. >> uncharacteristically hold, here in jackson, mississippi.d of cold that fruz freeze -- freezes the dew. but a fine day to make a guitar box. >> millions of parents lay down big bucks for store bought instruments that spend the rest of their lives gathering dust. so before you drop thousands on a les paul or a stratocaster, there might be some down the block. meet this guy. archie storey and his lovely wife kristie. >> when i said hello, i said i knew everything i knew about cigar box guitars. i assume you play. >> i will. not very much. this is a one string, just a cigar box and a stick. it is a one string bo diddley. that is where he gets his name. >> sure. i know bo diddley. >> he plays a diddly bo. but it is a one string. that is where he got his name. >> i want to make sure everybody is tracking that. this part is called the bow. >> well this is called the neck. >> what is the bo? >> there is no bow. >> what is the diddly. >> the diddly was you. >> i hate to get all ken burns on you but this level of confusion can only be addressed by pr

. >> avis and keyon bought a house together in the suburb of jackson, mississippi.ut tragedy struck just a few months before the baby was due to be born. when keyon came home from work and found avis lying on the garage floor in a pool of blood, police were called to the scene. >> law enforcement immediately orders him away from the body. they want to make sure that he is not possibly the perpetrator in the case. >> keyon called us and asked my wife, need to get over here. and we turned the corner, and i saw all the emergency vehicles. and all these police cars. but when i saw that yellow tape i knew what that yellow tape meant. so i knew then you know that avis was gone. >> avis and her unborn child were pronounced dead at the scene. >> it was obvious that she had been shot in the head, in the chest, and possibly in the stomach. we weren't totally sure as to how many shots she had received at that time. it also appeared she had been cut with some type of object. >> it appeared that the killer waited inside the house until avis came home from work and then attacked

applied to howard after graduating from bellhaven, so they're talking to her from howard in jackson, mississippi, and so she sounds -- she's immersed in the american african-american culture in the community there. she sounds african-american on the phone. she did to us as well, and it wasn't a deceptive thing at that time. that's just who she was. >> well, talk to me about your family dynamic a little bit more. as far as i understand it, you can correct me if i'm wrong, you adopted four children, two of those children are black. you had said, i believe i read in one newspaper account, that you think that that diversity in your family is part of what sparked her interest in speaking out for the african-american community. do you think that's part of it? >> yes, i believe that's part of it, although rachel has always been interested in ethnicity and diversity and we had many friends of different ethnicities when she was growing up, so it didn't start with the four adopted children of color. it was probably that added to her passion. >> and if you see the picture that we've provided at rachel and

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el aumento mÁs grande fue en jackson mississippi.ien que alquilar en san francisco no es fÁcil. >> te piden tres meses y depÓsito porque viene saliendo mÁs o menos 5000. >> si la renta en $4000, alguien tendrÍa que ganar $12,000, ninguno de los latinos van a poder pagar el alquiler. por eso los dueÑo de las viviendas se da el lujo de cobrar. luis: el constante aumento en los alquileres estÁ creando presiones econÓmicas en millones de familias en todo el paÍs. han tenido que conseguir un segundo trabajo simplemente para pagar un alquiler. enrique: la agencia de seguridad nacional de los estados unidos espiÓ a los residentes franceses, segÚn asegurÓ wikileaks, los documentos revelados incluyen nÚmeros telefÓnicos en celulares de los presidentes y funcionarios. ilia: estados unidos y colombia anuncian una alianza ♪ enrique: fue puesto tras las rejas alias menchito. la detenciÓn se logrÓ gracias a un operativo entre la policÍa y el ejÉrcito. periodista: sin un solo disparo fue detenido cuando a bordo de un vehÍculo recorrÍa las calles. e

