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and senator kassebaum, you graduated from ku. share some of your memories about ku. >> me? >> both of you. says, you can start. >> well, they buried my transcript. never to be opened while i'm alive. you know, when i was here, war broke out. e everybody was volunteering for the navy, air force, whatever. they were all our friend so we had to have a party. we had farewell parties almost every night. so we really didn't feel like going to class the next morning. so i didn't do too well on logic and things like that. still couldn't do too well. but anyway -- >> you missed having to take western civ. >> yeah. >> how many here remember western civ? >> nancy forgot to mention she did a lot of work in rural health care. and mental heal mg care. and you owe, you could, as i said yesterday at a meeting, you could fill the room with things that nancy's been involved with. >> should i bring up arms control. some things we don't bring up, you know. you asked what i was glad i worked on. well -- >> don't mess with that amendment. >> that's right. no, we don't want to. anyway, we can loo

ku. [applause] bill: very good. , you were oneaum of the first women elected to senate in your own right. can you talk a little bit -- and you also were the first to chair a major committee. can you talk about the challenges you faced as a woman going into the senate with having only one trailblazer -- trailblazer and how that might be different for challenges that women in public service face today. former senator kassebaum: i think there are different challenges for both men and women, as bob touched on, but i always said i was elected to be a senator, not just a senator for women. i thought it was important to be able to show that we are all there addressing in many ways, the same issues. if i spent a lot of time worrying about whether or not i was being taken seriously, i would be wasting a lot of my time. you could worry, there is a senate dining room and there is only a senate dining room. there is the republican table and the democratic table. i must have been there half a year bef

about ku. yes sir, you can start. former senator kassebaum: -- former senator dole: i buried my transcript. [laughter] former senator dole: it will never be open while i'm alive. . [laughter] i was senator dole: when here, war broke out. everyone was volunteer for the air force, armory or whatever. , and weo have a party had several parties almost every night. [laughter] former senator dole: we did not really feel like going to class. well on logicoo and things like that. i still cannot do too well. former senator kassebaum: you miss having to take western civics. how many here remember western civ? former senator dole: nancy forgot to mention she did a lot in rule health care and mental .ealth care you can feel the room with things that nancy have been involved in. somer senator kassebaum: things we do not bring that. [laughter] former senator kassebaum: you asked what i was glad i worked on, well. former senator dole: don't mess with that amendment. anyways, we can look now and hope that we d

ku: comen, this way.arrator: visit discoverthorest.org to find the closes forest or park to you. >>> he thinks that because he has money, that he can call women fat pigs and bimbos. he thinks that because he's a celebrity that he can rate women's bodies from 1 to 10. he thinks that because he has a mouthful of tic-tacs he can grope any woman within groping distance. i've got news for you, donald trump, women have had it with guys like you. [cheers and applause ] >> and nasty women have really had it with guys like you. yeah. and get this, donald, nasty women are tough. nasty women are smart and nasty women vote. and on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. >> elizabeth warren i think coining nasty feet for the first time in political history. we keep saying things are unprecedented and then we keep saying, oh, yeah, in the 1860s. i think nasty feet is first. i think that was a first. elizabeth warren on the campaign trai

the worst thing i can think to happen in this campaign would be repudiate thely i ku klux klan and i will not tolerate it. i've ordered all of my people have nothing to do with it. i say to this great audience, whoever may be listening, if you believe in america, if you want america to set the right example for the world, that we cannot have religion or racial prejudice. we cannot have it in our hearts and we surly cannot have it in the presidency. mr. vice president, some of your early campaign literature said you were making a study to see if new laws were needed to protect the public against excessive use of power by labor unions. have you decided whether such new laws are needed, and if so, what would they do? planning a speech on that subject next week. also, so that we can get the the questionsfor in, it will be before the next debate. i will state the play that i lossve that in this era, laws shouldssed -- be passed to give the president more ability to deal with this. mr. kennedy has taken the position, he is indicated that he would approve of compulsory arbitration. i unders

