[laughter] >> guest: i'm the new-ish director of the schomburg center this harlem which is part of the new york public library system, as you know. it's been great, we've had some great announcements. we just got the james baldwin papers which we announced in april, and we've just announced two days ago the sonny roll lins papers. so we're really excited to have those archives come home to harlem and be part of the cultural life there which we've been there 92 years in harlem on the same corner, 35th and lennox, now malcolm x boulevard, and we're really happy to have those materials and those essences come back to harlem. >> host: you say the schomburg is part of the new york public library system, but what's the focus many. >> guest: the focus is african-american and african diaspora, cultural life from history to art to photographs, everything. we have about 11 million items relating to the diaspora on worldwide black culture. i think that's what makes us unique, is both our age -- we started in 1925 as the negro division of the new york public library and carnegie libraries which is

on 1920s harlem.we're going to go from here to 125th street all the way north all up to 1/38 and then west and background seventh avenue back down going south to 131st street and then coming back to 135th. here we stand, 138th street between lenox avenue and fifth avenue. and as you can see on this site marcus garvey, politics first public leader in the united states in the year 1916. many people feel that the thing that gave birth to the harlem renaissance was the opportunity of center held in 1944 by the urban league with charles s johnson put together -- then they would have the opportunity awards dinners where they would celebrate various artists of the 1920s. these buildings here are the offices of the urban league. this is something you know this building here at 267 west 136 street. there they are celebrating the fact that on this site have a building known as -- a huge apartment that was made available to their men, nugent and other writers of the period. [inaudible] [background sounds] >> now

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and we have been there 92 years in harlem, same corner, malcolm x boulevard and we are happy to have where i sort of begin the book. really u -- comes about from new media which sounds familiar, right? and that new media sort of the press, papers you see more expense ifer and then became a penny and were like two sheets, they were pretty scandalous, you know, full with hope which often amuse readers. that spurred on a lot of what we are seeing as fake news but as old as 1835. >> host: most resembles the current change demonstrated if not caused by the internet. >> guest: yeah. i think the internet is a free press and not in the media sense that you are all in but in the sense to taking penny press to extreme, access, access and often they are getting reflected back what they like. it's very competitive much like news outlets now and you see a lot of proliferation of them and the similar thing on the internet. also similarly it's hard sometimes to debunk, they kind of circulate and circulate and that's what's happening now that we are talking about the fake news of today and how hard

these kids are trying out to winfrey tickets to the harlem globetrotters.'s see if you can make it, zeus. >> oh. >> come on. we're on life, zeus. hurry. >> oh. i think -- i think he'll make it. he'll make it. we'll be back with live interview and tell you more about this competition. >> he just did it. coming up. >> on top of breaking news out of barcelona spain. deadly derr roar attack. white van drove up on to sidewalk and sped into a group of people. this afternoon at a popular pedestrian mall. killing 13 people, injuring 80 more. 15 of those as of now are in critical condition. police have arrested two people in what they are calling an act of terrorism. one is a spanish native. on the other is from more raqueem president trump tweeted saying the united states will help however it can. isis has claimed responsibility. the islamic saying it is instructed its followers in the past of course to use vehicles as weapon. we'll bring you more as it continues to come in. >>> a pennsylvania pastor never thought he'd be involved with the medical marijuana debate.

for baldwin and sonny rollins were born in harlem in sorted cd-r can have them come home has been really great. >> host: prior to joining chambre, where were you? >> i was a professor for 20 years. there i got archives as well, so that's what sort of god and the archive business. i'm also a poet and a writer. i had one previous nonfiction book called the grey album and from that i got interested in hoaxes and layers of the american history of fakery. [inaudible] >> it's a great word. it comes from politics actually. the missouri compromise in slavery, someone from the county, which is north carolina that i have to talk more. people started using am then it became bumped as a way of political bs. >> the current term fake news is not really anything new in our culture? >> it's not. starting in the 1830s and barnum and it's really two centuries of thinking about how did this come about. is it particularly american? what does it have to do with race and what does that have to do now? a lot of it in the 1830s starting with pt barnum is where i began the book, really comes about from new media

