they may try to destroy us, but the ku klux klan has been here for 150 years. ite power! ♪ >> i realize this new klan isn't as powerful as the old klan. but there is an undeniable power to this image that is even more undeniable when you see it up close. i actually feel lucky. unlike most of the black people in the history of this country who have been present for a cross burning, i get to leave. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> my actions started a cycle of violence. >> he took the love and what my life could have been like. i want him to look me in the face and tell me why he killed my mother. >> there's no way that you could actually prepare for something like this. >> this is the last piece of that puzzle from a lifetime of what if. >> i spent half my life working with the criminal justice

. >> reporter: jamal green alleged the chicago police union look like the ku klux klan when it get thedemand her resignation. >> we have a white men getting up, looking like the ku klux klan. coming out against the first black woman state attorney. >> reporter: sheet defendant dropping the charges saying she gave similar alternative prosecution to several other cases. fox interesting attacks against her aren't racist but implying they are. >> we have to ask ourselves what is this really about. when we get in these positions, goalposts change. it is personal. i stand with our partners in law enforcement every day. >> reporter: kim fox alleged racism was injected into the story when a few members of what she considers a white nationalist group showed up to the police union rally against her last week. police unions tell fox news they were not invited. >> reporter: matt finn in chicago, thank you. a woman accused of illegally breaching donald trump's monologue a club will spend another week in jail. we are learning more about what she was carrying with her when the secret service doctor.

even the 1920's with the ku klux klan. being on the ticket was a marker that the catholics were making it in national life.the fact that he lost so significantly was a marker that to run for president as a catholic was a disadvantage. he lost significantly in the south, which at that time, was entirely democratic. steve: they have a dinner in his name every year. by the archdiocese of new york. what was he like as a person? prof. mcgreevy: charming. immigrant. thick new york accent. that was controversial in the 1928 campaign, which had the first discussions on radio of american politics. he became bitter as an old man. he was better that franklin sophisticatedh, became thought of as the leader of the democratic party and the man.date of the common you see him shift ideologically. roosevelt. at he works against what he was doing as a pretty liberal democratic governor of new york and tothere was a sour risk -- and to his career in the 1930's. he became the governor of new york and became quite successful, implementing soci

. >> he's affiliated with the ku klux klan. >> it is the late-term abortion bill. but he admitted to being ithe yearbook folder and took it back. >> rarth norman had asked him to stem down, but in his yearbook showed someone next to a kkk robe. he admitted to darkening h face in a michael jackson contest. >>> two more names are added to the list of pre hopefuls. south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg officially announced his presidential campai. y name is pete buttigie they call me "mayor pete." i'm a proud son of south bend, indiana, and i amunning for president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> he made the announcement in front of anc enthusiasowd. he's 37 yieears old, gay, and married. he would become youngest peeve and first gay president. >>> california congressman swalwell made his announcement at his i former high schooln dublin. the 38-year-old is four-term house member. yesterday afternoon he told supportive members in california that the country needs an everyonehat works for >>> 6:08. today two former members a penn state fraternity will sentenced i

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a racist, hisdy body covered with tattoos referencing the ku klux klan and supremacy.pite repeatedly claiming his innocence, he was sentenced to death in 1999, along with one accomplice, lawrence brewer, who was executed in 2011. the third suspect in jamesburg -- james byrd's cueing was handed a life sentence. relatives were there to witness the long-awaited execution. >> king, the ringleader of the three, had a deeply ingrained hatred of lacks. king showed no remorse then and showed no remorse tonight. >> in october 2009, a law named dr. james byrd was signed into effect, affording greater protection for hate crime victims. >> it is time now for a reminder of our top stories this hour on "france-24." vladimir putin and k kim jong-un met face-to-face for the first time before offering to break the north korean nuclear standoff after a failed summit with donald trump. the russian president says pyongyang needs security guarantees to give up its arms. raidedin sri lanka houses overnight as an investigation into the deadly blast continues. meanwhile, churches have been or

