you realize black lives matter cannot be the new kkk. the kkk is still around. premises and most importantly to say black lives mat certificate the new kkk is to be like really, really minimize what the kkk did and what they stand for. that is not the same thing. surely you understand the incendiary-- feeling of your comments. you know that, surely. >> it's controversial but i think there are some things that need to be said and when the black lives matter movement is going out with signs saying fry them like bacon, f the police. when you see go out, if you see a white person target them. that is happening, it happened in milwaukee not too long ago. when that becomes the narrative and you are starting to loot, burn and riot what did the kkk do. >> trevor: we'll go around in sicialg, did you say what did the kkk do. >> what did they do. when you are saying-- listen, listen, trevor. >> trevor: wow, wow. >> when you are saying when there are people in the street saying if you see a white person, beat their ass, does that not sound reminisce ibt of the kkk or their

i'm a kkk vip. but first, let me talk to the locals.ee 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 work 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 for 50 years. >> no, they're -- >> they were

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he wants a unified america, so that we do denounce the hatred of kkk. that's other groups, as well. i mean, groups who incite violence and activism against police officers, and may have contributed to the deaths of some police officers in dallas, for example. we denounce that. it's not good for america, mainstream america should come together and put our best foot forward and give any new president, whether it's obama or whether it's president trump a honeymoon. let's see how they do. >> i have to leave it there. congressman jack kingston, thank you for your time this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> happening now in north dakota, protesters digging in extreme cold to stop the construction of an oil pipeline. and this weekend we're getting a lot of help. this is a live look. we'll take you there in a bit. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pres

no, certainly, the kkk has the right to do it and other groups have the right to come out from the kkk> do i want to see kkk out there? absolutely not. i don't think most align with that way of thinking but they have the right to do it and donald trump is coming on tuesday and he's out on his victory tour, and obviously having a great time doing it, and anybody that wants to come out and have a voice in that is welcome. >> let me ask you about the postmortem discussion that happened, kellyanne conway firing back of a clinton aide said they won -- the trump team won because of white supremacists. do you deny there's an element of white supremacists that supported donald trump in this election? >> i think this is the most ridiculous conversation i have heard of all. you know, if the clinton campaign wants to remain in denial and keep their heads buried in the sand, i will welcome them to do so because as long as they are doing that they are not really performing. so what they need to do is get a real quick check in reality and realize what happened with this election. as long as they are

doesn't mean is he in the kkk. say. >> he, the shooter said i am-- . >> trevor: but black lives matter never said go out and shoot people. i am saying are you saying this to your audience. i do not understand where you getting that from. what if somebody says i fell emboldened by tomi lahren so i went out and shot black

he rebuilt it in the kkk burnt it down again. >> the story goes he confronted the kkk right outside -- and he said if you're going to burn it on your going to burn it don't mean my people in it. you not to do this again. he stood up to the kkk. >> monsignor quinn work there and he was a pre-still a priest till his dying day and he was buried right there. he still there. >> ron, you did the right thing by us. chase the story on food and he brought some. >> talk and everybody in here everybody's busy these days and a lot of people are subscribing to come is like lou apron and plated which deliver ingredients to your meal. door. one problem is that indian food is a cuisine that averages 20 or 30 ingredients per dish. a 23-year-old graduate started a company two years ago called chutney chef. now this is just like blue apron but. >> were making it easy for anyone to make any food at home but to be able to make it at home with very little prep time is our market. >> when you're done making blue apron or plated meal how many dishes, knives and cutting bursty about? makes a mess. >> i love b

was not in the middle of a peace march laugh laugh but i had stumbled my way into the middle of the kkk victory celebration i thought that i'd remember this vaguely that is probably exaggeration for quite a lot think anybody had aid news but i was with a photographer and she sent me a batch of photographs and one eyed click on this one i could not believe it because i do remember this guy i was standing very close to where that total was taken at that moment. and dan world georgia in the '70s there was a lot of racial slurs and jokes and what we consider bad behavior but this did not seem run-of-the-mill is seen out there to me one week later 20,000 people came to forsyth. and suddenly there's attention focused on its even oprah winfrey diffuse kugel forsyth issue is only six month into your show shoes sitting on the square. once the national media picked up the story my home town became known as one the most racist places in america last bastion of jim crow segregation so fast forward to decades and i was a long way from my childhood in georgia living in new york having a conversation