harlem! yells tyrone. confident he is right. harlem hey, others in the back say.harlem got the most snitches. from across the room. one sexist teeth as he shoots back, not as many as broken. i mean snitching. i don't give a - about snitches in brooklyn because i am not from brooklyn one response with a smile. knowing his comment will surely get a rise out of his buddy tyrone but from brooklyn. yoh, watch your mouth son he growls. phone right into the truck to stir up drama by any means necessary. another one of them sitting there tyrone chuckles like a muppet. i have to nip this in the butt. all right, all right every borough has snitches. let's get this in focus. being called a snitch is a disk. a dangerous dishonor like the mob calling you a rat. i immediately reengaged tyrone. you are on the right track, nothing did eventually hustle in harlem but he was not originally from harlem. a good guess though. damn ms. p. i am stumped. i cannot call it. tyrone shakes his head. he was called detroit red for his reddish-brown hair.i would have never guessed that says tyr

cause it took them through spanish harlem. and it would wonder what 40 puerto ricans, a guy had a ring that was worth eight grand. >> what about the accusations that you trample on other people's religions. >> and it has billy graham. >> at this time priest -- people are angry and now they're talking about the religion. you're playing with somebody's belief system and religion, and now you've got a problem. they've got the power to be crazy, shut him up. you've got to silence him. >> someone saw him in a club in chicago making jokes about hope. two detectives went on stage because of that remark and handcuffed him and took him

harlem globetrotters taking their tricks to new heights literally.s is video they shared with us from wildwood. that right there is harlem globetrotter star bull bowl lard making a trick shot in helicopter in true fashion here. he didn't disappoint he tossed the ball while hovering 200 feet in the air over morey's peer. you see it right there glided down landed perfectly in the hoop. >> i want to see that shot right there. it goes through. that's amazing. sean bell can you do that. >> i can hit that, man. >> first of all, how many attempts was that. >> that was the first one. >> that was the first one. >> first one, sean. >> is that fact? >> sean will up it. >> i'm completely making it right now. >> twenty-ninth attempt. >> 101 attempt. >> it was impressive. >> he still did it. >> i got it. >> first a item. i'm at you. carson wept talking eagles right now. he'll be taking off the red jersey and finally getting hit. hear why he said if you don't love that part of the game, you know what, you don't love the game. plus wentz showing some love to mike tr

i've got my harlem globetrotter expert here. he's the lunch dad with these kids. we're working on the protein. we've got the veggies and the cool looking cheese. show that cheese. you guys, cut that really cute. >> we're going to talk about the best way to do the protein when we come back in just a few minutes. we're live in the kitchen. live in the community in northeast with the lunch dad. right? >> that's right. >> he gave up basketball for making lunches. cool. we'll show you what that's all about in a bit. >> the kids must -- must be pretty good. they're loving it. >> looking forward to that. i need the veggies. we'll talk about all of that and how you make your kids tasty good food that's healthy. that's the trick. >> molette, we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> 6:12 our time. he's being called the king of the vmas. not him. your social media feeds will be flooded this morning. that's a girl. a look at the big moment. >> katy perry. >> the big moments you missed while sleeping. >> it could be a game changer for your commute in maryland. the day some of us th

. >> reporter: harlem globetrotters known for trick shots.y may have outdone themselves with this one high above the jersey shore. >> hey guys bull here with the world famous harlem globetrotters. i'm in wildwood new jersey for four games we have coming coming up. last year you guys saw my shot off the sky coaster. this year i'm back with something bigger and better the helicopter shot. let's go. >> from 210 feet in the air. are you kidding me? come on. the globetrotters will perform at the wildwood convention center august 16th through the 19th. that is amazing. >> you know, you know video very well. you know all the things you can do with video. >> i think he legitimately did that. >> of course he did. >> i don't know how many takes. >> a south jersey baseball team has one more stop on the road to a national championship. the atlantic shore team boarded a flight this morning at philadelphia international airport. the midatlantic regional champions are headed to the babe ruth 13-year-old world series in mountain home arkansas. their first ga

