a journey inside the new ku klux klan, where we witness the secret rituals you may have thought were a thing of the past. the crosses, the fire. >>> and, the chilling message. from the young men and women beneath those notorious hoods. it's a race war you're talking about. >> very much so. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 26th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight, millions of americans are bracing for impact, as hurricane sandy rapidly approaches, threatening to morph into a rare superstorm as it barrels up the east coast. abc's ginger zee of our extreme weather team is on the ground in florida with the latest. >> reporter: as hurricane sandy rumbles through the atlantic, just a few hundred miles from the east coast, its path of destruction has already killed at least 30 people across the caribbean. from space, you can clearly see the size of this thing. it has tropical storm force winds extending almost 300 miles. it's shield of clouds stretching almos

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. >> reporter: witness the ku klux klan this summer -- >> white power. >> reporter: in martinsville, virginia. >> white power! >> reporter: and in tupelo, mississippi, a couple of weeks ago, a similar scene. >> white power! >> reporter: over the past four months, "nightline" has been granted rare access to the resurgent klan. their rituals, their people, their message of racial segregation. >> we do not protect our race and protect our people, they gonna destroy it. they gonna kill us. >> reporter: to get to the heart of it, we headed south to meet the grand dragon of the mississippi white knights of the kkk. made infamous in the film "mississippi burning." >> you already been told once. >> reporter: it's impossible not to think what once happened here. the territory scarred by the battles of the civil rights era. >> a klan bomb ripped apart birmingham's 16th street baptist church, killing four children attending bible class. >> reporter: so, we're in birmingham, alabama. and just down here is the jail where martin luther king jr. wrote the famous letter from a birmingham jail. along

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. >> ku shut down sports to have schools provide nut-free classrooms. >> one of the things they're sayings we don't have to do anything. after multiple calls to the district, no one would respond. >> until i get a letter from the superintendent saying, our remale is have been food. >> food allergies had nothing to do with a girl who was met remeet. live that it was confirmed by a stikt. it is clear to us that the system was bypassed spengs. tg and e's and before the august 20 start of school. it in either parents that have a life-right continue corresponding. has filed on other than. when it comes to the peanut serlgz and e. the state does not help in peanut allergies. >>> change in the polls show mitt romney ahead nationally. two other polls resnooef. meanwhile, president obama released some stand-up comedy again debate. you ji, i don't know anything about. you probably got rahmanion. sherz the good gus. she told reporters that. well ish. the with the will me. . . they ruled the mayor violated state law when his political action committee donated $100,000 to the reuse herera team to pay

i like to tell this story of my kus cousin janet, 45, vice president at wells fargo. she was queen makeup diva. i was baby diva. she admitted to me she was spending $800 a month on beauty products. it was hair dye and facials and the most expensive products, ever. she read the book and started to feel overwhelmed and discovered this superexpensive evening cream had hydroevo. it makes your skin tingle, so you think something is happening. she went back to the makeup counters and have polite conversations, hey, i think you can do better. until you do i'm going to buy something else. she decided to stop coloring her hair after many, many years and loves the way she looks and feels better than she has in a long time. when i heard about the stuff, i was mad about the chemicals, when i start to think about it, i realized, i was exhausted with trying to keep up with looking 10 years younger than i am and not working any way. she felt liberated. that emotional journey. this sense of freedom and personal empowerment. that is the place i want us to get to. i am going to close w

." >> i love the ku klux klan. >> cynthia mcfadden takes us inside the secret cross burnings and what day is their new message. inside today's kkk. don't miss it. and thank you for watching abc news. make sure to check in for "good morning america." they are working while we're all sleeping. jimmy kimmel is next. we'll see you here tomorrow. have a good night.

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." >> i love the ku klux klan. >> cynthia mcfadden takes us inside the secret cross burnings and what day is their new message. inside today's kkk. don't miss it. and thank you for watching abc news. make sure to check in for "good morning america." they are working while we're all sleeping. jimmy kimmel is next. we'll see you here tomorrow. have a good night. >>> up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- first lady michelle obama. >> up and at 'em! >> hallie berry. >> they said, don't look her in the face. >> what did you do? >> i looked her in the face. >> cousin sal in brooklyn. >> perfectly good pizza. >> what are you eating? >> okay. look. >> music from ciara.

