bell. >> sean: open up your hearts and minds to derek bell.n student hugged him. mr. president, that is what we have done over the course of last 48 hours. some of the words are pretty disturbing. it's obvious why your friend went to great lengths to hide that during the 2008 campaign. so tonight we will reveal a whole series of derek bell's controversial statements. we'll have one of the students to defend his name. but first, let's do as we were told open our hearts and minds to this controversial figure. he here is he talking about what kept an old friend motivated when racial tension was running high in the 1960s. >> why do you do it? he said she lived nearby. and it was a racial thing but she knew that many people that were nearby. she didn't have car no money. she didn't have a gun. but she i accepted that as my motto. >>> i'm concerned about his radical lism was raider raised in 1990. thomas sole. here is what he had to say about professor bell. >> derek bell. >> yeah. >> harvard law school, black man. >> yeah. >> threatened the law sch

bell. >> sean: open up your hearts and minds to derek bell. then student hugged him. mr. president, that is what we have done over the course of last 48 hours. some of the words are pretty disturbing. it's obvious why your friend went to great lengths to hide that during the 2008 campaign. so tonight we will reveal a whole series of derek bell's controversial statements. we'll have one of the students to defend his name. but first, let's do as we were told open our hearts and minds to this controversial figure. he here is he talking about what kept an old friend motivated when racial tension was running high in the 1960s. >> why do you do it? he said she lived nearby. and it was a racial thing but she knew that many people that were nearby. she didn't have car no money. she didn't have a gun. but she i accepted that as my motto. >>> i'm concerned about his radical lism was raider raised in 1990. thomas sole. here is what he had to say about professor bell. >> derek bell. >> yeah. >> harvard law school, black man. >> yeah. >> threatened the law

but he wouldn't leave. >> so i yelled for derek. >> derek comes down, and this guy has a baseball bat. so they start getting into a tuss tussle. >> this is the wrench he started hitting me with. vice grips at me right there, so i threw them right back at him. >> until derek decided to go at the guy with a high chair until it breaks. >> i threw it at him and it hit him and broke. >> this is where the story gets weirder, because derek and lindsay then run out the back door to get a baseball bat out of the truck. when they go to go back in, they realized the book door just locked. they run around to the front, the front door is locked. so now they're looked out of their own house with the two kids inside with th nakedma eveuay,onto their own home, derek is able to sort of shoo this guy away with a shovel. before the guy takes off, he popped derek's sweat pants on and booked it from the house, picked up moments later from the police. >> i think i would have gotten my kids and girlfriend out of the house first, called the cops and let him sit in there. >> imagine the moment where you reali

but derek bell was the jeremiah wright of acdiesellia. he had crazy views. two months before this speech was given here, he gave a controversial speech in chicago where he said that america remains a racist country and the civil rights movement was down because white supremacy remains the system and we have to transform that system radically to get rid of racism. those views were well known at the time. this was at any time about a diversity, which is a noble and good cause. this is about radical racial ideology. when barack obama says open your hearts and open your minds to the words of professor derek bell and calls him an inspiration and talks about the scholarship, he's talking about very radical things, so radical that derek bell got into serious trouble when he wrote an essay, a fictional story, called space traders, positing that white pern americans would sell black americans to space aliens in order to pay the national debt and jews would let it happen -- >> caller: but wasn't that also in the form of, did you believe those were his views? that was

derek, three-time champ.knocked out in the first round because i'm laughing hysterically at the situation. it's going to be bad. >> jimmy: you're going to have to wear clothing that's barely even clothing. you realize that, right? >> jimmy, i just wore a bikini to host "extra" in times square. >> jimmy: i did see that. >> i can't really talk about anything worse than that. other than being nude. >> jimmy: but you had it on for a second. and then, you put it right back on. >> i was off for a long time. watch "extra." >> jimmy: all right. well, i'm sorry, i haven't been watching "extra." >> well, you should be. >> jimmy: okay. you are comfortable being completely naked. >> no. i lost a bet. and i had to go through with it. >> jimmy: your co-host, mario lopez, was on this show. he finished, like, second or something, right? >> mario lopez, who came in second. and you have derek hough, who has three mirrorball trophies. and somehow, this greek girl who can't dance, is stuck in the middle. >> jimmy: as a greek, wi