. >> no one made donald trump say -- >> harlem. >> not a winning issue.or a democrat in 2018. they tried identity politics for a couple of elections that resulted this massive failure, i have listed sta at thi tivityics. fen most popular governor i gov -- i have lefted 10 most popular governors for you. democrat with keep trying their identity politics thing but it will keep blowing up. trish: scott, do you really -- i know scott, met me ask, do you believe that this is a racist country? >> absolutely. problem is that community of color, live with it, see it every day. white america doesn't. trish: racist somehow elected two times, an african-american president, i don't think that is it i think you are referring to social economic issue. it is social economic. would you rather be born as an a affluent african-american or a poor white person in this country, scott. >> i don't have a choice. trish: is that not root of this, we given a fair shake but sometimes the system for socio economic system is not as fair it has nothing to do with color of your skin. >

if you want to see bull in person, he and the harlem globetrotters will be performing next week at theconvention center. >> i could do that. >> of course you can. >> yes, about 50 times of trying. still to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight a check of the forecast for you. >> a live look outside, this view here now of the ben franklin bridge and we see the sun and a bit of blue sky there. accuweather coming up next. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> we have some breaking news we're following at 5 o'clock. chopper6 now flying live in philadelphia in hunting park w

the harlem of the midwest. and i can envision thurgood marshall walking up and down the streets of mount vernon avenue, going to our churches, walking up and down the streets of long street, i can envision thurgood marshall being in this theater at some point in time. because everyone came to this theater on long street during that period of time. so, this is an intersection between history and our future. and thurgood marshall helped set the path for the future of our country in many ways. he helped set the path for all of us here tonight, to enjoy the fruits of democracy and the greatness of our constitution. he was a true american that did so many good things to lift up our nation. ,incoln theater, wil haygood marshall, all the one time, in one place in the city of columbus. how fitting. [applause] the son ofan: that columbus, he is our son, picks his city in this theater, where thurgood marshall probably spent time on the streets of long street and mount vernon avenue. tonight, you are going to hear about t

apody hard more on "action news" when we come right back. >> harlem globe globetrotters e taken a trick new heights. it happened at the jersey shore above morey's pier in wildwood. 210 feet exact. he was able to sink this shot the highest basketball shot every made from an aircraft. if you want to see him in person, he will be performing wednesday through saturday at the wildwood convention center. that's brave, i'm afraid of heights. >> show off, i can do that, too, and then i woke up and realized it was a dream. 9:25 a.m., philadelphia eagles are making headlines for a big trade as the preseason gets underway. >> the phillies are looking to turn things around against the new york mets. here's jamie apody. , good morning, it's no vet the eagles needed a cornerback for a long time. carson wentz loses his right hand man. jordon matthews is heading to buffalo. his role would decrease with the addition of tory smith and alshawn jeffrey. darby fills a void the birds have had for a while. he is young, his third year out of florida state. he started 21 days in buffalo since they drafted him i

. >> they dribble and drunk and have a few trick shots and this weekend the harlem globetrotters are wildwood and they show off their skills on the court. and the family entertainment starts out in the morning with a basketball clinic and then a game at 7:00 p.m. head to the wildwood convenience center to see the fun. >> grab your rod and cast it in the water, the 42nd annual boys and girls real competition happened in atlantic city. it takes place by the ocean city longport bridge. the event is free but you have to register the tournament is this saturday from 10:00 a.m. until noon, prizes and trophies will be awarded and special prize for the person that reels in the largest fish. see you this weekend down at the shore. >> reporter: and this is where you get your tickets. can i have my tickets please? i feel like a winner. >> $3 for you. >> she is not giving me my tickets. if you are not in atlantic city, there say lot of fun. we have to pan over and show thison wheel. there are 14,000 led lights. and the shore forecast into the weekend guys. ricky didn't want to embarrass you too

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looked down the way or harlem road. i believe that's a sheriff's boat down there. we're looking north. the grand mission neighborhood, i am told by our local friends here. pretty dramatic scene as they are bringing these folks back out. this neighborhood right here is not too badly impacted. what i'm told is happening is that the water is coming in from the river over on this side. the neighborhoods over there is one of those subdivisions where there's a lot of water i'm told and a lot of folks that need to get out. if we look this way, we're looking, i believe south on harlem road and we're going to go talk to this gentleman here. this is j.j. you guys were doing rescues all last night. >> yes, until 7:00 at night we were talking people out. the boats were going in taking people out. we put them in cars and take them to a shelter. >> how are people doing. what situations did you find? >> they were very upset whoo ats happening. some of the people were upset. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. you still going to help out? >> yeah. that's what we're here for.

