but derek bell was the jeremiah wright of acdiesellia. he had crazy views. two months before this speech was given here, he gave a controversial speech in chicago where he said that america remains a racist country and the civil rights movement was down because white supremacy remains the system and we have to transform that system radically to get rid of racism. those views were well known at the time. this was at any time about a diversity, which is a noble and good cause. this is about radical racial ideology. when barack obama says open your hearts and open your minds to the words of professor derek bell and calls him an inspiration and talks about the scholarship, he's talking about very radical things, so radical that derek bell got into serious trouble when he wrote an essay, a fictional story, called space traders, positing that white pern americans would sell black americans to space aliens in order to pay the national debt and jews would let it happen -- >> caller: but wasn't that also in the form of, did you believe those were his views? that was

this is not jeremiah wright.ou are trying to make this. >> bill: i'm not trying to do anything, geraldo. i'm showing what you guy is. >> so much to concentrate on barack obama's record domestically to go off on the hug of a black professor in the context of law school -- >> bill: more to it than that i'm saying based on my research that professor bell, rip rest in peace is an anti--white guy because it all came back to the white man. >> he was definitely antiracism guy. >> bill: i don't think he was talking about black racism. it was always white racism oppressing black people in every way, shape, and form. >> this was also distinguished person for all of his wild theories he was the first nonwhite president -- he was the first black president of a nonblack law school. in other words, he was the dean of oregon law school. the first black man ever to be the dean of a nonblack law school. that's a big deal. >> bill: be that as it may, so then you have young barack obama, idealistic at harvard, i'm sure. is he suppo

this is not jeremiah wright.rying to make this. >> bill: i'm not trying to do anything, geraldo. i'm showing what you guy is. >> so much to concentrate on barack obama's record domestically to go off on the hug of a black professor in the context of law school -- >> bill: more to it than that i'm saying based on my research that professor bell, rip rest in peace is an anti--white guy because it all came back to the white man. >> he was definitely antiracism guy. >> bill: i don't think he was talking about black racism. it was always white racism oppressing black people in every way, shape, and form. >> this was also distinguished person for all of his wild theories he was the first nonwhite president -- he was the first black president of a nonblack law school. in other words, he was the dean of oregon law school. the first black man ever to be the dean of a nonblack law school. that's a big deal. >> bill: be that as it may, so then you have young barack obama, idealistic at harvard, i'm sure. is he supporting pr

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. >> jeremiah jackson called death row home for ten years, but he's just caught a major break. >> todaye to my door. he told me, jackson, call your lawyer. i just said a little prayer and i called my lawyer. he said, yeah, he is. he said congratulations. i'm off death row. i said praise the lord. my i.q. was in the range of 69 to 72. >> although he's no longer a condemned man and is now serving life without parole, the reality is jackson committed a violent crime. >> at the age of 19, a robbery occurred on april the 15, 1996, rob and murder. and a female victim got killed in the process. i wish i could change things, but i can't. >> as part of standard procedure, jackson is spending 90 days in ad-seg to ensure a smooth transition into general population. >> they got me in ad-seg now. you're like -- i really had the best night of sleep i've had in a long time. i feel that i did a crime, i'm paying my price for it. i do believe it. if my life, my story, can help somebody child by passing all this, i feel due to the lord, you know, made a point through me. >>> coming up on "lockup: extende

and derrick bell is the jeremiah wright of academia.ory called critical race theory which holds that the civil rights movement was a sham and that white supremacy is the order and it must be overthrown. >> that is a complete misreading. i'll stop you there for a second. then i'll let you continue. that is a complete misreading of critical race theory. that's an actual theory. you could google it and someone would give you a good definition. >> in what way is it a critical misreading? can you explain to me? explain to your readers what it is. >> i'm going to ask you to continue on. i'm just going to point out that that is inaccurate. tell me what the bombshell is. >> wait a minute. you've made a claim that my characterization of critical race theory is the opposite of martin luther king is. >> critical race theory looks into the intersection of race and politics and the law and as a legal academic who would study this and write about it he would advance the theory about what exactly happened when the law was examined in terms of racial p

that he sat in jeremiah wright's church for years and years and listened to him say anti-american thingsof course, just ended up not being true. and i think you really see a republican party that is desperate to find something. to find a smoking gun. i think they would be well advised to really follow haley barbour's advice and keep the main thing the main thing. and the main thing in this campaign is going to be the economy. you have seen from mitt romney a real focus on this. but i think with these videos you see some republicans at least preaching to the choir. but they haven't made many gains in terms of going out into the congregation and converting souls to their side. >> dana, they tried it in 2008 and from my recollection, they lost that election. it didn't work then. why will it work now? especially when you are coming up with phantoms. >> i think it's fun to have reverend wright back in a debate here four years later. it's -- i think it's important to point out this is sean hannity. he's made more out of less in the past. and i don't think the republican party and the candidate

