they're going straight to the kkk, you know, analogy that was used, that donald trump supports the kkk, have the kkk over the to the white house. when in fact barack obama has had the equivalent of the kkk, black lives matter, he's hosted them at the white house numerous times. >> all of this race baiting, that's what it is because donald trump doesn't support the kkk and everybody knows it. i think you're right. i think it shows desperation and all early voting indicators show that hillary clinton is not getting anywhere near the women vote that they need to win or the black vote that they need to win or the youth vote. by the way, if you were bernie sanders supporter and now you know that hillary conspired with the dnc, cheated on debates, i don't think i would be so inclined the support the nominee if i'm a bernie sanders supporter. >> no. there's no momentum, no energy. i've been across the country on behalf of donald trump. and the donald trump supporters are energized, they're motivated. they cannot wait. those who participated in early voting. you see many people on the right, t

the kkk.his is the president of the united states. >> if you accept the support of klan sympathizers, if you don't denounce them right away because you're kind of not sure, well, that's what you're going to do when you're in office. >> here we go. that's the president of the united states going as deep in the gutter as anybody can get, playing racial politics. why? to scare african-american voters into voting for a candidate and a party that has a long history of rampant racism. now, project veritas this week, they put out a disturbing new undercover video no one else in the clinton loving media will dare to show you. that's because in it you will see a major democratic donor making racist comments about african-americans. now, we've told you fox hasn't independently verified it. you can see the content for yourself. it is beyond shocking. watch in. >> our journalist was speaking with leah and benjamin barber. mr. barber is a well-known political theorist and author and a major donor to democr

, which in essence broke the kkk's back in alabama. it needed to be eradicated and jeff sessions was on the forefront of that. it's silly to talk about it. let's not forget, hillary clinton's self-processed mentor is robert byrd, a chief dragon of the kkk. it's not like the republicans are some racist group of folks. democrats aren't either. jeff sessions is a wonderful pick and all of this is just a bunch of nonsense. >> nonsense? >> nonsense. signatur >> the accusation has not been made about the entire party, merely about this one potential nominee. >> sure. but we're not having a conversation about the democrats that have said horrible things in the last few years. you guys are focusing on jeff. that makes sense because jeff sessions has been nominated for this post. but he has a record of crushing the back of the kkk. >> jenna? >> this has been on ongoing issue for jeff sessions. a lot of his supporters have been listing all all of the other things he's done like hogan just did. it doesn't change the things that are in his past wh

while ignoring her relationship to someone who is in the kkk. robert kkk byrd right after he died. >> senator byrd was a man of eljens and noeblts. from my first day in the senate i sought out his guidance. he was generous with his time and wisdom. i admired his advocacy for his west virginia constituents. i continue to rely on his advice and counsel. >> her mentor. how is she praising someone like that? this is the same martin byrd who said this years ago. >> a white [ bleep ]. i've seen a lot of white [ bleep ] in my time, if you want to use that word. but we've all -- we just need to work together to make our country a better country. >> that guy right there, former klansman, hillary clinton's mentor. now clinton and the democrats for decades, they tried to wrongfully strike fear in the hearts of african-american voters. take a look at al gore going into his preacher voice saying this. >> it's wrong what the leader of the republican party and this congress are doing in blocking an accurate census because they don't want to count everyone that

he got a $7 million payout from the kkk, which dismantled th kkk in alabama.e personally oversaw the # kkk leader got the death penalty for the killing of a black teenager, this is what he did as attorney general in alabama. then when he got into the senate he brought forth the 2010 fair sentencing act, which was to reduce mandatory minimum sentences. he partnered with democrats on that. he voted for a 30-year extension on the civil rights act. i can go on and on and on. >> do you think he's evolved over the years since the '80s? >> i think he was mischaracterized in 1986. he denied those allegations. those were statements brought up in a confirmation hearing which i think was a politicized confirmation hearing. >> he admitted -- i heard that -- i read the transcripts and saw it, he admit, i'm sure i said something along those lines. >> he joked about the kkk and did admit to joking about the kkk and as you know for so many it's no laughing matter. perhaps, et cetera a checkered past, but checkered is not good enough when you are supposed to be -- >> do you th