black lives matter can't be the new kkk, the kkk is still around. >> people are asking, why do you invite her on the show? >> we invite everyone in the political sphere on the show. it's like, i don't agree with you on things and i would like to challenge you, and i would like for you to challenge me. >> reporter: noah knows all about challenges which he explores in his painfully honest new book "born a crime." >> different races being together was a crime, official crime, it was an immorality act in the country. >> let alone sleeping together. >> exactly, forbade that, you could spend years in jail. and luckily my parents were never caught. my mom was caught for minor infractions regarding relating to race and she would spent time in jail, whether it be a week, a few weeks. oftentimes she'd have to pay a month's salary to get out. >> trevor noah! >> reporter: his journey has led him here to one of the most coveted jobs in comedy. >> knowing where you've come from, such difficult times, do you sit here sometimes and go, wow. >> every day. sometimes you get caught up in hash tag first worl

you calling them the kkk, the kkk is still around. >> reporter: the journey leading him here to one of the most public jobs in comedy. you came from difficult times. do you sit here sometimes and go, wow. >> every day. sometimes you get caught up in hashtag first world problems. you're in a world where people convince you of problems that are not real. >> reporter: earlier at the white house, president obama echoing the need for americans to come together. >> i think it's important to give the incoming administration the space and to give the public clarity about what it is they are trying to do. >> reporter: improbable moment for the biracial boy born all those years ago, seated across from the u.s. president, a biracial man himself. for nightline, deborah roberts in new york. >> amazing so well, especially given how tough his childhood was. >> listen to the awe owe tape, it's great. ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪usea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diar

with their sweaters with the caption "kkk go trump."ever 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 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 just like 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

largest kkk in the state. a semi respectability institution. so when the. ... n unloads, goes over to the fairgrounds, and that's where they set up. the fairground is where the kkk had had the rallies. so, the side show was the one of the rare places in the circus where segregation broke down because there weren't seats. you walked around. like you would go from-- the crowd would sort of walk from one part of the stage to the other as each act demonstrated their skill or answered some questions. i have a picture of her from the next day so i know what she >>he >> creek tennis.er >> men and eight police officers they want to take the brothers to the next top the mother wants them to come home. then manager says they are mine and he has paperwork with their last names as his last name and somehow she talked the police into not going back to the circus than a couple-- later she hired a young and ambitious lawyer and filed a lawsuit against the greatest show on earth. and she kept at it because they could get away

kansas were spei with their sweaters with the however they've been hired as the cheerleaders for the kkkketball team which is t laenhter ] [ cheers rapper. the ow. [ cheers and applause ] she is an nbc news correspondent katy tur is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] hava fa defying musician with us tonight, k. flay will be playing some music for you. tomorrow night. it's our third annual thanksgiving show, and just like shows, the only guest on the show will be my brother josh, have been with your family, you'll have been talking politics aayr promise to you is will not mention politics at all [ applause ] it will justme family. [ light laughter ] as he prepares to take office, president-elect donald trump is continuing to make progress same time he's also deflecting questions about his business empire. it'time for a "closer look." [ cheers and aus >> seth: trump has already received criticism for some of his cabinet picks, like his sessions was actually rejected by the senate once before. fedal judgeship in 1986, over comment racist. and mind you, this was 30 years this. >> oh, sexy g

." >> no kkk. usa.scist no trump >> [chanting] kkk. no fascist usa. no trump. >>>> and some of the scene outside of trump tower today. stock, a number of folks -- stopping by to see donald trump. including carly fiorina a who arrived there shortly before 10:00 a.m. eastern. she describes her meeting as productive. [indiscernible] >> what about your past with mr. trump? >> hello, how are you? a reallyna: we had productive meeting. it was such an honor to meet the president-elect. he has really cool stuff in his office. all of these athletes have given him a incredible memorabilia. i was particularly taken by shaq o'neal's shoe. it is huge. i guess it takes a champion to know at champion. in any event, we got down to more serious stuff and spent a fair amount of time on china. andalked about hacking whether it is chinese hacking or purported russian hacking. we talked about the opportunity that the president elect has to literally reset things. to reset the trajectory of the economy. to reset the role of government. theeset america's role in world and h

the families were members of the kkk. the train unloads, goes over to the fairgrounds, and that's where they set up. the fairground is where the kkk had had the rallies. so, the side show was the one of the rare places in the circus where segregation broke down because there weren't seats. you walked around. like you would go from-- the crowd would sort of walk from one part of the stage to the other as each act demonstrated their skill or answered some questions. i have a picture of her from the next day so i know what she looked like and i know how the side show worked and the brothers remembering, they're on stage playing one of their songs, and they can't see very well because of their albinism. and every member of the family recounts it the same way, willy elbows george-- and george elbows him and there is our dear old mother, she is not dead. >> and the police come and ringling lawyers, they want to take the brothers to the next stop. and the mother wants them home. the manager says they're my children and had paper

