yes, i am the kkk vip.irst, let me talk to the locals and see if they know that the ku klux klan is still in the hood. >> it is a good place to live and raise kids. it is close to modern mayberry as you can use. >> would you recommend a black guy like myself buy a house here? >> sure, sure. >> yeah. we have heard there is a kkk president, does that happen here? >> it totally disappears. >> it is been over years. >> do you see black folks around here? >> when i was growing up, the kkk, it is right down the road. i have seen them around town. >> it is funny because you are the youngest person we talk to and we talked to some old people in town. >> they were not open about it like in the past. >> what if i was going on that road today, do you think it is a good idea? >> i would not be scared over it. >> i am saying me. >> just like that i am off to sea the wizards. i am meeting with the ku klux klan. these guys claimed to be progressive. they let a black man watch the burning cross. crazy? but i can't let this

to you after, and i confess it was me weeping in the fourth row when atticus is at the jail and the kkkomes for him and it's cal that recognizes one of the neighbors. atticus's children are played by extraordinary actors in the play. and it's the reminder at this time in our politics children are watching. >> children are watching. and i live in michigan. after the election, i was surprised some of the people. i said, can you believe this election? they go, yeah, isn't it great. you're going whoa. my wife's on facebook, we got another trumper. you didn't see it coming. atticus goes through this. they're good people. there are reasons why. he's an apologist, an enabler. i think there are people in the midwest, between the coasts, who don't care about this, don't have time for this, who have to make a decision now. you have to decide whether, like atticus you believe there is still compassion, decency, civility, remember all that, do unto others, you still voted not for hillary, for trump, where are you now? your kids are looking up at you going, but he lies. i think there are a lot of pe

northam first admitted he was the person wearing black face in a photo standing next to someone in a kkkostume. northam later says he was not in the photo. northam first admitted he was the person wearing blackface standing next to someone. northam later said he was not in the photo. it appeared in the 1984 eastern virginia medical school yearbook. >> from 1976 to 2013 the ebms yearbooks were published as an almost entirely student enrolled run program with little of no oversight exercised by the ebms administration. >> the investigation also says that the current and previous presidents of the school knew about the photo for years but chose not to disclose it publicly. they said they did not want to influence the political process. >>> the "los angeles times" reports a 12-year-old boy's family is demanding an apology after the boy's forceful arrest was caught on video. he admitted on the video he spit on an officer last month. they then placed a spit mask over his head. he had been accused of trespassing and panhandling. the boy was charged with misdemeanor counts of battering a police

one who appears in the photo showing one person in black face and another dressed as a member of the kkk. the governor insists he is not in the picture. >>> we move on now, to a controversial headline tonight. american taliban john walker lindh is now hours away from freedom tonight. he left the u.s. before 9/11, trained with al qaeda. he was captured during the u.s. invasion of afghanorteonige -ca just hours away from walking of an indiana prisonft w thiheh the right place? would be.y what i >> reporter: a headline grabbing case in the wake of 9/11. stunning images, john walker lindh, gaunt and filthy, captured from prison basement in afghanistan in 2001. seen here in this video taken by afghan intelligence, refusing to answer questions from cia officer mike spann. >> hey, look at me. do you know the people that you're here working with are terrorists? >> reporter: just an hour later, spann killed by militants during a prison uprising. lindh had converted to islam as a california teenager, left for the middle east, even met osama bin laden at an al qaeda training camp. he pleaded guilty

one who appears in the photo showing one person in black face and another dressed at a member of the kkk. governor northam, who faced calls for his resignation, insists he is not in the picture. >>> we move on now to a controversial headline tonight. american taliban john walker lindh is now hours away from freedom tonight. he left the u.s. before 9/11, trained with al qaeda. he was captured during the u.s. invasion of afghanistan. he's now set to be released from prison tomorrow, after nearly two decades behind bars for good behavior. here's abc's whit johnson. >> reporter: tonight, the so-called american taliban, just hours away from walking out of an indiana prison after serving 17 of his 20-year sentence. >> was this the right cause or the right place? >> exactly what i thought it would be. >> reporter: a headline-grabbing case in the wake of 9/11, with stunning images, showing john walker lindh, gaunt and filthy, captured from a prison basement in afghanistan in 2001, seen here in this video taken by afghan intelligence, refusing to answer questions from cia officer mike spann. >> h

