hanged before he could have started the ku klux klan. i wonder if a harsher peace might have brought a more lasting and just peace. it's at least something to speculate. again, one of the models is the reconstruction of germany. after the second world war, the german people had no doubt what the cost was, at least for the highest leaders of war crimes. while he's a worker criminal and he's a lesser war criminal, there are others. >> the pictures you showed to begin were taken of people after the camp had been liberated. how much was known by the northern public or the government about andersonville and what was happening before? >> i don't know. i think the histories are in dispute on this. there are not people being exchanged out of andersonville. and while there are some escaping from andersonville and there are rumors going on. but i don't know -- oob. >> my second to that is, you discussed the ladies and their vegetables. how much was known in and around andersonville? >> enough to know -- enough to know that local -- >> beginning to

the ku klux klan. the ku klux klan. we can discuss the remote and of the klan in terms of southern history as it goes through jim crow, how movies like "birth of a nation" meant to glorify the klan, but in this context we can expand the role that the ku klux klan played in american society. the story begins things giving night, 19 15, on top of stone mountain, georgia. if you have never been there, it is a tall granite peak outside atlanta. a group of men gathered, planted an american flag and a cross set the cross on fire. of course they do, right? and they opened a bible to romans, chapter 12 verse 2 and proclaimed the new knights of the ku klux klan. and what do they find? do not conform yourself to this age, but be transformed by the renewal of the mind so you may judge what is god's will and what is good and pleasing and perfect. do not conform yourself to this age gives us a very large hint at what drove those to join this newly formed mass. do not conform yourself to this age. think of what "thi

this was a film for the coop >> ran -- for the ku klux klan. it basically built a fire under those who were acting as terrorists against the people that lived in the south to allow them to commit terrorist acts against black people. the government overlooked it because at the time they said it was a great piece of cinematic art. i really feel it is time that we stop looking at these films and saying, these are great works of art, and they were very racist, and therefore it was a piece of work for the time. this was a propaganda piece to further disenfranchise a group of evil that were already enslaved in this country. we need to look at it for what it is. >> thank you for the call. we have a chance for the guests to respond. appreciated. hari jones. >> the film is a blockbuster film. it is certainly propaganda. a lot of the history that is written dunning's school, wilson at princeton, dunning at columbia the kind of history they are producing his propaganda. this is the real problem, the propaganda of the history. in the case of william monroe

grand dragon. >> yes, he was. >> schieffer: of the ku klux klan in alabama. some of the things you don't know until you go to -- i had no idea -- >> is it marked? does it say that. >> schieffer: that is his name right across -- >> does it acknowledge anywhere -- >> schieffer: it just says edmond perez but it is one of those things up there and i think down through the years people had just forgotten. >> everybody there knows. >> schieffer: that's what i found out. >> #02: that's true why you should do something where something is happening to find out. where are we right now? jan you of course are a native of alabama, is alabama different than it used to be? >> oh, completely. and i thought, you know as congressman lewis said in the interview we can't lose sight of how much it has changed because that does a disservice when you think about how much people before us sacrificed for that change. but yet as we have seen on a number of civil rights issues whether race, same-sex marriage, there still is a long way to go. but you also see in alabama, i have been the

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. >> ...any doctrinaire, militant minority, whether communist, ku klux klan, or birchers. >> chafee:icrophone and they'd subside, and then he'd get up and he'd start to open his mouth, and they'd start again. and he couldn't talk. it went on for over 15 minutes. >> ...wholly alien to the sound and honest republican liberalism that has kept this party abreast of -- [ audience booing ] human need. >> buchanan: the forces that could nominate goldwater from the south and west were tearing the republican party away from the republican eastern establishment forever, and they could sense that. >> let me get to the mic. >> you give it to 'em. it's your job! >> now, look! the governor hasn't had a chance to talk. he's been up here 10 minutes, and he hasn't a chance to talk but about four minutes. >> buchanan: and i think they believed that when goldwater goes down, then that fever will pass, and we will get our party back. and they never got it back. >> man: back in july in san francisco, the republicans held a convention. remember him? he was there. governor rockefeller. before the conventio