but her parents say she immersed herself in the black community when she attended college in jackson, mississippiel's parents had also adopted four black children. >>:"rachel has always been interested in ethnicity and diversity and we had many friends of different ethnicity's when she was growing up, so it didn't start with the four adopted children of color. it was that probably added to her passion." >> reporter: rachel even received a full scholarship to the historically black college, howard university---which never inquired about her ethnicity on her application. >>:"eyes were popping, and jaws dropping when she walked in to finalize her registration in person." wrath >> reporter: but the dolezal's say they became estranged from their daughter when she began to assume a new black identity. rachel married an african american man, kevin, with whom she had a son----who posted a video about their love. later rachel would post facebook pictures of one of her adopted brothers as her own son, refereed to her "natural curls" and identified herself on a job application as part- black. as professor o

online in the video courtney told reporters a lively account of an accident that took place in jackson mississippihe result. >> it turns out he was arrested for shoplifting himself. he was searching for fame. be careful what you wish for. >> rejoice. the video streaming services adding the show to their lineup and doing something pretty epic to promote it. i made an exact replica of jerry seinfeld iconic upper west side apartment. between june 24 engine 28 fans can visit in anticipation. serenity now. ♪ bill: ronica you chased governor christie to iowa. >> the governor has had a whirlwind two-day tour through iowa. i get my rental car drove back and then got up this morning and drove to cedar rapids. it has been busy, starting with a speech on on education at iowa state university, retail stop where the governor meets with people at a restaurant the shakes hands takes pictures and then spoke at the gop dinner and hosted one of his tell it like it is town halls. we had a chance to ask the governor questions. one thing i heard him say a few times lately is campaigns are about changing lives. so he i

prices in the jackson, mississippi, area going for close to $$1j200 a month. rental prices in maine shot up 18%. rents can't to rise in denver, san francisco, san jose, but not as quickly as they are in smaller cities. >>> if you're looking at rental prices, thinking why can't somebody just give me a house, today is your lucky day. this house you see on your screen can be yours for free. the only catch is you have to move it from where it stands now. oakland children's hospital there owns the property. they own the buildings around there on 5nd and martin luther king way, and they want to build on it. now they're letting you have it for free, and they're even throwing 20 grand in the pot. if you're interested, contact them. that house could be yours. >>> the governor of south carolina wants the confederate flag taken down from the state capital building in the walk of the charleston church massacre. what's substantial doubting in the way of that happening coming up. >> tom brady appealing his suspension in new york. we'll talk to gary radnich, and ask what bra

. >>> weekend in jackson, mississippi mississippi, aykroyd will be participating in the trade-off ofs a sworn deputy in the county. >>> from the nbc affiliate in texas, police shut down a lemonade stand. two young sisters were trying to raise money for a father's day gift by selling lemonade. police shut them down. under texas law, the girls can't sell lemonade without inspection and permit. >>> then this. >> okay no. >> i'm not going to laugh. trying not to laugh. that's a cicada attack. she's in kansas trying to report a standup. they're out now. they can cause serious emotional distress. >> it makes it better she's on a military armored vehicle. >> sympathy goes out to her. >>> this is the "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. >>> we need to find these escapees. these are dangerous men, murderers, killers. there's no reason to believe they wouldn't do it again. >> a new area searched three miles from the manhole where two convicted murderers escaped in new york. are we closer to ending the man hunt? >>> jeb bush says june for crying out loud. criticism and quest

the cities with the highest gains are jackson, mississippi, where rent went up almost 23%. portland, maine came in second at more than 17%. san francisco, san jose and denver also saw double digit rate increases. i would argue that ours were higher to begin with than jackson and portland. >> jackson, mississippi, probably not shelling out as much money to live there. >> still probably like 20% of our rent. >>> a complete opposite side of the spectrum. how does this sound, the three bedroom fixer upper for free. >> it is a charmer 1930s oakland bungalow, one string attached, though, you have to move it. oakland's children hospital built its complex around that little house when the owner would not sell it and when he died in 2002 the hospital bought the home and used it for staff offices, but now the house is in the way of a proposed outpatient center. the hospital says it will even provide $20,000 toward helping with moving costs. >> luckily we all ate our wheaties in morning. 6:18. a live look outside. there is a golden gate bridge and the sunrise in the background and not

