i'm a kkk vip.ut first, let me talk to the locals and see if they know that the ku klux klan is still in the hood. >> it's a good place to live, good place to raise kids. it's about as close to modern mayberry as you can get. >> modern mayberry. would you recommend a black guy like myself buy a house around here? >> sure. sure. you'd fit right in, i'm sure. >> right in? >> yeah. >> we have heard there's still like a klan presence, like a kkk presence. has that happened here? >> years ago dawson did have kind of a bad reputation. small town. it's just totally just disappeared. >> okay. >> now -- >> it's been over for years. >> do you see black people around here ever? >> whenever i was growing up there wasn't really a lot because the kkk's like headquarters are just right down the road. i see them around town when i worked at dairy queen down there. >> it's funny because you're the youngest person we've talked to and we talked to some older people in town and somebody said the klan hasn't been here f

a kkk recruiting flyer. >> all the way down our street was littered with these packets with the kkk flyers inside of them. >> reporter: wreck believes it was tossed onto his property sometime overnight. he's not su the number on the flyer has an indiana area code. wreck wanted too find out who was behind the flyer. >> the white knights of the ku klux klan is now accepting membership in the united states of america. >> reporter: it tells callers how to donate and join the organization. >> time now is getting short. going on. white pride, worldwide. >> reporter: it's not clear what or why this kkk chapter, based out of indiana is doing in north carolina. but it's something wreck says is not welcome in his neighborhood. >> racial diversity from both sides, i think we're in a tough spot. and i'm sure that there's frustration everywhere. i don't think this is personally the way to go about it. >> reporter: in johnston county, cbs, north carolina. >> we were also contacted say they received that same kkk flyer overnight. they say they have called the sheriff's office. >>> fortunately, no one was

the kkk has endorsed donald trump in this. you have the grand wizard of the kkk looks at donald trump and sees a sympatico character. >> who is the grand wizard? bring me up to date on this. i don't know anything about the kkk these days. who is the grand wizard today? >> i'm happy not to know his name. i know that he's been cited in news reports, as have many of the leading racist antisemetic figures. >> we will check that out. the fact you say the grand -- whatever the hell he's called is now called for donald trump to be the president. i didn't know that. i'm not sure that's true. let me turn to joan walsh. your view about this escalation and this imagery of racial hatred. >> look, chris, it's powerful imagery but i don't think we can equate what hillary clinton is doing with what donald trump has done. i mean, yes, the symbolism of the hood is kind of shocking but these people are. she's not making up their words. these are the people who are supporting him. they are not the only people supporting him and we are certainly

then you have the robo call from kkk member david duke.t you to listen to this and talk about how the campaign is going. listen to this. >> i want massive immigration to stop now. it is happening. it is time to stand up and vote for donald trump for president and vote for me, david duke, for u.s. senate. >> the trump campaign condemning the support from the kkk. you have the tweet coming out showing hillary clinton in black face. is there a point where voters take a look at this going back and forth and say i had enough. i'm tuning out? >> there is a risk of that. i talked to clinton campaign staffers last week a lot. they made the decision to confront donald trump on the race issue knowing there was a risk of just this happening. it would just become a race to the bottom. both sides call each other racists and voters would not know what to do with it or how to separate it out. there is no real equal here. one making these remarks for about a year. donald trump. the clinton campaign taking those remarks and putting them in ads and speeches

he also refused funding from the kkk. eventually his refusal of support from the kkk ended up getting him an endorsement from the naacp. one has to understand that during that particular time, the naacp had been banned in the state of alabama. and his opponent, john patterson, was the one who was responsible for taking that case to court and banning the naacp. so here you have a guy, john patterson, who fought against the naacp, actually working in the state of alabama, versus george wallace who spoke out against the kkk and who refused to receive funding from the kkk. of course we all know that george wallace lost that election by a landslide. over 60,000 votes separated him and patterson. this was the turning point in his career. as one of my panelists previously stated, it was in this election afterwards that george wallace stated that he would not be out in work again. so during the course of that year after he lost the election, he developed a strategy to use race and segregation to his -- to his -- to his advantage.