speech but he also condemned each of those groups name by name, neo nazis, white supremacists, the kkkalled them evil, he called the acts egregious and statement went on and on, i don't know why the media hasn't picked up on it and the democrats don't acknowledge it but it's disingenuous. heather: part of 1994 crime bill, hearing for anita hill. so all of that opens the door to bring all of that back to the forefront. >> well, i will take that argument and run with it. if you want to create a moral equivalency between what biden was doing and what trump was doing and calling for execution of 5 black teenagers who were innocent, so, you know, give me a break, we all know what trump meant with charlottesville, no need to go further. >> we do know what he meant because he issued a lengthy statement from the white house, almost 2 pages and run on the pages of the usa today newspaper and went on and on about disavowing the groups by name, but heather, here is what this is really about, this is really about the 8 or 9% support that president trump got elected with african-american community

the white nights of the kkk and there's a local phone number there. >> so we're totally being outorganizede other side. so i think it's pretty dope that you all have taken on this tale talent. >> i'm glad that you kwame because this is the easiest interview i've ever had. yes, what she said. yes. he might need a drink refill. st. but, is fast enough? or, do you want speed and style? introducing performance, born of refinement. the lexus rc line. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. it's how we care for our cancer patients- like job. when he was diagnosed with cancer, his team at ctca created a personalized care plan to treat his cancer and side effects. so job could continue to work and stay strong for his family. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. we love you, daddy. good night. i love you

. >> no kkk, no fascist usa. >> count aer protesters also showed up. the protests remained largely peaceful. face sre hateful speech, regardless of ideology. and the rally comes after a if cancellation of milo yiannopoulos's speech at cal. each one met with counter protests and a big police presence. >>> now to developing news. california public health officials removed vials of radioactive materials. they are now being taken to a lab in richmond for identification. fire officials had identified them as cobalt 57 and radium 226. but state officials say what they owner had worked at t menlo park. they don't know how the material ended up at his house. >>> authorities across multiple cities say a woman posing as a fake nanny has a criminal history targeting parents dating back to the 1970s. she's in jail now and expected to appear on new charges next week. we have the latest from the newsroom. >> she is being held at the martinez detention facility. she turned down my request to speak with her today, but authorities say she's been speaking with plenty of

into the picture depicting a person in blackface standing next to someone dressed with a member of the kkk not in that photo but he admitted to wearing blackface for another party in school. the findings of the probe are expected to be released tomorrow. republican congressman and former navy seal dan crenshaw side with hillary clinton over donald trump's plan to pardon you a letter members accused of war crimes. clinton is calling the plan grotesque and crenshaw says it should not be on the table until the courts have time to review the cases. a new york times report says religious conservative lives have the happiest marriages in america. according to the global family and gender survey 73% of wives to go to church and gender values report good marriages. the second happiest group is religious, progressive wives at 60%. a great white shark found in long island sound for the first time ever. the 10 foot shark has been dubbed cabinet, weighing in at 500 pounds. researchers attribute the surprise visit to the improved cleanliness and health of the sound. stick around. kindergarten cop helpi

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imam omar assume man has said, quote, funding israel is like sending money to the kkk.is pastor robert jeffers and, pastor, great to have you with us. your thoughts about what are we -- [laughter] i don't quite understand how this kind of conduct is being embraced or tolerated on our universities, physical violence. it's, to me -- your thoughts? >> well, it's a growing trend on campuses to try to silence conservative voices. and, lou, this is the hypocrisy of liberalism. those who cry loudest for tolerance are usually the most intolerant people in the world when it comes to ideas with which they disagree. and, you know, in the young woman who committed the attack, she says she was triggered by pictures of aborted fetuses9 that the pro-life group had put up. wait a minute, triggered by science? i thought this was a group that believed in science -- lou: that's an interesting -- >> she was confronted with the -- yeah, this is not just a biological blob, this is a human being that is being murdered. well, to kind of quote jack nicholson from a few good men, they can't hand

i know that there was like this event happening where about the kkk going there.to them because of most of my friends are hispanic and like i don't know, i just felt like they were unsafe. >> i mean, that makes sense because they were potential violence and things, right? >> it really brings me down to think of the stuff that is happening right down there like it's a drive and they are coming up with decisions that are going to negatively affect lots of people like it's hurting kind of. >> i know a friend that's undocumented and she's afraid to like walk near the white house or like get out of her house. i can't relate to that because i was born here and like just to hear her story and what she has to go through every day, it's like it's really heartbreaking to me. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. are you old enough to remember barack obama as the president? >> yes. >> what do you think -- >> thankfully. >> she said thankfully. [ laughter ] >> what did you think about what he was president? >> i felt safer. i felt more confident about our neighborhoods, the people around us.