for weeks finding the kkk newspapers outside their doors. even the chief of police found one in his mailbox. >> reporter: i spoke with the milford police chief and he said a him at the police department with his name on it and return address of arkansas. inside that letter was a newspaper from the kkk if you can call it a newspaper. he says he isn't sure why he received it, but got it about a month ago and this has been happening over the past few weeks in the town of milford. the latest delivery was just over the weekend. take a look at this video. the kkk newspaper dropped at several homes on a few streets called the crusader, the rip white christian america. there is a group, likely from out of state arriving in neighborhoods off main roads speeding by in a car late at night delivering the white supremacy papers printed in arkansas. one was mailed to police chief laughlin and he promptly threw it out and he made sure that no one minority group was being targeted and he said they were not. houses. this is offensive but protected speech. >>

. >> i think the kkk is a joke. it's irrelevant. doesn't even hardly exist. >> as a white machine, you can feel that way. you can feel that way. as a white male. i have not encountered and the fear is that i might and i don't want to. >> there's no john burge society anymore either, but there are million of people who could be,

with the fbi, vladimir putin, the kkk and scott baio? [ cheers and applause ] some baio fans in the audience. [ laughter ] that's right. it's finally election day, which means cnn's countdown clock starts all over again. [ laughter ] the final polls from the major news outlets show hillary clinton with anyer between a four and six point lead, or as huffington post reported it, "a 46 point lead!" [ cheers and applause ] donald trump -- donald trump was rushed off the stage at a rally over the weekend after someone in the crowd yelled "gun," which is surprising because i just assumed that's how people at trump rallies greeted each other. [ laughter ] "gun! and gun to you, good sir!" a good gun to us all. according to the new york times,

at the time sessions called the kkk allegation ludicrous and said using the term boy for a black menas reprehensible. but in the end the senate judiciary committee rejected him. and as you just heard chuck schumer said jeff sessions will be vetted again. to this day sessions calls the allegations heartbreaking and his supporters say it should be noted that jeff sessions spear headed the effort to award the congressional medal to those who marched no selma for civil rights 50 years ago. listen to william smith who was hired by jeff sessions as the first african-american chief council on the senate judiciary committee. >> if you look at jeff sessions' history. he prosecuted the head of the kkk, made sure he received the death penalty, desegregated the schools in alabama. >> others are lining up to support sessions but there are those who oppose him and accuse him 30 years later. >> thank you. joining me now with more, sheriff david clark of the milwaukee county sheriff's office and eric guster. great to see you both. eric, what's the problem with jeff sessions. you heard the report. la

with their sweaters with the caption "kkk go trump." however they've been hired as the cheerleaders for the kkk basketball team which is currently 0-37. [ light laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. rapper. curtis "50 cent" jackson, is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] she is an nbc news correspondent for "my money" and nobody worked harder during this election, katy tur is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a fantastic genre defying musician with us tonight, k. flay will be playing some music for you. [ cheers and applause ] very, very excited about tomorrow night. it's our thanksgiving show. it's our third annual thanksgiving show, and jli our previous two thanksgiving shows, the only guest on the show will be my brother josh, and my parents hillary and larry. and we figure it will be late on thanksgiving night. you will have been home, you'll have been with your family, you'll have been talking politics all day probably, so the other promise to you is we will not mention politics

kkk. >> . aurora police telling us they do not have a suspect. >> these kinds of incidents create fear. >> chief says they are treating this as a top priority. >> somebody knowing something. we're hopi is. that knows what occurred. will come forward. and let us know. >> this is just the latest act of hate filled vandalism. that we have reported on in recent days. last week. a transgender woman car was vandalized in denver. there's no reason to sp-pt suspect the two are connected. naacp hopes this is not part of a larger trend. clean her door. the scars of being attacked in secret. still remain. >> . police say if you leave you may also be a victim. give them a call. emphasizing hate crimes. or bias crime. as they call them. are of the highest priority. >> . new developments today about the man accused of shooting nine people to death. in a south carolina church. a judge ruled he is mentally competent to stand trial. yards away from the gun tphaoeur. fire. moved out of harms security. >> . remin