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that extremism could be a good thing, he was basically opening the door to the birchers and leftover kuere beyond the pale. >> the head of the georgia klan came out for your ticket. do you accept their support? >> we don't want the backing of the ku klux klan. >> that's a different kind of extremist, and my father would have none of it. >> a thoughtful address by ronald reagan. >> thank you. i have spent most of my life as a democrat. i recently have seen fit to follow another course. >> ronald reagan was an actor, but it was in 1964 that suddenly he explodes on to the national scene as a political figure because he gives the speech. >> in this vote harvesting time they use terms like "the great society," or as we were told a few days ago by the president, we must accept a greater government activity in the affairs of the people. barry goldwater has faith that you and i have the ability and the dignity and the right to make our own decisions. >> the campaign was always run optimistically. and when ronald reagan hit it out of the ballpark with his speech, we just knew we were going to wi

in 1871, which this film deals with a great deal, it is when you get your anti-ku klux klan act. if you read wilson, he makes you believe grant was reluctant. he reluctantly comes aboard. if you read the congressional globe, it was grant that requested congress stay in session on march 23, 1871, so they could pass the legislation. he said the outrageous in the south demanded it. it demanded we protect the citizens. you get this legislation written by benjamin butler. that really is the anger that you see in wilson's writing. this anti-klan legislation. enforcement acts of the amendments. it is telling that story, it tends not to get told. the mulatto lieutenant governor. there is not one of south carolina. however, there is one in louisiana at that time. pinchback is a leader in the loyal league. most of the problems, according to southern congressman, is because they are responding to this organization that during the civil war was the single most important source of intelligence. that organization is well-organized. this is one of the fears of the southerners, is that they will

but some local utility companies are asking kus to dial back the thermostat. randy gyllenhaal got a first hand look at how the cold is putting more pressure on the power circuit. >> reporter: and in some cases, record breaking power usage. which means electricity lines across the area got quite the workout today. we tagged along with some of the pow are crews working out here in the cold to keep your lights on. substation is quite literally buzzing today. when it's this cold it's clear people are cranking up the heat. >> probably about 20% higher today. >> reporter: this is one of a handful of utilities in pennsylvania that is locally owned. they're asking their neighbors to take it easy on the space eaters lights and televisions. >> so we're asking our residents to reduce their load in any way possible. whether just not charming their electron being devices or turning their eat down a few degrees. >> reporter: because can extremely high demands can cause outanswer as we learned authorizing. >> one of the main breakers burnt up probably from heavy draw. >> rep

she rode a beam just 6 or 7 with her grandfather fearing the ku klux klan during the night. >> night keeping vigil with grandpa. wanted to see him hill a ku klux klan. >> the library of congress paper papers show early determination. >> i don't think it's did i feel for anyone really to emphasize with these words. i think you can relate to her on a very basic human level. >> reporter: this was rosa parks in 1993 at a middle school named for her. >> it wasn't just for african-american children. she was interested in children of the world. i don't think we're fooling ourselves. people are going to come in because they're going to say this is the woman on the bus. but i think once they walk through the doors they're going to find so much more. and that's what we want. >> reporter: in the district tom sherwood news4. >>> coming up new at 6:30 stretches of metro track affected bay slowdown that could last all winter. we'll tell you where they are. >> reporter: and a growing debate over vaccinations for the measles. i'm david culvert. just ahead, where your kids' schools stand on this cont

as now, the bridge bore the name of edmund pettus, a confederate general and leader of the alabama kubridge still honors the grand dragon of the k.k.k. >> simon: well, what do you think of that? >> duvernay: i took great pleasure in directing scenes on this bridge. i imagined him turning over in his grave a little bit thinking, "where did it all go wrong? this was not supposed to happen." and rising... >> simon: and by hollywood odds, ava duvernay's rise to prominence shouldn't have happened, either. women directors are rare enough, making only 4% of the films, according to one study. and a woman director of color is virtually unheard of. >> duvernay: cut! >> simon: do you think that the fact that your film "selma" is such an important event that this, in and of itself, is going to be a big step in the direction of enabling future people to do it? >> duvernay: i don't know. i don't know. i'm not a big believer in one... you know, one person that's a door opener. because i can open a door, but if there's no one coming through it or if the door is allowed to close right after me, it doe