the white knights of the kkk. there's a phone number. >> you know, we're totally being out organized by the other side in relationship to those folk. so i think it's pretty dope that you all have taken on this challenge. >> i'm glad you came. because this is the easiest i've ever had. yes, what she said, yes. does anybody need their drinks refilled? there's nothing more important than the education of a young mind. let's go. let's go. let's go. except maybe being first in line to the grand opening of the world's largest rollercoaster. [ cheering ] the volkswagen atlas. more room means more fun. your control. like bedhead. hmmmm. ♪ rub-a-dub ducky... and then...there's national car rental. at national, i'm in total control. i can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. so i can rent fast without getting a hair out of place. heeeeey. hey! ah, control. (vo) go national. go like a pro. still nervous about buying uh-oh, la new house.meone's is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worr

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. >> no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> she did not plan on protesting until she saw the cell phone the racist chants at the torch rally. >> i saw videos of heather that day, talking to a young lady from the alt-right asking her why are you here? what are you doing? and the girl kept saying no comment. but i have to hope that somehow the girl went home and thought, geez she, what the hell am i doing here? and maybe she will remember that heather talked to her and have soul searching them from that. >> oh, my god! >> how did you find out about heather's death? >> her friend justin called me. and he just kept saying, i think she got hit by that car. and i kept saying, what car? i don't know what you are talking about. and he said, the hospital, they need to find the next of kin. i said oh --. so, you called my parents and i said, please pray. when we got to the hospital two ladies grabbed me and walked me up and i walked in the room and the detective looked at me and he said, she was pronounced. and i remember just putting my head down and sobbing so loud. for the first few weeks i ke

he did specifically call out and go after can kkk, nazis. the day after he did that.id he sponsor legislation? >> let me finish. >> you're talking about prompter speech. >> he's not responsible. >> we just said he's not responsible. is he only contributing to the environment that makes people think it's okay to do these things? >> i think it's on both sides right now. >> what's the other side? >> anti-semitism. >> year not talking about anti-semitism. >> we can't put everything in a neat bax. >> yes, we can. we're having a conversation about neck ties. don't bring up pickle. we're having a conversation about racism. white supremacists. not -- yes, it is racist. stick to the subject. is it the president contributing to an environment that emboldens people like that guy to give a race estsign on television? >> no, i don't think so at all. that guy is a loser. that guy obviously has really bad thoughts in his head and did something enormously stupid and he's paying for it. >> how long have you known donald trump? >> a while. >> i don't know if he's a racist but i know he

the white knights or the kkk and there is a local phone number. >> you know what i'm saying? wi let's sit with that for a second. we're totally being out organized by the other side in relationship to those folk. i think it pretty dope that you-all have kind of taken on this challenge. >> i'm glad you came because this is the easy eiest conversan i've had. yes, what she said, yes. does anybody need their drinks refilled? [ laughter ] >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we know sooner or later... every chip will crack. this daughter was home visiting when mom saw a chip in her windshield. >> mom: honey is that a chip? >> tech: they wanted it fixed fast so they brought it to us. >> mom: hi. >> tech: with our in-shop chip repair service, we can fix it the same day... guaranteed. plus with most insurance a safelite chip repair is no cost to you. >> mom: really? drive safely. all right. ♪ acoustic music >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, ♪ safelite replace. is your floor's best friend. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to grab and remove pet hair. and the roomba filter captu

can the we c"we cannot be party that nominates one who does not condemn white supremacists and the kkkt only is that wrong, it makes h him unelectable. mark penn memo for the hillary clinton campaign, "obama is unelectable except perhaps -- >> my favorite one of these, jerry brown in 1992 could ekauld bill clinton the humpty dumpty candidate. >> he had a point at that point. the guy who had been through crazy ska crazy scandals, really, this guy? >> we like him. >> that is the problem. people end up because you feel like no one actually knows what this thing is, particularly this early on, it's wielded as a cudgel to either on behalf of someone's favorite part of the favorite candidate or against other candidates or along lines of sort of race and gender, right, so you end up with this patrolling rod that doesn't actually tell you what is going on. so you should just vet who you like. that's my -- no, i'm serious. >> yes. >> vote for who you want to be president of the united states. that's what you should do, america. >> yes. >> it's a crazy idea. danielle moody mills, cornell bel bel