. >> clinton launching a new ad tying trump to the kkk. >> voting against donald trump is treason to your heritage. >> just how low can they go? >>> ominous threats as a powerful storm system looms in the atlantic. will it gain strength or weaken as it heads toward florida? tens of millions in its path. keeping a close eye on what it will do next. >>> murder mystery. two nuns who dedicated their lives to helping others killed in their own home. no known suspects. no known motive. this morning the latest on the investigation. >>> and facing charges.

you push the kkk. we get back to -- i would love to have the immigration conversation or the gun control conversation. but this is what people are following and we're discussing. can we make that pivot back to the issues, the policies? >> we have to. he has campaigned on division and name calling and the immigration plan and so many days after the election, this should be about the issues, it's what people on main street want to hear about. they don't want to hear about name calling. i think clinton is right to punch back is obvious. he's been from the very get-go, not only get the primary opponents but certainly against her. we should have a conversation about immigration. i would love to know what donald trump wants to do about immigration which is to build a wall. which, by the way, 60% of americans don't want that to happen. >> we're going to talk about that later in the show. but jeffrey, it's difficult for some voters to get to the policy proposals from donald trump because they hear rhetoric whi

is it the kkk? is it citizens council, who are these people? >> i'm not well enough informed of the shadowy networks behind them to know whether these are individual actors or whether they are part of organized groups. i do know they are motivated to action through organized websites, daily stormer and others out there that are leaders of the hate group. but to be honest, they are also actively used and supported by breitbart, which is part of the awful thing ds-- >> michael, let me go to you on this because this is actual politics. should trump differentiate himself from these groups? he already brought in the breitbart guy, bannon. he already has a guy from what might be called the alt-right. >> absolutely. i think even with bannon on his team, trump has to draw a very clear, bright, i mean thick bright line between his campaign

the bottom line is that donald trump has disavowed many times the kkk. we have heard in this last speech we're going to end hatred in this country. let's move on and talk about the issues. every time we allow a presidential candidate to talk about these traumatic issues of clansman, we spend less time talking about the issues that can affect the community, strengthen our communities and families. let's focus on what really happened. >> anything else out of that meeting that we ought to know? >> i think wrour going to see a candidate who is finding his voice. you're going to see donald trump giving more speeches to more diverse crowds. so stay tuned. >> like where? and when? >> we'll send you an invite. >>> we are waiting for that speech from hillary clinton. if you've heard of the alternative right movement, that's what she's going to be talking about this african-american. and again, the definition of although right varies. we'll try define it. it's an ideology on the far right that brings white nationalism to the forefront. clinton gave a preview of he

it shows kkk leaders supporting donald trump and quotes a grand wizard saying the reason that -- giving the reasons they're supporting donald trump. it quotes david duke, it goes on, it is clear that this is part of the effort today to present the donald trump campaign as being supported by white supremacists and neonazis. the trump campaign responded with the following statement, quote: hillary clinton and her campaign went to a disgusting new low today as they released a video tieing the trump campaign with horrific racial images. this is resoluting and completely beyond the pale. it's important to point out when we arrived here today there was a banner hanging out front by other trump supporter saying trump that b word and that is becoming more and more common at trump rallies to have t-shirts, that describe hillary has the b word and there's no effort by the trump campaign to distance themselves from that kind of language. understand we now have the video that the clinton campaign released just moments ago, showing those kkk, klu klux klan leaders supporting donald trump. you're see