it has gone after government websites, in israel and turkey, and targeted the ku klux klan over theirn on racial strife in ferguson, missouri >>> in the news business speed is essential. journalists are under pressure to get the story quickly, better yet, get it first. it's not just newspaper reports, they've been under the gun to break news before the competition does. these days, with all kinds of news complexes, live event, the chances of getting something wrong is high. there's a journalistic movement under way, or to give news junkies something. it's called slow journalism. the idea is to give rompers time to vet news event, untold stories and angles. this movement values movements over information. a grow number embraces the concept. lengthy articles that take months to public. like some that grow into a phenomenon, by taking a news storey, that had been reported but needed further examination. journalist is called covering the history on the run. it's a movement slowing things down to a crawl. >> so far i some outside ... >>> early january, after the "charlie hebdo" attacks, th

the letter stood for krispy kreme club but those initials are emfa says for the ku klux klan.e company says all material has been withdrawn and an internal investigation is currently underway. >>> ktvu is the proud sponsor of "we day." it is an educational event that inspires young people to become involved in global chain. >> the program culminates in oakland. you cannot buy tickets. each student must earn their way in by making a positive change. we'll be sharing of children doing just that. >> whoever raises $50, the goat will goat will go near the fences. >> reporter: they are trying to raise money for needy families so they can buy goats. >> it really came from the students it will be changing in the world. >> reporter: the students divided into 15 groups, one person from each age group starting at kindergarten through 8th grade. each group decorates its cardboard votes and has a jar to collect as much change as donors will give. it looks perfect. how much money does it cost? >> how long will it take to you fill that jar? i don't. >> i don't know. >> to emphasize the impo

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. >> yonchts ku learn about the future plans for alexandra schools. you can be part of the discussion tonight as the city and the school board address the growing student population and improving facilities. that meeting starts at 7:00 at city hall. >>> we're expected to wlern whether joshua star will keep his job. in a few hours the board of education will vote in a closed session. his first term ends amid some controversy, too. the district waited weeks to tell parents about alleged sexual assault. there's questions whether he did enough to close the achievement gap between white and minority students. he pushed back with memos to the board about his achievement. >>> one man recovering and another facing charges after bizarre sword attack. d.c. police arrested eded eded a man for swinging a samurai sword. >>> heads up. you may not be able to rent from capitolal bike share later today. they're updating their software. you will not be able to pay by credit card. also the capital bike share website and mobile maps will not show where bikes are availabl

i don't know but we @ku answers. >> it is required to do a background on all professionals that work in the school. >> he pleaded guilty last month and is scheduled to be sentenced april 7th. >>> new information on three terror suspects arrested in the u.s. accused of planning to join isis and carry out attacks against america. nbc 10 learns one of the suspects lived in kent county and ran a cell phone kiosk at the dover mall. court records show he hired one of the other suspects to run similar kiosks at a north philadelphia mall. and so far there is no comment from local police. >>> and we are looking into the islamic militant with a british accent known as jihadi john. we have confirmed he's mohommad. they found there's not much indication he would be become radicalized. >> picture how people describe mohammad is that he was a shy man, he was actually very nice well behaved. and you had the impression you were talking about two totally different characters. >> once he joined isis and appeared repeatedly in the beheading videos. >> jihadi john would happen to be in that position but

yes, the connection to the infamous hate group ku klux klan. krispy kreme removed the post and advertisement and said an internal investigation is underway. >>> fat tuesday means the celebrations are well underway in the heart of new orleans. the big mardi gras party. only a few more hours before everything winds down at midnight and lent begins. megan alexander reports frigid temperatures didn't put a damper on today's party. >> reporter: marchers dressed up in elaborate costumes as they made their way down st. charles avenue for marti gras. >> all hail the city of new orleans and all hail zoo loo! >> reporter: it's cold and rainy here in new orleans but that's not stopping revelers who came from all over to celebrate. >> i'm from chicago. so this weather is not that bad for us. >> reporter: parade goers did what they could to keep warm. >> we are freezing. [ laughter ] >> is this what you expected? >> i was hoping for at least double digits. >> reporter: getting in to the act here, the stars of ncis new orleans who helped lead a parade monday