used to suggest that children must sit in a certain section with certain people there i'm from jackson mississippi and last month, a young man from that prominently amending african-american school the same school i went to graduated from more house 5 by the time with a 4 point average was on his way to harvard university to get a master degree in educational administration jobs makes it clear we have in this country a sage in equality whatever the money follows our child determines whether or not they succeed and not necessarily so a matter of race is a question about the quality of the treatment of the child where the bus stops and if their teachers there's an atmosphere that is not outline inclusive it sure to come that the outcomes will not be what we desired so i hope we'll consider doing some words smithing to get this thing right the no racial group is stricken tied on a suggestion we've got to be around certain folks to succeed thank you reverend brown public comment is closed comments or questions from my colleagues. >> commissioner fewer and commissioner wynns. >> thank you, dr. murase i

montana but her parents say the she must result in the black community washington college in jackson mississippi her parents had also adopted for black children it did not start with the four adopted children of color it was probably the attitude and her passion she even receive a full scholarship to the whole store to a black college our university was never inquired about her ethnicity, application this day became estranged from their daughter when she began to assume a new black identity should marry an african-american man with long she had a son who posted a video about the love letter she would post pictures of one of her adoptive brothers as her own son refer to her natural curls and identified herself on a job application as part blacks as professor of after coniston as it is in washington university russia was clear it with a question of death threats and reported hate crimes against racial and her family would lead to an investigation for a question about her race in january of the spokane chapter of the naacp pull to the picture of our standing beside this black . >>terisa estacio: wi

. >>> on this weekend, in jackson, mississippi, the local sheriffs office is letting folks trade in theiras cards. it's being put on with the help from actor dan akroyd. he will be participating in the tradeoff. dan aykroyd is a sworn deputy in the county. >>> and from the nbc affiliate in laredo texas, police shut down a lemonade stand. two young sisters. >> follow the rules. >> they were trying to raise money for their dad what if your kids were doing that bill? >> they didn't follow the rules, they get disciplined. >> they won it for daddy by selling lemonade. they needed a permit. they were open for an hour before police shut them down. under texas law the girls can't sell lemonade without an inspection and a permit. so -- >> they won't forget that. >> they won't forget that life lesson. >> in second grade, they're taught you must get an inspection and the proper paperwork. >> are you trying to defend criminals? >> sure. >> our reporter in kansas was having a rough day when she kept getting bugged. >> that was going on it's a cicada attack she's a young reporter in topeka kansas just

for the latest on the search for the three missingo cs correspondent lou wood in jackson, mississippi" "the federal government sent its first federal forces into mississippi in this first week of the freedom summer project. they carried no arms, came to enforce no laws, but instead to join the search for the three missing civil rights workers." investigators would spend the rest of that sultry summer searching for the three men eventually finding their bodies six weeks later. they had been beaten and buried in the 36ilad. "the jaw was shattered, the left points and the skull bones were broken and pushed in towards the brain." 19 men would stand trial for the three murders including several lawmen like neshoba county sheriff lawrence rainey. but only seven would be convicted, serving prison terms of no more than 10 years. "well it's tough all over mississippi. uh, mississippi isy resisted any move to rid itself meanwhile, all over the country, faced with this high- profile killing there was no more dismissing the civil rights movement as frivilous and that included the office of the pr

i would say this car crash eyewitness in jackson, mississippi was talking about last night's topicalstorm, but what happened an suv smashes into a police car, the driver fled. >> i was going to buy a burger from burger king, i stopped right in the middle, my hunger just went away. a police car swifted around, and lord just send it up. >> yeah. that moment internet star is courtney barnes, courtney's react was priceless, it could never top the mother of all eyewitness interviews. >> i knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms, something is wrong here. >> dead give away. kennedy: you know what i'm talking about, topic 5, pizza hut, ran out of places to add cheese to the pizza, they are stuffing their crust with what else? hot dogs ! yeah. 28 pigs in a greasy, cheesy blanket. that remindeds me of my prom night. the line, hot dog bites pizza, they promise it is real, hash tag hot dog pizza, it will be available june 18, we all know that 420 would have been more fitting. either way someone in corporate may have been inspired by snl . >> pizza. >>