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kkk values david duke values donald trump values are not american values. >> jim: tim cane pouncing on trump on the issue of race. >> mario: pushing hard to win votes and donald holding strong with hispanic voters. >> jim: he is still in town his plane on the tarmac at the airport. this is a live look. news three reports on what trump has been up to in las vegas. in trump las vegas the nominee. around the table hispanic civic lead ands business owners. trumped his campaign is doing well with hispanics. we have been doing amazing far greater than anyone understands. and jobs coming in -- >> reporter: trump's visit as his campaign management and boost pole numbers. trump arrived shortly after in the morning. the culinary trump knows it is not going anywhere. >> when they -- yes, i want my union and the contract. that is the head of the union summing things up. last december trump workers joined the culinary the resort has not come to the table. relation's board turned down trump's appeal thaf vote. in the the resort she works as a housekeeper. >> tell to mr. trump we are ready for negoti

kkk values, david duke values, donald trump values, are not american values.hey're not our values. >> in that part republicans say was out of bounds because tim kaine went kk values, david duke values. donald trump says there are commas in there. republicans say that's over the top and that back when hillary clinton was in the senator one of her mentors was bobby bird who was a member of the kkk in his youth. he later apologized and said it was a mistake. somebody will have to wake up and be the president-elect and say i have a mandate to do this. our central campaign last week was she is a bigot, you are a racist. >> we've heard her say a lot of things about donald trump. a lot of speeches. that was different. it wasn't about saying he is not qualified because of his business bankruptcies. this is different. i think that she was -- i was struck most by the republicans she was try to go reach out to in that speech. she, in one speech, defended ted cruz, paul ryan, george w. bush, bob dole, john mccain, saying that they have all thrown out racism, they all have

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connecting trump to the kkk charging him with being slow to disavow the support of former kkk leader in a tweet, trump responded she should be ashamed of herself. he rejected the support of racist voters. >> do you want white supremacists to vote for you? >> not at all. this is not about hate. this is about love. we love our country. we want our country to come back. we want our country to be strong. >>> a federal judge delivered a deadline with the e-mails to be delivered from the fbi. they should be handed over by september 13th. >>> time for an early start on your money. the world hanging on every word from one powerful woman. janet yellen. she speaks in jackson hole, wyoming. look for hints of the timing of the next interest rate hike. stocks fell. the health care sector lost 1% yesterday. thanks to epi-pen maker mylan who is under fire for raising the price of the life-saving drug more than 400% since 2009. and the ex-pharmaceutical ceo martin shkreli is now defending the price increase. he made headlines last year when his company raised the price of a drug 5,000% overnight. an

segregation, jim-crow lynching and the kkk. before a landmark democratic party policies after slavery then every segregation law without exception was passed by it democratic legislature side by it democratic governor there is no exception to the rule. the clown -- the kkk and for 30 years this served as a domestic terrorist arm of the party. to revive the klan in the midwest in the west. has for sterilization is did eugenics later progressivism became a metamorphosis of a new scheme. but the genius of progressive historiography is to take the crimes of the democratic party to blame them on the south or the republican party or america as san philadelphia. america is responsible for slavery and segregation. but america was the responsible if ameritech did those who would still be going on. so the americans did those things others stopped them. who did them? the democrats. but the storytelling to take the stuff that we did to believe that on america. that is like poisoning though well then showing up to be the water commissioner.

a swift response from the trump campaign denouncing the kkk leader. a later situation than last year when they came under fire for not disavowing him fast enough. >>> the last week of summer could be a washout for many of the northeast. a tropical depression is expected to become a tropical storm. bringing rough surf and strong thunderstorms. in the gulf, another depression is northern florida. that one is also expected to become a tropical storm later in the week. that one could make land fall between tallahassee and tampa on thursday. >>> the fbi is alerting states to keep a close eye on their voting systems after uncovering to russian hacking. they targeted voter registration in june and illinois last month. they say the system was shut down for a week to look at the hacking. no data was tampered with, but the illinois case is reportedly the first successful compromise of a state voter registration database. >>> a big scare in albuquerque. a flight to denver was evacuated after a package was spotted in the cabin. they taxied to a remote part of the

