and one of the tragedy of lynching. he's walking somewhere but he passes a place and there's a clan displayed and then he comes upon age job. it looks very much like pickles in a jar, but you've seen. but instead of pickles, what are they? there are the knuckles of a human being. i can remember being in the south in the late sixties and seventies and i remember seeing body parts put in pickle jars outside of southern clansmen's buildings. it was a token, a token of the oppression. turkey oaken of their fear. and, the same day he sees that, he starts documenting certain mentions. remember the year he was born, 1868. 291 blacks are lynched. the year seed is an atlanta, 19 hundreds, you've seen the numbers of lynchings. of course, we've talked about lynchings before. two boys, as he continues his scientific research, he gets to work to begin the study of the american negro, as you say. i think he did it with ap barry, who is overlooker put to. he starts putting together an exhibit of achievements of the african american. 5

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews and nothing justifies the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us. the palestinians message to israel is loud and clear what droog. i address my words specifically to america and to israel. how enough is enough leave us we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country including in the uncle maurice. israel is preparing ground troops along the gaza border. as airstrikes targeting hamas continue. several airlines have canceled flights to israel i mean the ongoing violence. neither side is showing any sign of backing down prompting the united nations to warn a full scale civil war. and major general your island is the former head of israel's national security council we asked him earlier whether he thinks the israeli military is planning a ground incursion in gaza imminently. the hood this is the 1st. class level to lose years usually close to. create unnecessary. civilian areas solo referred to or ordered. but in this will be a preferred becau

, since lynching is definitely murder. edna: and for people who may not be familiar with the term lynching, they may have seen ropes hanging around the nooses in the next of those university students. it was mob violence where typically a person an , african-american person would be surrounded by a racist mob, hung up and lynched. i want to emphasize that the target is not just the victim directly of the murder, but the entire community. these were crimes designed to intimidate and create an atmosphere of terror and fear. so against this backdrop, i would like to turn to you, deneen, and focus on how this scene that lynn has described intersects with our history at the holocaust museum. how did racism impact black americans who joined the military as the u.s. entered the war? i know you have done some reporting on this area. deneen: yes. again, good morning. more than 1.2 million black men and women enlisted in the military to help fight in europe. here you see a photo of some of the black men who fought overseas in europe

it was someone lynched in the south perhaps every day. these are students at howard university in washington dc. it's a historically black university that are protesting. what are they protesting their protesting in favor of a national anti-linching law that it be passed which is very strange since lynching is is definitely murder. and for people who may not be familiar with the term lynching they will have seen ropes hanging around nooses hanging around the necks of those howard university students. it was mob violence were typically a person an african-american person would be surrounded by a racist mob hung up in lynched, but i want to emphasize that the target here is not just the the victim directly of the murder, but the entire community these were crimes designed to intimidate and create a cult an atmosphere of terror and fear. so against this backdrop, i'd like to turn to you dineen where we can focus on how this scene that lynn has just described intersects with our history here at the holocaust museum. how did racism impact blac

lynch: why am i not surprised about that? mr. miller: based on what chief conte said, we're getting more information by the day, by the minute about what happened. to highlight some other observations that were made, it's clear now although we're going to find out through the department of justice process and the legal system, it seems clear there was some sort of conspiracy where there were organized assault elements that intended to assault -- [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021]

black tulsans had every reason to believe that dick roland would be lynched after his arrest and his charges ironically were later dismissed and they were highly suspect from the start. they had cause to believe that his personal safety, like the defense of themselves and their community, depended on them alone, as hostile groups gathered and their confrontation worsened, municipal and county authorities failed to take actions to comb or contain the situation -- calm or contain the situation. at the eruption of violence, civil officials selected many men, all of them white, and some of them participants in that violence. and made those men their agents as deputies. in that capacity, deputies did not stem the violence, but added to it. often through overt acts that were themselves illegal. public officials provided firearms and ammunition to individuals, again, all of them white. units of the oklahoma national guard participated in the mass arrest of all or nearly all of greenwood's residents. they removed them to other parts of the city and detained them in holding centers, -- center

they stopped a lynching indeed. the blacks would have won the riot except that the whites called in the national guard and they called in airplanes that dropped bombs according to the blacks hundreds of of african-american's were killed and they were put into mass graves. they're thrown into the arkansas river are put into coal mines indeed. the black said at the time that this this was part of a planned conspiracy to steal their land, of course the right to the completely different version according to white sent that time. they said that the blacks who came to the courthouse were lawbreakers and they started the riot and what they started it was their fall in the way it ended is well, that's what happens when you have a fight and while according to the whites. they said 36 were killed. that was the the official count not the hundreds that the blacks believed and the whites also they said that obviously greenwood was destroyed and some said that was unfortunate and they attributed to some roughing and so did it, bu

