jeff dubois, leann loung and linda plack and you each have two minutes. we have a new timer that we've installed. we've resurrected so you will know when your time is coming to a close so we'd appreciate it if you'll stay close to -- stay within your time frame. thank you. >> i was hoping there would be a time check here. does it beep,atic like -- my name is jeff dubois, my daughter attends mckinnell. she's a first grader. and i guess foremost speaking for my experience as a parent, i can only praise principal fong and the teachers at mckinley. my daughter knows just about every teacher and converses with them daily and kind of loves her time there. i've also had the pleasure of attending p.t.a. meeting and have seen the commitment of the p.t.a. and the parents which, to me, is critical to the success of the school. i've also attended the school site council meeting and have a deep understanding in talking with rosa in terms of the budgetary challenges that she faces and every school across the district faces. and the difficulty decisions she needs to mak

part of the fallout from this is that dubois was rejected from because of his insistence on holding that african-americans could not secure their rights in the united states without making common cause with colonized peoples of color around the world. let me go back to the third set of events, the global recognition of martin luther king as an international human rights leader. in 1960, he supported the south african anc, particularly coming out after the sharpeville massacre. he had followers on that point among blacks and liberal whites alike. if you add the influence of his philosophy on non-violence, you look at him as being awarded the nobel peace prize in 1964 for his american civil rights leadership. that award confirms the global recognition of the u.s. civil rights movement as a global human rights movement. in other words, there had grown up at this time separate negatives. there was the human rights narrative and the civil rights narrative. there was the human rights narrative outside of the united states, but also the u.n. treaties as part of u.s. law. and the civil rights na

dubois, and how jackie robinson had broken the baseball barrier. and we remembered the opera singer who was not allowed to sing in the hall and had to sing in lincoln center. all the discrimination and the local in justices. like, everything was separate and unequal. the school was inadequate. we could not go to the hospitals. they built a house adjacent to the main hospital. the white people were not supposed to be in the same room with an n-person. you know the n-word? i said to myself at the end of the day that i love my country and i'm glad that that day, i took a stand. i saw through the supreme court that the flaws that america had tried to correct them by removing those horrible signs -- "white" and "colored." i said when i testified at the trial, i went through how we were treated, and the lady dramatize it, so i do not have to go through that, but it is the whole system of separate but unequal. it is understates rights -- is under states' rights. after lincoln had freed us from slavery, they instituted this law, separate but equal, and the

jeff dubois. >>> this morning we'll talk to rick perry and bill o'reilly. terrell brown.e "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] we all want cleaner laundry. we all want fewer chemicals. all free clear oxi-active. a free clear detergent that's tough on stains and gentle on skin. try all free clear oxi-active. >>> good morning and welcome to 9 news now. i'm andrea roane. we are happy to say it is friday. october 14th. >> we did, indeed, make it. monika santani has traffic today. howard what a wild night yesterday. >> reporter: yes the sun came out and heated things up and boom, a couple of tornadoes. down around the triangle, quantico, there was some damage. yeah a crazy afternoon. this morning we've got some nothing and also have showers and storms that will be returning over the next few hours. finally, later this afternoon, we are going to clear out. here it is, a look at the day planner. 9:00 and noon, even through early to mid-afternoon, showers and storms will be around. later on, 3:00, to 5:00, degrees will pick up, too. up around 70 if in the in the lower 70s for

track as the defeated like part two goes to one wild place chelsea supporters in the last two leagues dubois queens park rangers. myself and in the kontinental hockey league more school have gone fifth in the western conference following a six one zero victory against slovak side approach tom opened the scoring for the house just a minute before the first break thomas levelled matters five minutes into the second period and gave supporters some hope for a positive outcome but those hopes were dashed by centrally as to contribute to the brace ten minutes afterwards that exhibited will finish the demolition with test pass six go on the night so six want to be. moving on and for the second straight season the russian has failed to win the kremlin cup the country's premier tennis tournament no locals in sunday's two finals with. the men's decider reigning champ and viktor troicki went into. this slight favorite but it was his fellow countryman you have to tip said which will start at the brighter eventually secure and open on a six for school on the second set a more straightforward affair for e

