the protest is dubois. but that has been the creation of a false opposite, much to the detriment of washington's historical reputation. the distortion of washington contributed to a narrowing of the limits americans have put on black aspirations and accomplishments. in the 1960's, any understanding the role of black leaders was cast in the context of martin luther king junior's leadership that african-american can only rise with direct action protest against the political water. booker washington insisted on educational, moral and economic development became a lost artifact on how to integrate minorities and any other disadvantaged group into american life. washington put a premium on finding consensus and going with other groups and by example he encouraged dominant groups to do the same. he cautioned that when a people protest constantly about their mistreatment, they get the reputation as complainers and others stop listening. blacks needed he said the reputation of being hardworking intelligent and patr

dubois and long standing rivalry, survived washington and shaped the memory.criticized washington in 1903 and said washington excused the south discrimination and blamed the poor black man himself for his own position. dubois blamed washington to many other ills related to the condition of blacks in the south at the turn of the 20th century. over the course of years of research on race in the south and

abc7 news was in albany for the broken spine mine created by 16-year-old sam dubois. each year he creates a terrifying attraction for his neighbors. it also raises money for hungry families. >> it's a year-round process. we start planning right after halloween is over and start building little projects throughout the year and then in september we put it all up and get ready for halloween. >> dubois hopes to raise $5,000 this year. haunted mine is open again tomorrow night. >> good morning, everyone. you probably woke up to the rain in the north bay. we have the cold front pushing through the north bay. right now you can detect it right here by the line of yellow and red. this is live doppler 7. our sweep on top of mount st. helena shows the heaviest rain from the highway 101, santa rosa, calistoga. west word through here. and san rafael to richmond, over to el~cerrito. light rain into the east bay and light rain into san francisco with heavier rain about to push on shore. see 80, almeda, very light rain. further south along the san mateo coast and the east bay, it's q

abc7 news was in albany for the broken spine mine created by 16-year-old sam dubois. each year he creates a terrifying attraction for his neighbors. it also raises money for hungry families. >> it's a year-round process. we start planning right after halloween is over and start building little projects throughout the year and then in september we put it all up and get ready for halloween. >> dubois hopes to raise $5,000 this year. haunted mine is open again tomorrow night. >>> we think of candy and trick-or-treating when we talk about halloween. but for some east bay kids the holidays is all about staying fit and healthy. abc7 news was in berkeley for the pumpkin patch dash. kids in pre-k through eighth grade raced around the middle school track yesterday morning to see who is the fastest. organizers say the run is about celebrating the season and having fun. >> every single child that participants gets a participation certificate, so no one walks away empty-handed. they also get a t-shirt and a goodie bag. first, second, third-place winner in each heat win a metal. >

abc7 news was in albany for a behind-the-scenes tour of the broken spine mine. 16-year-old sam dubois is the creator of this elaborate haunted house with animatronics and moving floors. >> it's all about an abandoned nining town in the middle of the bay area that no one knows b. you get to explore it and explore the abandoned mine as well. >> the haunted house is at 1048 peralta avenue. it's open to the public for two nights only, next saturday and on halloween. you can get in for a suggested donation of $5. half of all the money raised goes to the alameda county community food bank. >>> an accuweather starting off this weekend it feels way more like fall than it ever did this week. temperatures drop some six to ten degrees this afternoon. compared to yesterday and tomorrow they're going to drop even more. live doppler 7 showing you we have a clear picture. live doppler 7 scanning for moisture. not finding it right now. but it may find it starting monday. we'll talk about the next storm system moving in in one second. a live look from sutro tower showing you baby blue skies, a couple

did you figure that we all know what this blanche dubois character is? ms.owd: the reader does now, if you -- if they did what you did. that is one of the best movies of all time. to theb: so go back quote you said about kellyanne conway. cascadingright, the series of advisors tiptoeing around donald trump who is a critical narcissist, having a narcissistic explosion right on the trail, and trying to get him to do the obvious, like prepare for the debate, he wouldn't do it. he was sitting around with roger ailes pleading cheeseburgers and roger ailes was telling war stories and company about brunch -- about rupert murdoch. [laughter] to see alllarious these aids on eggshells tried to get -- you know, it's like "taming of the shrew," to throw in another play like shakespeare. so they are trying to get donald trump to do the basic minimum he needs to do in order to have a campaign. yet they can't. these mad german kings locked in his castle in , you tower, like ludwig know, getting more isolated and not talking to anybody. and he's up there today sending out 1

[applause] we will not forget them because this was something that was like a dubois characterization of the general strike by slaves who, through noncooperation, walked off plantations across the south when they saw the futility of any other alternative and chose to simply walk away and join the union army. what happened at the end of the vietnam war is that people walked away. he campuses shut down. 4 million students walked away. the military was described by marine colonels in the military history as being on the verge of collapse. they walked away. the counterculture walked away. we all walked away. it might have been otherwise if king and robert kennedy had not been assassinated. we might have been united, at least for a moment -- at least for a moment. we might have elected a president, we might have ended a war, but instead, we were relegated to wondering what might have been. we lost any basis for our unity am a thus, we have not come together since that tim the question for us is whether today we can unify when we never could unify before. [applause] can we do that for the m

