i end up at the dysons'. take a load off, i get comfortable, when outta nowhere, the front door opens, and him and his friend come in. who, crescent-moon scar face? no, the--the other guy. the plain one. they grab me and demand that i give them their phone back. their phone? are you making this up as you go? no, no, no, see, in my race to get out of the maitlands', i must have grabbed one of their jackets, which had their phone in it, but i don't know how they knew. newer phones have gps. they could track it on the web. huh? well, i didn't want their phone and i tried to give it back. the guy pulls out a syringe and is ready to stab me with it. but thank god for doug. oh, man. doug says, "i didn't sign up for murder." then they start arguing, and then the syringe guy says, "we've got 3 mil on the line. he's seen too much." next thing i know, they're fighting. so i ran outta there. (castle) i'm just saying, mysterious bad guys, crescent-shaped scars, hiding in a closet? it sounds like fiction because it probab

please welcome michael eric dyson. ( applause ) >> stephen: brother dyson, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me, brother colbert. >> stephen: let's get to the heat of the meat. black press against, barack obama and race in america. i realize this is the first black presidency. >> right. >> stephen: you seem to be implying this this book that there is opposition to barack obama often that has a racist tinge to it, opposition-- opposition to barack obama doesn't mean you're a racist, though, you'll agree with na. >> absolutely right. you can have critical viewpoints about the president. you can speak back to him. you can disagree tow him. i don't mean at all that that is racist. i'm suggesting despite the ideological and political differences there's an overlay of kind of racist reactions. for instance, a congressman stands up in congress and shouts, "you lie." a governor from arizona puts her before the world. a reporter at the white house refuses to let him finish his press conference. this is unprecedented kind of stuff. >> stephen: so rudeness equals racism in

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then i will mix it up with author and professor, michael eric dyson. his new book is called "the black presidency." perhaps-- i don't know-- in be writing "the orange presidency." and we don't know. very early in the game. a lot of trump fans here tonight. and i'll have a performance from singer anderson paak. oh, ticktock. ticktock. do you hear that? that is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody! >> jon: yeah, babe! >> stephen: it's good! they're about to rev this show's engines, pop the clutch, and burn rubber on me, but before they do, one more thing: ben & jerry's has announced they are coming out with vegan ice cream, hopefully with actual chunks of vegan. >> tonight, stephen welcomes from hboa "togetherness," jay and mark duplass. author michael eric dyson. and a musical performance by anderson paak. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! thanks, everybody. thanks so much! mmm. there gu. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: th

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dyson, let's start with you.to take a look at something that bernie sanders said last night at the c nchtnn hall about the supreme court vacancy and the republicans blocking the nominee. >> what you are seeing today in this supreme court situation is nothing more than the continuous and unprecedented obstructionism that president obama has gone through. and this -- and this is on top of this birther issue, which we heard from donald trump and others, a racist effort to try to delegitimatize the president of the united states. can you imagine that? >> dr. dyson, i think a lot of people -- i know there are a lot of people who agree with that and a lot of people who disagree, not just obstructionism, bernie sanders said, but also racism. >> sure. well, it would be hard to deny the fact that obama has faced unprecedented levels of obstruction in an american culture that is also skeptical about his birth and also skeptical about his legitimacy as president. 54% of republicans now think he is muslim. if he were muslim,

. >> author and georgetown university professor eric michael dyson is here to talk tl about his new bookidency >> in the meantime we are still following this situation situation on the beltway now. tb there are two lanes sneaking byb on the inner loop.oo outer loop still closed but the heavy tow trucks just gettingt n there now. hopefully they will start toy th clear this scene shortly. unfortunately, we have a fatalhf accident overnight has had the e beltway shut down betweenn wisconsin and connecticut foror hours. ho still going to be some time. we'll keep you posted. it's 7:42. weather is next, too. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it be higher love ♪ ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above >> cars are moving. >> things are moving. we haven't really see that shot before, but elsewhere around thd dmv things are moving. min >> all right.>> a rig >> beltway still shut down thisl morning. more on that in just a minute.jn first let

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please welcome michael eric dyson. ( applause ) >> stephen: brother dyson, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me, brother colbert. >> stephen: let's get to the heat of the meat. you have a new book called the black press against, barack obama and race in america. i realize this is the first black presidency. >> right. >> stephen: you seem to be there is opposition to barack obama often that has a racist tinge to it, opposition-- opposition to barack obama doesn't mean you're a racist, though, you'll agree with na. >> absolutely right. about the president. you can speak back to him. you can disagree tow him. racist. i'm suggesting despite the ideological and political differences there's an overlay of kind of racist reactions. for instance, a congressman stands up in congress and shouts, "you lie." a governor from arizona puts her fing in his face on the tarmac before the world. a reporter at the white house refuses to let him finish his press conference. this is unprecedented kind of stuff. >> stephen: so rudeness equals racism in this equation. >> not at all. >>

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tina dyson was home for the summer when she disappeared. her body was found in a shallow grave just outside of seattle. but it was actually her abduction site that gave us the answers we needed. [laughing] morgan: tina and two of her friends had fake i.d.s and they decided to go to a local grunge bar. prentiss: but they drank too much and tina got sick, so while one friend was inside dancing, it's all right. come on. [retching] i'm gonna go get janice, ok? we're going home. ohh...good, yeah. [moaning] ohh...ohh... man: you ok? yeah. jeez, what are you, a ninja? where'd you come from? so his anger is obviously directed at women. yes, but the real question is why, and the why is what always leads us to the who. i need to talk to you. jj: he was attacking their genitals and reproductive organs. why? was he impotent and hates the thing that he can't have? did his wife or girlfriend abort a child? it's a federal prison, dave. we can't just call them up and tell them what to do. i've got to see him today, aaron. you know that. the possibilities a