winning track as they defeated two girls to one place in chelsea a surprise in the last two leagues duboisqueens park rangers. and now let's take a look at brazilian football where current champ has a loss to lead to an error by two girls and mr charles to move third in the table the visitors open discourse eleven minutes into the game food. from a chess grandmaster midfielder found the net from the power to create a strike appeared to be too strong for a few minutes as goalkeeper diego pathetic of and went up in first half injury time to wallace cross half a head to helm at the net post by philip to finish their miserable night off for the hosts referee in culver city center learned several minutes before the final whistle. over to tennis now where dominic it's a book over has won her first ever career double duty title the kremlin cup that's after beating in the women's singles final here in moscow i think counted turned out to bear three sets it was the stunning player who took the open a rather easily six three but the eight seats stormed back in the second as she won it on a tie break

nick dubois? >> is my right honorable friend aware that nearly 40 members from this side of the house have signed an amendment in my name requiring that allffenders convicted of using a knife in a threatening or endangering fashion will receive a custodial sentence? and not just those over 18 or will he consider supporting this amendment? >> well, i will certainly look closely at what my honorable friend says and i know the justice secretary is doing this too. we do want to move ahead with the mandatory service for adults and we'll look very carefully at the arguments my honorable friend makes? >> mr. kelvin hopkins? >> scombro major says four days ago that the government should use the urocrisis as an opportunity to loosen the -- wh is the prime minister going to take the advice and have britain is going to withdraw from the common fisheries policy? >> i always listen very carefully to sir john's advice and he gives some excellent advice. in the short term what britain desperately needs do is get

omar farouk of dubois toller is accused of trying to ignite explosives on a plane on christmas day. the explosives failed and caught fire, leaving him with severe burns. a scary night for about 1000 residents just south of dallas. the fire overwhelmed the building's sprinkler system and produce several explosions. nearby residents have to evacuate. they have not said what kind of chemicals were involved. take a look at this unusual sight in arizona. that is a bmw at the bottom of a swimming pool. the driver crashed through several offenfences. he was not hurt and no charges have been filed. >> some good news for a minimum wage workers in eight states. they are about to get a raise. workers will seek a bump in their pay. arizona, florida, and vermont are also expected to announce a wage increase. former borders customers, listen up. barnes ennobles once your usiness -- barnes ennobland nos wants your business. fannie mae is under pressure this morning. jane king has more in the bloomberg business report. >> fannie mae feeling the heat. a watchdog groups said they waited before acting

nick dubois? >> is my right honorable friend aware that nearly 40 members from this side of the house have signed an amendment in my name requiring that all offenders convicted of using a knife in a threatening or endangering fashion will receive a custodial sentence? and not just those over 18 or will he consider supporting this amendment? >> well, i will certainly look closely at what my honorable friend says and i know the justice secretary is doing this too. we do want to move ahead with the mandatory service for adults and we'll look very carefully at the arguments my honorable friend makes? >> mr. kelvin hopkins? >> scombron major says four days ago that the government should use the urocrisis as an opportunity to loosen the -- when is the prime minister going to take the advice and have britain is going to withdraw from the common fisheries policy? >> i always listen very carefully to sir john's advice and he gives some excellent advice. in the short term what britain desperately needs to d

dubois in terms of the efforts in trying to help women take 0 control of their reproductive health.n order to have this conversation we need to, as he suggests, look at the history and not just go on wikipedia and grab quotes off of there. the story is more detailed than that. >> okay. okay. we'll end that part there. let's talk about this a little bit. i don't want to give a short trip, but i have been hearing a lot about this on-line, on radio. i was listening to a radio show last week and it said what happens in an obama versus cain in 2012, if that happens and they said if cain runs against obama and samuel l. jackson is highest grossing movie star of all times, racism is officially over, lz. >> it is the over simplification of how we look at racism today, that will be over but we haven't begun to talk about the racism in terms of internalized racism and minorities against whites and other than just black and white like latinos and whites and latinos and blacks. there's a lot of nuances when it comes to the conversation of racism and to boil it down to two black guys running if