. >> grant:at w-l-b-t in jackson mississippi a group of reporters called to a dramatic crash got an interview of a lifetime. check it out. >>.gonna just tapout. >> grant:there you have it! >> grant:burger king responded with this post on instagram. why just a hashtag piece of burger? here are some other memes we found on instagram. >> diane: what to expect for the rest of the evening and tomorrow morning with clear skies. with pettifog in the morning. in the afternoon mount temperatures for the east bay and hot and land when i say hot, i say 90 degree temperatures. >> diane: we have the bridge of high pressure and that is the source of why things are heating up tomorrow. which is keeping our temperatures high into the 90s and closest to 100 separate brett what ronald two, could spark at 87 and livermore moving over to it east bay shores with high 70's and low 80s they're accurate south bay, mid '80s and closer to '90s for morgan hill tomorrow merritt looking like this with napa and sonoma with 82 and 954 fairfield garrett--92 for fairfield. >> diane: 7 day forecast look like this. mostly sunn

are in jackson, mississippi. homes are renting for under $1200 a month.o.han a rinse rose in bigger cities like san francisco, san jose, and denver. hauling down the confederate flag. they will not sell the flag or its products in their store or online. last week's church massacre in south carolina renewed the debate over the flag. we talked about it with ceo doug mcmillon. want to sellt anything that offends people. i was surprised we carry some of these items. we have over seven main items that we sell. we discontinued it. betty: walmart's move came the same day that governor haley called on the legislature to remove the flag from the state capitol grounds. mergers and acquisitions will be they 2007 record. the boom will continue. that is according to john says and ski. here he is with francine lacqua. the investment cycles are seven or eight years. we are looking at an expansion that could be 9 years. you will see a record amount of m&a activity this year and next year and potentially the year after. the sectors most likely to see more deals. those are

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meanwhile, the fastest rising home rental prices in the united states are in jackson, mississippi.hat is according to zwillow. year.23% more than last rising in larger cities like san francisco and denver. ranch rose more than 4% nationwide last year. olivia: it took four weeks for verizon to complete its takeover of aol. it will turbocharged aol content is missed. -- business. walden spoke with betty liu and said content was king. content is a huge part of making that happen. all the best content, whether it is live, on the demand, emerging content, and all the content aol brings will be part of that. meanwhile, arianna huffington has signed a contract to remain president and editor in chief of the huffington post. the announcement ends the uncertainty surrounding her future after the website was acquired by verizon. continueis poised to all the way through 2017 according to blackstone director, john susa-- studinszki. the: we're looking at expansion that could be longer than nine years. you're going to see a record amount of activity this year and next year and potentially the ye

in jackson mississippi the rates rose 23% in one year. >>> developers are trying to keep up with seniorpulation is aging. we are live in denver which is a great way to retire and she has force. >> i have good news for you and others approaching a certain age. retirement retirement living doesn't mean going to a normal home. they have a sky bar here dining with a view and you would find things much more akin to an all inclusive resort or country club. that is partly because of de demand. the number is expected to increase to 13% by 2020. developers are working to keep up. wish list for retired life include easy access to dining shopping, transportation, denver is not alone. the number of those 65 and older is expected to boom. >> we found they want to be near pharmacies and grocery stores and transportation and you heard the same thing when other groups interviewed millennials. >> take the cooperative in iowa. one of the biggest selling points is the pub because they want to stay young and have fun but be closer to family. >> kids moved here to establish resident because of work and what