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photograph on governor northam's personal page, depicting an individual in black face and an individual in kkks, robe we could not conclusively determine the identity of either individual depicted in that photograph. >> northern virginia bureau chief julie kerry is in norfolk and will have coverage at 5:00. >>> now to metro upcoming summer shutdown n. three days thousas of metro riders in virginia will look for a d.c. erent way into >> half a dozen stations on the blue and yellow lines will c loez -- wilose for the whole summer. minutes ago officials wrapped up a news conference. and drew wilder was there ands ha more on what you need to know to get ready. good morning, drew. >> reporter: good morning. well they acknowledge the first shutdown is station going to be rough. it is going to be rough on them and they say it is going to be rough on all of us. if you take a look at your screen right now, we want to show you which of theta sons are closing this saturday. on the blue and yellow line, all six stations south of reagan national airport will close for theme s they will reconstruct the platf

photograph on governor northam's personal page, depicting an individual in black face and an individual in kkkd not determine the identity of either individual depicted in that photograph. >> harris: the governor releasing a new statement, i know and understand the events of early february and my response have caused hurt for many virginia citizens and i am sorry. rather than providing clarity, i deepened pain and confusion. one of virginia's top democrats embroiled in a scandal. two women have accused fairfax of sexual assault and mark herring has admitted to wearing black face. all three refused calls to step down. again, the media stopped covering this, jason, because again, they realized the gop was going to benefit from this. this scandal, it has come back because of this investigation, found inconclusive, but again, where is the outrage? much of this has not been resolved. >> no, no. do you think they would treat a republican the same as democrats? they wiped it off the front page. go back to the governor's original comments, what he first said when this first broke, he apologized. it wa

most disgusting moment of trump's presidency, and that was seeing good people on both sides of the kkk rally. no one else has done that yet. kamala harris has sharpened her message to include that. but people are hungry for someone to stand up and say, this is frickin' crazy, and biden is doing that. >> i applaud that he did that. i applaud that you applaud that he did it. >> you don't need you to applaud. >> but then the voters will decide and say, you know what? i don't care what he thinks about health care, or i don't care what he thinks about tariffs. i want somebody who is going to take a two by four to donald trump. that's all i care about. and then that's why i'm going to vote for -- >> or just to racism. i think there's a feeling that our president gives safe haven to racists and that's where we are. >> when people stop you on the street and they go, we have to do something, there is such a pent up fear and rage that if you don't hit that button, it's not going to do it. one other thing about trump, we're in the seventh season of celebrity apprentice. the sleepy joe stuff doesn

>> many people think of white supremacy as the kkk and hoods and neo-nazis and far right armed militiacentering whiteness indeed valuing that which is not white. >> historically, white men have been the biggest terrorists in the united states of america. >> see, those are looked at as anomalies. the assumption is they're mentally sick. every excuse in the book is made. when it's muslims, we want to flip the script and reframe things. >> what makes you want to live here? of all the places you could live in this country. >> this is home and this is very comfortable. you know, dr. king once said that 12:00 on sunday is america's most segregated hour in america. well, the friday prayer time in this muslim community is the most integrated. we have a nice community here. >> well, thank you, brother, for talking to me. i appreciate it. now you got a lot of food to eat. much of the food in the area is halal. which is arabic for "permissible." even though common sense goes against it, i'm headed to see how the sausage gets made. okay. more like where the shawarma meat gets made. damn. now i'm h