'generation kkk."documentary series kind of a reality show premiering next month focusing on family members of those within the kkk who try to distance themselves from the violent hate group. is your mind blown that a show about the kkk? a reality series, you're taking a risk here and maybe a risk of normalizing, a hate group in america. >> i haven't seen it and there's a way for them to pull it off. here's what gives me pause. in the history of reality television, has there been a show without characters that are likable? with entirely irredeemable characters? even if these people are terrible and so full of hate and so racist, you have to find silver linings, you have to find ways to, and they could do this in editing or construct a narrative where you have two or three sympathetic kark characted then immediately asked to empathi empathize. >> there's a real world season, i think, i don't like anybody. >> since the election, we've seen the rise of media saying, let's cover professional raci s racists

spray d kkk she has r and a $)?al received several s since. city leaders including the police chief and mayor reiterated crimes like this will not be tolerated and are not a reflection of the community. say they are determined in catching and the prosecuting the people responsible. >>> officials in severe county, tennessee, say three more bodies have been recovered after wildfires in the great smy mountains. a total of seven people have been killed and more than 400 buils damaged in ea tennessee. many are still missing including the wife and two daughters of a map who got separated ? trying toescape -- man who got separated trying to escape the fire. ??through la r-ning up after ?m wreckage of a charter plane that crashed in the mountains killing the 70 people on board. the associated press is citing leaked recording information saying the pilot told ntrollers? out of fuel in the final minutes of the flight. as the plane approached medellin the pilot reported electrical problems and circled before the q hillside. two crew members who survived

we are all americans. , no kkk, no fascist usa. no trump, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> tell me what democracy looks like. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> what does democracy look like guys? >> this is what democracy looks like. >> the people united, will never be defeated. the people united, will never be defeated. >>. here showing support -- we are here showing support. we are here to show that democracy matters and that there are things that are not right but we can come together peacefully. here are a lot of people who feel the same. >> we are here to support this. late.is not too tall college can still do the -- the electoral college can still do the right thing. >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go. -- hey, hope, donald trump hello, donald trump has got to go. >> the results of the is it -- election become official when a meat to cast their vote. you can watch the process take place in several states. live coverage starting here at -- some lenders are demanding and intellig

tabloid new york post" on the left with "i'd like to kkk inmerikka," with america. very specific senators who were in those hearings as well. this collection is our second largest collection. we have some powerful works in particular from the 1930's by an american artist we would like to share with you today. >> we are going to take a look at one of the hidden gems of the ceramics research centers collection, and that is three barnettes by russell aiken, a well-known socialite, philanthropist, artist, and oddly, big game hunter who lives in new york city and hung out with the other wealthy types in new york city. these pieces were created in 1938, just before the united states entered world war ii. what we're looking at our the the threees -- are pieces by russell barnett aiken. on the left we start with a sculpture of franklin delano roosevelt. he is riding on a democratic donkey. he is holding up a microphone. an attempt under his right arm is a battleship -- and talked under his right arm is a battleship, worship just to his right, sculpture of bonito miscellany.

and then "the new york post" tabloid here on the left with "i'd like to thank amerikkka," with kkk in america. so a very clear interpretation on what happened during those hearings, and very specific senators who were in those hearings as well. this ceramics collection is our second largest collection. we have some powerful works in particular from the 1930's by an american artist we would like to share with you today. >> we are going to take a look at one of the hidden gems of the ceramics research center's collection, and that is three sculptures by russell barnett aitken, a well-known socialite, philanthropist, artist, and oddly, big game hunter who lived in new york city and hung out with a lot of the other wealthy types in new york city. these pieces were created in 1938, just before the united states entered world war ii. what we're looking at are the three pieces by russell barnett aitken. you can see on the left we start with a sculpture of franklin delano roosevelt. he is riding on a democratic donkey. he is holding up a microphone. and tucked under his right arm is a battles

and then "the new york post" tabloid on the left with "i'd like to thank amerikkka," with kkk in america a very clear interpretation on what happened in those hearings, and very specific senators who were in those hearings as well. this ceramics collection is our second largest collection. we have some powerful works in particular from the 1930's by an american artist we would like to share with you today. >> we are going to take a look at one of the hidden gems of the ceramics research center's collection, and that is three sculptures by russell barnett aitken, a well-known socialite, philanthropist, artist, and oddly, big game hunter who lived in new york city and hung out with a lot of the other wealthy types in new york city. these pieces were created in 1938, just before the united states entered world war ii. what we're looking at are the three pieces by russell barnett aitken. on the left we start with a sculpture of franklin delano roosevelt. he is riding on a democratic donkey. he is holding up a microphone. and tucked under his right arm is a battleship, warship. and just to hi