politico, trump declined to condemn kkk.but david duke. need i go on? these were the headlines when that surfaced about the kkk leader supporting donald trump. you have to look at the difference in media treatment for hillary clinton with this now kkk endorsement in that video that's surfaced of their support for her. >> those headlines show how unfair and unbalanced it is. if you're going to harass donald trump about david duke, then somebody obviously should ask hillary clinton who isn't holding any news conferences this year. david duke is much better known but that's no excuse. also with the web video that hillary clinton put up that got a lot of media attention using some other kkk person endorsing trump, it would be good if the media would point out there's at least one prominent member of the klan twho who is on hillary clinton's side. i think it's a game the media should just give up unless it's your surrogate or somebody you're appearing at a fund-raiser with like cher who was with hillary clinton and compared donal

senator byrd saying that he was her mentor, that he should be respected and he was a leader of the kkk. >> but let's talk about -- >> he actually voted against the civil right. >> let's talk about hillary clinton. >> let's talk about hillary clinton and the senate. hillary clinton who started six schools to support african-american and latino young men to go to college and improved their college going and career. >> she praised the kkk grand recruiter. >> one at a time. >> not only that, but she has worked with ministers across the state of new york on economic development and housing priorities for them. that is real. that is documented. she has engaged african-americans in every approximate policy area where they've been discriminated. >> we've got to take a break and we'll continue this conversation and after the break we'll have more of my interview with donald trump ahead and more on his thoughts on hillary clinton and her comments on him today. all of that, stay tuned. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my den

-- >> kkk is a step up. donald trump went to mississippi to call mrs. clinton a pigott. that word hadn't -- bigot. that word hadn't been used before. the problem for trump is he's opened himself up. he's vulnerable to this by his sort of hitting on -- attacks on illegal immigrants. the anti-semitic tweet. the language -- >> any candidate who's running this country for a long time. the -- >> i want to -- if donald trump has a path here with african-americans, why does hillary clinton today have 86% of the black vote to 2% for donald trump? >> a few months ago it was 0%, then 2 -- >> in the margin of error. >> 8% in some polls. >> i see a range. i think what you're seeing is hillary clinton is so desperate and afraid that donald trump is going to connect with the black community because he is speaking -- >> why do those numbers spark fear? 86% to 2%? >> is y -- why is she doing thi? >> i do want to ask managy to pipe in here. the trump campaign pushing, it's not just saying the word "bigot," but they've releas

and donald trump, he is taking a stand against a new hillary clinton ad tying him to the kkk. with nearly 1,000 supporters in attendance, trump talked about the accusation in new hampshire yesterday. he blasted clinton and what he called her criminal level of corruption. supporters told fox25 that she is the one who should be >> saying that the kkk is pored by trump is just being disingenuous and a tactic. >> stephanie: trump did not address his reconsideration of his tans on immigration. >>> a federal judge ordered clinton to turn over some e-mailed that the fbi investigated by september 13. the order is for e-mails specifically related to the attack on benghazi. is possible that no relevant information will be found. after a different judge called for a release of 15,000 of clinton's documents. three months until the election. stick can fox25 on the latest. get more on air and online at fox25boston.com. >>> it's a race against time to find survivors in italy after a deadly earthquake flattens three thymes towns. police in amatrice worked through the night to find the area ha

. >> reporter: a new video illustrates the kkk's support for clump. >> the reason a lot of klan members like trump is because a lot of what he believes, we believe in. >> reporter: about a dozen anti-clinton protesters protested what critics call pay to play arrangements between clinton's state department and the foundation. clinton rebutted stories last night that she gave access to foundation donors. >> i know there's a lot of smoke and there's no fire. this a.p. report, it excludes nearly 2,000 meetings i had with world leaders, plus countless other meetings with u.s. government officials when i was secretary of state. >> reporter: clinton would not take questions shouted to her about the foundation and her relationship to it. she did, however, push back on the conspiracy theories about her health, laughing in fact at national enquirer stories that donald trump likes to quote about her health. a new quinnipiac poll shows her with more than 50% of likely voters nation wide, and that she's leading ten points over donald trump in that new poll. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> what do you th