as now the bridge bore the name of ed monday pettus a confederate general and lead over the alabama kustill honors the dragon of the kkk. >> what do you think of that? >> i demanded him turn it over speaking where did it all go wrong. this was not supposed to happen. >> reporter: by hollywood odds ava duvernay's rise to prominence shouldn't have happened either. women directors are rare enough making only 4% of the filming, according to one study, and a woman direct over color is virtually unheard of. >> cut! >> do you think that the fact that your film "selma" is such an important event that this and of itself is going to be a big step in the direction of enabling future people to do it? >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm not a big believer in one you know one person that's a door opener. i can open the door but if no one is coming through it or the door is allowed to close right after me, it doesn't mean much. >> action. >> reporter: she may be a relative new by as a director but she's an old hand at selling films. she worked just out of camera rank for years as a publicist and movie

this instance, the initials stood for krispy kreme klub with a "k" but they also, of course, stand for ku klux klan. after the outrage online the promotion was dropped and the company apologized. >>> the growing demand for healthier food is affecting the candy aisle. nestle is removing artificial flavors and colors from its butterfinger nestle crunch and other chocolates by the end of the year. nestle the first candy company to make such a move in the u.s. but others are expected to follow suit. the change will cost the swiss company more but a spokesperson says prices will not go up. >> interesting. i know. can't wait to have one. >>> taco bell is adding a spicy item to its menu. it's called the sriracha quesarito and it's launching next week. the fast food chain isn't revealing much about it but we do know it will be peppered with a popular asian hot sauce. the latest in a string of taco bell co-branding that included the doritos taco and it's hard for me to read this because my mouth is actually watering, i'm embarrassed to say. >> a picture says a thousand words. >>> well when we come

in this instance the initials stood for krispy kreme klub with a "k" but also stand for ku klux klan. after the outrage online the promotion was dropped and the company apologized. >>> the growing demand for healthier food is affecting the candy aisle. nestle is removing artificial and colors from nestle crunch and butterfinger by the end of the year. they are the first u.s. company to make such a move but others are expected to follow suit. it will cost the company more but a spokesperson says prices won't go up. curious to know what they'll put in. >> can't wait to have one. >>> taco bell is adding a sriracha quesarito and it's launching next week. the fast food chain isn't revealing much about it but it will be peppered with a popular asian hot sauce. the latest in a string of taco bell co-branding that included the doritos taco and it's hard for me to read this because my mouth is watering i'm embarrassed to say. >> when we come back the new evidence that could spell trouble for bruce jenner following that deadly malibu car crash. >>> caught on camera the mysterious object on fire

they engaged with the ku klux klan, invited the klan succumbed to greensboro, which they call the death to the klan march which certainly was confrontational from the outset. members were gathering with neighborhood residents around 11:00 in the morning for the parade to kick off at noon, but before that could happen, a caravan of nazi and klan members arrived on the scene. before uniformed police were present, violence began. it began with cwp demonstrators actually hitting the caravan cars with tickets find -- ticket signs. at that point, the klan members did collect weapons and shoot into the air. the next thing to happen was that some of cwp protesters also pulled out handguns and fired 1 2, or three shots. then the klansmen went into a car that was loaded with rifles pull those out, and in the next 88 seconds, five people were killed or mortally wounded, and twice that number were wounded. the police appeared on the scene after the fact, uniformed police. they did begin to arrest cwp members, interestingly enough. all of the klan members escape except for the last car. they did arr