. >> reporter: she went to college in jackson, mississippi before earning a master's degree from howardrsity in 2002. throughout her career she has fought for racial equality. here she is with baltimore prosecutor marilyn mosby. she was appointed to oversee equality in the police department. but she indicated she is white, black, and native american. now the city is checking to see if this has violated any policies. >> the truth that she is a white woman who is trying on the blackness, everything but the burden and she can always walk away from it. >> reporter: cnn tried to reach her for comment. as for the naacp? the organization is saying, quote, we encourage americans of all stripes to become members and serve as leaders in our organization. >> you don't have to be black to be a leader in the naacp or to go to howard university. but what is puzzling so many people is that she has been known to be an effective leader when it comes to race relations and many don't understand her need to lie. >>> new developments in the new york prison escape. a woman who worked with the inmates is in j

country were up 32% since 2009 and does this explain were kids running over craig anderson in jackson mississippi two years ago and the shooting in wisconsin in 2012 and then what happened last night they all seem cobbled together in this definition this picture that you're painting for us. >> well, we have different types of offenders. my friends jack levin and jack mcdevit in northeastern found, it's a sliver of homicide are out for excitement and validation and a thrill. and then people protecting their neighborhoods. people who have deep rooted presentlies, and their mission in life is to declare war on those who are different. and again mixed into those types are often people with significant psychological distress that enables and directs where this anger goes. it's base anger and when it's got a belief system to wrap that emotion in. they will act out against totally innocent people who are symbolic of something that they fear and dislike. >> greg, great to talk to you. >>> the suspected gunman's background and any clues to his motivation, and we are joined with more on what we are learnin

. >> when someone from jackson, mississippi, from butte, montana, it's obvious they may be a terrorist this is why the people don't trust the government. (?) it comes down to actual security. we don't know about the things they -- they never happened. it's real easy for those people that want liberty. let's just repeal it all. unfortunately, when you open pandora's gate, you're not closing our borders. you're sitting there literally hitting the not that snake. when it attacks, don't be afraid. >> you're surfing weird porn. now the government knows that. what are you giving up? i walk through times square several times a day. you can look at my email, i'm sinked with millions of other people -- charles: i also will tell you, i worry about the slippery slope of giving away any kind of liberty or freedoms, even if you're not guilty of anything or even if you are. what do you feel? how do you feel about it? >> we're trading civil liberties. how much security are we getting? the tsa missed big explosives. 95% of the time. that makes me nervous. meanwhile, the whole time i'm putting all my l

the city with the biggest gain was jackson mississippi. portland, maine came in second. san francisco, san jose denver saw double digit rate increases and an increase of a price already high has got to be higher. >> already filled up to capacity basically. 11:15 right now. the complete opposite side of the spectrum. a three bedroom fishxer upper for free. >> it has one string attached. you have to move it yourself. oakland's children's hospital built a complex around the house when the owner wouldn't sell it. when that man died in 2002 the hospital bought the home and used it as staff offices. now the house is in the way of a proposed out patient center. the hospital wants someone to take it off their hands. it says it will even pony up $20,000 to help with moving costs. >>> get your strongest friends. we are getting the message right now. people are cutting back. the proof is in the water. the latest numbers from the santa clara valley water district shows the recent numbers were the best in more than two years. we have a much closer look. >> reporter: just a few months

bay area, in san jose and san francisco have seen the rents jump 10%, compare that to jackson missouri -- mississippi are paying 23% more than last year. rents are down in chicago, milwaukee and . another company will drop artificial colors and flavors from the food. increed gent -- ingredients general mills will use. >> a former giant the victim of a murder-suicide in texas. here's a look at the top stories trending, james horner died in a plane crash yesterday morning near santa barbara, not only was he an pressured -- accomplished -- former san francisco giant center feeler darryl hamilton the victim of a murder-suicide in texas. the body of his girlfriend was found in the home. police say she died of self- inflicted gunshot, they leave a 14 month old child. hamilton played ball for 13 years. hamilton was an important part of the giants during his playing time with the organization from 97 to 98. >> trending this morning, ucla police have arrested diddy combs for assault with a said weapon. it -- deadly weapon. he got upset when a coach yelled at his son. the weapon is a weightlifting equipment. c

