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that leaves two suspects, fellow klans man clampton and cherry still alive.hey were to be tried together but a judge last week ruled that the 71-year-old cherry was not mentally competent to assist his attorneys and might never be tried. only blanton will now be tried. they reportedly have a mystery witness and others who will implicate blanton. times they say have changed in birmingham. >> i don't think the people fear that if they get up there somebody is going to come and burn a cross in their front yard and try to blow their house out. >> reporter: sixteenth street church is now thriving, but a sense in the history when it was known as bombingham lingers. >> things seem to move mightily slow. even after 36 years, this case seems to be moving rather slowly. >> cherry was tried and convicted in 2002. sentenced to life cherry died in prison in 2004. >>> former secretary of state condoleezza rice is one of those who has a connection to the victims of the birmingham church bombing. amber lee explains in this report in december of 2000 when george w. bush nomin

they have taken revenge for each one of their murdered klan members. are you going to carry a gun i will he says. he's had respect for weapons i suppose it's been that way for centuries it's hard. for. children and nephews to weapons when they were still very young. being able to handle a gun is one of the most important skills for. a good shot. during the chechen war. group of separatists fighting against russia in a bid to achieve independence for chechnya. but when the ideological war into a business by abducting and killing people for money. to the federal forces after they guaranteed amnesty. hundreds of. to handle weapons they might not necessarily directed against any particular person it's possible my children. during the war. killed. even the prospect of imprisonment or death could break his oath. that killed my son with. them with impunity. justice and. hundreds of families in the caucuses just like the. many vendettas can be handed down from generation to generation. special reconciliation commissions have been district and village in the ho

. >> i said, martin, we haven't heard the klan's response yet.uppose yet to something that must have shook them to their foundation. >> it was a sad and dark hour for those of us in the movement, a dark hour for the country. 18 days after the march, when there was so much hope and optimism, the bombing took place in my home state of alabama. >> the klan just gave us their response. >> it shocked the whole nation, because for the first time they began to make a connection between hate speech and violent actions. >> my reaction was to go to birmingham. >> we went down later on that evening, and i guess i thought ant that could have been any of us. it was more that we've got to show solidarity, that yes, you bombed this church. yes, you killed some young ladies, four innocent people. but that's not going to stop us. ♪ >> something in our background said that there's going to be some rough days ahead, but we're going to make it. >> here is a bulletin from cbs news. in dallas, texas, three shots were fired at president kennedy's motorcade in downtown

so with albert belcher facing threats from the ku klux klan they brought back baseball in 1964.he night before the first game the grand dragon -- is a dragon or wizard? and did he know the answer to that, you shouldn't. [laughter] he showed up at his front door at 10:00 at night and said, don't plan. but he went ahead and plate. when the first game, they had a bomb threat. right before the first inning. he get the phone call at the ballpark that there was a bomb threat. he looked at the -- he did not want to bring baseball back because he was an integrationist. if he was already up millionaire in the timber industry. and he thought about it. he looked at the long line. he decided to not report the bomb threat which would never happen today when he saw those ticket sales going. and he also taught, if we have to call the first game in two years there because of a bomb threat the national media will jump all over this the move will have to my side of publicity. he went ahead with the game in the bond did not tow off. bell, hired to manage this chamber this guy here haywood sullivan

. >> when you were coming to birmingham in 1963, you were coming to ku klux klan country.mingham had nor unsolved bombings of negro homes and churches than any other city in the nation. the ku klux klan and racial segregationalists were not about to let some negro preacher from atlanta or some group of demonstrators either in birmingham or outside the state to come and change their way of life. this is our place. this is our power. how dare you come in and want to take -- share our power from us. >> it was some very dark days in birmingham, alabama. >> in birmingham then the police fear. >> they had intimidated the working black people, and dr. king knew that. the movement was stagnated. it was dead. >> i'm going to say to you, wait a minute birmingham, somebody birmingham. >> dr. martin luther king was invited to come to birmingham to help with the situation. >> as difficult as it is, we must meet hate with love. >> we would also meet at 16th street baptist church. that was the meeting place for dr. king. ♪ i'm on my way >> it was always firey meetings with a lot of good

