that it was the kkk in birmingham that the birmingham police pulled back from and allowed the kkk 15 or 20 minutes to kick the tar out of these completely defenseless, nonviolent freedom riders. so birmingham had a violent civil rights history. it was very, very powerful. they expected they were going to get a confrontation and they didn't. but given even so, in birmingham, there was a black community. there was a more middle class black community that was trying to exist without making waves. and they figured if they made a few amount of waves, some stuff would come their way. and it really did. often. and so martin luther king spent a lot of time when he was in birmingham trying to explain why he was engaging in these demonstrations to black folks who didn't want him there. because he was making their lives more difficult. he was making waves not only for white people, but in some ways, he was making even more waves for black people and stirring them up. and it got hard to find enough people to go to jail. can you imagine? being in a place like birmingham in 1963 and going to jail?

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a professional umpiring school after some of its employees showed up to a bowling party dressed as kkk members. the founder of the school told a local news station it was just a bad joke. >>> well it was a big night for the dogs but there is only one left standing. the shaggy guy that took home the top honor at last night's westminister dog show. >>> and also, how authorities believe a valentine's day kiss left thousands of people without power in california. . >>> he may be small but he is the top dog tonight. the 11-pound dog was named best in show last night at the 136th yearly westminister dog show. over 2,000 participated from 185 different breeds in the show, and that's not even including all the dogs who competed to get to the show. >>> february being the month for love, quite a few weddings celebrate add round the area and this one gives a new meaning to the term puppy love. yesterday baltimore county humane society we witnessed the wedding of two of the dogs being sheltered there. it's called a celebration of hope and friendship for animals. >> he has been here three years and

customer left two cards on the restaurant's counter reading you have been paid a friendly visit by the kkk, should we pay you a real visit? the owner was shocked. >> they have a right to feel how they want to. we have no right to take that but just keep it to themselves. >> i have been a big supporter of racial integration and i can't understand anybody in this day and age that would do that sort of thing. >> local police are investigating the incident. >>> a graduate at texas a and m is running for student body president and despite the fact he is -- a united states citizen he has a lot of support. jose luis came here illegally in the 7th grade. he said back then his home was a bridge and he used to sleep under newspapers. he still hopes to be a united states citizen one day but right now said he won't try because it would mean he has to leave the country first. school officials say they are about two hundred undocumented students at the university. >>> it only happens once every four years and no we aren't talking about a president alley election, we are talking about leap day and for th

reporter: her neighbor's garage door is painted over now, but the kkk had been spray painted here. >> i decent know why it happened, what happened and who would -- don't know why it happened, what happened and who would have done something like. this. reporter: none of his neighbors in the old gold cup community can ever remember something like this happening. those not directly affected feel the pain of those who were. >> when i moved in here, they came over and welcomed me in the neighborhood. they checked and see if you're okay, if you need anything. so it's a very warm friendly neighborhood and to have something like that happen, it's devastating. reporter: while police search for who is responsible this is a neighborhood on alert. >> since we're all looking out for each other and leaving our lights on, i don't know if they would come back to this neighborhood. i really just want to take precautions. reporter: the neighbors tell us police are stepping up patrols in the area, passing out flyers and canvassing the neighborhood looking for clues but so far have no suspects or leads.

the group is said to be with a kkk leader. >> what did i see? people getting tackled. i don't know what the guy in front of me got tackled for. >> reporter: some were hit by containers filled with paint. >> i don't know who threw what. i wasn't aware of that. i didn't see it. i know something was thrown and the officers reacted violently. >> reporter: police eventually cleared the street as the protesters made their escape. at least two occupy protesters were arrested and a teen detained. occupy protesters say they were trying to take a stand against racism. >> it was like sharp so the skinheads against racism it was punks, it was anarchists and members of occupy oakland and object my sacramento. >> reporter: occupy sacramento put out this news advisory today saying it had nothing to do with today's protest and doesn't condone violence. we talked to some people today who said they were with occupy sacramento as well as occupy oakland. live in sacramento, ken wayne. >> there is fresh snow in the sierra because of a snow that rolled in today. take a look. this is what it