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and then there's the ku klux klan and it's done very deliberately i mean it's this is while being wildly exaggerate as a way of changing the subject so the subject isn't well we had basically the border is out of control no the subject is that there is the danger is not cases running around with guns terrifying ordinary law abiding people the very little has been reduced in america the political case against the right against conservatives has been reduced to racist sexist bigot homophobe and what suits them on the border is racist because a plane coming in are darker skinned people and we are in some way we are going to stand here gentlemen i think i think people can agree that there's two separate issues here with one of the leaders being arrested with the cross the border control they are separate things here but i mean george said he said the story is being changed in exaggerated and people are getting worried i mean people have a right and so we wore it i think everyone acknowledges there is issues to deal with at the border to deal with in a structured way within the legal framewor

but the consolidated power of white men north and south especially the ku klux klan. weakimage of a relatively lincoln presidency may also be one reason why the story of lincoln's youth, his frontier upbringing and awkward but romantic encounters and mediocre , these stories became so captivating in the early 20th century because here was territory that can be mined for engaging human material without having to venture into the messy business of lincoln as a figure of power who actually enacted measures that did not meet with universal acclaim. 30's, lincoln looks different area and he is not a bland rigor of moderation. a mores to foreshadow powerful nationstate that was extending the blessings of freedom to a wider group of americans. being consciously reworked by writers and politicians, lincoln became a forerunner for the groundbreaking work of fdr's new deal. helped, carl sandburg usher in this new lincoln when he compared fdr's national recovery program and its assistance for industrial workers to lincoln's role in emancipation. both presidents used their positi

. >> we have all white men looking like the ku klux klan to us all in uniform. >> tucker: when thosee fox news correspondent said kim fox did not object. he asked her about that and she ignored them. >> no further questions. >> mrs. fox, are all members racist? do you stand by that gentlemen? >> tucker: she believes white nationalists participating in the police union demonstration. they called the comments malicious and false. a former state's attorney filed a petition to find out in smollett should be recharged with staging a hate crime. >> tucker: thank you very much. ms-13 is america's most dangerous criminal gang. drug smuggling and murders across the country. the president didn't like ms-13 and he called them what they deserve to be called. animals. >> [inaudible]. >> we have people coming into the country and trying to come in, we are stopping a lot of them. we are taking people out of the country. you would not believe how bad these people are. they are not people. they are animals. we are taking them out of the country at a rate that never happened before. >> tucker: ms-13 p

and that is when the ku klux klan marched in washington and it was just such a you know, demonstration of power for people in washington and at that point and i believe the black population was majority. so there was a lot of protest and people were angry and i wrote a column in which i supported a protest. and the thing was they did destroy some private property. and that is something that you don't do and a white newspaper. so, he got lots of letters and people were demanding more from and i get fired and all that. and so bradley just said, if i had been here, because it happened on a sunday. he said if i did here, i have a rethink that. so he was that kind of editor. you know how newspapers are, we as a people in different roles, there are some people -- >> you have an interesting recollection of donald graham. you knew him shortly before the publisher who committed suicide right? >> not donald. >> which graham was it? >> philip graham. >> you talk about donald graham walking in the newsroom and giving a pep talk and encouraging you? >> that was his father philip graham. >> what was

they found a true story about a civil rights activists in 1971 who goes against the head of the ku klux klan plan over desegregation in north carolina. >>> audiences can still take place with disney's live-action remake of dumbo which is the number one spot. >>> you people. >> reporter: and captain marvel with bree larson which has banked $1 billion worldwide. >>> marken wall hall of fame can the who will perform at the chase center. >> ♪ no mac pinball wizard. no mac no mac >> reporter: this is the latest rock band though join the artist who will perform. the who will take the stage october 9. tickets available next friday starting at 10 am. >>> while thousands of people commute across the bay bridge, stefan curry says his family may move their. they've own homes but since warriors are moving into the billion-dollar chase center next season, the curry's are considered living in san francisco as well. he talked about the possible move. >> there's nothing like a parade. nothing like it. where you going to live? >> that is what i'm trying to figure out. the commute on the bridge. do you have a