. >> you can make parallels to things that happened here in america like the ku klux klan saying they are christian and they did not practice christianity. >> that's right. >> all right, who knew in 2015 the riskiest job would be a cartoonist? are you glad to be out of the onion? >> i am glad to be out of the cartooning game. for years i was going after the kathy artist. she was always my personal vendetta. i think somebody ended up chopping her head off. >> kathy guisitte? >> i don't know. i didn't learn her last name. >> i was a fan of her for better or worse. do you remember that? >> yeah. >> she always had a weird boyfriend. >> i think that was one of the ones i did not read. it was one of the boring ones. >> it was in the mary worth ghetto. slightly below funky winker beam. we have gone off the rails on this. i want to ask you, how does the west deal with these attacks on free speech? how do we deal with isis? it seems like it is so far away that we really don't care. >> i think the answer to an attack on free speech is more free speech. if you allow it to impinge upon what you t

how does it compare with the american kus jips i thought you'dlike to see. snow in the north-east. nothing like as cold as it was. the cloud offshore is one frontal system. the real cold air is behind that. that leaves temperatures at 4 degrees, and a day after that it gets cold. the sne. snow is in the south-west. >> thank you very much. >> we want to take you to africa, and the number of ebola cases is declining. the outbreak is not open. detecting the new cases is crucial. a group of scientists came up with a quick diagnostic kit. >> reporter: in the fight against ebola time plays a crucial role. the longer it takes to detect a virus, the longer it takes to kill. it takes 24 hours to see if one is infected with the virus. . >> translation: there's no vaccine or treatment, so detecting the virus and isolating the patient is key to controlling the epidemic. >> reporter: long before this this doctor joined forces to design a quick kit. they designed a solar powered diagnosic equipment. it is essentially a lab in a suitcase and doesn't need electricity. >> with a mobile kit we can t

they said they were not talking about the ku klux klan but krispy kreme. >> i mean it's a cultural gaph outlet, they didn't know and it kind of reminded me remember kenneth cole in the middle of the egyptian uprising? well everybody got upset about that. but i don't think these people really knew. >> what do you think? >> i think it is amazing. are these companies so bereft of talent that they don't have someone there that says this probably isn't a good idea two. >> they said that this was a terrible thing. ♪ neil: what is the deal? if you haven't heard of it, we haven'tknow y maxed. from top investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advisor, know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we

we have seen the clu become -- ku klux klan grow. we have seen the attacks on the presidency. it's easy to believe if a white president put forth obama care maybe we wouldn't call it that person's name we'd call it the affordable care act. the attempts to keep him from doing anything. to me that's an obviously example of racism. >> here we have a black president, seeing a man with a high position. i want to talk about african-american males and females. the majority of african-american males i spoke to don't have self-worth. why. >> there's a misconception that self worth is not prevalent. it's whether or not the communities can identify the form of self worth that black males exhibit. a young person that goes into urban public school that underperforms, the perception is they do not want to perform well. in reality, the issue may be the ippibility of the school to focus on the culture of the person may be a curriculum the disep gauging curriculum. what we have is young people express dissatisfaction, whether dissatisfaction, it's misconceived so the narrative is self words or

. >> reporter: after the leader of cara kus. he is accused of helping in a coup plot. he is a political prisoner being held unjustly. >>> the cold weather in the united states has turned deadly. at least 23 people have died from the weather across the country. this week including 18 people in the state of tennessee. more than 125 million people in the eastern u.s. are under some type of weather advisory with windchills at 40 below in some areas. >>> it's been a year since the bloody crackdown in kiev that claimed the lives of 49 people and led to the overthrow of the president. pro-russia activists are holding a rally this hour in moscow. with more on that we turn to aaron mclaugh lynn. certainly people there in moscow a lot of people in that protest, they believe the west is behind a lot of what we've seen play out in ukraine. what are you hearing there on the ground? >> reporter: george there are certainly echoes of the cold war here in moscow today. there's heavy anti western sentiment in this rally. i've even seen separatist fighters from eastern ukraine. they're c