the kkk sees an opportunity to come back into the mainstream.ife. they're parading in public. they're considering just making one big hole now. that's how confident they are. like i don't understand when people say like, i don't know, man, i don't care, i don't know if i want to go out, they are definitely going to go out. the kkk, there is no k in exrais complacent, my friend, they are going out there, these are the same people who make crosses to make their point, do you understand? you can't order a cross on amazon. these people are out there and they are like oh, we're going to make that. we're going to make that, burn it it down and wear white at the same time. that is very, very confident, and i urge you to be as confident. get out there and vote. you aren't one of those people sitting at home going it doesn't matter, what am i going to do, it is the establishment, the establishment is something we've seen before. even if hillary is a bad president, america has had bad presidents. you can impeach a bads president, you can vote out a bad pr

endorsement - the crusader -- a ku klux klan paper -- has devoted its republican nominee, saying the kkk and trump have shared values.. trump's campaign denounced the paper -- saying their views do not represent trump or the americans uniting behind his campaign." clinton is following suit - after trump's campaign announced they'd buy t-v ads in michigan and new mexico -- clinton said she's doing the same thing. those states typically vote democrat. clinton's campaign says it will spend more than 100- thousand dollars each of the two states. and it looks like her team has the money to do it. in the past three days, the democratic nominee has raised the most money she ever has since becoming the nominee -- over eleven million dollars. if google is any indication -- there may be a lot of people casting their ballots early. google trends announced that searches for the question 'where do i vote early' have reached an all-time high. more than 24-

let's talk about the kkk for one second here. the kkk, ku klux klan, terrorized african americans by either it was lynching, bombing or raping. there was a study that came out in 2015 by the equal justice initiative that said from 1877 to 1950, nearly 4,000 black women, black men, black children were lynched in 12 southern states. so this is the reality that we're dealing with. >> did you know that jeff sessions as the u.s. attorney prosecuted -- >> let me finish here more a second. -- >>[chatter]. >> come on, don't be rude. let me just finish my statement. when we're talk about the steve bannon. that is the fear that we all have. thank you, is that okay for you? all right. >> i was just going to say that as a u.s. attorney jeff sessions prosecuted klan's men who murdered an african american boy. and i don't think a lot of people are talking about that. and by the way the so called racist things he said. i don't know if he said them or not. he might have said them. it is hearsay. that is what other people have testified to. >> ha

here is barack obama playing the race card and trying to tie donald trump to the kkk. he did this today. >> if you accept the support of klan sympathizers before you're in office, you you'll accept their support while in office. >> outrageous. you would think president obama while making such an explosive claim, that he'd have facts to back it up, but he doesn't. i plays the race card. now, the kkk is a domestic terrorist group and, frankly, donald trump isn't connected to any do mes tick terrorist. we should point out president obama's ties to bill ayars and bernarde dorn, not to mention i don't think donald trump as pastor of 20 years said these things. >> the stuff we have done overseas is now brought right back into our own front yard! america's chickens are coming home to roost. no, no, no. not god bless america. god damn america. that's in the bible. >> remember, obama said he is like family to me. 20 years in the pews but i had no idea he thought this way. hillary clinton also made similar accusations against donald trump, trying to paint him as a supporter of t

with their sweaters with the caption "kkk go trump." however they've been hired as the cheerleaders for the kkk basketball team which is currently 0-37. [ light laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's a grammy award winning back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] she is an nbc news correspondent for "my money" and nobody worked harder during this election, katy tur is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a fantastic genre defying musician with us tonight, k. flay will be playing some music for you. [ cheers and applause ] very, very excited about tomorrow night. it's our thanksgiving show. it's our third annual thanksgiving show, and just like our previous two thanksgiving show will be my brother josh, and my parents hillary and larry. and we figure it will be late on thanksgiving night. you will have been home, you'll have been with your family, you'll have been talking politics all day probably, so the other promise to you is we will not mention politics at all t