san francisco you have seen your rents jump more than 10% in the last year but renters in jackson, mississippi believe it or not they are paying 23% more than they did last year. portland, maine ranks number two on the list. rents going up 17%. rents are actually down slightly in chicago, milwaukee, and new orleans. but the bay area rents still the highest in the nation. the average topping $3,000 a month. >>> there has been a significant drop in the homeless population in silicon valley according to a new report. it's a new census report. it finds the number of people living out on the streets fell 15% in san jose since the last census count two years ago. santa clara county saw a similar decline 14%. now officials say the new emphasis on finding housing for the homeless it is having an impact but still more than 6500 people in the south bay are living out in the streets. >>> frustration continues to build in the south bay over drastic staff changes at one elementary school. citizens and parents held a teacher appreciation rally yesterday to say goodbye to their teachers. we found one teacher

. >> reporter: so interested in black culture she left montana to go to college in jackson mississippi from howard university a historically black institution in 2002. throughout her career she has fought for racial equality. here she is with baltimore prosecutor marilyn mosbey. also apointed to oversee equality in the police department. on her application however, she indicated that she is white, black, and native american. now, the city is checking to see if this new revelation has violated any policies. >> the truth here is she is a white woman is exercising extraordinary privilege to try on blackness, some people say to try on everything but the burden to decide how and when she wants to be the thing she can always walk away from. >> reporter: cnn tried to reach her for comment. the naacp is standing behind her saying "we encourage americans of all stripes to become members and serve as leadersen our organization." >> and it is worth point outing that you don't have to be black to be a leader with the naacp and you didn't have to be black to go to howard university. these are some

we're also joined by gerry mitchell, an esteemed investigative reporter from the jackson mississippilarion ledger. thank you for being here tonight. it's an honor to have you both here. >> thank you. >> ms. evers, i'll start with you, ma'am, if you don't mind. what do you make of this change going on in your state now where there's suddenly all this new information for changing the flag and getting rid of that confederate emblem? >> well, quite honestly, i was surprised that the leaders of mississippi made the statements that they did. the willingness to remove that flag. i think it goes on to say in a sense that change can happen at any time, at any place. i was surprised. i'm still surprised. but it really depends on what happens after that. and what is happening today. and i'm deeply afraid that we are still as a country mired in prejudice and racism and i think the incidents that have happened over the last few days point exactly to that. it's unnerving to have to think back and relive all of the pain and the suffering, not only of my family but of so many other families. not onl

the fastest increase is jackson, mississippi according to zillow. and new york, 52% of your average income is rent. i think it stops people from getting equity in anything, forget about investment. 73% of renters say that they made financial trade-offs. 40%, 25%. i know it's popular debate after your debate. many come down on the notion of owning a house because they got burnt. you are going to go from renting to owning. >> if you put pencil to paper on the cost of owning a home with what is involved, you have to compare it. during last four or five years who is more beneficial to rent because housing prices were going down and the cost to keep them up was going up. so not this point you are saying that you are right, housing is not an investment but a place to live. when i hear people talking about this, i see where is the investment? you have the cost and a mortgage. >> how is this an investment? >> you know, even if we could get a small piece of the money back in time for my kids to start a business. it doesn't matter. >> it doesn't matter, i'm g

authorities are telling fox 29 that barnes has three warrants out for his arrest in jackson mississippir shoplifting. he also owes more than $3,000 in fines. some for traffic violations. because of his new found game barnes expected to turn himself in to police soon. >>> several bars down the shore being sued tonight including flip-flops beach bar and grill in north wildwood. all over music. broadcast music incorporated or bmi licenses all kinds of wildly popular artists and accusing the bars and restaurants are playing songs without its per mig. some of those songs you know them billy jean, every breath you take and bad romance. >>> all right. let's get back to your radar. i know it's hot out l it will stay hot for the next due few days scott. >> your type of weather iain. hazy hot and humid triple hs again for your friday likely into saturday as well. pretty quiet for most of us right now ultimate doppler. however, some weakening thunderstorms well to the north and west toward the lehigh valley as well as the pocono mountains. we'll kind of zoom in and you can see what's happening whe