the injury is a torn my tpheus kus to the right knee. he under went surgery in california this afternoon. best case, he could be back in a couple weeks. will land him on the injured reserve. then the question becomes will it be with designation to return. possibly in time tp-frt for the play offs. or the dreaded season ending ir. >> . as for his reaction this afternoon. he tweeted out a statement. that said in part. >> . the starting job. >> . coach talked about it. pretty much every day in our room. meeting room. about the opportunity. he just coach us. to be ready for every opportunity. >> they could add a free agent. or trade. th could promote thompson from the practice squad. >> . in the terrible uniforms today. all right. the cu buffs football team. top 25. cu soccer knocked off number nine today in boulder. >> . well done ladies. >> very amy: so, i'm here because the first eight months of our marriage was amazing. and then after that, it kind of all went down hill. zurich's condescending attitude and the way he treats me has caused

ku's sophomore jordan spears who says she's giving that $10,000 to her nana who raised her and her four siblings. she's the first in the family to graduate high school and first to attend college, and she gives all credit to her grandmother. an unbelievable shot there, and an unbelievable story from that family. congrats to that family. >>> up next, good things come to those who wait. and that's why jewel's wedding was so incredibly special. the bride waited two years to get married so her father was healthy enough to walk her down the aisle after being badly burned in a welding accident. he was in the hospital for 51 suffered two strokes and two heart attacks, but after extensive rehabilitation was able to give his daughter away at her wedding just last month. jewel said her dad has always worked so hard in life, so no, it wasn't surprising to her that he worked so hard to see her as a bride. and, finally, i'd ask why, but looks like this little guy asked plenty of questions of his own already. 4-month-old danny is the star of a viral instagram account called his most animated expressi

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the injury is a torn my tpheus kus to the right knee. he under went surgery in california this afternoon. best case, he could be back in a couple weeks. speculation though is that this will land him on the injured reserve. then the question becomes will it be with return. possibly in time tp-frt for the play offs. or the dreaded season ending ir. as for his reaction this afternoon. he tweeted out a statement. that said in part. >> . rookie booker now settles in to the starting job. >> . coach talked about it. pretty much every day in our room. meeting about the opportunity. he just coach us. to be ready for every opportunity. >> they could add a free agent. or trade. the more likely option they could promote thompson from the in the terrible uniforms today. all right. the cu buffs football team. not the only squad ranked in the top 25. cu soccer knocked off number nine today in boulder. >> well done ladies. >> very cool.

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your favorite american racists, you will recognize this as david duke, former imperial wizard of the ku klux klan. despite being a well-known, full-on white supremacist, proud racist, wearing a bed sheet with arm holes, david duke really did win a seat in the louisiana state legislature in 1989. he served just a single term. since then, he's been to prison for a good long stretch but now he's back in politics and running for a united states senate seat in louisiana this year. it's the race to replace republican senator david vitter. there's a giant field of 16 candidates in that senate race. david duke, for his part, says he has benefited in this race from having donald trump as the republican nominee at the top of the ticket. he says trump voters are duke voters. naturally. well, now we have news that david duke, former imperial wizard of the ku klux klan and republican hopeful, he has qualified to participate in the next debate for that louisiana senate seat. he needed to clear 5% in a statewide poll to make the stage. he made it with 5.1%. that debate is going to happen next wednesda

in the honkyo ku, or meditative style, great emphasis is placed on the tone color, or timbre of eachote. (woman) the roots of shakuhachi music lie in zen meditative practice. this sect of buddhism--they believe playing the shakuhachi, playing even a single tone, was a means or vehicle for enlightenment. [soft flute plays] shakuhachi has such a palette of different color sounds. for example, if we want a very strong round sound, more like a western flute, very hard-edged sound, we have [hard-edged flute sound] very, more strong kind of shakuhachi sound. then we also want a very airy sound so the same kind of [airy flute sounds] (narrator) when another instrument and voice are added to the shakuhachi, what kind of texture results? (hahn) when shakuhachi plays with the ensemble, with koto and with vocalist, these kinds of lines together are heterophonic in nature. the same melody is being played, but there are little nuances partular to each instrument. so the koto might play a line that sinks down [sings example] like this. shakuhachi, they may not play in that kind of ornamentation, t