he should get medal from the kkk. >> bob: what he said that republicans don't care about black peoplee shouldn't have said it. however, people who introduced the bill in house and senate consistently voted against the programs that aid the kids. he never should have said what he said in the end but the fact is, he's right. places they don't live. they're not residents of district of columbia. the constitution says the congress can pass laws over the district of columbia, but they should leave it alone and take it to their home state if they want to. >> bob: they have -- >> dana: they have an obligation to govern district of columbia. not that they want to do it. they are the -- congress the government for the -- >> bob: not since home rule. >> dana: okay. >> bob: it's different. it used to be they govern and appointed the mayor. now we elect our own mayor in the district of columbia. want to thank the republicans for that. go ahead. >> andrea: this is such, this is disgusting. it's insulting. why are we even elevating someone like this who says something so terrible? to paint republic

the group is said to be with a kkk leader. >> what did i see? people getting tackled.uy in front of me got tackled for. >> reporter: some were hit by containers filled with paint. >> i don't know who threw what. i wasn't aware of that. i didn't see it. i know something was thrown and the officers reacted violently. >> reporter: police eventually cleared the street as the protesters made their escape. at least two occupy protesters were arrested and a teen detained. occupy protesters say they were trying to take a stand against racism. >> it was like sharp so the skinheads against racism it was punks, it was anarchists and members of occupy oakland and object my sacramento. >> reporter: occupy sacramento put out this news advisory today saying it had nothing to do with today's protest and doesn't condone violence. we talked to some people today who said they were with occupy sacramento as well as occupy oakland. live in sacramento, ken wayne. >> there is fresh snow in the sierra because of a snow that rolled in today. take a look. this is what it looked like along inter

kkk. drop it. >> some are harder than others. unlike adult prisons staff here must deal with impulsive teen behavior that can escalate without warning. >> six months of shooting inside of pendleton, we witnessed all of this and more. >> these youngsters here when they simply get angry and go from 0 to 60 in a second, they simply react and then they think about the consequences and how they're going to get out of it. >> lieutenant gary burke supervises the segregation unit at pendleton. when an inmate acts out in the general population, he's moved to seg for the safety of offenders and staff. most kids who come here are still a long way from rehabilitation and their defiance can cause added pressure for officers. >> the challenge is bring your "a" game when you come to work. bring your "a" game. >> brown, come on up. >> they look -- in lashing out and they suffer the consequences later but they never think about that until afterwards, of course. i have to tell them all of the time, this is fast. just sit on your hands, keep your m

movie billy holiday and remember the scene where the boss is going through the south and he saw the kkkir sheets and had a big cross burning? she was going crazy like what is this racism? and a kind of depressed her and put her down? well, they pushed her down the they didn't push what she saw in her mind, racism and bigotry. and then someone came to her and said. it will help you forget. that's the same thing that happened to all of those individuals that turned to drugs, because they want to forget who they were, because they were not what god intended for them to be. because someone had a fetish towards people of color. this is why john started taking note to the point i stood back and said hey, man, there is no firemen on the fire department. how did i know this? because i saw kids in my building whose house was not on fire but just had something on the stove, she went down to visit one of her friends and the smoke came. somebody told the fire alarm to get a went into the apartment come as soon as you walk in the kitchen to the right or the left before or five bedrooms in the back.

movie billy holiday and remember the scene where the boss is going through the south and he saw the kkkir sheets and had a big cross burning? she was going crazy like what is this racism? and a kind of depressed her and put her down? well, they pushed her down the they didn't push what she saw in her mind, racism and bigotry. and then someone came to her and said. it will help you forget. that's the same thing that happened to all of those individuals that turned to drugs, because they want to forget who they were, because they were not what god intended for them to be. because someone had a fetish towards people of color. this is why john started taking note to the point i stood back and said hey, man, there is no firemen on the fire department. how did i know this? because i saw kids in my building whose house was not on fire but just had something on the stove, she went down to visit one of her friends and the smoke came. somebody told the fire alarm to get a went into the apartment come as soon as you walk in the kitchen to the right or the left before or five bedrooms in the back.