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she forgot how she said a kkk member was her mentor. think they're discussing late west virginia senator robert byrd. he said the association was the biggest mistake of his life. is this a fair point the sisters are raising? >> not at all. this is more tit for tat. robert byrd 80 years ago was a member of the kkk. he denounced it 40 years ago or 50 years ago. so this tit for tit policy, you can't equate both of them, because hillary clinton is not retweeting the messages of white supremacists. she's not embracing the alt-right. she doesn't have a ceo from breitbart. so the credibility when he calls her a bigot or says this tit for tat rings hollow. it's going to ring hollow until the donald trump talks to the african-american community and makes himself accountable for all of these flaws in how he deals with race and class issues. >> you discussed robert byrd being a member of the kkk several decades ago. this was a man who while serving with hillary clinton used the n-word on television in an interview in march of 2001 while they were

with the kkk?ause i have seen her kissing one of the former leaders of the kkk. >> you are talking about her picture with robert byrd? >> yes. >> okay. see, i come from a time known as jim crowe and i know what racism is and isn't. you can't legislate a person's heart. i am not looking to like donald trump. i'm looking at what he can do and the history of the republican party versus the democratic party. for the last eight years we have been put in dire straights because of the policies that have been put in place, such as obama care and other things, when we need jobs opposed to the things that are happening right now. >> clarence henderson, you are part of history in this country, going back to the sit-in movement. thanks for what you've gone. and thanks for taking the time today. >> you are quite welcome. you have a good day. >> take care. >>> next, it's an american medical crisis. a rash of overdoses and deaths in the midwest. we'll look inside the epidemic and what's behind it right after this

. >> reporter: a new video illustrates the kkk's support for clump. >> the reason a lot of klan members like trump is because a lot of what he believes, we believe in. >> reporter: about a dozen anti-clinton protesters protested what critics call pay to play arrangements between clinton's state department and the foundation. clinton rebutted stories last night that she gave access to foundation donors. >> i know there's a lot of smoke and there's no fire. this a.p. report, it excludes nearly 2,000 meetings i had with world leaders, plus countless other meetings with u.s. government officials when i was secretary of state. >> reporter: clinton would not take questions shouted to her about the foundation and her relationship to it. she did, however, push back on the conspiracy theories about her health, laughing in fact at national enquirer stories that donald trump likes to quote about her health. a new quinnipiac poll shows her with more than 50% of likely voters nation wide, and that she's leading ten points over donald trump in that new poll. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> what do you th

. >> trump also has the support of former kkk leader david duke. this, as a pastor, how do you reconcile that with his attempt to gain the support of african americans. you just say kkk and it gives people goose bumps. it is scary frankly. i think a lot of people see you as an african american man a pastor and are thinking what is he thinking? >> when you say support. support for me implies help. he's not receiving help. he doesn't have participation in his campaign from this david duke, whatever the guy's name is. however, we fail to neglect hillary clinton's past kkk connections. with bird. we fail to promote this guy -- has endorsed her as well. americans are americans. they are going to vote for who they want to vote for. they are going to be vocal for their support if they choose. when you say he has the support of the ku klux klan he doesn't have the support in the sense he's engaging their help. they are white supremacists and white nationalists but it sure took barack a bam a long time to disavow the black. >> -- people don't have to agree

his latest book, "the lynching" about the trial following the 1981 killing of michael donald by the kkk in mobile, alabama. >> michael is this teenager. he's trained to become a brick layer. he's the youngest of seven children. he's home with his mother in their house. his aunt wants to ask him to go out and buy a pack of cigarettes. goes out, this old buick pulls up behind him. james tiger knowles pulls out his pistol and orders him to the backseat of the car. he knows what's going to happen. black man in alabama, you know. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on cspan's q&a. ♪ >>> 100 years ago, president wilson signed the bill creating the national park service. today, we look back on the past century of these caretakers of america's natural and historic treasures. at 7:00 p.m. eastern we're live from the national park services most visited historic home, arlington house, the robert e. lee memorial. join us with your phone calls as we talk with robert stanton, former national park service director and the former arlington house site manager who will oversee the upcoming year-long restorat