a future of greater engagement, cooperation and opportunity for americans and ku bans. >> the u.s. and cuba a g back in september of 2014 they would begin restoring ties after decades of tension. this is most likely the last before the end of president obama's time in office. >> we need to end this out dated burden on the cuban people and the restriction on the americans who want to do business with them. >> the overall ban remains in place however and an act in congress is required to re peel it. >> in the ice of barack obama and hillary clinton the cuban people are suffering because not enough americans are visiting that con tree. when the truth is they are suffering because they live dictate or ship ship. >> they need to fall under one of 12 reasons. the new policy will also make it easier for both countries to conduct joint medical res. >>> ical res. >>> . >>> we are still seeing some drizzle in some areas and the storm is heading to the south bay and this is not the last of the with wet weather. we have live team coverage in east bay and the latest conditions there and what is

calling him out on things like he has david duke connected with the ku klux klan going around saying donald trump is their candidate because donald trump is pushing their values. ku klux klan values, david duke values, donald trump values are not america's values. >> i went back and watched. tim kaine debate with george allen for a senate seat. and george allen used a racial epith epithet. do you think we'll hear him bring up this david duke values, this kkk values line? >> well, i think it's going to be part of the debate, i don't know if he'll bring it up or not it depends on the circumstances because he's a skilled debater. it won't be surprising, because 60% of americans believe that donald trump peddles in racism, bigotry, xenophobia and sexism. that's a fact. it's baked in the numbers. it's driven by donald trump's own words in affiliation in other -- >> he has no affiliations with those groups. let me point this out. this is just dirty politics. it's an effort by the clinton team to distract voters from what voters themselves say is the main issue. the economy. donald trump ha

it's all in the book but the ku kluz klan denied it and the big sairnl -- search was on and florence helped the fbi find them. but betty was involved in that. >> mr. beck. >> it's not a great way to develop business. there were repercussions, initially people were willing to accept the fact that there had to be a lawyer for this man but the fact that my father fought it as much as he did and paid for the transcript of the appeal with his own money, which had little of, it was during the depression finally began to wear on people. i was brown in enterprise but we had to leave and i wind up growing in montgomery. my father was drafted 37 year's old. he was blind in one eye. it was payback and when he got out of world war ii and came back to enterprise his law practice was gone, and he did what he could to make a living working for what is now fort rucker and got a job with the veterans administration in montgomery and that's where i grew up. i want to just, if i may, rather than talk myself tell you why i believe it turned out the way it did with his practice, i southerners -- first of

at the ku the championship banner was ready to be hung with care across the street dreams of a second championship were in the air. the king in wine and gold. the and b had visions of a sweep dancing in their heads. fans ready too with their jerseys and caps ready to cheer before a long winter's name. on james, on irving, on shump, on to larry. to the top of the leader board, to the top of the wins now rally progressive field where we are about 22 hours from game one of the fall classic as we get ready for a day like no other city has ever seen. a day of sports history going down in leave land ohio. i'm russ mitchell. sarah is off tonight. let's get you ready with a guy who has seen it all, except for this. >> you are right. this is the day of a sport's fan lifetime. not only has anything like this would have to scratch your head to think that it happened anywhere. to celebrate an nba championship, but to have game 1 of a world series in your town. over in progressive field today, the place was packed with media from around the world to see the indians and the chicago cubs. and the in

stat kus quo is no longer acceptable. we need to go in a different direction. those people comfortable with doing that have to admit that donald trump is a leading change. however, where this is going to be decided, craig, i think, you know this as well as i do. it's the undecides now running 10-15%. we're not sure where they are yet but we could see the largest turnout we've seen in years. >> if you were advising both clinton and trump on the war on terror, what would you suggest each one of them change? >> well, i'm going to sound like a conservative here now because i kind of lean with lindsey graham. if somebody is going to use a weapon of mass destruction, bomb, in a city, a county or locality in the united states, i'm about ready to declare them an enemy combatant. >> john, good information. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you for your view. >>>coming up. charley belcher runs the money, >>>coming up. charley belcher runs the money, power & politics mail room. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. let other people kn

