this is a picture of clans at a funeral because clan members at a funeral in inglewood, when the clanempted to raid this home the two accused the family being bootleggers and a constable was shot. the clan was then everyone might not have known about the arrival of the clan in california in the 1920s this episode became national news. after that trial the d.a. was alerted and told to investigate the clan and find out if in fact this organization was strong and who its members were and what danger it might represent to the state. now this led to a raid on clan headquarters. what it uncovered in that raid surprised even the most cynical observer. the confiscated list of the l.a. headquarters of the ku klux klan revealed their over 3000 clan members in l.a. county alone including three on the das staff. two names on those lists spoke volumes to the l.a. chief of police and the l.a. county sheriff were both members. as they put in their report on the raid that negroes can afford to rely on police and the authority when the evidence revealed that members of the ku klux klan".ul now one wou

>> absolutely, mexican american families were victims of the klan and the inglewood klan attack and try to kidnap, i didn't have time to explain all this but they tried to kidnap her family and take them to a local jail but they are not admitted. there are reports in some papers they had a woman of a couple so absolutely, that was a mexican family terrorized by the klan and mexican homeowners and the last chapter of my book when i talk about segregation in pasadena, mexican american families were linked with black and asian families in the policy that allowed them to only swim one day a week, that day was called negro day and then changed to international day so absolutely, that is a part of my research. i didn't talk very much about it tonight i guess. >> the questions are coming in so strong. examining what is that motivates whites to behave different, it's difficult to stomach and the book, you read it and its devastating but so informative and so important to have those stories, everything has been hidden for so long, the public domain and these are people's names who we should abso

california received tremendous publicity in 1922 when it rated the home of a mexican family and inglewood. this is a picture of clans at a funeral, and being bootleggers, a constable was shot, the clan was been - and there was a trial. everyone might not have known about this but this episode became national news. after that trial, to investigate the membership of the clan, to the states. this led to a raid on clan headquarters. what the da's office covered surprised the observer. the la headquarters of the ku klux klan revealed 3000 clan members in la county alone, 1000 s. including the da staff, and two names on the list spoke volumes, the la chief of police and la county sheriff were both members. the messenger put it in their report on the raid the same courageous thinker would contend that negroes can rely on police and the authorities when the evidence reveals the police and authorities are members of the ku klux klan. one would think this episode would put a end to the california clan but after the trial was botched, you can read about that in chapter 5 in which all these clan memb

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. >>> the super bowl will be played at sofi stadium in inglewood this season. >> today the nfl announced for the halftime show, which includes three california acts. southern california natives snoop dogg, dr. dre, and kendrick lamar will perform at halftime. the l.a. area acts will be joined by rapper eminem, and r&b singer mary j. blige . super bowl lvi will be the first to be played in the los angeles area in nearly three decades. that will be a great show. >> a great show, paul. i know you will be there in honor of snoop dogg with your corona. >>> just wandering down the beach handing out coronas to people. let's take a look at what is happening weatherwise. the warm weather will continue away from the coast, but even temperatures along the coast will be pretty pleasant. one change was he is at this storm system will get stretched out, and part of it will get trapped off the coast of southern california, which is close enough to affect the flow of air over the entire state, and that will direct some of the wildfire smoke from the windy fire and campy fire a little closer to the bay a

jillian: the first time all five reform together, super bowl lvi will take place february 15th in inglewoodlifornia. todd: we are not well. wore the green hat. jillian: it is 13 after the hour. senators on both sides of the aisle terry into facebook over reports the tech giants targeted kids even after knowing social media was toxic for them. >> facebook routinely puts profits ahead of kids online safety. >> we do not trust you. todd: that is next and a very big show still ahead. brian judd, joe concha and we may or may not make more hip-hop movie references from the early 2000s. ♪♪ let it get away ♪♪ on the road ♪♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? >> facebook is just like big tobacco pushing a product they know is harmful to the health of young peop