we ironically just went by jeremiah o'brien, a lot of people know that ship and it looks like a toy next to this monster. it is going in to the oakland appear in just a minute and it will be docking and taking off and take 18 days to get back to asia with a full load of things that we export there. >> unbelievable. thank you. >> in just a couple of minutes we will see it pass right behind us. foster children growing up to be homeless teenagers >> it was scary because you don't know where you will live, you don't have family or anything like that >> coming up, giving struggling foster kids a sense of security and a place to call home >> wasting energy and money, the simple changes in your home that can save you nearly $700. >> you cannot escape getting older but you can age with style. the three things you can do every day to help you age gracefully. >> foster children who then become adults often find themselves on the streets with no place to call home >> kristen ayers shows us what is being done to the help save them from a dangerous and often deadly future >> it was no place for a bri

in jeremiah 28, it came to pass the first year in the beginning of the reign of zedekiah -- the point this there is a chronological link. it rained a 11 years and his 11th year had to have coincided with the seventh year. the chronology was messed up for persia. immediately after the exile, he started the 70 weeks prophecy to the coming of jesus christ. it gives the precise year the lord jesus christ would be killed. [tone] jesus christ said the son of man will go as it is written of him. the sabbath year was not the year he was killed. it would have been the 407 -- it is quite incredible that i say i would say 700 years before his death that he would be cut out of the land of the living for the transgression of my people. yet the angel gabriel told us the precise year when he would be cut off. [tone] president chiu: next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. we represent the owner of a category one significant 1908 building in which the gold dust lounges located. i understand a proposal has been made and i want to say a few things briefly and make sure you have a copy of our lette

over on our wusa9 facebook page jeremiah charles seems to think anybody who likes the olive garden deserves whatever they get. i'd rather go to an indie diner or an italian restaurant. these corporate places are ruining the restaurant industry and its country. these mcrestaurants with 25 cents worth of pasta in a bowl with some sauce in a balance from some central corporate kitchen and charge you out the nose for the privilege, but feel free to support the homogenization. but another says chain restaurants are all they have as options. my parents live in sumter, south carolina, and the red lobster is considered fine dining. there's not even a starbucks in the town. like we said yesterday what's wrong with people liking whatever they like? it does seem like the web has become the de facto safety valve for blowing off steam saying all the things they're too polite to say to look you in the eye while they're saying it. the address is mailbag at wusa9.com. that's it for our report. i'll be back here at 11:00 with anita brikman. don't forget log on any time you like at www.wusa9.com. enjoy this

derrick bell was the jeremiah wright of academia. >> jon: oh! it wasn't a hug at all. it was a terrorist chest bump. and while not everybody did consider derrick bell a radical, most did consider him the first tenured black professor at harvard la's history. the point is he did have trefertional vah points and barack obama was actively supporting him, not necessarily on his controversial viewpoints but on tape. and it looked like their nipples touched. (laughter) >> jon: which brings to us our tape. who is sean hannity? because as he has shown us in the facebook era, you are who you like. whether that person be an admitted perjurer. >> back with colonel olver north. >> jon: a convicted watergate burglary. >> g gordon you must have had a rough time with those guards in prison. >> jon: or whether it be a man what stomped another man to death in cleveland. >> don king, how are you. >> jon: only in america. or whatever this is. >> you don't get the obama he's a piece of [bleep]-- let's hear it. you-- . >> that was friend of freak guest on the program ted nudge ent expressi

. >> the lord said to the prophet jeremiah, woe to him who builds his palace by unrighteousness, making his country work for nothing, not paying them for their labor. lord, our history as a nation is marked by many greatnesses. our experiment as a democratic republic has been an inspiration to millions and a guarantee of freedoms and opportunities for generations of americans. but we dare not forget our treatment of the ancestors of so many americans today, our sins. today we offer a small acknowledgment of those sins by honoring the strength, fortitude and courage of african-americans who lived out their lives in bondage and who, in a monumental irony, helped to construct one of the greatest icons of human freedom in the history of the world. may their descendents take justified pride in the magnitude of their labors, and may all americans acknowledge the greatness of human spirit possessed by those slave laborers. may we all be challenged to freely give so completely of ourselves so that others might live in freedom. a freedom never experienced by those men and women we honor today. b