we have seen the ku klux klan become more visible attacks on his presidency, it is very easy to believe if a white president had put tbhoort we know forth what we know as obamacare, we wouldn't be reerveg to it by that person's name the affordable care act. to me that is a very obvious example of racism. >> we see a black man can achieve the highest position in the nation but yet the majority of african american males i want to talk about african american females in a minute, but the majority of african american men don't feel they're worry why? >> it's whether or not the communities are larger to identify the formsd of self worth that black males exhibit. for example a young person who goes into an urban public school who underperformance, the perception is that that person doesn't want to perform well the person lacks self worth. it may be a curriculum that extracts race in the curriculum, it may be the disengaging. what we have is when young people are expressing dissatisfaction of the system,ists misperceived or the narrative becomes it is a lack of self worth, rather than the refle

like the lord's resistance army or the ku klux klan is not representative of christians worldwide.t we make distinctions in order to move the conversation forward in a positive direction. >> thank you so much for coming on. i appreciate your perspective. just to remind the viewers, tonight cnn is going inside the controversy behind this movie. it's "blockbuster: the story of american sniper" tonight at a 9:00 on cnn. >>> ahead, two girls say they were driven to stab a classmate over and over because of a mythical creature known as slender man. they believed it would kill their families if they didn't do it. investigators are revealing disturbing drawings and a chilling to-do list the girls had. we we'll take you through the evidence coming up. also ahead, baltimore looks at what life was like way back in 1815. time capsule has been opened. we will show you what's inside. two weeks later. look, credit karma-- are you talking to websites again? this website says "free credit scores." oh, credit karma! yeah it's actually free. look, you don't have to put in your credit card informatio

must form self defense units with which we can defend ourselves against the southern racists like the kulux klan and white citizenship counsel and others. >> he had broken from his former mentor elijah mohammed the leader of the all black nation of islam. the split came the same year malcolm traveled abroad meeting foreign leaders and muslims who were not white. he moderated his views but still suppress stressed black independence. >> we should do something to uplift the standards in of our society and put it on par with others. >> this is one of malcolm x's legacies with his charisma, he more than anyone else boosted membership in the nation of islam, not only here in new york but throughout the country. but his influence during his lifetime and his legacy today extend beyond religion author and scholar woodard says malcolm is now part of popular culture. >> you know you know find malcolm x in tupak in cuba and all over latin america. only two words you see in the graffiti that is in english. one is malcolm x and the other is tupak. >> what's the one thing people need to know about malc

the urine posed no health danger and the water is treated before being delivered to kus mers. >>> the measles reached the east coast. cdc reported cases in washington, d.c. delaware and new jersey. at least one case reported in nevada. the virus continues to spread the majority of the cases are still here in california. 103 patients now. 14 of the 103 are here in the bay area. cdc says 85% of all cases in the u.s. are directly linked to an infected person at disney land. >> all this month, looking at disaster preparedness. tonight, we look at their school. when you drop them off tomorrow will they be safe if there's an earthquake? the buildings held up fine. dangerous failures inside classrooms. now, we have uncovered the failures didn't just happen in napa schools, but across california and for decades, too. we investigate seismic hazards inside the schools. >> i know it's going to be scary, okay? i know. i know. we have an earthquake. >> reporter: when the napa earthquake struck in the middle of the night, schools were empty. daylight revealed chaos inside the classroom. >> this eve

it is true the ku klux klan burned crosses. he's factually correct. but there has been so much coverage of the president's unwillingness to call isis cad radical islamists. and i thought it was interesting that he called them a vicious death cult. he's tiptoeing his way to strike them that they have an ideology, they're not just criminals. >> so vicious deltath cult, the crewusades crusades. again, isn't it worth covering? >> it wasn't just offensive. the "new york times" seems to think that it was just a bunch of christians on the right who were are offended by it. because it's a broader story here. it's a question of whether the president is down playing the terrorist threat and it's a question of whether he is trying to dws connect the word islam from the word terror. and actually the "washington post" did a good job of pointing out how he -- in a story about the prayer breakfast, how he is trying to do that. and he's recently said this is a perversion of islam. the other thing about the press coverage it didn't challenge the president. what christ