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equality idea, calling him out on the fact that he has supporters like david duke connected with the kulux klan going around saying donald trump is their candidate because donald trump is pushing their values. ku klux klan values, david duke values, donald trump values are not american values. >> there are supporters and you know this, there are some supporters of donald trump and mike pence who david duke, for example, some other white nationalists would fit into that category of deplorables, right? >> well, as i told you the last time i was on, i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him. >> you call him a deplorable. >> not in the name calling business, wolf. you note me better than that. what hillary clinton -- >> so you saw there. mike pence declining to call david duke deplorable. simone, would you advise tim kaine to continue that line during this debate, to push the line that donald trump has supporters like david duke and

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. >> but the year donald trump announced his candidacy the chapters of the ku klux klan grew from 72o 190. we are seeing increase in numbers of hate groups here. and not only that, it is social media, where you see also these attacks. and i had the opportunity to talk to two victims. one somali immigrant. speaking schwa hwahili, and onea glass of beer and smash it in her face simply because she wasn't speaking english. and another got attacked by two brothers in boston simply because he was a mexican immigrant, that is happening right now. and it seems that donald trump allowed them to say things that before were only being spoken at home. i interviewed an imperial wizard of the ku klux klan who told me that simply because he's white and i'm latino he was superior to me. and then i went to ohio, for instance, to talk to a group of neonazis and white supremacists, and i didn't see a word but it wasn't safe for me to say anything. had they discovered i was an immigrant, they were armed, they were drinking, and the director of the film said, please don't talk. >> did they just say you w

jorge: en texas, visitÉ una reuniÓn del grupo supremacista blanco ku kux klan.de la elecciÓn anticipada que ya comenzÓ en varios estados del paÍs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: la ex tesorera, rosario marÍn defiende a las mujeres que han acusado al candidato republicano donald trump de abuso sexual. marÍn le confesÓ a fÉlix de bedout en el programa "al punto",que le afecta porque ella tambiÉn fue abusada y al igual que muchas mujeres no quiso denunciarlo en su momento. >> nadie quiere hacerse la vÍctima. aunque uno lo sea no quieres aceptarlo y no quieres tampoco lo que viene con eso, la vergüenza, y que hagan lo que hacen, que te dicen que eres mentirosa, que no es cierto, que tÚ lo estÁs inventando, que a lo mejor lo haces por fama, por dios! ninguna mujer quiere salir al aire y decir, "esto me paso", y que lo haga de una forma tan burlona, lo encuentro repulsivo. me afecta personalmente. enrique: mÁs de esta entrevista este domingo en "al punto",10 de la maÑana del este, una de la tarde del pacÍfico. ♪ la policÍa britÁnica anunciÓ el arresto de un adolescent

. >> quijano: coming up next, a reporter's notebook from the >> quijano: these are ku pesh mergsa fighters battle against iceist here-- isis near kirkuk. isis stormed kirkuk on friday killing at least 80 people. u.s. defense secretary ash carter visited northern iraq today. he met with the region's kurdish leader in irbil and got an update on the battle for mosul where iraqi troops backed by the u.s. military are trying to retake iraq's second largest city from isis. holly williams is following the >> reporter: reporting from the front lines of the fight against isis, is sometimes chaotic. we carried a go-procamera with us on friday as we witnessed a gun fight in the city of kirkuk between isis enlistment and a local-- team, you can see our cameraman andi cadani and producerrer inlyall trying to catch the kreelt of this conflict without et going the battle for mosul pits america and its allies against a sadistic death kultd. air strikes and helicopter gun ships against suicide bombers. and the front line on thursday, theed kurdish fighters started a sloan droin overhead, causing panic and

eventually,ku it becomes clear the man is suffering an apparent overdose a. team of officers pull him out of the car, his seemingly lifeless body slumped on the pavement. but the captain is holding his head as he massages his chest. it takes two doses of narcan. and that audible sign of revival brings officers tremendous relief. >> they just saved his life, o.d.'d. reporter: e.m.t.'s take the man away. officers who saved his life regroup, after a tense traffic stop that ended with a heroic save. certainly a very quick response by those officers this afternoon. again, that man was taken to the hospital. no update tonight o on how he's doing. >> john, thank you. commitment 2016 is promising to accept a clear election result but donald trump is also one, this as another woman comes forward to accuse him of groping her. >> donald trump in ohio, promising to accept the results of the november election on one condition. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election, if i win! reporter: hillary clinton and democrats bounced. d