to deliver a just a dude in the kkk like, earl, hear me out. what if this time we endorse the white man? >> definitely want to do something to help. >> also this is the first time i'm hearing about the kkk show that, you know, what those newspaper and i absolutely subscribe. i just want to see if there is a sports section. >> very cool. check more of our conversation >> it was reported this week that hillary clinton has already booked an election night fireworks display over the hudson river to celebrate her victory or to visually demonstrate how her campaign exploded. [ laughter ] too real? [ laughter ] she's also holding a massive rally monday night with what they are calling an avengers line-up of president obama, michelle, bill clinton, and roll tied. alabama wins 10-0. their sixth straight win over lsu. joe biden. but if you're hillary maybe don't call them the avengers because it makes us think about which avenger hillary is and, arizona football. the wildcats no longer bull girl, you hawkeye. they got embarrassed by washington state toda

the flyers read our race is our nation and the kkk is advertising as a loyal white knights of the kkk. now, things like this and advertisements for the kkk right now, investigators in upstate new york are looking into this to get to the bottom of this to see what is going on. that is the latest. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the police officer who shot and killed a minnesota man during a traffic stop is now facing charges of manslaughter. >> it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force by officer yanez s >> officer yanez shot philando castile in july. his girlfriend started life streaming the aftermath. this is it. investigators say the officer asked for castile's identification and he calmly told the officer he was carrying a gun. a minute later, the officer shot him seven times. yanez will make hi first court appearance tomorrow. >>> the iowa city police department is now offering jobs to more minority officers. right now, there are two open positions and the city council two positions so four. now, three of the four highest ranked candidates in their existing list are african-

the kkk also chanted no kkk. no reusist u.s. -fplts no trump. now many stopped to take pictures and cheer them on. the message to donald trump is he cannot be a successful leader. without hearing what they have to say. >> . kids are ray afraid. we want to express our fear. our anger. >> this country wouldn't be this live on federal. >> . president obama participated in the laying o ceremony. at arlington national cemetery today. for the last time of his are presidency. the a tradition on veterans day. to honor past and present military vets. before laying the wreath president obama held a breakfast in the state dining room. honoring veterans. >> . vet rans. >> . and listen. to tell those stories for them. and to live in our own lives. the values for which they were prepared to give theirs. >> . the small group consisted of all ages. even a veteran in uniform. they stayed on the bridge until right around noon. visitors today fort logan national cemetery. annual tradition for many who want to pay represents to those who served in the armed forces.

is he not the president of the kkk? did he not care whether their vote came in or money camin e io campaigns? this is the issue, as well. donald trump can't control who votes for him. you got the kkk in california that gave $20,000 to hillary's campaign and she never returned the money and at the end of the day it's this. the kkk and black nationalests, they are americans and they do have the right to participate in this process. the problem is the president has no record and helping the inner cities blacks and latinos. what they're doing because they don't have a record, they're going to play on fear. they're going to play on the emotions of voters and i'm hoping the voters won't fall it. don't vote for 100 billion. >> i want to get your take on this. friends with senator robered by byrd he went on stage and said he is my friend and my mentor. isn't that far worse than some kkk newspapers supporting donald trump? >> absolutely not. >> how is that not? >> senator byrd admitted his mistake six decades before his death an