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politicians because i do not know if you remember, but in the 1960's, every democrat walked through harlem and said this is terrible. every candidate and that the was ever done. it was the same thing with the coal miners and other people who technology has left them behind. and wecutting education look, i know it is going to be hard to you, and it will take some time for you to so we haveter skills problems with talk that is basically hot air and we use fear to drive the people certain way and we do not educate the people the way they need to. thank you for c-span. host: ethan is calling in from texas on the republican mind. what do you think? caller: i think hate speech should be protected by the first amendment because who dictates what hate speech is? if the government says what hate speech would be, then they can just stop anybody that has a different opinion from the government. some more reaction dena milbankpaper, writes about some of the president's aides who remained more silent to his liking after the president's comments about charlottesville. he writes -- with gary cohen, steve

from 210 feet above wildwood beach, willfuller of the harlem globetrotters definitely, nails his shoteo shared to instagram, he board a hell cooperate tore play some ball saying quote we have never tried this one before. but, from what i can see it was nothing but net. that is your hot minute i'm be x from 96.5. >> he banked it. >> you have to call it. you have to do it all over again. that is "eyewitness news" at 5 c. >>> same restaurant, same order two different totals. not so sweet surprise for delaware county customers and the owner's response. >>> south jersey woman facing shocking charges what police say she did to her young son with special need and what she had to say to "eyewitness news" today. >>> hours long standoff in montgomery county end were four men behind bars, hear how a quick thinking neighbor helped officers in plymouth township, lauren. >>> after a cloudy start, sunshine has over taken our skies, i'm meteorologist lauren casey with the details on a cool, comfortable night, a gorgeous wednesday, and how long this dry stretch will last, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:

. >>> harlem globe trotters are in wild at 7:00. >>> the 2017 atlantic city air show has effect from arrest battic flyers -- thunders over the boardwalk. u.s. air force headlining there's a fly by from new jersey's own 177 fighter wing and silver supersonic mig fighter jet. the golden knights will put on a show. 500 feet above the beach and land essentially on the top of a coffee can. >>> an estimated 400,000 people he beach and boards to ooh we h go down to ventnor. >> reporter: and generate $26 million for economic impact for atlantic city. >> what i love about it, if you're sitting on the beach you can feel the energy. >> it's an amazing show of power. >> "fyi philly" comes your way tonight at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> malala, is heading to college, the 20-year-old nobel peace prize winner is going to oxford university. she was shot in the head by the taliban her bay home from school in 2012. she since won praise for campaigning for the rights of girls to receive an education. she plans to study plo s andconomi a group of middle schooludentsn ia the boynd gls explo exploredded -- expl

got the bay national historic landmark in jiri so we are coming full circle and so we looked at the harlem of renaissance and then to be born in hot harlem ended to have them come home is big. >> i was a professor 20 years university and there i was archived as well. but i am also a poet and a brighter with one previous nonfiction book and from there i was interested in the subject of liars and american history to. >> it comes from politics arguing over the of missouri compromise someone in north carolina said then they start to use of political b.s.. civic the term fake news is not new?. >> so starting in the 1840's. how did this come about? is a particularly american? what does it have to do with now? so in the 1830's where i first began the book comes about from new media and that's used to be a little more expensive so it was pretty scandalous. what we're talking in the newsreader's -- and used readers. >> so you write that transformative aspect of the penny press most resembles the current change demonstrated. >> yes. the internet in the printing press but to take that to its extreme

through the month of january '63 we travelled from harlem, mississippi, new orleans.t was an adventure for me being a new yorker who had no experience with the south it was amazing. i was just amazed by his intellect. i was amazed by his love. there is a picture in which he is holding an abandoned child. just the feelings he had for people were so strong and just his ability to talk with leaders and the importance he had behind the scenes was really important in terms of the whole movement. >> because it is my show i get a chance to show you pictures and highlights. we will identify about six of these to get you to tell me about. tell me more about the experience this young white guy who had not been in the south, what did you see? what did you experience? how did you process all of it? >> i came into jackson, mississippi. i had the longest hair and leather jacket. he took one look and pulled me into the barbershop and told them to give me a marine haircut and brought me a shirt saying white corduroy pants and transistor radio case to put my camera in. >> he had to ge