to the ku klux klan or when robert francis beto bozo o'rourke to nazi germany. watch this. >> the president of the united states called the mexican immigrants racists and criminals. he also went on to talk about it as being an infestation. the third reich human beings were described as infestation as a cockroach or pest you would want to kill. but to do that in 2017 or 2018 in the united states of america doesn't make sense. >> identity politics party, no know bounds. two or three years, you know the drill. they're racist, sexist, missole judge nest, they're xeno phobic, they hate children, they want them to die. now, everyone who disagrees with them on anything, now is a nazi. remember robert francis, he wants to take down any barriers, that's why democratic mayor hopeful pete budageig is apologizing for a statement he made in 2015 where he dared to say the following -- all lives matter. i think we're created by the same god, every human being on earth. i'll be apologizing one day for believing that god created every soul on earth. watch this. >> that phrase, j

this photograph shows a man in black face standing next to someone else in ku klux klan haclothing. no says he never saw that picture until het saw i two months ago. they hope to finish the probe by thef end this month. >>> in loudoun county, aoman woke up to a man touching her inside her apartment. ckcomplete stranger, police saying he snu into her place on north duke drive in sterling. drew wilder has the disturbing details. >> reporter: the blis are tattered. police aren't sure how a man got into a woman's home last night and sexually assaulted her while she lept slept. she lives two doors down and saw >> this area is so good. i'm so scared and nervous, too. >> reporter:eighbors tell m this is unusual for this area, normally a quiet neighborhood. the loudoun sheriff agrees saying this type of case is unusual for this county and why they're so concerned. >> it concerns us quite aanit and w anybody who has an idea what might have happened or possible suspects in mind, may have heard or seen anything in e neighborhood, weanted to know about it. >> reporter: police say the suspect is

photo from his medical school year book which shows one person in black face and another in a ku klux klanorus called on him to step down. >> if i were to listen on the voices calling on me to resign my office today, i could sparer myself from the difficult path that lies ahead. >> reporter: northam promisesed to make amends and has continued on with business as usual. fairfax still faces accusations of sexual assault from two women. vanessa tyson and meredith watson. >> i honestly didn't know what was going on and the next thing i know my head is literally in his crotch and choking and gagging. andheim choking and gagging. >> 'forcibly sexually assaulted and raped me. >> reporter: fairfax has called on officials to investigate the allegations, meantime democratic attorney general mark herring admitted and apologized for using black face in his past, saying "i had a callous and inexcusable lack of awareness," a poll showed virginia was split. he had more support from african-americans with 58% saying he should not step down while 37% thought he should. we stopped by richmond's monroe park

i look at senator kamala harris when she compared ice to the ku klux klan or more recently when beto o'rourke compared president trump's immigration rhetoric to nazi germany. watch this. >> the president of the united states has called mexicans racist and criminals and went on to call asylum seekers animals and infestation. the third reich other human beings were described as a cockroach or pes you would want to kill. to do that in 2017 or 2018 in the united states of america doesn't make sense. >> sean: identity politics party knows no bounds. you know the drill. we tell you all the time they're racist, sexist, all their -- throw granny over the cliff and they want them to die. everyone who disagrees with them on anything is now a nazi. robert francis wants to take down any barriers and why democratic mayor hopeful pete buttigieg is apologizing for a statement he made in 2015 when he dared to say the following. all lives matter. well, i think we're all created by the same god. every human being on earth. i guess i'll apologize one day for believing god created every human soul on th

there were nazi flags and ku klux klan banners.said, heather heyer, an opposition protester was murdered. who are you going to believe, the president or your own eyes? >> lee's legacy was being are written as a symbol of a southern patriot and this is a quote, he says "it was lee the principle southern patriot and lee the historic warrior rather than lee the slave holder, lee the rebel or lee who lost the civil war who fit the model in character and persona." so lee is often revered for his military skills but there is no whitewashing the fact that he fought for slavery and on the wrong side during the civil war. >> absolutely. and lee was given a choice. lee could have been a general in the union army. he chose to support a state rather than his country. and i think most people would say, yes, that is treasonous. when you look at the preponderate's response to slavery and opposition to slavery, one of the problems is that he lumps everybody in one pool, you know, george washington, thomas jefferson, madison, lee, andrew jackson, t