span is a place where people come to have a clan rally.0 klan -- klan president because the is black. other presidents traveled. no one ever complained and accused george bush of being a socialist, or all of these things. president, he is going to need a lot of security. racism. it is amazing. host: we do understand the point. anything about congressional travel? caller: i think there should he some kind of oversight, and i think there should be some limit. but i am more concerned with the lobbyists, like the code rs,s, -- koch brothe monsanto, and the other private citizens who want laws that protect them and allow them free rein. and: back to your oversight setting limits comments. should that apply to presidential travel as well? caller: he does have a lot of oversight already. all presidents have oversight. with theave to comply rules of congress. not just obama, but all presidents. cherry picking about who is the bad person and who is not is so suspicious. -- thoser those of its of us who have been in the business for some time, this is not the first time residential travel has b

they can never forget that the most important klan member gets to be avenged. each family has at least three children the old boys the better was that thought to provide better protection for the family when they grow up. was. everyone ready. after a special operation. his youngest son meets him at the door. eerily prophetic yesterday he will seek vengeance. but today he was summoned to work. his father went to meet a friend. three bullets in his head. never forgive myself and. i wish i had died protecting my for. myself for the rest of my life. moment why was i not by my side. visits the cemetery with his young son. who already knows that his grandfather and . reverberates throughout the centuries. don't need to be ashamed of it and you don't need to care what people say what's important is that your soul is a piece. it doesn't matter who killed my father everyone should take responsibility for their actions in this. being. it turned out that former comrades in arms had musta minded his death they had never forgiven his betrayal when he sided with federal forc

and the viewers there said it was like a klan rally. we're not talking about just a regular mask.re have been masks on obama before. we're talking about what was offensive. >> they had the same reaction where there were tea party rallies with obama dressed at hitler. this idea of how dare you be offended by something that even people who were white at this event saw as patently racist. you need to allow us to do this. this is also the example of the talk radioization of the party. pushing the line of being offensive that limbaugh does every day has taken over the political party. and the problem for republicans is their base is shrinking. it's shrinking in terms of its import in the electorate. you can triple down on your base, but that isn't going to help you win national elections. and if you say how dare anyone be offended be it, that's fine. but you're not going to appeal outside of the base of angry, bitter, anti-obama, older white republicans on the right. >> take it out of talk radio for a minute. congress. does speaker boehner have any responsibility with this guy stockman

it was taught that the klan was a benevolent organizations. we can turn history upside down. we have done it for a century. a lot of people still do not have an accurate view of the civil war and what it was about. i have argued that we have misremembered the 1960's for years. george wallace invented a lot of the terminology we have about big government and pointy headed liberals and a biased media being in cahoots with politicians, trying to centralize all power in washington. an anti-government distemper. it is not a judgment. it is just a hostility to government that we are still living with the that is very dangerous to any sort of balance or any sort of purpose, even a patriotic purpose. the history of american patriotism is figuring out ways we can work together to move forward and meet together, knit together the common government. they think a key to their survival is a gun in the closet, and that has never been true. you cannot show that in american history. that shows how atrophied in many respects this is. if we do not remember our history because we are running fr

>> one person in the crowd compared it to an effigy at a klan rally.ery quickly, there was bipartisan condemnation, and the ringleader clown who talked about, quote, getting obama, was permanently banned by fair officials. while both those things are to be expected given the offensive display, what you might be surprised by is the strong reaction from the right. sean hannity, rush limbaugh and glenn beck have all rallied to the defense of the clown. a support group on facebook popped up and some members of congress chimed in. steve stockman released a statement saying "liberals want to the crush dissent by isolating and polarizing anyone who questions obama even if it's a clown with a harmless gag, the idea to create a state of fear and make people afraid to trivialize obama. no one tried to personally destroy the clown who wore a george herbert walker bush mask. steve king tweeted mr. president, invite the rodeo clown to the white house for a beer summit. take the temperature down. have a laugh. relax. it's not about race. jonathan capehart is an msnp

a sight klans of funder for wednesday and the fire danger is high in the north bay and the usual pattern with cooler weather coming for your weekend. we will be back up to normal as we head into the weekend. area of low pressure is starting to lift northward and as it continues to lift northward, the chances of thunderstorms will diminish. there is still a slight chance tomorrow morning and then the chance lingers in the north bay tomorrow afternoon as the low pulls out of here. it will be back to normal by your thursday afternoon and going into the weekend we will be into our usual marine pattern. mid50s to mid60s. the kids will be just fine if they dress in one layer. the fog will be around so give yourself plenty of time to get the kids off to school. the fog will continue to affect many parts of the bay area bayside and coast side. a little cooler tomorrow, 88 in antioch and 77 in santa rosa. 72 in oakland and 80 degrees in san jose. still a small chance of thunderstorms tomorrow, but it is dryer and a little warmer. midto upper 80s inland. >> sandhya, thank you. the game mirrors his