inglewood up to no good on super bowl sunday. this might be the most stacked halftime show of all time. west coast hip-hop legends dd dr. dre, snoop dogg, emimen and mary j. blige. there's always, frank one big headliner for the super bowl and then some other acts in between. each one of those guys could take it all. but they 'all consolidated together what a show that's going to be. >> i'm such a fan of all of them i think it's going to be hard to top bruno mars it was just him but he was amazing. amazing. >> i read the last part, amazing. amazing. i couldn't hear you in the end >> fans of all of them goingto be hard to top bruno mars, in my opinion. >> i missed -- >> audio problems. my opinion, go ahead and tweet me >>> lawmakers burning the midnight oil and failing, at least for now, passing president 're ven c.frastructure agenda. weli id. with the latest stay with us >>> stocks hitting off a new month and quarter of trading in the red as the bullish streak for the s&p comes to a bitter end. >>> deadlocked in d.c. over the pr

san francisco in the upper 60s, and inglewood. go into the weekend it will be dry and warming up.ay we're going from cool and moist weather to dry and warmer. then we will have a high fire danger for all of these areas shaded in yellow. starting on monday morning, we will see the winds picking up, and any fires that do get started could spread very quickly because it has been extremely dry. we're taking in whatever little rain we can get this morning, and tomorrow morning, and then our temperatures head toward the upper 70s for our inland valleys. next week it's not extremely warm, but our vegetation dried out. we will see the gusting winds also throughout the weekend in san francisco. mike, is that breaking news still going on? >> it is. we have an update. the alert, we have one tow truck that arrived on scene. it said one of the vehicles involved in the crash is in the middle of eastbound 80, and they cannot move it with the current tow truck. they are try to go get another one to maybe clear the scene. but a buildup already, it's jammed up getting away from the bay bridge to gi

plan of california would be a tremendous in 1922 when it raided the homes of a mexican family in inglewood and this is a picture of clans at a funeral because clan members there when they going to read the home, they accuse the family the bootleggers read and the clan was then brought to the attention of the d.a. and there was a trial. so while every they might not have known about the arrival in 1920, this episode became national news. after that trial, the va was alerted and told to investigate the membership of the clan and find out if this organization was strong and who is members were and what things might represent. this led to london on the headquarters and within covered in that read, surprise even the most observant person. from the la headquarters of the ku-klux clan, there were over 2000 members in la county alone and over 1000 in new york city itself including three other staff. and they spoke volumes, the la chief of police in the la county sheriff are both members. the in their report, the courageous thinker, then neither can afford to rely on the authorities and when the ev

five music icons will perform on february 13th at sofi stadium in inglewood, dr dre, snoop dogg and lamar our southern california natives, roc nation and pepsi are putting this show together. roc nation's founder jay z, called the future performance history in the making. for the next after a few days of excused absences, draymond green shows up to camp sports director market baniyas has is somewhat surprising take on how he thinks the team will on how he thinks the team will do this year. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful worl

it is set for sunday, february 13 at sophia stadium in inglewood, where the los angeles rams and chargersok at this -- mom's spaghetti, the name of eminem's new restaurant in detroit. this is what the line looks like on opening day. and this is the cool part, the rapper surprised to customers by serving up the pasta himself. of course, the name comes from the iconic lyrics in his 2000 and three song, "lose yourself." detroit is eminem's hometown. did we show the picture of him in the window? ok, you have to find it. it's so -- he's really in the window. did you see it? reggie: no. kumasi: every picture i saw, it is that straightfaced. no customer service smile. reggie: that is not his style. kumasi: he is like, this is just spaghetti. reggie: i am happy for detroit. kumasi: [applause] reggie: they seem pleased. you know what i am excited about? it's disney's birthday, the most magical place on earth is turning 50, and we will show you the big party. kumasi: and a storm warning customers about a data breach. reggie: and the shift -- (♪ ♪) (♪ ♪) ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sni

and it's all going down at the new sofi stadium built in inglewood, an historically black neighborhoody, "okay, i'm gonna do the show," is because the nfl and pepsi decided to donate money to the schools we're trying to build. we're starting here in los angeles, and we're hopefully gonna be able to build 10 high schools across the united states, only in urban areas. >> i'm honestly so excited. this is going to be insane. >> apple music host brooke reese thinks producers of the show are hoping to reach viewers of all ages. >> you have the o.g.s who can reach back, who may be a little bit older watching, who were there when dr. dre was first coming up and snoop dogg. or you might have a younger generation who connects a little more to kendrick lamar or somebody who loves r&b and so they love mary j. blige. i think that they really did a great job of making this collective come together to really represent all different areas and all different ages, as well, who are gonna be tuning in. >> ♪ i love myself ♪ >> it's an unforgettable cultural moment because of the gravity of this stage that