.>>> if you cannot tell the difference between a hat the says make american great and a ku klux klan would say you are deranged.>> reporter: victor has not contacted the police about what happened out here. they don't have proof of a crime. rebecca did contact with the police department saying she was receiving threats because of her pulse. those threats extend to the place where she used to work.>>> not every day you come to work and have something like that land in your lap.>> reporter: she was the office manager. guitar sales and repair shop. tuesday his phones were ringing with inquiries. comments and threats in reaction to the social media polls. he decided to fire her a friend since grade school. it is not due to the firestorm because her actions publicly bullying someone because of their political beliefs are contrary to his beliefs.>>> we have always felt griffin was the equivalent of a physical townsquare for the community. we welcome people of all views.>> reporter: her defender say it wasn't her actions but the hat approved the ignition source for the conflict.>>> wear tha

and that was when the ku klux klan marched -- >> in washington. >> -- in washington.and it was just such a, you know, demonstration of horror for people in washington. and at that point, i believe the population was, the black population was majority. so there was a lot of protests. and people were angry. and i wrote a column in which i, i supported the protesters. and the thing was that the protesters did destroy some private property. >> oh, that. [laughter] >> and, you know, that's something that you just don't do on a white newspaper. so he had -- and he got lots of letters, and people were demanding that i get fired and all that. and so he -- bradlee just said, you know, if i had been here, because it happened on a sunday, he said if i had been here, i would have asked you to rethink that. so he was that kind of editor. but you know how newspapers are. we have some, some people with different roles. there were some people -- >> you had an interesting recollection about donald graham. you knew him shortly before, i mean, the publisher who committed suicide, right?

the two we have all white men fop getting up looking like the ku klux klan.epeatedly asked kim foxx if she agreed with thae repeatedly ignored him but the police union has called the comments ignorant, for offensive, malicious and false, sean. >> sean: traced my thank you unbelievable the liberal left us with new levels of embarrassment because aside from fox news talks radio, anger management and of course, yours truly alec baldwin even more delusional than we thought. please, would you support me if i run for president tweeting come if a rental, would you vote for me? add income he would beat trump and it would be so easy, bold in 20 campaign the best hollywood in years but kind of tough to top his hilarious attempt, literally tried out to be a talk radio host. we have the audiotape. >> when can we take some calls? do we have calls on there now? no calls yet. what number do people call to get on the air? do we have that number? do i have the call number in front of me? i'm so sorry. that is interesting. interesting. do we have any calls out there? no calls.

>>r gover is associated with a ku klux klan. that's not okay, and that should not be okay. >> a couple of things. it is thelate-term abortion bill. that obviously kickstarred the whole athing. heitted to being in the yearbook photo took it back. >> state senator marsden was among those calling for northam to step down but has changed his position. northam iilamy b in a page in his medical school yearbook that shows someone in black face next t a someone in kkk robe. he denied being in the picturet admitted to darkening his face to portray micha d jackson ince contest. >>> two more names are listed t the attend the campaign this morning. pete buttigieg officially launched his campaign. >> my name is pete buttigieg. they call me mayor pete. i'm a proud son of south bend, indiana, and i am running for u president of tted states. [ cheers ] >> he made the historic announcement yesterday in front of an enthusiastic crowd. buttigieg is 37 yie old, gay, and married. if he's elected he would become the nation's youngest commander in chi