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that will spread out the average age as ku can see in this chart to that bottom line.where our fleet average would be between four and six years. about half the useful life of a bus. we are really like an industry target we are trying to achieve. besides the age, this would also help to level out our maintenance demands that we'd be able to stretch those out over a longer period of time, increase our liability and increase technology improvements on incremental basis rather than waiting 12-year cycles before new technologies can be implemented. this table show is the five-year procurement in terms of the number of vehicles we plan to place into service over the next five years. as maria mentioned, we are initiating our hybrid procurement, the top line for 57 vehicles. overall in the five-year period we will be replacing 356 motor coaches, typical bus. that is out of a fleet of 511. we will be replacing roughly 141 trolley coaches. that is out of a fleet of 333. then at the bottom there is the pair transit van that we will be replacing that entire fleet over this next f

. >> the trial of the man suspected in the oi kus university mass shooting was put on hold today when the defendant's sanity came to question. 43-year-old appeared in oakland courtroom this morning. he faces seven koubts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. during the brief hearing today, he suddenly stood up and shouted to the judge, "i have a motion." the public de fender did file a motion regarding his mental competency. >> by psychiatrists or psychologists to determine whether he is competent to stand trial. >> he is schedule today return to court after the evaluation. the trial date is november 19th. >>> the san francisco crime lab is now in the hands of a federal jury. in 2010, mat di reportedly told police she had taken small amounts of drugs from this crime lab. she is charged by obtaining drugs, charges she denied. if convicted she could face up to four years in prison. >>> the coast guard is out again looking for two boaters who went missing. search and rescue team searched the waters. the two men vanished about 10:30 yesterday morning when their boat cap sides. t

he later clarified that he didn't necessarily mean to refer to the ku klux klan. >> no. what it is when people do things, sometimes they don't want to be exposed for what they're doing. and this arizona organization says they're in business for transparency. and here they're not willing to come clean in the court of california. so i think they ought to unmask themselves, yes. >> reporter: the governor is campaigning nonstop for prop 30 which would raise sales tax a quarter cent and state income taxes on the rich and he is supportive of a new lawsuit to reveal the people behind that arizona group. it's now in the hands of the court. the fair political practices commission filed a lawsuit demanding an audit of the arizona donor group, americans for responsible leadership. it says in part, quote, respondent's conduct will cause great and irreparable harm to the voters of california by potentially denying them vital information regarding the true source of large sums of money. in answer to that lawsuit, the arizona nonprofit says, quote, this motion is the result of intense

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max keiser well the guy has a report what is deferred prosecution and how can i get some wise john ku's actually from mortgage fraud banks tears in our first headline today i just read that nine most terrifying words are the english language i'm from j.p. morgan and i'm here to help yes jamie diamond has sent up thousands of letters to americans telling them he's forgiving her debts they only catch the debt most of already been flipped and discharged by a court stacey. that's right max the headline for this story reads how to erase a debt that isn't there. so as you said thousands of americans have received letters from j.p. morgan chase and bank of america from j.p. morgan.

max kaiser well the kaiser report what is different prosecution and i'm going to get some wise john ku's actually from mortgage fraud bank stars in our first headline today i just read that nine most terrifying words are the english language i'm from j.p. morgan and i'm here to help yes jamie diamond has some tough sells of letters to americans telling them he's forgiving her debts they only catch the debt must have already been fricken discharged by a court stacey. that's right max the headline for this story reads how to erase a debt that isn't there. so as you said thousands of americans have received letters from j.p. morgan chase and bank of america from j.p. morgan they read we are canceling the remaining amount you owe chase bank of america letter reads you are proof for a full principal forgiveness of your home equity loan the catch well most of these debts have already been discharged in bankruptcy court oh that's right it's a legal arbitrage now we know that we have the financial leverage charger they're trying to buy and sell simultaneously and capture the spread for their poc