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. >> this is derek. he is blind and surfs like a pro. see the surfer who is have locals saying, dude! some guys apparently thought why draw a bath when you can brew a bath. >> it looks like sewer water. >> we will explain what is in the tub and size for the snorkeling, stick around. >>> this is a hero. he was hanging out in his house on the north shore of oahu in hawaii. he got a knock on his doo w you to take me out and surf with me on the pipeline, the famous surf spot of the north shore of oahu, the pipeline. derek said this guy is my hero and i will give him a present. >> he said give him a hat or something. i said a hat is not good enough. i grabbed a brand-new board and gave it to him. >> the most amazing surfer in the world. >> they go out and hit the waves together. >> my goodness. >> derek is from brazil and this is his first day surfing. he has skills. this is a pro surfer. he said -- >> i tried to paddle out with him closing my eyes and i couldn't do it. i naturally needed to open my eyes. >> surfing is hard enough. i never tr

. >> this is derek. he is blind and surfs like a pro. see the surfer who is have locals saying, dude! some guys apparently thought why draw a bath when you can brew a bath. >> it looks like sewer water. >> we will explain what is in the tub and size for the snorkeling, stick around. 0 honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothing. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female announcer ] get access to the entire national at&t wi-fi hot spot network for no extra charge. so call today to ge

. >> derek this has been going on, on and off, since february. a government building in florida, schools in the northeast, and today washington. it looked like elementary school children were the target, the adams campus of the school was evacuate wednesday for two hours after white powder fell from a letter received there. authorities told 9news now initial field tests showed that the powder was not dangerous. letters were also received at the willard hotel and a nearby business on f street. again, initial tests showed no danger. >> it's very hard to catch the perpetrator. that's the hard part says david willman, author of "the mirage man." there's an easy part. >> i think it's a very cheap, easy, and anonymous way for someone to try and make a point, or to grind an axe. they can bring a building to a halt, they can have it evacuated, they can in their way punish an institution. >> reporter: this week most of the institutions have been schools. this one in newington, connecticut, was one of two evacuated in that state. a similar story at this sc

derek, derek. she's walking. where's the-- oh, where's the camera? (derek) come to daddy.ome to daddy. turn it on. (high-pitched voice) hi. hi, baby. (speaks indistinctly) i can't open it. i can't open it. hi, baby zola. hi, baby. i can't--i can't--i can't do this. i can't--oh, gosh. turn it on! turn it on! (speaks indistinctly) right now! right now! i can't get it on! i can't get it on! there. ah! walk for me. (meredith) we're still never quite ready for life's grand moments. hi, baby! go back. oh, my goodness. oh, i missed it! (meredith laughs) (derek groans) good girl! hi. i'm jimmy kimmel. by popular demand, you're about to see a special rebroadcast of our seventh annual "after the academy awards" special. you're about to see meryl streep in a mustache, tom hanks as a robot, and kate beckinsale in bed with chewbacca. you're about to see oprah punch someone in the face and that dummy matt damon dressed up like grapes. but this isn't just a rerun. we added some things we didn't have time for the other night, so if you've seen it, watch it again, and if you haven't, get r

and derek you know the bottom line here is ohio. a w is a w is a w is a w. we've seen that in american politics. whoever wins ohio, the white house is watching the race tonight. interesting results from ohio tonight. santorum underperformed. that is good for mitt clearly. but santorum separates himself from gingrich. the interesting thing, though, gingrich wins georgia, he stays around. santorum needs to get rid of gingrich. >> nobody is out of the race. but the interesting thing in ohio voters told cbs news romney may be more electable but santorum understands us better. he's one of us. that is the problem your man has. >> that is his challenge post primary. that is his challenge against the president. no doubt about it. >> how does he solve that problem, i guess is the question? >> 1-on-1. debates really count. two really smart guys, by the way. i think mitt is going to be the nominee against the president. those debates will be highly watched. >> you would like him to be the nominee. no guarantees. >> i know. >> very quickly, though, the former first lady