jackson, mississippi, renlt prices are up almost 25% this past year. portland, maine, comes in at 17%. their rents might be rising but it's still nowhere near ours when it comes to overall price. >>> continuing coverage now on the fight over the confederate flag. the push to ban that symbol of the old south from the capital of south carolina to silicon valley today. we begin with nbc bay area's business and tech reporter scott budman who's live outside ebay headquarters. that's one of the companies that says it's on board with banning that flag. >> reporter: you're philly right. ebay along with other retailers saying it will no longer sell the confederate flag on its website. the company says the flag violates its business policies. the web has also spoken and the confederate flag will soon be gone from online retailers ebay and amazon.com. san jose-based ebay released a statement saying quote, we have decided to prohibit confederate flags and many items containing this image because we believe it has become a contemporary symbol of divisiveness and ra

. >> so interested in black culture that dolezal left montana to go to college in jackson, mississippi earning a master's degree from howard university a historically black institution in 2002. throughout her career she's fought for racial equality. here he is with baltimore prosecutor meryl ine eror marilyn mosby. she was also appointed to oversee equality on the police department. on her application, she indicated that she is white, black and native american. now the city is checking to see if this new revelation has violated any policies. >> the truth here is that she is a white woman, is exercising extraordinary privilege to try on blackness, to try on everything but the burden and decide when and how she wants to be this thing that she can always walk away from. >> reporter: cnn tried unsuccessfully to reach her for comment. as for the naacp the organization is standing behind dolezal saying we encourage americans of all stripes to become members and serve as leaders in our organization. dolezal is expected to speak at the spokane naacp meeting monday night. stephanie elam spokane

, but parents say she immersed herself in the black community when she attended college in jackson, mississippi black children. >> rachel has always been interested in ethnicity, diversity and we had many friends of different ethnicities when she was browing up. it doesn't top with the four adopted children of color. it was probably that attitude her passion. >> reporter: rachel even received a full scholar to the historically black university. >> eyes were popping and jaws were dropping when she walked in for finalize her registration in person. >> but the dolezals became estrained in their daughter when she began to assume a new black identify. rachel married an african-american man, who posted a video about their love. later, rachel would post facebook pictures of one of her adopted brothers as her own son, referred to her natural curls, and identified herself as part black. at professor of africana studies as eastern washington university rachel was clear. >> i would definitely say, yes, i do consider myself to be black. >> but it was the questionable death threats and reported hate crimes

"state representative earl banks is a democrat and he joins us from jackson, mississippi. with the speaker, don't you? >> of course i agree with the speaker, he's absolutely correct. we can not let a flag from the past define who we are in mississippi today or in the future. >> but what are your chances with the kind of -- granted 14 years ago in 2001, 64% margin of those in your state who said "leave it the way it is." what are the chance there is's been this much of a groundswell 15 years later? >> well, that was 14 years ago. you have a whole new generation of young people coming in and i believe the margin to keep the flag lowered is much more than it was. our speaker has made a statement, i applaud him as a republican speaker of the house to do that and i want to call on our governor to do the same, i want to call on our lieutenant governor to do the same to say it's time for the flag to change. this is an election year in mississippi. we need to tell the voters this is where we stand and this is where we stand on the flag. even the rnc has made a comment on it, it's t