moments the lynch nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews and nothing justifies the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable. in the attempt to quell the violence nessun yahoo ordered the emergency deployment of border forces but police tactics are under scrutiny after this video was shed on social media of officers storming a family home in the north the city of haifa they could be seen beating in an armed palestinian israeli man was. the un to the south of tel aviv the city of lot has been put under a state of emergency the 1st in an arab community since 966 it's been one of the worst hit by riots on tuesday night jewish cars in a synagogue was satellites a mosque was burned the next day and palestinian hassouna was shot dead by jewish residents during protests. even though the court has been spared the hearing unchecked gera many are now more worried about how to stop the violence caused by anger that's been simmering for much longer nor about money al jazeera. is an artist and musician he was born in haifa but has israeli citizenship he says palestinians are being give

then lynch is. back and is dragging me down even today that been for some years ago even today now it's dragging me down again yes. again rivers and the in my beer and i gave a rest. now running for my live in that. a mud exam. and i don't know what to do. a man about what happened. and then sue leggett loba dad to say this is wrong don't think it hurt me to see him in that kind of pain. that pain. is the need to be erased. we commit to the ground these bodies and these souls and let us never remember and reflect upon the lives. that have been nameless and unknown for many. mattias to ashes dust to dust. has a funeral is a healing for those that are alive give respect to those that have the body. i think they wanted to be remembered. and to have their right of passage the right. to move a. body. i gave these. over got illegal that they got to go to 'd the grave where i get. olamide down the hole in the back even though those days was done to me years ago the s.d.o. wanted me back. yassin the message

my name is donna thomas and i'm representing a name even when i confronted his murderous they lynched me and burned my body. my name's kyle me and reverend, representing your j. they rip my unborn baby out of my belly. and sharing his that along with my i'm james how and they told me i had a choice either i could die with my son. walking, watching, die, live to tell the story. i know. i know the children looked after to live for now as my son cried and begged and pleaded for his life, they bound his hands and feet and forced him into the river. and as i firmly with tears running down my faith, lots and my son said to the bottom of the river, never to rise again. never to rise again. so in unison, we haven't you representing speak that name? ah in the oh the i i oh i i the oh the the the then match is yes. my batch is dragon, me down even today that been 40 years ago. and he was the day now it's dragging me can't ref generous liam j ref running for my life ever in that me as after i don't know what's the matter about what happened? i didn't seem like nobody data say, hey, this is from

no one really generally talk about the people who were lynched. sometimes they were many people there, put them in the water would wait. so they would never see them again. sometimes it would take the by, does it fail to pieces? sometimes it would take the body up the list and bring it up. so the families would not have anything in those ones that were recorded. what about the ones that were not recorded? it was close to 3 to 4000 people who were niched. and a lot of these people never got in. it was often too dangerous for the families to retrieve those bodies. and sometimes there was no bodies to which i is not just black history. this is american history. i don't need unique u d. i just happen to be one. me that was hit me he'd have kept me from being may be one of them. yes, hair. me back because it's rural and no one wants to talk about the 1st time i saw you i was trying to medically speaking, i was trying to figure out why does he have these on his hand over chang logs one more than the other slide. this was just contrast my punch in pain.

what this was was just that, old-fashioned louisiana lynching. and criminals committing this crime, this murder that occurred on videotape. we can't afford to have the discussions and over simplify this. this is a lynching that occurred and videotape evidence supports that. criminals should be apprehended and prosecuted to fullest extent of the law. anything short is inadequate and insufficient. this is not the first time and won't be last time and it's based on our responses to these type of incidents. >> and thing is, what you say is not really hyperbole, lynching is extrajudicial killing by people hyped up on adrenaline going to kill person. one officer now dead bragged i beat the crap out of him, he was proud of it. but more disturbing is the lying for two years, putting out fake police report, telling family he died in car crash. how common is it looking at way these play out, for police to be dishonest when they file reports when someone dies? >> it's all too common and seeing evidence coming out it seems like weekly basis. also exposes wha