a former kkk member was allowed to attend a meeting in a historical black university. students didn't mind. >> trying to force through the doors. and the debate included six candidates, including david duke. >>> new developments on the north dakota access pipeline. president obama said the u.s. army corps of engineers to change the route. procedures have been fighting for that for months now. if that happens, they could take months to build it. >>>? new york, a brutal attack ends up with a man dead and hoping the surveillance video would lead them to the suspect. >> a man punched in the back of the head, standing at the intersection, a man hit him in the hend hed, tried to get back up and back up. showing that he punched a woman first and the man punched him birds, ferrets, cats, dogs and a lizard were living in deplorable conditions in the house. a child was also there. charged with animal cruelty and endangering the safety of a child. >>> curiosity nearly killed this cat. getting stuck on top of the water tower, a hundred feet off the ground. we brought this to you,

he did say he could be lose with his tongue and he was joking with the kkk. he says that he despise the kkk. he also talked about how he was advocating for desegregation. up until today, he continues to deny that he's a racist and denies those allegations, john. >> pamela for us in washington, thanks so much. back now with the panel which includes our cnn's analyst, laura coast. you heard pamela's comments there. a lot of democrats on the hill speaking against the nomination. what does it say to you that donald trump selected sessions. >> it seems to be reverting back to a peert of time where america is greater and the justice system sounded more like a connotation -- the doj has had a difficult time even with two successful african-american attorney general, dealing the backlash of the community who believe that the justice department is not serving their interest of police shootings and excessive force and voting rights and etc. this seems to be a piling on indication that this justice department may not be able to be responsive. most certainly, a man who's

donald trump's campaign just hours ago denouncing a show of support from the kkk's official newspaper. the fbi out with a statement defending itself after tweeting out documents from a long-closed clinton investigation from a long, dormant twitter account. >> let's start with less than a week to go, both candidates out on the trail deep into the night. we saw something at the hillary clinton event we haven't seen before. this was a rally in sanford, florida. she went right after a protester who called her husband a rapist. watch this. >> i love this country. i think we already are great! now, i think we can be greater. and, you know, i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump! it is time for us to say no, we are not going backwards, we're going forward into a brighter future! >> hillary clinton calling out the calvary this week of president obama, vice president biden, former president clinton, bernie sanders, all on the trail crisscrossing the country from carson city to cal a ma zoo. latest from ft. lauderdal

. >> i until we fight a man that chooses not to disavow the kkk. >> but taking a more measured tone after meeting with the president-elect last week. >> i did vote for him. and i was absolutely thrilled to see him win. >> haley earned national praise for leading the call to take down the confederate flag in south carolina, in the >> governor haley made eight international trips, but lacks foreign policy experience. >> she's going to have to navigate this role. because of course, it involves a realm of knowledge that she doesn't have. sort of directly in her portfolio. >> if confirmed, haley's appointment could strengthen trump's hand. the move elevating south carolina's lieutenant-governor henry mcmaster, an early trump ally, to governor, giving trump a political edge in a transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick? betsy devos for education secretary. a billionaire republican donor and school choice activist. who opposes common core, and wants to expand school voucher programs. the move was praised by school choice advocates like jeb bus

in-worded of using the and saying the kkk was ok. >> i think he believes in the rule of law and willrobably get confirmed. mark: he got support today from his republican colleagues in the senate, including flake and lindsey graham. given the senate rules, a majority would confirm sessions, so is this a good pick and how controversial will it be? donny: he will get confirmed. three out of our five first picks from trump have a genuine history of racism or anti-semitism. about always talk appointees, and talk about steve bannon, now we have jeff sessions. very simple, a history of it. he did not get appointed -- confirmed as a federal judge because of it. i don't know when we got to the point where somebody who could not be the ceo of a company or a principle of an elementary school based on things they have said and done. we are now, well, but, well, but. politics aside, just as a dad, i am disturbed and concern. will beu say he confirmed, and i suspect he will at he will be present hearings to explain the statements he has made in the past that kept him from being confirmed. i think,