said she was harassed by wearing a mitt romney t-shirt, by her teacher no less, who likened it to the ku klux klan. what is that? let's let samantha explain. >> i came in and she said, are you wearing a mitt romney shirt? i said yes. she pointed and said get out of the class. i said no. you can't wear a republican shirt in a democratic school. she took a red marker and drew on it, and then told meo take off my shirt, and she would give me a different one. >> the 16-year-old told another station, quote, she said that's like her wearing a kkk shirt. her parents met with the unnamed educator who apologized and explained she was only joking. the school district is investigating the case while the teacher has been moved to another classroom. let's just put her in another class m rue. the crazy lady shouldn't be teaching. what did the class pets think about this? >> like i said, gay marriage. you have gay marriage and then you have a deer and a kitten hanging out together. the world is going to hell in a kitten basket. liz, the teacher was just making a joke, so we should forget about it. >> w

that i think is something he has to do because those images of him as kuing the taxes to the rich toand putting burden on the middle class is killing him. >> bret: panel, as always, from different parts of the country, thank you. steve, juan, charles. that's it. but stay tuned for final look ahead from denver as we get ready for this big night tomorrow night. [ female announcer ] food, meet flavor. flavor, meet food. it's time for swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth in easy to use packets. mix it into skillet dishes, for an instant dose of... hell-o! [ female announcer ] get recipes at flavorboost.com. droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4g lte network, and motorola, droid does. get $100 off select motorola 4g lte smartphones like the droid razr. >> finally tonight, be sure to join us again wednesday for all of the run up to the first presidential debate of the presidential campaign season. we have all the last mi

though he later clarified that he didn't necessarily mean to refer to the ku klux klan. >> no.hat it is, is, that when people do things, sometimes they don't want to be exposed for what they are doing and this arizona organization says they are in business for transparency and they are not willing to come clean in california. i think they ought to unmask themselves. >> reporter: the governor is campaigning nonstop for prop 30 which would raise sales tax .25% and state income tax on the rich. it's now in the hands of the court. the fair political practices commission filed a lawsuit demanding an audit of the arizona donor group americans for responsible leadership. it says in part, quote, respondent's conduct will cause great and irreparable harm to the voters of california by potentially denying them vital information regarding the true source of large sums money n answer to that lawsuit, the arizona nonprofit says, quote, this motion is the result of intense political pressure to have them do something and keep the campaign issue alive. with ads clogging the airwaves, it's a r

ku always do that by tracking sandy on nbcwashington.com. just put in sandy in the search bar, also follow us on facebook and twitter. we'll be here throughout the storm right here for you here at nbc 4. >>> shanahan has had quite a task to figure out who to put on the field. >> orakpo, redskins preparing now to play without london fletcher. he missed practice for the second day in a row. he spent six to seven hours with a neurologist to address issues with his balance. it's not known if fletcher's balance problem is concussion related. london has played in 231 straight games. that's the longest streak in the nfl. the other big injury concern for the skins remains pierre car season, the number one wide re receiver hasn't been on the field for a regular basis since the season opener against the saints when he turned this pass into an 88-yard touchdown. garcon had his foot examined in charlotte yesterday. the diagnosis is a torn ligament in his foot that could require surgery. it's an option that pierre and the redskins are hoping to avoid. >>

. >>> a louisiana claim the ku klux klan set had her on fire set herself on fire. she doused herself and started the fire. she claimed the kkk started the attack and on sunday night, she said that they wrote a racial slur and letters. the kkk on her car. the accusations spurred dozens of local, state, and federal investigators to spend hours looking into it. >> she had a lot of people believing it was racial issues. >> she is in the hospital in critical condition. investigators have figured out why she did it. the family said they're devastated by what happened and want to thank everyone who reached out. >>> thank you for joining us tonight at 5. >> the news edge at 6 starts right now. >>> the race for the white house in its final stretch. president obama kicked off a marathoning campaign trip in iowa and will wind up in the battleground state offra vaival. and mitt romney is riding a new wave of confidence in the face of improving poll numbers. tom fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: there are a lot of new polls starting with rasmussen reports, showing mitt romney t