. >> the harlem globetrotters are at it again. this time showing off their tricks in the pool.ive of the famous hoopster surprised a group of tourist at the nassau in an wildwood new jersey. [applause] >> that's a look at headlines where chasing today. >> what is this but here in the docs not fishing? the atlantic state police fishery commission says it's summer flounder is overfished with a population 42% below levels. >> we have a story about fishermen and what happens when they are not allowed to fish. thanks big government. >> we campaign our bill >> welcome back to jason's. i am bill spadea. we have a story about fishermen, and what happens when they are not allowed to fish. thanks big government. brian, what he got? >> wisest boat on the docs and belford, and commercial fishing boats sitting here? tied up and not fishing? why do the fishermen hope that president trump might do something about it? the boats art dr. because of the states a summer flounder fishery was shut down on july 15. two weeks into an eight week summer season when the state fishermen met the federal co

but this evening, he will join members of the harlem globe trotters. he will perform in wildwood tomorrow through saturday. >>> eagles receiver alshon jeffrey is eager to make his debut thursday night. but his recent injury could get in the way. jeffrey suited up last week in green bay but did not play. coach is being careful after jeffrey hurt his shoulder two weeks ago. he did participate in practice yesterday. he talked about sticking around to work with the younger receivers. >> nbc 10 is your official e eagles station. it's the only place you can watch the buffalo bills game. preseason kickoff starts at 6:00 and then kickoff at 7:00 only(zn nbc 10. >>> this weekend nbc 10 and telemundo 62 will help clear the shelters. >> we want to introduce you to a cat who was rescued off the streets and is now earning his keep. he's a special employee of the brewing company. he's hanging. that's in the city's kensing on to neighborhood. he's really become part of the family there. he hunts for mice and greets customers and serves as a companion for the workers.

. >>> harlem globetrotters take their talents to the jersey shore with an amazing shot. >> wow. >> itill can't get over that , globetrotters, pulling off the shot from morey pier in wildwood. >> they are in town with games , 16th through 19th. can you see that shot from the weather center, amazing. >> i do not know how do you train for something like that. you just got to be good. >> yeah. >> amazing to me. well done. well done mother nature. this looks like fantastic weather here today. we have crystal clear skies, moon was full a few nights ago but over my shoulder here and shining brightly, so a moon lit morning for us here before that sun comes up which will happen shortly after 6:00 a.m. we will get out to a view of our live neighborhood network that looks like included cover here but this is, in fact a clear sky over center city. more importantly i show this to you because you'll notice you can see everything, very clear cut view of the delaware river and center city sky line off in the distance. i'm waving from the sky deck. i know you can't see me. it about 10 miles away. cle

. >>> the world famous harlem globetrotters are taking over wildwood this week. >> the team will show off their tricks in four games. tonight through saturday. they will also host four clinics each day. might show you how to do some of the tricks. globetrotters will give tips to kids between 6 and 12 years of age. always fun for those kids. >> it's great. >>> now for more of the stories we're following at 5:00 a.m. -- >> spreading the blame. new this morning, the president's latest remarks on the violence in charlottesville sparking outrage. >>> and a debate over whether to remove this monument of a polarizing figure. >>> and eclipse glasses are flying off the shelves. where to find them and why they are so important to have. >>> and a lot of fog out there, too. welcome to nbc 10 news "today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. >> and the pier has disappeared completely. i'll give you the full view. you can see the fog extending all across the pier. you can just make out the lights. so it is thicker in avalon. in easton, it's socked in. and many points in between seeing zero

this evening jackson will join the harlem globetrotters.they perform tomorrow through saturday. >>> alshon jeffrey is eeg tore make his debut thursday night, but his recent injury could get in the way. he suited up in green bay last week, but did not play. head coach doug peterson is being careful after he hurt his shoulder. he did participate in practice. e he talked about sticking around to work with the younger receivers. >> i'm all about getting better. trying to make each other better and win championships. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station and the only place you can watch the bills game and every game this preseason. this thursday night, eagles preseason kickoff starts at 6:00. live from the and then game kicking off at 7:00 only on nbc 10. >>> new this morning, lieutenant governor jim cawley announced he will head temple university's fundraising operations starting in the fall. he's currently serving as the ce of of the united way. he has two degrees from temple and is a trustee. he says joining the leadership team is like co