and this was in between speeches where he's talking about the kkk and david duke and kkk.es the kkk or david duke any credibility but the stupid media. and he does it because he knows that he can divide people and, you know -- >> he was nice to that guy. >> he was nice to that guy in order to get everybody to like gang up on him. >> stop yelling at him? >> no. to be meaner to him. i don't give him any credit. >> you know my favorite kkk story is? i have so many of them. my first -- okay. during the world series, when premium saw the three ks up on the stadium, and they were like, oh, what's that? it's like, the guy had three strikeouts. >> that's why you need one swinging. because if not -- one looking. if not, it's -- >> yeah, it's true. >> every third one needs to be looking. >> kat, this is -- this is a serious incident, but there's been so many things, i think we're jaded now. there's more controversy, scandals, and incidents in this election than there has been in the last, i would say, 375 years of presidential elections. >> tensions are running high. it appears that

racial slurs on the door. >> they put a note on the door that said watch your back, kkk. >> reporter: it happened in this unsecure apartment complex. the local naacp chapter is standing by ari's side. >> people are bolder with this political climate. they think they can say and do anything. and we are not going to the threat is more than skin deep. >> this is not just an issue of black poor white. enough to bother any of us with any sense of decurrency. >> reporter: aurora pd says the investigation is at the top of their list. >> it is targeted to the community and it creates fear within the community as a whole. we will pull out all the stops. >> reporter: while ari says she no longer feels safe, she has a strong message to and your behavior is not acceptable. your behavior will not be tolerated. if and when they do find the people responsible, i want them prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> reporter: aurora pd tells us they are investigating all leads and they are asking anyone with information to come forward. they also say if you are the victim of a bias motivated crime,

this is a man who rescued at persecuted the kkk. in his own home state. to a black prosecutor as boy. he thought it was a joke. he knows a thing or two about being general. they'll be john ashcroft. a former ag under george w. bush. they demonstrate the severe poverty of the objective to senator sessions he or his person there false. it is the equivalent of a political drive-by assassination. it is demeaning to the senate that has a responsibility for vetting, and for advising and consenting in a responsible way to nominations. but it doesn't have a responsibility nor does it have authority to engage in character assassinations. when a wrongful labeling of someone as a racist who is not a racist is one of the most egregious assaults and most irresponsible assaults because it could be undertaken. i head for several decades now i had known jeff sessions. i sat with him in the united states senate and i observed his conduct as attorney general of the state of alabama. i know for 12 years prior he was the justice department prosecutor. based on his dna as a p

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last night, a mob scene in new orleans, after the former kkk leader and former u.s. senate candidate sneaked into a debate on a black college campus. david duke is one of donald trump's biggest and least-welcome fans in louisiana. duke is barely getting 5% in fact polls, but it was enough to get him on a debate stage and voice his admiration for donald trump. >> it will be donald trump's most loyal advocate, to make sure his nominees go to the supreme court. >> reporter: mark potac with the southern law center say racist groups of the past have gotten new life, like it or not, from trump. >> i think from the radical view of the right, donald trump has been playing a careful game of footsie with them from the very beginning of the campaign. i think they feel clearly that trump is essentially on their side, if not precisely holding the same views. >> it's been an ongoing problem for trump, stumbling over questions on how to handle support from known racists. >> just so you understand, i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't know anything about what you're

. ♪ >> no kkk, no trump, no kkk, no factious usa, no trump, no kkk, no factious usa. >> and gigi hadidoxed the future first lady and went after melania trump. >> this is my melania trump impression. i got to get the face right. >> okay. >> i love my husband president barack obama. >> now these nasty attacks from the alt radical left are unfortunately only the beginning. there's going to be a continuous onslaught of vile divisive rhetoric coming from the left. with that here's my advice unsolicited, ignore it. keep focusing on the promises you made to the forgotten men and women within we peel and replace obamacare, lower taxes, build a border wall, appoint originalists to the supreme court, fix the inner cities, education, energy independence, drain the swamp, identify the n enemies for who they are, say radical islam, vetting, negotiate free and fair trade. remember the forgotten men. they're the ones who voted. here is vice president-elect mike pence. i thought you had a very classy line when you said that is what freedom sounds like. i loved that. i thought it was a very classy resp