kkk values, david duke values donald trump values are not american values.not our values and we have to do all we can to fight to push back and win to say that we're still about heading toward that north star that we set out so long ago. >> so there we have a moment from democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine on the stage in florida. from tallahassee, he is appearing there talking to people at florida a&m, historically black college and university. doubling down hillary clinton's claims that donald trump is aligning himself with the alt-right movement. donald trump is changing policy on immigration is shifting again. first a flip-flop earlier where he seemed to soften his stance. but here was trump last night when asked again to clarify his position on that issue. >> if you haven't committed a crime and you've been here 15 years and have a family, a job, will you be deported? >> we're going to see what happens once we strengthen up our border. there's a good chance the answer could be e yes. we're going to see what happens. >> joining me from our new

kkk values, david duke values, donald trump values are not american values, they're not our values. >> jim acosta is in las vegas where trump is spending the day fundraising. jim, it is hard to think of a more vile time in this year's presidential campaign. >> that is right, gym. it is hard to imagine this getting worse, but it probably will. donald trump is in nevada, he will have a big fundraiser tonight. will he continue the war of words, and if the past week is any indication, the answer is definitely. >> the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton is seeming like a race to the bottom. >> trump fired off a new attack on instagram reminding clinton of the term super-predators. >> you called out president clinton for defending her for using the term super predator. >> why did you call her out? >> because it is racist. >> i think she has been extremely extremely bad for african-americans. >> hatred is at the core of that? >> the g.o.p. nominee sees to be doing anything but clarifying now, not so much. >> i don't think it is softenning, i think it is a hardenning. >> he is als

robo calls from a former kkk leader in support.lack face by a trump surrogate. >>> and clinton aide huma abedin separating from her husband anthony weiner. why? a new sexting scandal. lewd photos behind this split. we will talk about what it means in the presidential campaign. >>> comedy master gone wilder dead at age 83. we pay tribute to his incredible life. ♪ anything you want to do it want to change the world ♪ ♪ there's nothing to it >> one of the great films. one of many. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm john berman. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the trump campaign in a controversy. this is days before trump is set to address black voters in detroit. a surrogate for

last surviving kkk member convicted of murder in that bombing.mpic torch has arrived in rio. it was a rocky journey as hundreds of protesters opposed to the games tried to interrupt the trip. scuffle's between police and demonstrators erupted when a protester tried to block the avenue where the olympic torch was going to pass. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you so much. let's get a recap of today's action, the dow ending a seven-day losing streak, s&p 500 recovery,ude oil's biggest gain in three weeks, lifting energy stocks and major indexes, but we should note this narrow move in the s&p 500 extends a narrow trading range we have seen for most of july. joe: energy was the biggest , 1.7%.within the s&p financials gaining nearly 1%. scarlet: earnings bonanza after square, 21st century fox, and tesla all reporting in the last 30 minutes or so. buyback, $3 its billion buyback, and tesla says it is on track for 50,000 deliveries in the second

linking him to the kkk in that way is over the top.m a lot of ammunition here. if you say, to me the two north stars in this race are the consistently in polling. 60% of the country says they don't consider him qualified and 60% in one way or another say they consider his racially biassed or bigoted. 58% said he uses language that appeals to bigots. that number rises to over 70% among both millenials. he's create add significant problem for himself. he was not teflon in the primaries. everyone in the country was listening to the arguments he made to mobilize the most alienated parts. democrats probably don't need to go over board in returning to that. i think donald trump has engraved that image. >> i think we have the sound of tim kaine and what he said. i'm going to sort of let them cue that up in the control room. he did sort of really say in one breath, ku klux klan values, david duke values, donald trump values. >> yesterday hillary clinton gave a speech calling out donald trump on this equality idea. calling him out on the fact h