. >> this is john lynch from the 49ers, ready to come back to the bay area, buddy? >> east bay football star just drafted by hometown 49ers. >>> good evening, spiraling coronavirus pandemic in india impacting the bay area. biden administration clamping down on travel. >> sfo to india is popular for business travelers, tourists and family members that go back and forth. sergio quintana has the latest. >> reporter: passengers we talked with are flying to india to be with family members they haven't been able to see in more than a year because of the pandemic, flying with mixed emotions. as passengers checked in for flights to delhi, there's frayed nerves. >> family emergency. >> reporter: he's been vaccinated here and hopes it will protect him when he arrives. another passenger says he's vaccinated and most of his family in india but he's concerned about travel restrictions imposed by biden administration. >> planning to be there a couple of months, hoping in couple of months it's going to calm down and then the ban will go away. >> reporter: all four nationals who ha

report in the "tulsa tribune" set off an armed confrontation outside the courthouse between a white lynch mob and black greenwood residents there to protect rowland, unleashing the arson, gunfire, and looting that raged into the next day. >> and then this wasn't just a mob out of control. this wasn't just dick rowland and sarah page whose confrontation led to the destruction of greenwood area. time. soledad: by june 1, 36 blocks of greenwood were flattened, 2,000 homes and businesses destroyed, and several churches consumed by fire, including vernon ame chapel, greenwood's oldest place of worship. the reverend robert turner has been vernon's pastor for almost four years. >> and our membership and our church has seen the worst race massacre in american history. and the survivors of that massacre came back to this church. and our basement surviving the race massacre, it carries a weight. it definitely impacts all of what i do as a pastor, as a preacher, you know, as a community activist. soledad: turner's activism includes a weekly pilgrimage to tulsa city hall, demanding reparations for th

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lynching was widespread. between the collapse of reconstruction in 1877 and the peak of the civil rights movement in 1965, there were close to 5,000 lynchings in america. most of the victims were black. so we have this incredible legacy of trauma in the black community, failures on the part of government and other organized structures to provide for and protect members of the black community as were protected and provided for, members of the white community. so it's understandable that because we have led the wounds of our ancestors fester for so long, because we haven't had the courage to confront them forthrightly, that race relations still suffer in the united states. and some of the incidents of race and racism still play out in ways that are similar to the way they played out 100 years ago. >> we should point out we're getting a lot of tweets, to basically summarize from our viewers and listeners, that this was not an isolated incident, that there were evidence of it across the country, not only in tulsa

lynching was widespread.ween the collapse of reconstruction in 1877 and the peak of the civil rights movement in 1965, there were close to 5,000 lynchings in america. most of the victims were black. so we have this incredible legacy of trauma in the black community, failures on the part of government and other organized structures to provide for and protect members of the black community as were protected and provided for, members of the white community. so it's understandable that because we have led the wounds of our ancestors fester for so long, because we haven't had the courage to confront them forthrightly, that race relations still suffer in the united states. and some of the incidents of race and racism still play out in ways that are similar to the way they played out 100 years ago. >> we should point out we're getting a lot of tweets, to basically summarize from our viewers and listeners, that this was not an isolated incident, that there were evidence of it across the country, not only in tulsa, ok

that's not the warren buffet method but the peter lynch method named after fidelity. lynch credited it to observing, studying and taking action he shows you how to do it in "one up on wall street." it's on amazon and the method has never been easier because you have research tools. not like google existed with the book in 1989 i expect warren buffet but i'm always going to be a peter lynch guy even though he made money running mute ual funds, thanks o the .com bust, the peter lynch method lost a lot and didn't help the industry was against owning individual stocks with warren buffet leading the way. in the '90s, the conventional wisdom said picking stocks is a great way to make money. anyone with half a brain knows you're supposed to put your money in a nice, low cost index fund but you know where the truth is the truth lies somewhere in between. if you don't like to put that much time and effort into your portfolio, parking your money in an index fund is the way to go the pushers got too far when they tell you stock picking is a waste of time and money. yeah, that's