. >> we have all white men fop getting up looking like the ku klux klan to us all in uniform. >> whenre made from a fox news correspondent matt finn, who was at the news conference, said kim foxx didn't verbally or visually object. so he repeatedly asked her if she considered police the blue klux klan, and she ignored him. >> did you think that statement was correct? do you think the fop is racist? are you going to stand by the gentleman? >> and foxx says she believes white nationalist participated in the police union demonstration. the union rejects that assertion and called the blue klux klan comments falls. the former assistant states attorney in kim foxx's office has filed a petition to find out if smollett should be recharged for staging hate crime. tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, thank you very much. ms-13 is america's most dangerous criminal gang. that is not speculation. the numbers are there, they are tied up with human trafficking, drug smuggling, dozens of writers around the country. like any rational person, the president doesn't like what they stand for. he called what

my grandfather has picked cotton and he has had experiences with the ku klux klan. they would regularly visit his home and shoot bullets into it. i had the privilege of growing up in my grandfather's home. it's going to shock the committee, but not once did my grand taer tell -- father tell can't do something because of my skin color. i was never taught to view myself as a victim because of my heritage. i learned about faith in god, family and hard work. those were the only lessons of my childhood. there isn't a single adult today that in good conscience would make the argument that america is a more racist or more white nationalist society than it was when my grandfather was growing up. and yet we're hearing these terms sent around today because what they want to say is that brown people need to be scared, which seems to be the narrative that we hear every four years right ahead of a presidential election. here are some things we never hear. 75% of the black boys in california don't meet state reading standards. in inner cities like baltimore, within five high scho

the ku klux klan, boasting 2.5 million members led a campaign , against catholics and jews and foreigners, calling for a 100% american campaign. these ideas were everywhere. in 1921, for the first time in u.s. history, the u.s. passes a quota law. the doors to the u.s. remake opened but immigration is now limited. the opportunity available to immigrants is based on their country of birth, privileging so-called nordic countries. severely limiting visas available to southern and eastern europeans, places where jews and catholics with. -- live. at the last minute the senate rejects a proposed amendment, which would have made a distinction between immigrants and refugees by exempting immigrants who could prove that they were escaping political or racial persecution from these quotas. had this amendment been enacted in 1921, america's response to the refugee crisis in the might have been very different. 1930's for more than two years after the passage of this emergency quota act of the quota 1921, administered at the u.s. border area it is chaos. ships are racing across the atlantic to deliver

assault on the courts suggesting his attacks echo the dangerous words of lawyers who defended the ku klux klanaughter ivanka arguing she would be hard to beat if she ever wanted his job. >>> a new warning that a very popular infant sleeper is pulled off 30 babies died. we have details on the product and the danger ahead. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off. i'm bree -- breaking news president trump openly admits he may decide the fate of thousands of undocumented immigrants on his desire to punish democrats. he's threatening to release detainees into sanctuary cities contradicting denials by administration officials hours earlier. mr. trump says the plan should make his democratic opponents very happy. the president pushing for more

this is a member of the ku klux klan, a civil rights leader and she got him to turn his heart.id your grandmother teach you about that or tell you about it? >> she had to change her own heart first. >> ooh. >> yeah. she hated him. how could she say that she was a christian and love her neighbor when she really didn't, so she had to change herself inwardly before she could impact him on that level. >> how did she do that? >> connection. everybody wants to be accepted, loved, and that's our connection. >> how does it feel for you to see your grandmother portrayed by one of the biggest stars in the world? >> amazing. amazing. >> why do you care so much about bringing people together and getting rid of this hatred? >> i know god. i'm not a religious person. i'm spiritual and i know god. if the almighty god wants one race, there would be one race. if he wanted one gender, only one gender would exist. it's not designed that way. it's designed in a clever way. we all look different and we are from different backgrounds. we are on the same playground and have to figure out how to get a