derek thomas is here with thomas landscapes to tell us how to get over the achepains. and it is exploded and so, you know what we are talking about today is the use of aroma therapy it has been used for centuries, you know, people know lavender and geranium and lemon grass and there is a lot of oil that evoke special moods and things like that, you know and when you get out of after a long day in the garden it is a little bit of -- time for me time what i want to talk about today is things like natural gels like this particular gel is olive, oil and green tea fabulous gel really nice and cleaning, there is another one here laugh endive and hemp oil -- lavender and hemp oil this one you can get at whole foods this is a very clear gel, has no artificial ingredients, wonderful and then what about soap, you know when you thing about soaps like this particular soap here, it is a gelatin soap so it is not going to be any of those harmful build ups that soaps will have. >> very clear. >> a lot of the farmers markets will have these made up. >> wonderful. >> what about if afte

. >> reporter: derek and anita this is hardly a conspicuous location. at the very end of the platform just before orange line trains disappear into the tunnel for new carrollton it is likely that most metro riders won't even see the sign. it's dark, black and white on the top, barack obama wants politicians and bureaucrats to control america's entire medical system. depo to hell, barack. the sign promotes a movie called "sick and sicker," a documentary playing at tea party get-togethers and is available on-line. >> profanity, obscenity, the kind of crudeness that this represents is just wrong. >> reporter: democratic congressman james moran says children shouldn't have to see that and wants it removed. >> it doesn't marty whether it's a democrat or republican. it's not about politics. it's about appropriateness. and they simply shouldn't have ads like this, that everyone has to see. >> in a government-run medical system, everyone is going to suffer and die. old people, children, middle- aged people. because when the government attempts to run the medica

your hearts and mind to professor derek bell and then afterwards he hugs him.et's roll the tape. >> open up your hearts and your minds to the words of professor derek bell. [cheers and applause] >> sean: all right. what does this tell you based on what we have now learned about professor bell in the last couple of days, his controversial views. even professor gates questioned him on his issue of not recognizing anti-semitism. what does t tell you about this bigger picture of president obama and his really the only way i describe it as radical associates? >> what this tells us is that it is a tragedy that the media did not do its job in vetting barack obama in 2008. and here this is belated velgt of barack obama, but it must be done. people must be aware of his radical past, radical associations even today. look he has chosen to be his czars. he has chosen the most radical of the radicals in certain areas of expertise, sean, that is who is running this country today. this is no wonder that people are starting to feel less and less certain about the future of ame

i'm derek valcourt.'ll explain coming up on eyewitness news. >>> and are we in store for a delightful weekend? don't miss the updated first warning forecast. ,,,, girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. >>> from baltimore city to harford county, hundreds of candles will light tomorrow night, to honor lives cut short by murder. the families of murder victims are hosting simultaneous candlelight vigils. >> my son got killed. >> he was 20 years old. >> these guys came out and shot him. >> reporter: five parents, united by the most horrific crimes. >> they shot him twice in the chest. >> debbie's son, one of two teen boys, targeted. >> this happened july 31st. his birthday was

kristen berset is here with more on the free agent frenzy. >> thanks, derek. joining me, we have sports junkies. of course the redskins in dire need of young, fast receivers to give rg3 that supporting cast he needs here in washington. i'll start with you first. we just heard just about a half hour ago, the redskins signed pierre. he tweeted and put it on his facebook that he was coming here. reportedly five years, $42.5 million with $21 million guaranteed. your thoughts on that pickup? >> i think it's great. imagine what he can do with an explosive deep ball thrower like robert griffin iii. he's not that big name guy, but he is productive and he's young. i like that. >> he's four years younger. and he doesn't come with the baggage that vincent jackson would come with here. he had the two dwi's. he is older and pay more money. you have to pay vincent jackson somewhere in the range of $10 to $11 million a year. >> we haven't had confirmation yet, but they might be signing josh morgan. what would he add? >> he's another local guy. he had some productive seasons.