. >> there's one scripture that comes to mind that jeremiah says before you were formed in the belly of your mother's womb, i knew you and had a plan for you. >> are you saying god is the dealer, god is dealing those cards? >> i think he is a just dealer -- yes, no? >> the problem is we're living in a simple world. if you're going to argue what does god do in the scheme of things or eternity, yes, he is fair. in a world where people are not nearly what god wants, we're going to experience inequities and suffer the consequences of other people's sins, but god is not the one that sun fair. >> a baby addicted to crack cocaine, was that god dealing. >> card? >> i think it was. >> i disagree. >> tell us. >> i don't think god would make somebody pick up a crack pipe and be impregnated with a child. that's ridiculous to think that. >> we have free will, and my free will is what allowed me to pick up the crack pipe. >> but i'm the baby. i didn't have free will in that matter. >> god dealt you that card. >> that is a as a result of that mother. await a second! >> can you help them for a while

jeremiah weeks also had a hit. the merriers 9-2. >>> the giants taking the league in scottsdale. tim lincecum, gave up one run and two innings and had two strike-outs. crawford the opening day shortstop, off to a good start. a two-run single. three for four with a solo homer. the diamondbacks beat the giants 9-6. >>> college hoops. after slipping up last sunday in colorado, it looks like cal had blown its chance at a pac- 12 title. all washington needed to do was beat ucla. hallen and the bruins were the subject of a controversial article in sports illustrated this week. none of that mattered today. lieu zern jones gives the bruins a two point lead with two minutes left. final chance for the huskies. but darnell gant misses the three. ucla comes up with the loose ball. they hold washington to just 22 points in the second half and win 75-69. >>> so with a win tomorrow, at stanford, cal can clinch a share of the pac-12 title. because they own the tie- breaker, the bears are the number one seed for next week's confere

my name is jeremiah kalendae, and i have the great honor of serving this liberal incubator of progressive social change. we've been here for 162 years, causing all sorts of problems. so it's appropriate that we're meeting in this location, in this fabulous city, as the 1960s, the spirit of the 1960s, is coming alive again in our coalition, in the occupy movement, and in the voices for justice and equality that are now gaining mainstream attention for the first time in a long time. it's written in the scriptures that a time will come when young people will have visions and when old people will dream dreams. and that time has unprecedenteds as a global community. we see that violence runs ram pant and is no longer a sustainable or ethical way to relate to each other in the global community. we see that our precious mother earth is threatened. that ecological systems that our brothers and sisters in the plant and animal kingdom are threatened. we see that women all over this world are being denied their rights. we see that the gap between the rich and the poor has only expanded. and we're be

fags instead he said he hated figs and he said it four times bigger example from a passage from jeremiah twenty nine seventeen behold i will sort upon them the sword the pheromone of the presidents and will make them like bile figs that cannot be eaten they are so evil so really westboro baptist church should be scared straight by the evil figs and up by gates for more information and westboro hatred of figs go to god hates figs dot org. coming up after the break modern history will teach you that war is an inevitable part of american culture of human culture after all we've been involved in dozens of wars and conflicts over the last century and for millennia it was modern history the exception and not the rule could it be that the true nature of humans is to be he's . the will of the. sun it's technology innovations it's called the least of elements from around russia we've got the future coverage. wealthy british style sun. rising. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune

the 18-year-old pulled out a gun and shot the teacher, identify as jeremiah small. student then turned the gun on himself. at this point, police have no motive. >>> let's go to tara. something has happened in san jose. what's going on? >> well, it looks like crews were able to clear everything fairly quickly. it looks like -- we pan to the side. you can see there's a little bit of may hem, still working on clearing that portion of the accident. this was southbound 680, south of south jackson street. so right before you get on 101, the congestion noticeable. they are doing a pretty good job clearing the scene although it's causing some delays. we can show you where this is. if we kind of pan up here and zoom in on the oakland area, we do have an accident here 580 westbound at 24 eastbound. a two-car crash injury accident. we'll also keep an eye on this for you. we have a look at the macarthur maze. look at that packup now. this is of the split, you know, where everything goes off in the bay bridge toll plaza. these are folks trying to get on 880. backup extending and

we get to the general campaign season we won't we will remember now in my view was never target jeremiah wright after the first i became around me nobody wanted to for the obama campaign to keep us alive you know these social issues alive but i i don't think the rush limbaugh thing to take you where they have every right should keep it alive and it should be kept alive this is the kingmaker of the republican party this is a man who took credit for electing george w. bush george h.w. bush in one thousand eighty eight and in one thousand nine hundred four republicans took congress he was made an honorary member of congress by the republican freshman class he has every right to be kept alive on this and the examples that people have given for his attacks on sandra fluke are the type of the iceberg i went back in the archives and i found hundreds of examples of him saying sexist things about not only hillary clinton but michelle obama even lisa murkowski said he must she must go to the same boat talks doctor of it nancy. if he goes through or at least they're sharing needles this is a man wh