. >> people woke up to find kkk fliers in their front our daughter, libby, is convinced that the washing machine will eat her buddy antonio. so when it's time for his much needed bath... but, when i do find antonio, i wash him with tide and downy. we only trust tide to get rid of the week-old stains and downy to protect him from damage. displnchts historic flooding in louisiana. this is very difficult to look out. they have rescued. 20,000 people have flood waters. more rifers and kreerks are expected to overflow in the coming day. we expect to hear some of the 9- 1-1 calls made from people at crabtree valley mall when they thought they heard gunfire. right now raleigh police say noise. several people were hurt when they ran out of the mall. >>> emotions hearing takes place for michael peterson. he was once killed of killing his wife. peterson denies he killed her. >>> today a woman's expected in a wake county courtroom accused of assaulting a principal and constant principal. they say bont went to the school upset over a custody party matter. they were not involved in the kus ki issue h

deirdre: a new clinton ad ties donald trump to kkk and white supremists. >> donald trump will be best for the job. deirdre: my power political panel is here, chief political correspondent with the conservative review deneen borelli and democratic strategist john rahleigh. welcome to you all. deneen, this is beginning to get ugly. november is getting closer. both candidates are swinging hard. what do you think about this particular attack, though? >> deirdre, i'm totally not shocked that hillary clinton is now playing the race card. this woman will do and say anything to get out of the headlines, the e-mail scandal and the clinton foundation scandal. and i'd like to remind yourself and your viewers about hillary and her relationship with senate majority leader robert byrd, former klansman. she looked up to him. there was a photo of the the two them kissing? come on. the woman is a hypocrite. i think she is really afraid that donald trump is making inroads with black voters. he's talking about economic empowerment. trying to distract and getting desperate now. deirdre: well, it's more s

battle than brought down the klan" about the trial following the 1981 killing of michael donald by the kkk in mobile, alabama. >> michael was this teenager. he's trained to become a brick layer. he's the youngest of seven children. he's home with his mother in their house, and his aunt wants to ask him to go out and get a pack of cigarettes. gives him a dollar. puts it in his wallet, goes out. this old buick pulled up behind him, and james tiger knowles pulls out his pistol and orders him into the back seat of the car, and he knows when he gets in the car what's going to happen. black man in alabama, you know. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> 100 years ago, president woodrow wilson signed the bill creating the national park service. today, we look back on the past century of these caretakers of america's natural and historic treasures. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, we're live from the national park service's most visited historic home, arlington house, the robert e. lee memorial, at arlington national cemetery. join us with your phone calls as we talk with robert stanton, form

battle that brought down the klan, about the trial following the 1981 killing of michael donald by the kkk in mobile, alabama. >> michael was this teenager. he's trained to become a bricklayer. he's the youngest of seven children. he's home with his mother in their house, and his aunt wants to ask him to go out and get a pack of cigarettes. gives him a dollar, goes out. this old buick pulled up behind him. and james tiger knowles pulls out his pistol and orders him into the back seat of the car. he knows when he gets in the car what's going to happen. black man in alabama, you know. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> american history tv is marking the centennial of the national park service. we asked members of congress about which national park service sites in their states have the most significance for them. >> well, great falls has a very special significance. i lived my whole life in paterson, new jersey. it's part of my district, my congressional district. i didn't live too far from the falls. i have a lot of great fond memories. this is where alexander hamilton br