harlem globetrotters are going to be in wild washington, d.c. over the weekend. you always have fun with them. take look at ultimate doppler. tomorrow not the best beach day. but not the worst. it's always great to be down the shore. temperatures right now are pretty mild in the 70s. we have some clouds moving in from the west and a line of showers and some rumbles of thunder in there and they will be with us tomorrow morning for some of us the morning rush. 77 in philadelphia and wilmington. 69 in the poconos. 79 degrees in allentown. we go hour by hour with the southerly wind. so warm an muggy tonight. tomorrow morning seeing some showers right along the i-95 corridor. by 7:00 south jersey you'll see some as well and then a break during the day. the sun breaks out. we have an increase in instability in the atmosphere and that's going to help to fire up some of these storms in the afternoon. we have heat and humidity. a cold front moving through. and by about 5:00 o'clock, you'll see this moving through our suburbs. heavy rain even the threat of severe weather a

street portrays journalist and publisher catherine graham, she was dining with her film crew, in harlem. >>> i'd love to have dinner with her. >> i believe she would be fascinating. >> you go to the movie, you immediately forget she's meryl streep and she becomes that person. >> yes, she does win the award >> speaking of award. >> yeah, not with this forecast, i wouldn't say that, unless you are hoping for more rain. yes, exactly. a very rotten tomato indeed. lets go outside. we have had fog issues this morning. this is not one of those cameras where you will find. that it looks like it is almost completely cleared, over center city right now. this is a quiet looking view at the sun as we see about a half an hour or more like 20 minutes or so before the sunriseness philadelphia. and all and all it is just looking nice, well, it did, look nice and clear at our camera shot here. little fuzzy, that is cobwebs out here it looks like in the cameras. perhaps you have the same. lots goat a cup of coffee and get out there together. it looks dark over and all looking at palmyra cove nature park.

hillary would like to erase the past because it's an inconvenient truth that she was a harlem candidate and made a lot of mistakes so in an attempt to erase her past she wants to erase america's past so she is galvanizing and and supporting the last isis of the american political spectrum. the german government has a radical left wing website blamed for inciting violence during the g twenty protests in hamburg this summer a raid on the albums of activists behind the site uncovered knives and box homes our europe correspondent peter all about has the veto. last month's g twenty in. violence sudden unexpected and ferocious scale for the times seem to security services like surprise. the. far as i can tell. i've never seen anything like. the autopsy in those violent scenes were able to happen so the interior minister here in germany decided to close the web site links saying it had been instrumental in organizing the violent scenes that marred the g twenty summit it's as model of first of all it is about a ban of the associations not a news outlet from now on the operation of the site is w

7th grade science teacher clarissa lynn takes her class on a 15-minute walk from their school in harlem to new york city's east river. there, they pull up a cage filled with oysters from an oyster restoration station. >> put it in. >> reporter: observing the growth of oysters is part of the billion oyster project, an initiative to restore a billion of the once-plentiful oysters to new york's harbor by 2035. clarissa lynn's central park east 2 is one of over 100 participating middle schools and high schools. >> the oysters are a perfect hands-on vehicle to teach kids a lot of different science skills. you can go into lessons on classification, and identification, ecology roles. so, how do these organisms work together to create a balanced ecosystem? >> reporter: more than 10,000 students monitor and collect data at 100 oyster restoration stations. >> you can identify what type of crab. >> they're learning so much about the world that they particularly live in. we're not studying a coral reef in some other part of the world. no, this is your backyard. >> reporter: students document condit

voodoo is often misunderstood because of what people have seen in harlem movies. the high priest insists it's not harmful. moving. away via. voodoo is not even. it's not the dalin call if you are a believer and someone thinks badly of you. won't do we defend you. some say. it is a definite no. even if it ever exhausts he's not here at work. they know figures for the number of devotes he's but everyone in benin is connected to the murder. even those who follow at the fates often rely on it in the hour of need. this is the dole of no return. it was from this point to thousands of african slaves was sold off to work in the americas. they left with nothing except they believe in voodoo. which they clung to as a reminder of home. and that's why it is as popular in new orleans as it is here and rita. for many from the diaspora of the west african like regime remain. voodoo has become a connection to a neglected identity. there's a shift in vibration the younger generation. want to loudly proclaim it be a part of the tradition in a way that few. of the previous generatio

