was not enough for some. a couple of hundred yards down the street, a small group of demonstrators were trying to make the province an independent country chanted and waved flags. they really want to get rid of the british monarchy, as well. they admit william and kate are popular, but they just don't care. >> william is really nice to everyone. but we don't really care about that. the people, they are of no interest to us. it's what they represent. >> reporter: late this afternoon, william and kate flew to prince edward island, the fourth stop for them

david cameron would do very well to distance themselves. >> while that is the scandal and the talk of london, in canada, it is the duke and duchess of cambridge to continue to command all of the attention. today, the couple traveled to one of the most remote regions, 250 miles south of the arctic circle. they were greeted with music and dance by native tribes people. our royal correspondent has this story. >> the sound may be familiar, the setting a less so. they are here for a taste of canadian life -- half of the population are a rap -- our aboriginal and 11 languages are spoken. prince william tried his hand at a few. >> we are so excited to be here. [applause] thank you very much. >> this is a vast area with few inhabitants. but a few of them are here to see the couple being referred to as mega celebrities. >> i haven't drank anything for three days. there's no bathrooms here. >> it's nice to see them personally. i'm just lucky. >> we are up in the north, who would have thought it would have come up here for us? this is great. >> the finalists in the indian princess of canada contest wore on parade for prince charles and princess anne. it

david cameron would do very well to distance themselves. >> while that is the scandal and the talk of london, in canada, it is the duke and duchess of cambridge to continue to command all of the attention. today, the couple traveled to one of the most remote regions, 250 miles south of the arctic circle. they were greeted with music and dance by native tribes people. our royal correspondent has this story. >> the sound may be familiar, the setting a less so. they are here for a taste of canadian life -- half of the population are a rap -- our aboriginal and 11 languages are spoken. prince william tried his hand at a few. >> we are so excited to be here. [applause] thank you very much. >> this is a vast area with few inhabitants. but a few of them are here to see the couple being referred to as mega celebrities. >> i haven't drank anything for three days. there's no bathrooms here. >> it's nice to see them personally. i'm just lucky. >> we are up in the north, who would have thought it would have come up here for us? this is great. >> the finalists in the indian princess of canada contest wore on parade for prince charles and princess anne. it

david. that's very true. we're seeing a huge, huge turnout of people at these events so far. not only a fascination with the dukend duchess of cambridge as a couple. there seems to be greater infatuation with william's wife, kate. last night. >> in in the center of ottawa, we joined them with 300,000 people to see the fireworks and take in the sights of canada day. very much like the fourth of july. this morning, , te's first tree planting. a tradition on royal trips. then, to the war memorial, to honor canadian troops who served in the wars. while william has focused largely y the military, kate has become a star. the main draw. she's changed outfits as many as three times a day. always with a comfortable smile. this has taken much of the pressure off her husband, the prince. >> people forget, william is a shy guy. he does not like being the focus of attention. and of course, with kate by his side, he's not the focus of attention. he's part of a double act. and primarily, people want to see this new princess. this new person that's burst on to the limelight. >> reporter: will and kate are in montreal. tonight,

. >> this is the man he's talking about, david cameron's former press secretary arrested today. we'll tell you why coming up. >>> and the duke and duchess of cambridge ready for their close-up in america. and the paparazzi are ready for them. we're back in a moment. two hours to whiten. ♪ crest whitestrips two hour express. in just two hours you can have a noticeably whiter smile that lasts for months. ♪ hi. hi. where you guys headed? i think we're here. [ female announcer ] whitening without the wait. 3d white two hour express whitestrips...from crest. life opens up when you do. and try 3d white toothpaste and rinse. twenty-five thousand mornings, give or take, is all we humans get. we spend them on treadmills. we spend them in traffic. and if we get lucky, really lucky, it dawns on us to go spend them in a world where a simple sunrise can still be magic. twenty-five thousand mornings. make sure some of them are pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. . >>> a former press secretary to britain's prime minister is arrested in a phone hacking scandal, and that's bringing down one of britain's most popular tabloid pape

david letterman tapes "the late show." he smashed into the windows and parts of the lobby were trashed. letterman's set was undamaged. letterman says he will tape the show today. >>> the dukend duchess of cambridge returned to britain this morning. prince william and kate wrapped up their trip to los angeles yesterday and boarded the plane home. their final day began with an unscheduled stop. sandra hughes reports. >> reporter: it was an unexpected treat for neighbors gathered around the british consul general's house. the princess and her prince chatted up the crowd, fielding some odd questions. >> did you come to buy our dog? >> sadly no. maybe next time. >> reporter: it was a thrill. >> it was fantastic. i'm in tears. >> she asked her name and shook both of our hands. >> she was so friendly and so gracious. ♪ >> reporter: at inner city arts, they found the beat in one of l.a.'s grittiest neighborhoods, skid row. the streets of l.a.'s skid row are not lined with royal watchers. this is where thousands of homeless fight for survival. not a glimpse of royalty, but royal hand prints put the spotlight on these needy kids, who didn't seem as star instruct as the adults. one g

david anderson followed by lynn stein, lisa welch. if your name is called, you can start coming up to the mike. >> good evening, commissioners. i have a degree in psychology and zoology from duke university. undergraduate studies in bird behavior. i worked 12 years in new orleans with one of the country's preeminent bird collections and advanced programs where we took care of birds that were injured in the environment. i was executive director of the san francisco zoo for 14 years were rehoused a specialized rapture breeding program, the very important pangolins breeding program and a key: the of flamingos. i was for six years national audubon society vice president leading the floor -- florida program and i am back serving on the order of the golden gate audubon society and sharing their conservation committee. i know a lot about birds and i know that -- the dangers that are posed by buildings and a multitude of evidence which you have had will presented to you by staff is established -- has established that. anyone who has a home or apartment with large windows at some time or another has probably heard a thump, a bird that crashed into it. it can do a truly wonderful things

david cameron has been arrested in connection with the scandal. andy coulson is a former editor of the news to have world paper. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge head to los angeles later today. it's their first visit together to the united states. they left western canada yesterday where kate focused her attention on a 6-year-old cancer patient. the little girl had written her a note saying her biggest wish was to meet a real princess. the royal couple was also given white cowboy hats, a tradition in calgary. they caused a stir within they passed -- when they passed on wearing the hats though and later showed the hats off at a rodeo, they were wearing them later today and there's the little girl right there. >> how much has this got to be swirling around for kate middleton? this is not how she grew up, just to be experiencing a whirlwind traveling around the world. >> by all accounts is handling it so well. >>> coming up the business beat, that's up next and we are looking ahead to today's jobs reports. >>> and as we to go to break, what are you cutting back on the save a little money nowadays? for many people, the trips to the hairdresser, t

david ferrero is a super archivist. he was library at duke, and at m.i.t., and then he was head of the new york public libraries because he became the national archivist. i like this story because at one point in the recent past i had a meeting with him, and i snuck in five or six books -- because i know he is a lover of books -- that represented a different point of view on some aspect of the nixon presidency. i put the books on a table, we had our meeting, and he got the point without the books. but then it occurred to me it was going to be a whole lot easier having gotten the books into the national archives than to get the books back out. fortunately david sent an assistant down so that i was able to take books out of the national archives. i think i have been one of the very few people who was able to do that. with that, let me introduce david ferrero, archivist of the united states. [applause] of >> thank you, jeff. it is a special treat to be here in this building as a navy vet. it is very nice to have my office right across the street