the kkk historically have been democratic fighting groups. reporter: the keyword is historically. years following the civil war but most agree in the decades since the group wanted nothing to do a to each other. ed: after releasing that online video, hillary clinton wasted no time continuing the assault on donald trump. >> donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and fringe takeover the republican party. his disregard for the values that make our country great is profoundly dangerous. reporter: reporter: donald trump's flirtation with conspiracy theories make him unfit to serve. donald trump accused clinton of smearing these americans as racists. ed: we will a company affiliated with a new hillary clinton ad. does he think it will hurt or help his business? maria: we are all dancing here. the patient showing heart while waiting for a new one. reporter: following some showers, i will let you know the chances of getting one down here. during the red sox game. maria: commitment 2016. ed: hillary clinton unveiling a new campaign ad featuring a shirt manufacturer. what the comp

we're hearing from the grand marshal, grand dragon of the kkk has endorsed hillary clinton.into four decades, he doesn't have a racist bone in his body. i know that for a fact. on "celebrity apprentice" four of the 12 candidates were african-american and several latinos and latinas. i think that trump sees one color and that color is green. you know, as a businessman. now he sees one color and the color is voter. i think that he helped fuel this notion by being very cynical in his -- and i love the guy -- being very cynical he campaigned going up to the south carolina primary. i was there in south carolina. he did not denounce david duke quickly enough. everybody knows who david duke is. >> h.w. bush called him a big goth. >> what should hillary clinton do with this endorsement? >> david duke. he should have denounced him. black guys getting beat up at the rallies. is hillary clinton going to get asked about this endorsement? >> no. of course she is not. you can lament the unfairness of that all day long but the bottom line is you started this segment with the piece on dwyan

did tim kaine go too far there in invoking the kkk, invoking david duke?donald trump himself has said he does not want the votes of white supremacists? >> absolutely not. this is something that donald trump and his campaign have brought on themselves. when it takes you three tries to denounce david duke after you have lied and said you don't even know who david duke is. you bring it upon yourself for people to believe that you are giving a wink and nod to the white supremacist movement. that's not all. donald trump has repeatedly retweeted several influencers that are in the circle of the white supremacist and white nationalist movement on social media. his field directors are followers of white supremacists online. in his very first general election ad, he not only demonizes immigrants but uses statistics and figures from the center for immigration studies, which is run by a gentleman by the name of john taunten who is known to have ties to the white supremacist movement. there is nothing that tim kaine said that was not true. and it was great that hillar

. >> reporter: and her campaign released a video, saying links some of his supporters to the kkk. >> the reason a lot of clan members like donald trump is a lot of what believe. >> reporter: >> when democratic policies fail, they are left with only this one tired argument. you're racist, you're racist! >> reporter: he says his supporters simply use common sense. >> if you want to have strong borders so people come into our country but they come in legally through a legal process, that it makes you smart. >> reporter: >> clinton says trump's ideas are not republican ideas. she calls them race-baiting ideas. >>> a man smarjed his van into two garages. a medical condition might have caused him to lose control. >>> two men player's helmet during a broncos practice session. stan bush is live for us tonight in denver. and these helmets aren't cheap. >> extremely expensive. this is one of the authentic helmets that you can buy here at team store, they're about $400. so you can imagine that a helmet that was worn by a player is probably worth a lot more than was that they wering recorded at

patrol denied for a kkk member. he was accused in a church bombing in alabama that denied the request by -- after the victims spoke out. he's the last kkk member convicted of murder in the bomb being of burmingham 16th street baptist church. >>> police revealed video dash cam of -- two suspects were accused of using cloned credit cards. 1 man started kicking and punching and dragging the officer. the man. but when that didn't work, bystander the suspect. police are searching for the second suspect. >>> a water main break causing a giant sinkhole to open and swallow an suv. the sinkhole is 15 by 30 feet wide and 15 feet deep. so here's the story. it's a medical student who owns exams this week. this isn't helping. >> you never want to see that happen to your car >> i got to say, i'm looking at the temperature right now, it does not feel like august out there. >> oh no, it's fantastic. can you imagine that sinkhole -- remember when i caught that sinkhole and failed out of medical school. >> it changed my life. >> i'm