derek valcourt has more on what police are saying about the officer's involvement. derek? is stunning news tonight, mary. sources tell wjz that the gun used in this shooting was found inside a baltimore city police officer's car. >> reporter: this is what a

i'm derek valcourt. the search for answers coming up on eyewitness news. ,, ,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up next on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. police announced new details in the investigation of the death of a 13-year-old girl. wjz is live with the latest. >>> abuse of power? i'm mike hellgren, in anne arundel county, with new fallout in the allegations against him. why police have voted no confidence in him and want him out. >>> this is mark viviano with the oriole in sarasota. it's spring training. but many analysts say it won't be a winning season ahead. these will not believe that. the power of positive thinking when eyewitness news continues. >> check on these stories and all the day's breaking news. eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> tragic death. new information about the case of a 13-year-old girl. >> she was found dead, just feet from her baltimore home. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> we have breaking news. a young girl is found dead near

derek. >> thank you. you know, if it where are to get cold outside, i think we would all fall down and freeze, because we are so used to 75- degree weather. >> we would have a problem. nervous breakdown, anyway. it's not going to happen. we'll get cooler over the weekend, but nothing crazy. let's take a live look outside. look at the sun. it's out. this is as nice as it has been. looking at breaks. but temperatures are as warm as it has been. it's 70 at national. wind is still east, northeast, but thankfully, it's 3 miles per hour. pressure is steady. we're looking at another pretty nice evening, even though the marine layer held tough all day. 66 in bethesda. 67 in rockville. and generally in the 60s. 64 in gaithersburg. 67 in reston and 64 out in leesburg and down toward manassas. talking 60s. but 70 downtown. 70 in college park as well. and 68 in beltsville. all right, so what we're looking at is a very warm finish to the week. more reminiscent of june. don't think it will be widespread. i want to add

derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, derek, thank you. we'll see what happens. maryland's current gas tax of 23.5 cents per gallon was set back in 1992. >>> undercover police bust a prescription drug ring among maryland commuters. five people are charged with selling pills, including xanax at the cromwell light rail station. some of the suspects were also caught with marijuana. detectives went undercover for two days to make the arrest. >>> a jury finds virginia tech negligent for delaying a warning for a massacre on campus. jurors returned the verdict in a wrongful death lawsuit, for two students killed back in april 2007. the two believe their children might be alive today. the state of virginia has filed a motion to reduce the $8 million reward to the families. >>> a series of earthquakes rattle japan today in the same region hit by last year's devastating tsunami. denise is in the newsroom with fresh concerns for people living in that area. >> the quake struck northeastern japan, triggering a small tsunami, east of tokyo. weather cameras caught the shaking i

anita. >> thank you, derek. >>> topper, let's look ahead. >> yes. 74 today. not a record high. some kind of warm. still mild. we do have a cold front pushing in overnight. we're looking at showers and rain. by 5:00, they should be gone, though. at least -- except for maybe southern maryland in the 40s. 40s at 7:00 and 48 by 9:00. we'll come back and have a live look at doppler and tell you how much cooler it will be tomorrow and how much chillier over the weekend. >>> still ahead tonight, 9 wants you to know that underage drinking isn't just illegal. it can damage your child's health forever. >> i don't care who you are, it damages your heart and your brain. >> and kids now are in danger like never before because many don't just sneak a beer, they drink the >>> 9 wants you to know that alcohol is the most commonly used and abused drug among young people in the united states. more than tobacco or ellis it drugs. the -- illicit drugs. the cbc says people drink 11% of all of the alcohol consumed in the u.s.. and 90% of it is consumed in the form of binge drinking. so what are the