they found a sheet in his room which was meant to replicate a kkk hood.s been a draining week for the court. the first witness called was a survivor of the attack who had to take a break from her gut-wrenching testimony. dylann roof's mother passed out on the first day of trial having a heart attack in court and rushed to the hospital by ambulance. a lot of drama surrounding the case. including dylann roof's defense. up until two weeks ago, roof said he wanted to represent him c self. he has done an about face. now asking for representation during the guilt phase. he is expected to represent himself during the penalty phase. he is not just facing this federal hate crime death penalty case, but state death penalty case which is expected to be tried some time early next year. we expect closing arguments some time later this morning. john. >>> nick, thank you. heart stopping video from china. firefighters rush to save a man who was on the verge of jumping off a high-rise. the man over there is in hhystel on the rooftop. the firefighter creeps in behind him a

. >> you can't call them the new kkk, the kkk is still around. >> a peek behind the curtain at those infamous rants. >> plus i got the keys. >> dj khaled! >> hip-hop sensation and king of snapchat dj khaled holds nothing back, even broadcasting the birth of his son. >> how we doing, dot?

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the family discovered the letters kkk, and the n-word scrawled on theefront door. it happened just a few days ago. >> let me be clear. we will not allow anyone to be victimized based upon the way they look or what they believe. >> aurora's chief says there have been a 25 graffiti incident incidents, since 2015 and six sings election day. half staff in honor of cody don hue. the funeral will be tomorrow. >>> his death along i-25 is prompting a step up of law enforcement today. >> their message, move over or get pulled over. aaron has more. >> good morning to you. this is going to be on the south rr agencies involved, denver, greenwood village, arapaaoe county, douglas county and the law enforcement agencies are going to step up patrols. we are just now passing yale. if you're going past a vehicle that is stopped, you might get stopped too if you're too close though the laws have been in if you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road, at least one lane. if you can't, just simply slow ddwn. they are saying too many people are disobeying this law and that's wh

he said his home was burglarized with the words kkk and many thie walls. wi tndohe walls of hisfee neighborhood and was making plans to move. >> talk about being at the right place at the right time. look at this youtube video arst are going towardn there is an opportunity to pass highway. so there is a car coming right e lanes was behind the car he almost hit was anget in the ambulance. >> i have no mor we could be joking. >> excellent. >> i can't wait to see what comes out of this. >> we all know that you should n >> excellent intro. thank you. everyonee kn is arguably the most famous backside on instagram. with over 10 million followers. she has found fame i stay shape it. she uses the platform to spread fitness philosophy encouraging people to stay healthy. >> what motivates me i gym and be happy and motivated. if i can can help them with workouomething she teamed up with the liberty science center to strengthen the appeal the exhibit body repeal. so she peeledetal vascur system works. seejen have the same message of body see right in the middle jersey

and detectives believe there are many more never reported last week and aurora family found this they kkk in the n-word spray-painted on the door and very insensitive and disturbing just last night the same family target again marking the latest in a series of hate crime. the victims are afraid after receiving threatening messages. for her protection we're not showing the victims face on camera today mayor and police chief held a news conference and the heat here and across the country has to stop. leaders have served in across the metro asking for the public's help to make arrest. they do not represent aurora. of the 25 hate crimes and aurora over the last year the police chief said he had no knowledge of any arrest. that's why police need the public's help to end this the phone number at the bottom of your screen if you know thing give that number to police (303)627-3100 we've also put that phone number on our website kdvr.com. when developing developing story of the teacher. and copper high school under under a rest and night accused of sexual assault michael is here after sheriff depu