[applause] we will not forget them because this was something that was like a dubois charactcterizationeral strike by slaves who, through noncooperation, walked off plantations across the south when they saw the futility of any other alternative andnd choe to simply walk away and join the union army. what happened at the end of the vietnam war is that people walked away. he campuses shut down. 4 million students walked away. the military was described by marine colonels in the military history as being on the verge of collapse. they walked away. the counterculture walked away. we all walked away. it might have been otherwise if king and robert kennedy had not been assassinated. we might have been united, at least for a moment -- at least for a moment. we might have elected a president, we might have ended a war, but instead, we were relegated to wondering what might have been. we lost any basis for our unity am a thus, we have not come together since that time. the question for us is whether today we can unify when we never could unify before. [applause] can we do that for the memory of

traffic stop last year. 26-year-old ray kensing is charged in the shooting death of 43-year-old samuel dubois. he pulled him he over for a missing license plate. his attorney said he feared for he life when he shot him, but authorities who saw video from his body camera said the traffic stop should not have led to a shooting. >> authorities in north dakota investigating a weekend fire near the scene of that big oil pipeline protest. a 400 acre wildfire reported yesterday morning on private property he in morton county, north dakota. no word of any injuries. still no word on how the fire started. it burned near where native american leaders have been camped out for month nears trying to block the construction of the dakota access pipeline, which they say is a threat to their sacred lands and the environment. >>> the chicago cubs haves for add game six in the world sierra after beating cleveland in game 5. the indians took an early lead last night. bryant tied things up in the 4th with a solo home run. and then the cubs win on to score two more runs in the inning, and that is all they would nee

was thinking about was my -- i raise my kids in a little neighborhood in san francisco -- actually dubois park and a his his district and had several filipino families on the street and we had a lot with them. block parties and we had actually a dweshs diverse neighborhood and i see there is a survey and i know there is a geographical district that you established here and i am just wondering about the population of filipinos in san francisco what's the extent of that? the surveys, did it cover the population as far as covering stories? i don't know. i am just thinking what more or what has already been accomplished because to me the filipinos are not just in that area. they're all over and they contribute wherever they are. >> and as a cultural district it's not just the neighborhood and it's broader, the filipino community broadly in san francisco and the region. the surveys were conducted at large community events like festivals and not just to neighborhood residents and we useless did a survey of workers because we know people come into san francisco to work but don't necessarily live

was thinking about was my -- i raise my kids in a little neighborhood in san francisco -- actually dubois park and a his his district and had several filipino families on the street and we had a lot with them. block parties and we had actually a dweshs diverse neighborhood and i see there is a survey and i know there is a geographical district that you established here and i am just wondering about the population of filipinos in san francisco what's the extent of that? the surveys, did it cover the population as far as covering stories? i don't know. i am just thinking what more or what has already been accomplished because to me the filipinos are not just in that area. they're all over and they contribute wherever they are. >> and as a cultural district it's not just the neighborhood and it's broader, the filipino community broadly in san francisco and the region. the surveys were conducted at large community events like festivals and not just to neighborhood residents and we useless did a survey of workers because we know people come into san francisco to work but don't necessarily live

we give the dubois medal to those who made important contributions in the african-american community.ing might be interested one of our recipients is -- and we also have members of the texas western miners 1966 national championship basketball team coming today. pat riley who was on the losing team is coming to give them the award. >> very practical question for you. you were on a number of boards and private equity for a long time. how do we fix this problem? meaning -- people talk about hiring and how you could approach this. we have a lot of people who hire a lot of people hopefully watching the show. what would you do? >> let me just say that you can't make wise decisions if you don't have good information. policy makers who want to make wise decisions. not only policy makers but nonpolicy makers as well. people in the private sector, for example. if they have the information they can decide how to attack the problem. but we are doing something else. we are hoping to craft some policy recommendations based on our findings. and we will get some assistance from think tanks that enga

dubo s dubois, the buffalo soldiers, i'm going to stand for this country and the flag. >> i appreciateg for. nate and randall, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> great job, guys. >>> two minutes before the bomb of the hour. caught on camera, a dangerous high speed chase with police turns into a shoot-out. [ multiple gunshots ] >> shots fired! >> the latest on a search for those out-of-control criminals next. >>> and lara trump is here along with the v.p. of eric trump's foundation. their plan to win over women all across the country with just 2 1/2 weeks left. ♪ ♪ o over the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> so this man is unbelievable. gives you chills. this is painter joe everson and he joined us earlier this morning, putting together a patriotic masterpiece all while singing our national anthem. >> we wonder what's going to happen with that picture, steve. >> we're going to put it in the green room. we found a place where it's just going to be perfect. >> all right. >> there. >> all right. >> very nice. >> more information, go to joe ev