at the best of enemies pits a civil rights activist played by taraji p henson against a local ku klux klanayed by sam rockwell. i called the school segregation law center. controversy over a desegregation order brings the polar opposites together. i need to go check. >>and you the keys to school integration and you go like this don't. >>with the future of their north carolina town at stake they each dig in their heels. >>but once they start talking they begin to understand each other at least a bit and go to church on sundays. when you ought to >>same golf may-june made me. >>today in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>all right that wraps of kron 4 news at 9 for our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour can wane and justine waltman are here fr10 i a fight that's dividing the city of san francisco, the homeless navigation center that is being backed by mayor london breed is not being met by open arms. we'll hear from people who are concerned about the increased drug use in the area that that center could bring plus a man is behind bars tonight after being arrested for molesting a

equality called reconstruction the democratic party, with the help of its armed militia called the ku klux klanwar, brought about jim crow. after jim crow they promoted under the guise of the so-called great society, promoted a dependency society which broke up black families and undermined black social mobility which had, actually, before the great society had been celebrated. trish: pretty good, no -- >> we were entering into the middle class. so it's ironic as heck that the democrats are promoting reparations. maybe the democratic party itself -- [laughter] trish: i guess, yeah, clearly. >> [inaudible] trish: david -- [laughter] i mean, part of the problem with this, and i think that niger hit the nail on the held when he said they promoted policies that effectively kept the african-american community dependent. you look at the native american community, for example, in the united states of america and the reservations that we set up where we gave them land and we gave them certain tax breaks and, unfortunately, in z many of those communities you see very, very high crime rates, you see a st

. >> the very first episode of your sires "united shade" focused on the ku klux klan, and i know you'ves and other hate groups, so why do you think there is an uptick? if it's, you know, apparently the leadership of this country that somehow may be encouraging it, there also has to be something within their own minds that now makes them feel that this is the time? now is the moment to strike? >> you know, this -- you know, after the civil rights era, this country had a long time where there was sort of -- this rhetoric was still out there, but it wasn't polite to say it out loud anymore, and certainly with the election of barack obama there was that immediate crush from the media saying we were post-racial america which we all know now to be true and the swing back was to elect president trump who is always courting that base and always sort of, you know, dog whistling violence and white supremecism and racism and out and out saying it and these people who always existed, the klan has always been here, white supremacists thought they had to be quiet and now they no longer feel that way.

the ku klux klan came about. they were white supremacists, they lynched people, make black people could not vote eerie for years the naacp asked congress to act on anti-lynching laws, congress refused to act. fast forward to 1964, our fellow texan got the civil rights act but he said, we have lost the south or a -- south for a jen sayings, he said of democrats. six years later the southern strategy was devised to encourage white people to abandon the democratic party and vote for the gop. it was a shrewd and defective political strategy but it drove yet another wedge between black and white people. fast-forward to 2008, america elects a black president. unfortunately, this proves unsettling to many people who have felt superior to black people, when there is a black family in the white house. in 2015 donald trump began his campaign by calling mexicans rapists. e called for a muslim ban. when white supremacists marched in charlottesville chanting, jews will not replace us, and blood and soil, which is straight fro

>> it's a true story about a a ku klux klan leader and a a civil rights activist who meet during thiss a meeting in durham, north carolina. this guy, bill riddick, started to get people from opposite ends of the spectrum to talk about important issues. anne atwater, she basically changes his mind and is able gr >> jimmy: it's an amazing story. appuse ] good story to be told right now. entertaining too, you know. >> jimmy: are -- the last three or four movies, you played real people. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: have you ever just played -- do you ever just want to play a character? >> yeah, kind of. yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a little bit easier, right? >> yeah, yeah. totally. >> jimmy: i mean, did you study this guy as well? do you listen -- >> i listened to this guy and, you know, listened to fosse. and, you know, w -- you know, george w., everybody has an opinion on how he talked. you know, he's such a -- he's so famous. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know? >> jimmy: so, you have to really make sure you nail it when you do it. >> >> yeah. >> jimmy: because people -- they're actual peopl