. >> there's a cup ku cup he will inaccuracies. the president cannot overturn row v. wade.n you take a look at the cross tabs, wecomen are saying like governor romney, i'm willing to give him a second look, i didn't understand where he stood during the primary season, but now that i understand his positions during the debates, i actually think i may want to give this person a second chance. so the facts simply don't gel up with reality. and that is quite frankly the reality is that a lot of people out there, women included, are looking at this presidential canndidate and giving him a second chance. >> let me read from a memo from the romney campaign. woman voters get it, there's nothing pro woman about the obama's economy record, poverty rates and stagnant employment. are you concerning president obama is losing his edge with women? >> i think everybody expected things would get closer as we got closer to the election, but i want to disagree with robert. mitt romney and paul ryan have said they would sign legislation that would ban abortion. so they did want to overturn roe

extraordinary important and secretary clinton announced massive amount of humanitarian assistance and ku dos to the administration for doing that. the real problem here is that there's this struggle within the romney campaign itself over syria between neo-conservatives to militarily intervene and those who actually are more reticent and the problem is that mr. romney flip flops between one group and the other and can't quite decide which one is more important. the bottom line, however, for purposes of american interest in the middle east, arming a rag tag group of rebels at this point in time is inconsistent with understanding when's going to emerge of syria in the long run. one of the reasons why i'm reticent is because we don't really know who the rebels are. some of them are affiliates of al qaeda. some of them funded by saudi clerics. some of them indeed very good guys and deserve support but very much an open question of who would get the arms. we don't want to repeat afghanistan back when congressman charlie wilson was doing that very same thing and it was 0 is a many bin laden who

wearing a mitt romney t-shirt in class allegedly saying the t-shirt would be like her wearing a kkk, kux klan shirts. this is one of the worst stories. here to explain 16-year-old samantha polisi and her father rich. we reached out to the school for comment. the student was exercising her right of free speech and was not violating any school or district policy." they went on to say "the school snir initiated an investigation to review the conduct of the teacher and that investigation is ongoing." samantha i had to say that in order for fiba. let me ask you. you walked into class, geometry class? you walk in the class with a romney t-shirt and the teacher said to you, take it off? what was that like? how did that happen? >> well, it was really embarrassing. and i think she did it because she's against mitt romney. >> so that's basically, in other words, she doesn't like romney, so she wants you and your classmates to not like romney. is that about right? >> yeah, that's right. >> well, what did she do? did she ask you to leave the classroom? >> at first she did. she said leave. and i sai

mississippi helping register blacks to vote as part of freedom summer, they had been attacked by the ku klux klan and risked their lives for something they believed passionately about and came back to berkeley to find out they could not even handout a leaflet on campus or collect a quarter for a civil rights group or even hand out a leaflet for barry goldwater for president who was the candidate who had been nominated in san francisco. so the students tried to negotiate with the university. the university refused. in defiance some students set up a card table at the main administration building and handed out leaflets. in short order a police cruiser pulled into the middle of the plaza and arrested somebody named jack weinberg who was behind the table but before they could go anywhere students began to sit around the police car and the entire plaza was filled with students around the police car and they held them captive for the next 33 hours and that was the beginning of the free speech movement. [applause] they went on to stage a number of protests to negotiate with the university, ul

a, he put away a corrupt sheriff who also happened to be a member of the ku klux klan and broke up a corruption ring in the oakland/alameda area that was giving away paving contracts. the political tradition he upheld in those early cases was one of clean government. his insistence in the '20s and '60s was on professionalism and fairness. those ideas expressed themselves in a historic line of cases during his tenure as chief justice. in 1961 the court ruled that illegally-seized evidence may not with introduced -- be introduced in state trials. after officers burst into her home and rifled it without a warrant. the warn court overturned the position. in is 1963 the gideon case, as u all know, clarence gideon got a new trial. in 1966, the warren court ruled in miranda that all suspects have the right to be informed of their rights, the rights we all know so well today, to remain sigh lend, to speak with an attorney. miranda also got a second trial. and purely sort of historical and personal terms those cases yielded somewhat mixed results. gideon was acquitted and led a good life afte