. >> they taped a note to the door that said "watch your back, kkk." >> reporter: doctor kalin decided to organize aurora together to provide resources and answer questions for those who aren't sure where their rights stand. >> many of the refugees that are resettled in to aurora. we have a large latino population and people from all over the world. >> reporter: mental health and school officials will also be on site. dr. kalin says more than 233 languages are spoken in aurora schools alone. >> aurora is an incredibly diverse community. >> reporter: tonight's meeting immigrant families. organizers encourage everyone to attend. reporting live in aurora, cbs4 news. >>> a hundred 33 languages. well, donald trump is expected to take the stage any moment now for a post-election rally in cincinnati, ohio. this is a live look at the first stop on trump's so-called thank you tour. ken craig is there right now. we were just talking about gr today about the wall along the mexican border. >> reporter: he certainly did, jim, among many other things. it's been a busy day for the president-elect and

he goes on to say, we have no skinheads, no real kkk, no one doing anything but talking on the internet. someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world. i guess that has to be me. charged with 33 federal counts, including hate crimes, roof's defense team has conceded that he committed the slayings and has instead focused on trying to spare him the death penalty. >> there were no cameras allowed in the courtroom but i can tell you as we were watching this video along with the jury, we also kept our eye on roof. no emotion there, boris. he simply sat there at the defense table with that blank stair stare on his face. we do expect another witness to be called. you talk to people here in charleston. it is not a matter of if he will be convicted but when that actually happens and that leads to the question, what punishment will the jury hand out? will they put him to death or will he go to prison the rest of his life? >> so difficult to watch that video. polo sandoval, thanks for the update. >>> still ahead, much wider news. a countdown to kickoff. arguably football's greatest

. >> reporter: laura mayor forcibly showing support for the family who had this graffiti , kkk and the and word scrawled on the front door at once, but twice. the victim told denver seven it was a note taped to the door saying watch your back. >> the type of language, the type of writing differently creates the great deal of concern. jurco police chief says there been 25 hate graffiti incidents in aurora targeting churches, bike paths and homes in 2015. six since election day. >> this year has been a very contentious year. >> reporter: is that there is a direct link recess was contentious feelings build over you. check ahead of our community relations division say vandals who use hate graffiti are trying to exert authority. >> i bring you in your place. this is where i think you need to be in this is what i'm going to say to you to scare you so you stay in your place. >> reporter: the mayor says he'll do everything he can to address the problem and prosecute those involved. >>> 84% of voters turned in their ballots for the november general election. that is the highest turnout for denv

. >> they taped a note to the back, kkk. >> reporter: as a response to the unrest, doctor kalin decided to organize aurora together to answer questions for those who aren't sure where their rights stand. >> many of the refugees that have resettled in colorado come to aurora. we have a large latino population and just people from all over the world. >> reporter: mental health and school officials will also be on site. dr. kalin says more than 133 public schools alone. >> aurora is an incredibly diverse community. >> reporter: and the meeting ends at 7:30 tonight. there's still plenty of time to get down here. the meeting started just a few minutes ago. if you have questions or concerns, they can provide information. you can find information on our website, cbsdenver.com. >>> right now, a massive at its base in colorado springs. just gate back from israel where it battled wildfires that were threatening homes. this supertanker and its boss hope to help out at the fires in tennessee next. >> we have reached out to the governor. my fellow tennesseans are hurting. >> it sounds great. the pro

six since - lastly, a family that lives in an apartment in cinema resorts inside iraq found letters kkk and the and word scrawled on their front door. it happened again last night. >> we want to make clear we do not we do not and will not tolerate this kind of activity the city of aurora. >> is the authorities will prosecute the people responsible . >> let me be clear. we will not allow anyone to be they look or what they believe. >> reporter: lassic the victim told them for seven the vile message left on her front door was not funny but someone could get hurt. she didn't want to appear on camera today. police chief nicholas says his deferment will devote resources necessary to solve this crime. he is asking anyone who knows anything about what happened to share with you know with police. >>> at a party with a gun. trevitt >> the moment a dvd officer fired and 70-year-old suspect all times. the teenager survived. the ooficer was cleared in the shooting. we'll have details on what led up to all this tonight at six. >>> new developments in the deadly crash involving a former air forre qua

. >> no kkk! >> the shouting, this pretty rowdy group of protesters, a coalition of student groups and anti-hate groups who says, he has every right to say what he says, but it's their first amendment right to protest. >> this is us uniting together to have fun and come together. >> reporter: spencer says his ideal world is an all-white ethno-state where races are segregated ethnic cleansing. >> would i be allowed to live in your ethno-state? >> no, but you could have your own ethno-state. >> very gracious of you. >> this would be a new type of society. a big empire for all europeans -- >> how do you remove 100 million blacks, latinos, asians from your ethno-state? >> the ethno-state is an ideal. it's not going to happen tomorrow morning. >> you're quoted as saying it could be horribly bloody and terrible. that that's a possibility. possibility. i think the current paradigm that we are living under is going to lead to blood and tears, period. >> you're predicting a race war? basically. >> i don't