maurice dubois reports none of them are for women. some say it's a sexual revel -- >> reporter: some say it's a sexual revolution, the birth control burden shifting to men. >> what we're seeing is men are more interested than they were in -- in both taking responsibility and in sharing the risk associated with using any product. >> reporter: now scientists around the world are in a race to come up with new options for men. >> what we haven't had is something in between condoms and the vastectomies. >> reporter: the latest innovation includes a male birth control gel, implants, shot, even a pill. inside this manhattan lab scientists are working on some of this cutting edge male contraceptive research. >> we are working on a set of implants called ment. >> reporter: doctors put a silicone implant into the arm that contains a synthetic steroid like testosterone that stops sperm production over time. >> they are good for a year. they last one year at least. >> reporter: they are also working on a hormone gel that causes sperm production t

dubois lecture. in that same year, she is the youngest woman ever to deliver the where dexter.author of the book "barbershops, bibles, and b.e.t. -- everyday talk and black political thought." donna brazil has described her most recent book, "sister cinema," as insightful and provocative. a must read for those interested in learning more about american politics. the title of her lecture today is "reconstruction lessons -- current u.s. racial politics and the lessons of the civil war." please welcome melissa harris- perry. [applause] >> thank you for that lovely introduction. it is very kind. let me start by telling you a story. i am from the south. i grew up in charlottesville, virginia and richmond, virginia. i went to college and graduate school in north carolina. i live now in new orleans. at some point, maybe six, seven, or even longer months ago, i got the invitation here. it came through the woman who handles my lectures. i heard her say it on the phone. i typed and to my googol -- into my google calendar, "chattanooga lecture." [laughter] this made perfect sense to me be

dubois judge reviewed the medication orders. the law is set to go into effect on july 21st. >> time now 7:20. carlos santana coming home. the free concert taking place tomorrow in san francisco. >> and the daughter of john and elizabeth edwards says i do. how she makes sure her late mother was part of the day. spirit a pattern remains in place for our sunday afternoon. coming up, we will show you the numbers and how warm we expect to be for the second half of your day. >>> and we want to remind you that ktvu is on facebook. garbage to what's -- check out our page to find out what's going on overnight in the bay area. >> all right. take a look at this. there's a baseball. you can see just how big the hail is. storm chasers captured the largest hail on video. it came down during the storm that brought thunder, lightning, and possible funnel clouds to the area. no major damage or injuries were reported. >> very fortunate we don't get that here. rosemary, we are not going to get anything like that today. >> that is a strong thunders

you know, i talked a little bit about the dubois double consciousness of blackness and americanness,never imagined the complications of gender overlaid across those other identities, and rarely thought very much about class or geography or those questions. that's not completely fair, but in -- i guess there's a few things. no one's hands are entirely clean on the question of the intersection between -- i'll phrase it this way, white women's rights and black rights, and i don't want to call it civil rights because civil rights is the broad category that's everybody. that's the whole, you know, they are civil rights because civil rights are rights about who we are as citizens under the law, and so women's rights are civil rights. it's just the civil rights movement of the mid 20th century sort of created a same where we think civil rights focuses exclusively on race, but at every point, i think this goes back to the point about the federalist papers. we are engaged in political processes. they are not kind of pure ideological movements where, you know, sort of coming forth from the min

dubois never imagined the problem of gender over later " -- across that. apparently they never thought much about class or any of those problems. a few things. entirelyhands are clean. the question of the intersection between -- i will put this as a white woman's rights and black rights -- i do not want to call it civil rights. civil rights is the broad category that is everyone's. women's rights in this century, thinking that it focuses exclusively on race, but at every point -- this goes back to the federalist papers, a political process. not a pure ideological movement where we are coming forth from the minds of good people as new policies. at every point, white women, in their engagement for suffrage, were trying to think about the arguments they needed to make. there were points that were profoundly troubling racial arguments in their efforts for suffrage, saying -- how dare you give the votes to these beasts of burden and not to your daughters and wives. troubling, right? [laughter] similarly, those that were fighting for universal male suffrage ofte