the kkk is more american than the illegal president. referring to president obama. barber was with the corrections center for 17 years. >> krystal: the president-elect lashing out at the "new york times." donald trump disputing a times story about reported firings and fighting within his transition team. times follows a twitter rant when he claimed the paper is losing thousands of subscribers because of it's poor and highly inaccurate coverage of him. the times responded saying new subscriptions are surging. >> michelle: let's take a break from news and talk more weather because we're about to see a big change aren't we? >> michelle: we're going to start with wind though. >> kelly: it is definitely going be cooling down. it's getting a little cloudy out there. a little cooler. temperatures falling. timeo going. right? here's a look at a time-lapse from this morning. this is the clark county wetlands park camera where we've seen a lot of clouds. windy conditions as well. you can see the grass blowing. gusts up to 40 miles an hour reported. we've already hit our highs

the kkk association, the white narcoticist association, harsh words about women and news. mitch mcconnell is on the floor. he gets to speak first as the majority leader, his counterpart on the democratic side will have an opportunity to take the floor. this has been building for days and it's a couple of minutes away. >> you can see on your screen, he's the top republican in the senate and he's on the floor right now. harry reid expected after him. we will keep an eye on that and bring you what harry reid says as soon as he begins speaking. as we continue to wait, 66 days and counting until inauguration day. who is in the new administration and who is out? all sorts of wrangling going on and rumors. we want to show you what we know at this point about the trump administration that is beginning to take shape. first of all, the inner circle. here's what we know so far, the announcements that have been made. mike pence will be the vice president and also last week announced he is going to be running and will be the official head of the transition effort over the next 66 days.

watch white pride tv, listen to kkk radio 24 hours a day. this newsletter is about 12 pages long, features article on the threat of nonwhite immigration, a very subtle feature on black people committing terrible crimes against white people. there's an article by the founder of the america first party which is all about the terrorist jews. he brags that he's the man who david duke credits for awakening him to the threat of jewish supremacist. the full page story is make america great again with a big featured center photo of donald trump. it's one of several articles in the paper about trump, including this in-set article about how trump's candidacy is moving the dialogue forward. i should tell you, this is a copy. we got a pdf scan of this. you see the picture there? that inset picture is actually a still from a "saturday night live" skit about seemingly normal americans talking about how much they like donald trump and then slowly they reveal themselves to be like ironing their sheets because they are klan members. well, that was a "saturda

on the door while they were home. >> they taped the note to the door that also said watch your back, kkk. >> reporter: it happened in neighborhood. the local naacp chapter is standing by ari's side. >> people are bold because of this political climate. but we are not going to tolerate it. >> reporter: local leaders say the threat is more than skin deep. >> this is not just an issue of black or white. it ought to bother any of us with any sense of decency as a human being rerd color, or culture. >> reporter: aurora pd says it is at the top of their list in the investigation. >> it creates fear within the community as a whole. we will pull out all the stops. >> reporter: while ari says she no longer feels safe, she has a strong message to share. >> you are a coward. and, your behavior is not acceptable. your behavior will not be tolerated. and, if and when they do find the people responsible, i want them prosecuted to the full extent of the law. cbs4 news. >>> now, new developments in the investigation of a deadly bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. six children were killed earlier this w

on the door while they were home. >> they taped the note to the door that also said watch your back, kkk. >> reporter: it happened in this unsecured apartment complex in the talent's reach neighborhood. the local naacp chapter is standing by ari's side. >> people are bold because of tolerate it. >> reporter: local leaders say the threat is more than skin deep. >> this is not just an issue of black or white. it ought to bother any of us with any sense of decency as a human being regardless of race, color, or culture. >> reporter: aurora pd says it is at the top of their list in the investigation. >> it creates fear within the community as a whole. we will pull out all the stops. >> reporter: while ari says she no longer feels safe, she has a strong message to and, your behavior is not acceptable. your behavior will not be tolerated. and, if and when they do find the people responsible, i want them prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> reporter: andrea flores, cbs4 news. >>> now, new developments in the investigation of a deadly bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. six children were