but her parents say she immersed herself in the black community when she attended college in jackson, mississippiopted four black children. >> rachel has always been interested in ethnicity and diversity, and we had many friends of different ethnicities when she was growing up. so it didn't start with the four adopted children of color. it was probably that added to her passion. >> reporter: rachel even received a full scholarship to the historically black college howard university which never inquired about her ethnicity on her application. >> eyes were popping and jaws were dropping when she walked in to finalize her registration in person. >> reporter: but they say they became estranged from their daughter when she began to assume a new black identity. rachel married an african-american man, kevin, with whom she had a son, who posted a video about their love. ♪ i want to kiss you for the rest of my life ♪ >> reporter: rachel would post facebook pictures of one of her adopted brothers as her own son, identified herself a job application as part black. as professor of africana studies at eastern

authorities telling fox 29 that barnes has three warrants out for his arrest in jackson mississippi. he also owes more than $3,000 in fines. some for traffic violations and because of his new found fame barnes is expected to turn himself in to police later today today. >>> elementary school in california is trying something new to keep students attention in class. they're using standing desks. making their way as many offices across the country one class began using them this year after a donation from parents. teachers say it's keeping students sharp and on their feet and students seem to like their new desks as well. >> i can concentrate much better and i don't talk as much. i don't know why. it just seems to happen. >> when you're sitting suddenly your brain shuts down and then you start getting sleepy. but when you're standing, you're actively moving so you stay awake. >> wow. well said. >> kids don't have to stand all day long. they can grab a stool to sit if they want but most students are happy to stand and the principal now hopes to have every class using standing desks by th

>> reporter: so interested in black culture that dolezal left montana to go to college in jackson, mississippire earning a masters degree from howard university, a historically black institution, in 2002. throughout her career, she's fought for racial equality. here she is with baltimore prosecutor marylin mosby. >> we're going to carry on the meeting. >> reporter: dolezal was also appointed to oversee equality in the police department. on her application, however, she indicated that she is white, black and native american. now the city is checking to see if this new revelation has violated any policies. >> the truth here is that she is a white woman, is exercising extraordinary privilege to try on blackness, and some people say to try on everything but the burden, tuned decide when and how she wants to be this thing that she can always walk away from. >> reporter: cnn tried unsuccessfully to reach dolezal for comment. as for the naacp, they are standing behind dolezal, saying "we encourage americans of all stripes to become members and serve as leaders in our organization." it's worth pointin

we eventually landed in jackson, mississippi and chartered a single engine plane we were kind of heavyne up in the air like that in the pilot said well, we cannot take off like that. we switched seats. and he moved forward with my amplifier and the plane settled down and we took off and landed on a small runway in montgomery and had to go through alabama national guard to get to the stage. the soccer field of the seminary. the stage had a little curtain around it. i looked it up to see if i could plug my camp in and saw the stage was built on coffins that were supplied by the black mortuaries in montgomery. it was pretty chilling. to see that. amy: nina simone was due -- deeply affected by dr. king's death. >> she was. she espoused probably a slightly different political doctrine then he, yet -- when you listen to her song "the king of love is dead" you can see how much your broker. her colleagues said, when white america killed dr. king, they killed the best chance for peace. and for healing. after the massacre in charleston and what is happening, perhaps that was true. juan: in the 7

jackson, mississippi, around is 30,000 people -- 130,000 people, already nearly 20 murder this is yeari told all of my listeners today, lock and load america. david: bill, is it too late? is the genie out of the bottle? >> no, i don't think it is getting too late. people are getting signal in new york city. mayor accepted limits on stop and frisk. the message is going out to the bad guys, you can carry your gun down the street and you will get away with it. david: this mayor is pretty much of a sandinista. he was a sandinista supporter. happening in cities where the mayors are not so far to the left. >> but most cities they are. most large cities are run by progressive for at least five decades. the reason de blasio was elected on stop and frisk, because i think it has to be done a smart way. my son is 18. running and other day put on a hood. if someone were to stop and frisk him i would be upset. he is not a criminal. if every black 18-year-old is criminal first, human being second, then, everyone is going to be against it in these large cities. we'll continue to elect the de blasios.