. >> greg you know he made headlines for defending jeremiah wright and during the presidential campaign he said of hillary clinton, quote, i really believe she just thought this is mine, i'm bill's wife and this is mine. then i am barack obama and she said, i am white, i am entitled and there is a black man is stealing my show. >> i feel that way when sherrod is on "red eye." >> yes, he has a problem with priorities. >> sherrod, you said there is nothing more christian than handguns and christians and the first thing they do is fire them off. >> in new york city? >> yes. >> every new year's eve we are shooting up the top of the roof. >> i need to go to church more often and meeting these people. >> i like the phrase more often. >> more often than you do. >> more mofn than never. >> christians love guns and you know that. i >>- q. i am jewish and i love guns. >> santorum says porn is bad for you and puerto ricans need to speak english. you said santorum was right regarding english and you pointed out the problems in quebec. 24r* are examples where it does work like switzerland and belgiu

had politically motivated illegal gold and they'd found that one person he'd be more famous than jeremiah wright right now and that's why with. it's been a surprise voting in chicago and louisiana by and large it's precisely the show me the name it's precisely because you can't know for sure but you should go up there and make sure so therefore we should not five million people off the voting rolls people who are largely students people who are old enough that they get a little at a driver's license it's not like you get actions tomorrow they actually there were elections yesterday and really and oddly enough down in mississippi where they got a new voter id law they decided not to put in a place yet we're going to we're going to suspend it for the republican primary because we don't think voter i voted for was going to happen but when the general election comes along and all those urban people who don't own cars are big cities that have an argument about id if it takes you seven half months and you look at a photo i.d. maybe you're too dumb to vote so you are in favor of. voter i.d.'s pe

. >> because, let's not forget he was trained by almost louis farrakhan, jeremiah wright and you haveent with derek bell. >> it took him forever to condemn reverend wright. >> i'm sure that is faculty of berkeley is wondering what the controversy is all about. i don't know how they let something like this happen. we're all for free speech but more condemnation for such anti-semitism that is taking place. that is part of course. >> sean: professor bell, law student obama, hug and praise praise farrakhan. why so many, wright, ayers, olinski, why so many? >> first, i don't like some of the comments that that the minister made but they are taken out of context related to jobs and education for the african-americans. >> sean: he said good things but he said anti-at the mid i can things. >> i don't like some o t

you brought up the story of jeremiah wright, when you first brought it up, when you brought all thoseeople up and the way he has governed and now professor bell. what are we to conclude? >> well, part of the problem we have here is in the aggregate there is more and more of this incremental acceptance of radical thought. there are certain things that are just not acceptable. racism, anti-semitism, being anti-american or anti-white. it's not acceptable. the media is playing off this new video it's no big deal but it is a big deal. you can't keep black americans in this perception that it's still 1955. you can't tell them that they are never going to get anywhere. racism will be here. they will never be equal and not fall under scrutiny. if you are candidate for president or in this case the president of the united states, you can't embrace people like that and impact people to take notice. >> sean: what does it say about the president and aggregate. this is about vetting obama. the media asked one question about a years in the entire election? >> the media, the establishment press as i

depaul led 46-30 and laid in the second half jeremiah.eagueweek is brian lecter. if he didn't have the first base job his performance tipped it in. >> he deserved chance, the numbers he has put off the sides to rizzo obviously we didn't have that incumbent coming in or anybody making a $15 million in front of them or anything like that and what he did in winter ball is just as impressive as anything. >> so at age 29 after a monster year in iowa when harris time has come. the cubs also added insurance with a trade for anthony rizzo, and epstein holier favorite who hit 331 with 26 homers and aaa at age 22 or so is the sixth year pro who thinks he is ready. >> i am never going back to the minors. >> first base has been brian harris job since last november but if he falters or early in the regular season anthony rizzo is only a phone call away. >> in the meantime the white sox opener monday against the dodgers. tiger woods so popular with nine shots back in the honda classics. he will hold this one and does the old peewee herman shuffle. if h