what will be the klan's response? church in birmingham, alabama. i want to bring in my guests here again, van jones, commentator here on cnn, analyst, and also the new host of "cross-fire." and sheila jackson-lee, democratic congresswoman from texas. we were in the middle of a story as we were talking here about the folks who are standing here and about john lewis. and everyone speaking directly to people. directly to young people. and old. saying if you think things haven't changed, walk in my shoes for just a little bit. >> i just want to say a couple of things. when you talk about young people, you think about young children. the one that did not speak, dexter, was there as well. >> you don't see him much. >> you don't see him very much. you saw the young fire brand of the little baby daughter. you saw iii. but dexter has played an important role in that family. he is the one when he saw his mother suffering from lack of funds stepped up to make sure the king papers were respected. the king speeches were respected.

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king delivered his speech here, the klan bombed that church, killing four african american girls. the bell is a symbol of the triumph over racism. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. after dr. king's speech, nothing was really ever the same. within months, the civil rights act was passed, followed the next year by the voting rights act. king won the nobel peace prize in '64. he was assassinated in '68. as president obama praised peace today, he also prepared for war. the pentagon is awaiting the president's order to retaliate against the syrian dictatorship for what the u.s. says was a poison gas attack on syrian civilians. the president talked about his plan this evening in an interview with the pbs newshour. >> if we are saying in a clear and decisive but very limited way, we sent a shot across the bow saying "stop doing this" that can have a positive affect on our national security over the long term and may have a positive impact on the sense that chemical weapons are not used again on innocent civilians. >> pelley: the chemical weapons attack killed more than 300 people last w

findingnd bites of people saying things that directly contradict the klan they're just made, that ishat w do for a living. wh takes chris matthews could go all theay to the white house in 2008? >> let me ask you about rudy giuliani. i believe he's not only running, but you will when this whole thing, around the next election. >> that'sight, yeah. lou: for years ago, predicted congressman michele bachmann would it be to mitt romney for the republican nomination. we are more than three years away from the 2016 presidential ection that is 11,802 days, if you are keeping close track. do you want to know how dumb it is t be speculating about who is going to do what in 2016 right now? let's go back to august of 2005. the front runners inhe decrat nomination in one gallup poll were hillary clinton, 40 percent support, followed by john kerry with 16, john edwards had mustered 50 percent sport. that pull at eight democrats on theist. not one of them was named barack obama. the front runners from the republican race, reachuliani, do well. 27 percent of followed by john mccain who had 24 percen

effigy at ae in klan rally. to messuld be no reason with his lips if he had been a white president.missouri politicians in both parties are condemning the act. contractor responsible for saturday's event, the missouri cowboys association, may see charges. moretti boulder's crimes, many of them, work while he was serving an fbi informant. he could get life in prison. and now to some video just into our newsroom. no, a commercial break and i guess. >> there is a lot of talk about the new iphone set to launch next bob. >> we will tell you what else has been happening with the apple's latest gadget. but first -- >> i wanted to be here today to personally thank all of you and tell all of you out there how much all of your love and support hasman toomey over these very past -- over these is very difficult past few weeks. >> heart felt tears to the crowd. showers andsome thunderstorms. >> coming up on 11 news at 6:00 carollae trial against porter is wrapping up. and what you're about development downtown. -- and what to do about development downtown. these stories and much more when you >>

and so we're on the bus and i yell "action" and from nowhere comes the klan members and the nazis and the spitings and the -- >> terrifying. >> you were in there, too. the bus is shaking, the bus is shaking and we hear these deafening noises and the sweat and the sheets and the crosses and i yell "cut!" a little too soon, because i was afraid, got nervous. we were nervous on the bus. and i said "cut!" and it wouldn't stop. so i'm at the window saying "cut! cut!" and they wouldn't stop. and i look at danny and i look at ya ya and dave and i know at that moment that this is what