, a silent movie considered a technical masterpiece for its time but also a film that glorified the ku klux klan and solidified stereotypes of african-americans in hollywood that parker says persist today. >> why is it important that d.w. griffith that we recognize what oh, well it will give us a better understanding why we are having conversations of diverse team. how is nat turner the birth of our nation? >> reclaiming a title. reclaiming a hero. nat turn ter, birthed a nation of resisters, of people willing to die for absolute freedom and liberation. >> nate turner was never taught school. 50 miles from where parker grew up. >> never once did i hear about nat turn ter. >> not until college. you started to read about nat turn ter. >> my goodness. this guy was real and excited. >> reporter: why is it important to know what happened to that turner and what he did. >> why is it important to know about george washington? the revolutionary war? >> reporter: you are saying what nat turner did and people did, you are putting on par w of the country? >> absolutely. 100%. just by virtue of th

you are a winner with 51 percent and 49 percent don't white ku. you are a winner. that is politics. if. [applause] but the reason is virginia has been tough. that we're better now than we used to be. the way that i went races that you are the underdog and tell you are the winner. when i told hillary clinton i hoped she would run for president in april i said no matter what poll you see that you are the underdog you are the winner because you're trying to do something that has never been done before. that is the attitude you have to have. but that attitude with that campaign i was chairman of the dnc to walking into rooms virtually every state to sit down with democrats. it and we had everybody. in that is why i minnesota democrat. won but there were some unifying things. in all of those rooms one of the most beautified is they were underdogs. if you think about it we have a heart for the underdog. that is part of the issue then dna. flexibility for the underdog genius. if we were that kind of people that my church we say good samaritan. into understand the story a person who is beat

he qualified with more than 5% of the former ku klux klan leader is a republican. duke will square off with three other republicans and two democrats next month at dillard university in new orleans. >>> you probably saw this coming, the new york giants gave kicker josh brown the boot. 10 news first told you how police documents revealed brown admitted to repeatedly abusing his former wife. he was previously suspended for the opening game of the season for violating the league's personal conduct policy. apologized but claimed quote, i never struck my wife. the cost of insurance premiums are going up on the health care exchange, obama care. for some, 25% and that has a lot of you taking frustrations out on our facebook page. laura says my son is all ready paying $1,600 a month for a family of four. where the heck does the government think these people are going to get more money? obama care is crap. joe rock well writes in to sa seems like insurance companies are to blame. >>> dan says it's time to admit that the for-profit health care insurance system is unsustainab

ku and patricia ewen through the ewen foundation.he corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. once again, live from washington, sitting in for gwen ifill this week, pete williams of nbc news. pete: good evening. early voting is now underway in nearly half the states, including five considered battlegrounds. that means everything the candidates say and do between now and election day is even more important, especially for undecided and independent voters. this week hillary clinton and donald trump went from a bitter clash on the debate stage, to poking fun at each other at a high-society dinner in new york. its a 70-year-old ritual. the candidates for president trading jokes in late october to raisney for charity at the al smith dinner, named for the first catholic presidential candidate of a major party. but this year, the comments had an especially rough edge. mr. trump: hillary is so corrupt . she got kicked off the watergate commission. ms. clinton: donald real r

police telling me they were able to track him down and take him into kus ki around 9:00 after they spotted him leaving a dollar general store. the suspect shot and killed 15- year-old sonny patlel. they rushed in, firing one bullet at him. i spoke father. he forgives the man responsible. he just wants his only son to be at peace. >> i just want to pray for him. god bless him and -- just give him peace. >> at this point they have not released a suspect's name no. charges have been filed. detectives are still investigating. we should also expected charges robbery. no, ma'am some new details. look at that. see that green van. completely left behind in the store. the owners just telling us that the atm and a lottery machine were taken from inside. more details as we hen and his passenger were both thrown off. 32-year-old woman died. the two teens were not hurt. >> facing charges in a deadly hit and run in cleveland. police say she hit a 56-year- midnight saturday. she drove off and went home. he called police. spied and alcohol were factors in the crash. charge could be filed as soon as today.

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