makes it illegal to make racist remarks whereas here the first amendment would defend, protect the ku klux klan or whatever making its various forms of vile remarks. you can argue both ways. my view i have come to have is the first amendment is a better way to go because bigotry, dreadful ideas do not disappear if you prevent their utterance. those ideas increase in power sometimes if you ban them and for some underground. it is better to have them out in the light of day. vampires die in the sunlight. >> you have to drive a stake through -- >> don't even have to. it is just let the light shine in. >> one of our members of the audience asks in the age of social me and the internet do you think the muslim world is at a crossroads? how easy is it for anyone to whip them into a frenzy or how different what all this have played out in the age of the internet? >> it would have been much more dangerous. in those days the fastest communication device that existed was the fax machine. if you remember the facts machine. there were telephones that had chords that connected to the wall. that was

i likened it to the stuff that creeps all over the ground, ku kudzo.pirit? >>guest: research i found is that black friday, everyone rushes over each other to get to the big deal busters, black friday does not give you deals, the time to shop is now for more stuff. there are more discounts. stores are putting more things on discount. you don't have to wait. we are seeing more and more people starting toship. one in three consumers will be done, finished, no more christmas shop, by cyber monday, the monday after thanksgiving. >>heather: i procrastinate, it makes it more fun to wait. >>guest: and it is more expensive, too. >>heather: that is why to benefit consumers, how does it benefit the retailers? >>guest: retailers will find it helps them. a lot of this is layaway programs where you basically say, i want this thing but why have enough money to pay for it so i will pay for it a little bit each month keeping you going back to the same store and creates store loyalty. at walmart we found that already people have spent more on layaway, more than half of

data also suggesting australian kus are turning to cheaper offerings from foreign and online retailers. aussie dollar slipping in reaction.and online retailers. aussie dollar slipping in reaction.from foreign and onlin retailers. aussie dollar slipping in reaction. states will report same store sales today excluding the drug store sector. coming in well below the 6.4% growth rate we had in the same period last year. costco beat the street, 6% same store sale growth. slightly above analysts forecasts then. so where was the strength in the back to school shopping season? joining us for more is sw retail advisers president and cnbc contributor. thanks for coming along. let's look back to start with the back to school season is important. what did it tell us about how the rest of the year will shape up? >> back to school is very important here after we get through august, certainly there were plenty beats in august and good news, but that's really a clearance month. so back to school is really the first indication of how the consumer is feeling and are they willing to pay full price. and a

to register blacks to vote as part of mississippi freedom summer, that they had been attacked by the ku klux klan, they had risked their lives for something they believed passionately about, and they came back to berkeley to find they could not hand out a leaflet on campus or collect a quarter for a civil rights group. for that matter, they couldn't hand out a leaflet for goldwater for president who was the candidate that year and had been nominated at the cow palace in san francisco. so the students tried to negotiate with the university, the university refused, and then in the defiance some of the students set up a card table right in front of the plaza at the administration building and handed out leaflets. well, in short order a police cruiser pulled into the middle of the plaza and arrested somebody named jack weinberg who was behind the table. but before they could go anywhere, students began to sit down around the police car, and soon the entire plaza was filled with students sitting down around the police car, and they held it captive for the next 33 hours, and that was the begi

ku will premature release and so much more. the ipo facebook to name another.est mistakes they make in this environment, and is going to tell us what they are. finance professor at uc-davis. before we get to that, thank you for being with us. there has to be at least faith in the system. has to be a little dented when we see these accounts along the way. >> well, i'm sure that investor confidence is certainly winning in the aftermath of the financial crisis and some of the issues that the markets have faced recently. at the end of the day at the most financial economists would say that the simple solution for most investors is to buy a well diversified fund and stay the course. buy and hold long-term perspective. ashley: so what are the biggest mistakes that investors make and what is the research you have been doing? >> well, i just told you what they should be doing. so what are investors actually doing. so probably the three biggest mistakes. number one is investors tend to trade too much. they react to news, by ryland, approval, react to the news stories th

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