dinkins accused giuliani of gutter politics. - david dinkins is not prepared to be mayor of this citythere, where polls show dinkins ahead by about 15 points. - there was a big voter turnout. one estimate said 60%. the city's 3.2 million registered voters cast ballots. - the night of the election, i felt that we had a chance. but i kept telling myself, "don't build yourself up "for disappointment. "let yourself accept that we ran the best race we've seen for mayor." and then we won. and it was very close. but we won. [cheers and applause] - new york city tonight has the first black mayor in its history. the race to succeed flamboyant three-term mayor ed koch was the most contested and contentious in 20 years. - this year, voters rejected the calls to fear and spoke with voices of hope. [cheers and applause] - history was made. he's now the mayor for the city of new york. joy in the streets of harlem, bed-stuy. we were getting calls from doctors and nurses and hospitals saying that, you know, the black patients in the hospital were going bananas. [cheers and applause] - you know, polit

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in about 20 minutes from now david dinkins, who is now mayor dinkins, is scheduledm city hall and take a public oath of office and become new york city's 106th mayor and the city's first african-american mayor. >> i intend to be the mayor of all the people of new york. >> david dinkins being inaugurated on new year's day in 1990 is an auspicious start to the decade and really a culmination of the civil rights struggles of the 1960s. people are starting to see tangible benefits of that struggle. >> a grandson of slaves was sworn in today as the nation's first elected black governor. >> did you ever think you'd see the day when a black man would be elected governor of virginia? >> no, indeedy. i was born in the '30s. you know i didn't think nothing like that going to happen. >> after we saw hundreds of black elected officials, the reality set in that we made a step, but we had not gotten all the way to where we wanted. >> last year's mayoral campaign dinkins ran as the candidate who would heal new york's deep racial divisions. now he finds himself scrambling to keep a

. - democrat david dinkins has defeated republican rudolph giuliani. [tense music] - in city hall, there was a space in the bowels of that ancient building that came to be known as the lair. that's where the cigars would be smoked. and that's where giuliani's inner circle would watch "the godfather" over and over... [chuckles] and over again. - godfather. - rudy is famously obsessed with "the godfather." - rudy giuliani is a little bit of everybody in that film. one night, he had a showing of "the godfather." and he sits behind me, and during the entire movie, he explains why the life of politics is exactly the life of the godfather. and, of course, in the one story where sonny complains to the godfather that they should be selling drugs, and you see this battle within the family, rudy starts tapping me on the shoulder saying, "do you see? do you see? when you have a disagreement, you keep it in the family." - don't ever takes sides with anyone against the family again. ♪ ♪ - rudy grows up to become a prosecutor of the mob. and yet he's fascinated by t

dinkins, but one is that the i museum should be a place of meeting and memory, telling stories of america. cited in the global context and full collaboration, but i'm interested in all of those, but i feel that our museum has a special -- to have citizens deeply move by the story of african-americans that our country never learned. so, dr. bunch, please give us your thoughts about this responsibility for our museum -- [inaudible] >> well, in many ways one of the great challenges is, first of all, to make sure those stories, those histories are remembered and well told. but the challenge is really to help people understand that those histories shape us all. these are not stories about african-americans for african-americans. but, rather, in some ways this is one of the quintessential american stories, to understand our notions of spirituality, resill yen i city, optimism -- resiliency. where better to hook than in this community? so the challenge is to make sure a good museum is like a two-sided coin. one side gives you this really deep understanding of the history. but the other side want

. >> some ways it was easy to blame david dinkins for things they were not his fault along comes giulianie new york police are being asked to take a different tact to clean up the neighborhood aggressively visibly approve the quality of life. >> as a broken windows theory, that is idea that there were small quality of life crimes and if you could stop that, you would set up a very peaceful and orderly society. and that really becomes a process of racial profiling that disproportionately targeted young black men as potential criminals >> they're out there, more police officers walking the beat. >> how are you? if i would have put police on every corner in america of course crime would go down the question is what cost? many black people it was a sense of community, dignity, a sense of respect for law enforcement. >> with the majority of americans worrying about quality of life in california, the easy going tolerance of earlier decades is frayed >> at the ballot box what we see in california sort of the leading edge of this trend is a whole number of different types of initiatives that are

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my fear is having grown up in david dinkins' new york city which was a chaotic mess before giuliani ifthat people are starting to embrace the suck. it was a term we had in the secret service when you didn't have a choice, listen, just embrace the suck. you've got to fix it. people are starting to embrace it. they watch thousands of people per if day if not tens of thousands walking across our board, and they're like, is this footage from last week or bill melugin's drones today? 6% inflation last month, they're, like, ah, yeah, it's not too bad. it was 9%. i'm really worried that people are starting to embrace the suck, and it's not bad enough for hem yet to change things. rachel: heir playing with fire, dan. of i as will said, any one of the terrorists that did can get through, we know some have, something could happen. what is their calculation? what is the why? why are they doing this? people at the border say they know this is intentional, but what is at the heart of it? why are they opening our border and risking a terrorist attack? >> yeah. yeah, i know if, it's a good question.

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so, for instance, this happened to david dinkins in new york when there were tensions between green grocers and blacks. when he takes a side. his multiracial coalition falls apart. and that's, you know, one of the things among many that helped rudy giuliani beat him when he ran for reelection in 1993. so, you know, the challenge is keeping the coalition together. and the challenge is actually talking about race. and so if he didn't promise to do things on race, should we expect him to do things on race? and then once in the office is he going to wink and nod and then actually quietly do things behind the surface? and so what i find a lot in my book is that there are a lot of quiet things that were being done behind the scenes that weren't necessarily heralded a whole lot. but that certainly. evans the fact that that that president obama recognized his role and that he was trying to do small incremental things that would certainly improve the lot of african-americans. great. claude, you've written a lot about how obama navigated the treacherous waters of race during his presidency. how did h

. >> and but faith forum later 80 at the dinkins academy and she moved to san francisco long time ago choreography east. they kenya's but has a authentic temporary touch of it and it's what i enjoy because he'd be fec for. we are today and the students here going to perform later. but the whole group are diligent and that is smart. so they picked them their performance to showcase that the what for us to enjoy a beautiful. and we're looking forward to seeing the performance in just a few moments here. but >> how a dance academy is very active in the local community. you're going to be at the parade actually next week, right? tell us a bit about that. yes, is last week we had the effect bad performers already in monroe county and in ferry beauty. so next week is well, plus a in that daytime is going to >> go onto the which >> new street fair and it is today, steve. and on saturday and friday and is that a lot of activities have a buddy to join is intent tap and the group will perform on saturday at 12, 20 o'clock. okay, location is a pacific and grand avenue. the hope you can join us.