. >>> harlem globetrotters are practicing ahead of their big appearance next week. >> wait until youhat is bullard dropping the shot from 210 feet above the net in the helicopter. he makes it look easy. plenty more trick shots at wildwood convention center for four nights, tip off next wednesday. >> how do they do that. >> i don't know how that is possible. >> it is one in a million but you see them doing it over and offer again. >> fantastic. >> love them. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", margate dune battle heads to federal court we are live with what a judge is expect to hear today. >>> police say this south jersey moth's abandoned her son with special need hear what she had to say to "eyewitness news". >>> we have told but the risk to human eyes during solar eclipse but what about your pets? we will tell you to keep them safe at top of the hour. bu >>> off the beach and into the courts, happening today, the battle over margate's dune project head to federal court, we're live with the big decision a judge is expected to make this morning. >>> also breaking news

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if we know that we have a lot offed budding entrepreneurs had in brooklyn on off in harlem who want to start their on service or hair braiding store, cut the red tape. eliminate these occupation licensing requirements that hamper the growth of black businesses so there's things i think, that government can do to play a role mostly involved i think, revisiting some of the programs that are out there some of the policies that have been tried making a more humble approach going forward. >> okay we'll touch on that one more question and then we'll wrap it up. ed -- you may recall that ronald reagan got in trouble for going yongd what you said. he said that -- some of the people who are black readers actually wanted the situation to remain bad or even get worse because without the anger, and resentment, you know, they're out of a job so -- if reagan go too far in suggesting that any leaders had had a vested interest in keeping the situation as -- it is and secondly set aside programs good or bad? theory behind them is people get minority miss women get their foot in the door for the first t

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women were deeply involved in important writers and artist in the harlem renaissance. a novelist. and the late 1920s. and redman faucet who was a prolific writer herself. also a promoter of other writers. because she was the editor of the literary editor of the crisis. the newspaper of the naacp in. 1920s. and that migration of african americans to the north and especially then the racial violence that met that may grags in 1919. and there after. helped to lay the foundation for black nationalist politics that were so important in many cities in the north. in the 1920s. and the most well known of the organizations of that represented black nationalism in the 1920s was of course mar kus universal negro improvement institution. he was often in trouble with the law in the 1920s and the person who took his place as spokesman and organizer of the unia when he was in trouble, was his wife. and she was she's not only an important nationalist leader. she was an important black feminist leader in the 1920s. so these contexts the context of the antiimmigrant campaign and the antiradical cam

kennedy did, and they were all over harlem. there was a guy who worked for adam powell by the name of ray "the fox" jones. he certainly wasn't in church on sunday. but he called up and said these things are all over harlem. and you had this enormous out pouring of african-american votes for jack kennedy. of course it did want make any difference in the south because blacks couldn't vote there. >> we track the spike in african-american turnout. and new york, new jersey, michigan, illinois, missouri, minnesota. noticeable, 5% to 10% above 1956 figures. yeah, ike said it swung the election. so did the republican national chairman that year, a good guy from kentucky named thurston morton. >> we have time for a one-minute question and a two-minute answer. >> impossible. >> 1960s is probably the richest legislative history we've had in the country in the last century. that's due to kennedy and lbj. could you comment a little bit more on what actually happened out of that relationship at that time? it's a very productive period in our

churches the sunday before the election and nixon did nothing, kennedy did and they were all over harlem that were out on powell and they were at jones and he wasn't at church on sunday, but he called up and said these things are all over harlem and you had this enormous outpouring of african-american votes for jack kennedy in these states where blacks were able to vote. of course, it didn't make a difference in the south because they couldn't work yet. even dwight eisenhower said that this made the difference -- >> we had the spike in african-american turnout in new york, new jersey, michigan, illinois, missouri, minnesota, noticeable. 5% to 10% of figures and yes, i said it swung the election and so did the republican national chairman that year, a good guy from kentucky named thurston martin. >> we have time for a one-minute question and a two-minute answer, so -- >> impossible. 1960s is the richest legislative history we have in the country in the last half century and that's due to kennedy and lbj. could you comment a little bit more on what actually happened out of that relationshi