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i'm with thor dyson of the nevada department of transportation to talk about what they've been doing. thor you've been have your crews going been preparing? black ice is going to be a huge factor. how will they keep the roads drive able tonight as into the morning? did out more about nevada road conditions? and just stay with kolo 8 news now. we've been leaving updates online and through our push leaving updates online and through our push alerts all day. tonight at 11, we'll have a closer look at what you can expect in your morning commute. live at the robb dr overpass, cvk8nn once again... i-80 westbound is closed at wadsworth due to white-out conditions and two big-rigs that have jack-knifed. we'll bring you the latest updates on kolo tv dot com. this is a video of traffic on i-80 just hours ago. both eastbound and west bound traffic is now open after a 25- vehicle pileup closed the eastbound lanes at farad... and a big rig that jack-knifed closed the westbound lanes at the state line. if you're planning on heading over donner summit...you will need chains or snow tire. bad weather

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>> michael eric dyson sat down with president obama, it looks like in the oval office. it's called "the black presidency: barack obama and the politic of race in america." professor michael eric dyson, welcome to good day new york. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. so i was reading the book, and you talk about this unique historical situation. >> yeah. >> with president obama -- >> right. >> barack obama, as president of the united states. >> yes, right. >> and that unique situation has to do with the color of his skin. >> no doubt about it. well, he is the first african-american, black president of the united states of america, pretty remarkable achievement. he's an extraordinary figure. ivy league-trained, college professor, community activist. so -- and organizer. he had a fast and meteoric rise, extraordinary political abilities and has done an, i think, an extraordinary job when it comes to race, a bit more complicated than the story. >> is it disappointed? i have heard from certain black leaders some feel barack obama let them down in some regard on black

another taping this time with michael eric dyson. race and the obama presidency. people sit down. that is a look at some of the author programs. many of these are open to the public. investigating the finances of the catholic church. next he speaks with book tv. book, leonard pitts is local columnist and joy and read joy does with phone calls but we want to introduce gerald posner, the author of several books, his most recent is this one, "god's bankers," the history of money and power at the vatican, was it is published by simon & schuster. by simon and schuster. do is "god's bankers"? >> guest: they change every 20 years or so but for the most part their bishops and cardinals of the catholic church and the one person who runs the vatican bank is the pulp. the only shareholder at vatican bank, they hire layman to run the details of the in and out of money but the presents and people responsible for the finances of the vatican are the same people who run the religion. >> host: how big is the vatican bank? how much money does it hold? has access? >> guest: in reverse order who has

this is where he took tina dyson from in '92. this restaurant was a dive bar. a dive bar? in this neigorhood? things were different then. he didn't just come back home. he returned to the exact same spot. but why here? what is it about this place? it's where he grabbed one of his first kills. the first ones are always significant. and this is where my particular skill set comes in handy. see, i am like one of those wonderful people in prison movies that can get you anything you need. and we needed to know everything there was to know about this particular part of the city. so i went honey badger. i dug up police reports, news articles, parking tickets, even. if anything went down in that area in the last 40 years, i knew about it. and i found zip. zero. stingy with dinero. couple of fender-benders. a bar fight. there was a homeless guy who was into mooning people, but no life-changers. so i extended my search another 10 years this is a police report from 1966, where a 16-year-old girl was found raped in a parked car on that street. but she was a minor, so her name wasn't l

and coming up michael eric dyson will talk about how race impacted the obama administration and cory booker recounts his upbringing. >> my parents were relentless -- my father joking at me, an 18-year-old boy, high school a u-american football player, i had a -- my father would say, boy, development you dare walk around this house like you hate triple. you were born on third base itch worked hard in high school and my father would try to remind me of the blessings i enjoyed. anybody who calls themselves american we are better to be born in this country than a lot of other places on the planet earth. we're reaping the harvest other other folks. so the next step in understanding that is this idea of taking responsibility. when you don't like somebody in the world, don't care if it's mass incarceration or the environmental contamination that -- suchness ft. there are many towns in the country that are facing challenges flint is facing, that is hurting our children right now. i always say you have a choice. you can accept things as they are or take responsibility for changing them. >> "a

on thursday, it is another taping of afterwards, this time with michael eric dyson who will look at race and the obama presidency. he will talk with author and journalist april orion from the studios. that is a look at some of the author programs a book tv tv will be offering this week. look for them to air in the new future on book tv on c-span2. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> hello everyone. how's everyone doing tonight? good. wonderful. i want to welcome you to peninsula arts and letters where the nonprofit and we are so thrilled tonight to be hosting in conversation about offerman's new book brainstorm, the race to unlock the mystery of parkinson's disease. his books are for sale at the register. a big thank you to the park and stint institute -- parkinson institute. c-span is filming tonight. i will ask you to please raise your hand if you have a question and will bring the microphone over. doctor john is a professor emeritus at the university of oregon. he is an emmy dupont and peabody old award-winning journalist. a name and fellow. in addition to producing mor

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