the five music icons will perform on february 13th at so fi stadium in inglewood, dr dre, snoop dogg,ar, our southern california natives, roc nation and pepsi are putting the show together. roc nation's founder, jay z, called the future performance history in the making. all right. after the break, the giants win another thriller and again it's late night in a month. let me go to his nickname as the origin black creep closer to the division title sports director marco banderas. his next then on the 11 o'clock news, stricter covid coming at 1 more on the bill introduced by a california lawmaker. so in honor of my tiny tacos, i made tiny versions of us. i think they look great, right? i need new friends. try my tasty tiny tacos. download the jack app today. my delicious 15-piece tiny tacos with creamy avocado lime dipping sauce. get 'em regular or loaded for just a buck more. tiny tacos, great price. try my tasty tiny tacos and download the jack app today. [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all around it. then one morning the giant heard so

the super bowl scheduled for february the 13th at sofi stadium in inglewood, california you can watchme and that hip-hop halftime show on, all together now, nbc. >>> the fed chairman on crypto's future that's what's topping cnbc "on the money. the fed chair jerome powell testifying before the house financial services committee today with guidance on the future of crypto >> no intention to ban >> no intention to ban >> no intention to ban them. the fed chair's remarks come on the heels of china's sweeping crypto ban but chairman powell did go on to say that it is appropriate to regulate crypto currencies >>> folger's iconic "best part of waking up" jingle is up for auction. the royalty exchange accepting bids on the future royalties from the jingle. what does the winning bid get? ownership of the songwriters' share of public performance royalties, which means pouring those residuals in your cup, making money every time it's used in a folger's commercial. >>> and elon musk just passed jeff bezos again on the list of of the world's richest people. so how's he celebrating? well, musk says

this big show during the big game will be held at sofi stadium in inglewood, california and pain a denverust saying. now talk about a lucky find. a california woman hitting the mother lode while searching for diamonds in the arkansas state park. now according to k atv, the woman and her husband been searching the crater of diamonds park and she spotted this. it was something shiny, sitting on top of the ground it was a 4.3 carat yellow diamond. 4.3 carat. it is about the size of a yelly bean with a pair shep and a lemonade yellow color. how about that. i mean that is a happy friday, right. that does it for me today. i hope you have a wonderful weekend. i'm ana cabrera in new york. you could find me on twitter at ana cabrera until monday. i'll be back tuesday. i'm off monday because i'm running a race ore over the weekend in minnesota. have a great one, everyone. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, everyone, welcome to "newsroom," ax alice join camerota. victor is off today. president biden is heading to capitol hill this afternoon in an attempt to save his economic agenda. on thursda

becky was born in inglewood california and moved to san francisco at theage of six . somenew becky has petals, her childhood name which followed her throughout her life . since moving to the city she became a dear and lovingfriend to so many .all of whom she fought for tirelessly throughout her life. becky not only loved the city but especially was in many ways the embodiment of treasure island and its people. she was never afraid to speak her mind about the issue she was passionate about. she cared deeply about the safety and well-being of her community which motivated her involvement on san francisco's pedestrian safety advisory committee as vice chair a lot of us in the political world over as a longtime leader in the fdr democratic club where she served asvice president for disability . she was a fierce advocate for workers rights and served as a union steward for many years for thecommunication workers of america . she will be remembered as a passionate and involved community member we spent her time advocating for residents in san francisco especially on treasur

becky was born in inglewood california and moved to san francisco at theage of six . somenew becky has petals, her childhood name which followed her throughout her life . since moving to the city she became a dear and lovingfriend to so many .all of whom she fought for tirelessly throughout her life. becky not only loved the city but especially was in many ways the embodiment of treasure island and its people. she was never afraid to speak her mind about the issue she was passionate about. she cared deeply about the safety and well-being of her community which motivated her involvement on san francisco's pedestrian safety advisory committee as vice chair a lot of us in the political world over as a longtime leader in the fdr democratic club where she served asvice president for disability . she was a fierce advocate for workers rights and served as a union steward for many years for thecommunication workers of america . she will be remembered as a passionate and involved community member we spent her time advocating for residents in san francisco especially on treasur