he didn't speak about the issue of diversity, but about derek bell.are trying to vilify him today is astounding. >> this is the business of fox news. they decided that derek bell is one of the great american radicals. and tenured harvard law faculty have always been among the most threatening among us. i mean, people like him are thought provokers, they push ways of thinking about different things. tell us about derek bell. >> well, you know, if you look at that rally, most of the people who war there were not black. it's a reflection of how popular derek bell was as a professor at the law school. >> and beyond the law school. >> and beyond the law school as well. he had a critical impact of critical race theory, he was a mentor to me and many others. i spoke at his funeral services last fall, it was amazing that hundreds of people showed up at the riverside church in harlem to show their support for him. the president of nyu came out and spoke, it was a reflection of the type of person he is. and the idea that barack obama would come and embrace him

his name, professor derek bell. now, at the time, mr.was protesting harvard's failure to hire a minority faculty. in the video, then the very young barack obama introduces him and then hugs him. the cycles of the right-wing blog per andrew bright bart went on the show to explain the truly shocking nature of this hug. >> the one smoking gun here, only smoking gun here, there are two smoking guns, actually. >> there might have been three smoking guns. fortunately, sean haven't was able to guide the coversation into more familiar territory. >> we have what was said by then-student barack obama. we have who he was associating with, controversial association again, radical, i would even argue and the president's association with a radical professor. >> a well-known history of associations between barack obama and radical figures. derek bell was a radical. this was about radical ideology. he is talking about some very radical things, so radical -- >> this candidate is far more radical, now president, that he is far more radical than he let on.

derek. >> thank you, gary. >>> well, virginia tech will no longer have to pay a $55,000 fine over itsnse to the deadly 2007 shootings at that school. the university was issued that fine because the department of education said the school violated the cleary act. that's a federal law which requires schools to give timely warnings about campus threats. but today the department of education judge overturned that decision. >>> we're just four days away until campaign 2012 kicks off here in the district. on tuesday dc will pick nominees for everything from council state to president. but voters don't have to wait until then to cast their ballots. there is one more day of early voting in the district of columbia. the board of elections had 8 early voting centers. one in each ward. and they'll be open from 8:30 a.m. until 7:00 tomorrow night. we have a complete list at wusa9.com. click on campaign 2012. again, maryland also has its primary on tuesday. >>> and you say you just tuned in and missed the very top of our show and you didn't hear the winning lottery numbers. we got you. here is the

what i have here is a rather large papaya, as derek pointed out.f you make the mask, she says save the leftover skin, rub the inside on your face for mild chemical peel. leave that on for five minutes and rinse away. you're getting a mini chemical peel. we also have a treatment for hair on our website wusa9.com. ♪ music playing . [ cheers and applause ]. >>> smokey robinson is in town. the motown legend paying a tribute or visit, i should say, to the duke ellington school of art in northwest washington this afternoon. robinson has scored 37 top 40 hits in his 50 years in the business. today he shares his insight with the duke ellington students who serenaded him. ♪ now i know he's the guy that puts tears in my eyes ♪ >> i always give kids stuff they're interested in that keeps them connected to school, that keeps them wanting to be there. and so we should do whatever we can to restore the art in all of our schools. >> they serenaded him with a song. what else was he serenaded with. [ laughing ] >> smokey with take the stage tomorrow night at the ke

derek? >> wow, matt. i thought that coke was on the health food. >>> new at 11:00, intense moments on the george washington campus tonight. according to the secret service, there was a report of a man possibly armed with a gun running from the white house towards the g.w. campus around 9:00. campus police sent out an alert to all the students. the officers went searching, but the gunman was never found. they declared an all clear. the university wads never on lock -- was never on lockdown. >>> tomorrow is super tuesday, that's when 10 states have primaries, caucuses, choosing 419 delegates. we delegated a look at super tuesday in general and west virginia is one of the super tuesday states that may play a crucial role come november. >> it is very appropriate that the state of virginia be above that resolution and that is going on. >> reporter: they have limited choices, ron paul and mitt romney. >> and because they are the only ones who managed to get on the ballot. >> reporter: newt gingrich and rick san