. >> this is a victor, and i can always look back on the town that i grew up which has the kkk democraticsve stood strong, everyone of us and pride because of another black america has seen it in the way tiger would have done. at the same time we would've recognized the white elite of democrats to put him down and what he they would've done as racist. this is a person who shows us what to make a dream is all about. the way he has overcome his obstacles, he is shown to this country is all about second chances, the underdog, i don't play golf but i was putting up her tiger because he is an underdog and i love that in most of america does the same thing. at the same time, what he has also done it showing how black americans look at him as a good role model of what can be accomplished, it is all about being victors over obstacles and that is what the left is done and were at a really bad taste and unfortunately where community where tiger woods is going to accomplish the things where he accomplished will watch them tarnish because the left doesn't want to give any credit. >> is it trying to di

initially admitted he was in the picture without saying whether he was the one in blackface or the kkk managed to fend off demands for his resignation. >>> attorney michael avenatti is denying new charges that he ripped off one of his most well-known former clients, stormy daniels. prosecutors claim he diverted about $300,000 that daniels was supposed to get from a book deal. they say avenatti used the money to pay for an extravagant lifestyle. avenatti's also facing allegations of legal misconduct in new york and los angeles, and he's also denying those charges. >>> three more parents have entered guilty pleas in the college admissions cheating scandal. a millionaire couple and a businessman from california were all charged with paying thousands of dollars to improve their daughters' test scores. they are among 14 parents who have agreed to admit their roles in the scam. 19 parents are fighting the charges against them. >>> a food recall now under way could affect your holiday plans. chicago-based vienna beef is recalling 2,000 pounds of hot dogs over concerns they could be contaminat

most disgusting moment of the trump presidency and that was seeing good people on both sides of the kkkud he did that, i applaud that you applaud that he did it. but then the voters will decide and say, yes, you know what i don't care what he thinks about health care or tariffs, i want someone who's going to take a up a 2 by 4 to donald trump. and that's why i'm going to vote for him. >> and just to racism. i think there's a feeling that our president gives safe haven to racists and that's where we are. >> when people stop me they go you have to do something. there is such a pent-up fear and rage if you don't hit that button it's not going to do to. we're in the seventh season of celebrity apprentice. his old tricks -- his bag of tricks that worked in season one of "the apprentice" i don't think it's going to work. >> this whole thing, if you're a fox news viewer right now you believe joe biden tried to interfere to earn some money for his son, and you're going to believe that until you're chanting lock him up at the convention in a year, it's going to work. >> but his crowd, yes, they'

into the picture depicting a person in blackface standing next to someone dressed like a member of the kkkphoto, though he did admit to wearing blackface once for another party while in school. the findings of the probe are expected to be released tomorro tomorrow. republican congressman and former navy seal dan crenshaw siding with hillary clinton over president trump's potential plan to pardon u.s. military members accused of war crimes. clinton is calling the plan grotesque and crenshaw says the parties should not even be on the table until the course of my courts have had time to review the cases. "the new york times" reports that religious conservative lives have the happiest marriages in america. according to the global family and gender survey, 73% of wives who go to church and hold conservative gender values support good marriages. second happiest group is also religious, but cry progressive wives at 60%. a quite dumb a great white shark reportedly found in the long island south of the first time ever. the 10-foot truck has been dubbed cavett. it weighs in at more at 500 pounds. re

give us a call, the white knights of the kkk, and there's a local phone number. >> let's sit with thatng outorganized by the other side in relationship to this folk. so i think it's pretty dope that you all have taken on this challenge. >> i'm glad you came, because this is the easiest interview i've ever had. [ laughter ] >> yes, what she said. yes. does anybody need their drinks refilled? there's nothing more important than the education of a young mind. let's go. let's go. let's go. except maybe being first in line to the grand opening of the world's largest rollercoaster. [ cheering ] the volkswagen atlas. more room means more fun. not ecan match the power of energizer.tery because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. ♪ for a dos equis. ♪ dos equis... ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and i also need a side of nachos. ♪ ♪ one more round nachos... ♪ every now and then i order dos... ♪ ♪ and i need dos equis tonight... ♪ ♪ and i'd also like some hot wings.

we who hold public trust have to have the same standard for everyone, same standard for the kkk that we have for persons who claim to be of the islamic faith. same standard -- and they are not -- same standard for the president that we have for members of congress. if you can't uphold the same standard, you're doing your country a disservice, my friends. i yield back the balance of my time. >> you can watch the entire hearing tonight on c-span 3 as well as the house homeland security committee questioning officials with the homeland security department, fbi, and justice department about domestic terrorism. that's at 8:00 eastern. and then a new report intended to guide the usair and missile defense strategy through 2028. >> the c-span bus recently traveled to idaho and wyoming asking folks, what does it mean to be american? >> i think to be an american it creates so many opportunities for everybody. my folks immigrated here with basically nothing, i come from a family of ten, and hard work and working in the farming and the dairy industry. my folks showed me what you can accomplish i