. >> here is a clip of the ku klux klan bringing gus to justice. let's watch.er protesters were appalled by the film. >> the lieutenant governor was the mulatto. >> silas lynch. >> sent from pennsylvania. on his doorstep. >> the answer to blacks and carpetbaggers. >> i want to ask you about monroe trotter and d.w. griffith at the end of their lives. what happens in the movie to all of the characters? how many people died from the different families? >> i cannot actually give you a headcount, a number of the sons from both families died. lieutenant ben cameron is on one of those horses under the hoods, as a result of his sister's death. flora, who jumps to her death. he founds the klan and the climax is the klan portrayed as the savior of the south. as a healing force, that's how he portrays the klan, a healing force who brings order to the chaos that has been created by freed slaves, poor undeserving of freedom, of voting rights, of any trappings of civilized being. the klan rides to the rescue as some of the family members are trapped in a cabin and being stal

mall com's family faced frequent death threats by the ku klux klan.n he was six his father was found dead, the family alleged it was murder. at 20, he was convictto convictof robbery and sentenced to prison. malcolm dropped the last name little which he considered a slave name and adopted the letter x in its place. he rose quickly in the nation of islam as his charismatic and vibrant speeches attracted thousands of new members. criticized martin luther king, jr.'s philosophy of nonviolence. he married in 1956 and had six children all girls. after he felt the leader elijah mohamed had committed adultery and fathered children with women not his wife. harmonious solution to america's race problem. his efforts were cut short in february 25th, 1965 he was gunned down. three members of the nation of islam were convicted for assassination ever malcolm x. meaive, almichael eaves. al jazeera. >> we don't advocate violence but our people have been the constant victims of brutality on the part of america's racists and the government has found itself either unwil

narcan is kus used to reverse a drug overdose and has become needed tool with spike of heroin in atlantic county and they're alerting public to dangerous batch of heroin that may be responsible for as many as 5 overdoses and a medical trainer explained the symptoms officer will be looking for in order to use narcan. >> the breathing we're looking for with the respiratory system is depressed from heavy use of drugs and if it's opiate type drug like heroin or ox yes codon't, pills, this should reverse the use of it. >> those bags of bad heroin are stamped with phrase one stop in purple lettering and have been linked to several owe overdoses. they are equipped with narcam in hope of saving lives. >> "action news" this saturday morning a family in it colorado trying to figure out exactly what paralyzed their young son. they're looking to bring the boy to philadelphia for help. we'll have their story. a product claims to be the perfect solution for gas emergencies. never get stranded in your car again. consumer reporter nydia han tested out the results coming up. chris. >>> shirleen coming up

below the "tsa" glyph is a known glyph, "ku." together they spell "tsak," a mayan word meaning "to conjure." and the "tsa" glyph is confirmed. it can be added to this chart of known maya syllables. "tsa." but many glyphs convey ideas and imagery not found in dictionaries. these words and images are symbols to be interpreted in the context of an ancient culture. this glyph right here is the verb of this monument and we expect that because it comes after the calendrical information above it. and it's probably referring to bloodletting. and you can see represented a human hand with droplets coming down from between the fingers probably represents blood. keach: blood was an essential element in maya rituals. maya paintings depict the gruesome sacrifice of captives. according to the spanish the maya offered blood to appease their gods. maya nobles committed excruciating acts of self-mutilation. here, a woman pulls a rope embedded with thorns through her tongue. by spilling blood, the nobles believed they could communicate with powerfu

ma nas kus park is considering a starting earlier. >>> today you can learn more about the plans to improve i 66. the public meeting tonight will discuss ways to ease congestion on i 66 between route 15 and hey market and the capital beltway. the meeting happens between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. in vienna. the meeting was postponed in january due to severe weather will be made up later this week. >>> hearing from the father of a teen who was killed in baltimore four years ago. he said the man accused and cleared of killing her will likely face charges again. we expect to hear from the city's prosecutor today. last month the judge ruled there was not enough evidence against michael johnson to continue his murder trial. he was accused of killing felica barns and throwing her body in the river. prosecutors promise to appeal the judge's decision. here is what barn's father told our affiliate in baltimore. >> no child should be murdered in our nation without someone standing trial. >> two years ago johnson was convicted of murder until a judge granted him a new trial. when the judge declare admit trial