i just want to build the record -- familiar with the kkk, will you kindly extend a hand into the air. i believe you are. let the record reflect that all are. and are you familiar with their cross-burning -- they call it cross-lighting, if you're familiar with them, i'm sure that you know that they do. would you kindly raise a hand. all hands are in the air for the record. and is it true that -- well, they use this as a means of symbolizing their faith. they claim to be christians, the members of the klan, and in burning or lighting the cross, they're exemplifying their faith. i believe as persons familiar with the klan doing the kind of work that you do, you probably know this too, but let me just ask you to raise your hands if you know this. raise your hands, please. okay. all hands. now, have we ever called -- have you any information wherein it has been widely said that when a klansman commits an act of terrorism, that this was christian terrorism? has that ever been widely used, christian terrorism? if the answer is no, do not raise a hand. no hands are up. so it has not been wide

we who hold public trust have to have the same standard for everyone, same standard for the kkk thate have for persons who claim to be of islamic faith. same standard for -- and they are not. same standard for the president that we have for members of congress. if you can't uphold the same standard, you are doing your country a disservice, my friends. i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you very much. let me thank the witnesses for their valuable testimony today. i'd like a couple items inserted in the record. one is letters from 2011 to 2018 asking for hearings before this committee on domestic terrorism, just for the record. we have been made aware that on march 19th, a number of civil rights groups, naacp, leadership conference, a number have requested a meeting with the fbi director. and some -- well up until this day the letter has not even been acknowledged. i think part of their interest is around this whole effort of domestic terrorism. and we want to instill confidence in all our law enforcement people. but we also recognize the fact that organizations who are inte

where kkk flyers are distributed to students. these are all thing we're seeing right now play out inside of our nation's schools. we need law enforcement to do better. we need our leaders to reject policies that dehumanize students of color, communities of color and most importantly we all need to condemn the hate that's playing out across our country right now. >> miss clark, i think what you're trying to say we have to remember what america is all about. >> right. >> a country of immigrants. a country of folks that have been rejected by their home countries and have come to america and made this country the greatest country in the world. we have to remind our children of the heritage. mr. chairman, i yield. >>> thank you, gentlemen. the gentlelady from florida is recognized. >> thank you. and just to reiterate as we close this hearing today, i think it's important to, for all of us to remember why we're here and we're here to deal with the rise of white nationalism, to deal with the rise of violent hateful crimes and i truly re

same standard for the kkk or persons who claim to be of economic islamic place-- of faith. same standard for the president that we have for members of congress. if you can't uphold the same standard you are doing your country a disservice. i yield back the balance of my time.

. >> you mean the kkk?d by the leads pushed the envelope. >> i wonder if the outrage would have been amplified by social media. i wonder if we even would have these shows if there was a twitter, if there was a facebook in 1975. you know, maybe not. >> reporter: but that edgy content is not all that endures. ♪ guys like us we had it made >> you're talking about two of the greatest tv theme songs of all time. >> you do it. ♪ songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ those were the days [ applause ] >> he hits that note so beautifully. >> now, along with the original original scripts they also replicated the original sets from the shows bringing in the set designer who worked on them back in the '70s to re-create every detail in the bunkers' house and the jeffersons' apartment. this is going to be appointment television for so many of us who just really remember those nostalgic days where you laughed and you learned. >> exactly. >> watching that. just makes you happy. >> the fact that it's going to be live really add

>> so kendis, this may have caught your radar, but there was a rally that fortunately the kkk local chaptere people showed up. what they didn't anticipate is 600 counterprotesters would show up. i say that's good just because, one, nobody was injured, but two, it demonstrates the real heart and soul of the community, that they did not want to be defined by that and that they showed up in force to demonstrate that that's not what they stand for. >> nine people of that mind set though in all of this. >> well, got to take our good where nine people with that mindset. >> have to take the good with the bad. >> my pick takes us to georgia and a mailman named floyd. he spent 20 years on the same route. when he announced he was retiring, the community sent him off in style. he has 500 people on his route and they decorated their mailboxes and threw a block party for him. a 3-year-old child dressed up as him for her career day, he was known for compassion for elderly folks. this went viral after a reporter rode along with him on his final route. which ended with a party with people lining up to shak