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews by the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us. the conflict can be seen across the skyline. hamas unleashed a stream of rockets fired towards israel in retaliation for the destruction of a building in gaza by israel. these are the most intense hostilities that the country has seen in 7 years. it is particularly bad in mixed jewish arab towns with relevant lists rocket fire and dry getting what was the palestinians message to israel and the jewish settlers is loud and clear what droog i address my words specifically to america and to israel enough is enough to leave us. we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country and for more and . the u.s. maintained its support for israel in its call for peace on wednesday my expectation hope is that. this will be. closing down sooner than later. israel has a right to defend itself and if thousands of rockets fly and your territory. israelis defense was to target the hamas militants. they say many

the same happened with this car down the road here and now the attempted lynch as tensions high they've been also shouting at the journalists and checking which channels we all belong to so we're going to make our way out of here it's not the safest place to be. ati. you know the city of bucktown the poll that was just in it's not the only scene of violent riots in the israeli town of lot a mixed our than jewish area the mirror has likened the situation on the streets to a civil war. was 2. that was i mean i. think. it's really border police are enforcing a state of emergency in law aimed at curbing a surge in violence that has engulfed the country despite the curfew are a demonstrator sporadically clashed with police vehicle was set on fire. unrest spilled onto the streets in palestinian territories su security forces responded with stun grenades and tear gas to disperse the crowds there 7 palestinians are said to have been arrested the israeli president has urged the local religious leaders along with citizens to do everything to. do all you can to stop this terrible thing that's happ

what is not mentioned is who emboldenedhese t lynch mobs.are talking about state-sponsored decade-long discrimination, isolation, and erasure that emboldened these groups.gr we are talking about what we've alys hwaad about so-called excoistence in the mixed cities. what we're saying right now, it is proof whenever something really an explosion happens of olenvice, we see the true face of t easterly state, which is been complicit against palestinians. in 2000 when the israeli police killed 13 unarmed protesters the new dimensionio is the ease with whh these settlers are allowed to run rights. justification on the israeli tv although it is critingcizi c the lynch mob but on the otr hehand it is usi pngrevious attacks by other palestinians in order to juifsty the response and retaliation. these repraliss by the israeli- jewi mobs are not spontaneous. they are organized. they are strongly supported by the israeli state and have representation in the knesset and far-right jewish parties in the knesset. nermeen: could you also talk about e signifa

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the moments the lynch nothing justifies the lynching of errors by jews and nothing justifies the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable. in the attempt to quell the violence netanyahu ordered the emergency deployment of the forces. but police tactics are under scrutiny after this video was shed on social media of officers storming a family home in the northern city of haifa they could be seen beating him an armed palestinian israeli man was. the and to the south of tel aviv the city of lot has been put under a state of emergency the 1st in an arab community since 966 it's been one of the worst hit by riots on tuesday night jewish cars in a synagogue was satellites a mosque was burned the next day and palestinian mussa hassouna was shot dead by jewish residents during protests. even though the court has been spared the hearing unchecked gera many are now more worried about how to stop the violence caused by anger that's been simmering for much longer nor about among the al-jazeera. stay with that angle of what's going on there for us that rick is an artist and musician who was born in

black tulsans had every reason to believe that dick roland would be lynched after his arrest and his charges ironically were later dismissed and they were highly suspect from the start. they had cause to believe that his personal safety, like the defense of themselves and their community, depended on them alone, as hostile groups gathered and their confrontation worsened, municipal and county authorities failed to take actions to comb or contain the situation -- calm or contain the situation. at the eruption of violence, civil officials selected many men, all of them white, and some of them participants in that violence. and made those men their agents as deputies. in that capacity, deputies did not stem the violence, but added to it. often through overt acts that were themselves illegal. public officials provided firearms and ammunition to individuals, again, all of them white. units of the oklahoma national guard participated in the mass arrest of all or nearly all of greenwood's residents. they removed them to other parts of the city and detained them in holding centers, -- center

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what can we do about this lynching?hat sounds so simple and so kind of, unsatisfying, in a way, given what we all just saw, but it's the first step and it's the first step that this country refuses to try. hold these people accountable for what they admitted to doing on tape and for what we saw them doing on video as a first step. as a second step, there are a ton of laws and i saw you do it earlier with such an important passage of the anti-asian-american hate crimes bill. it took them six weeks. the george floyd justice and policing act has been on the floor of congress for almost a year now. why can't i get the justice for police and bill passed. what's wrong, congress? why aren't you doing this thing that will ban chokeholds and will pierce the veil of qualified immunity for police officers so that they can't so easily cover it up when they do this kind of dirt. why aren't you doing that? and the last thing i say and i don't want to dominate all your time, but the media has a role to play. as my boy kratzert said in

it's not every day that you get a chance to witness a lynching and video of a lynching, i call this at this point, a lot of police porn, it's vulgar and raw and not appropriate for all ages to view that is coming out following the death of mr. greene, and unfortunately what we have by the administration of louisiana is a continuation of a troubling pattern of coverup, of deflection, and it doesn't really bode well for proving or instilling confidence in any investigation that may proceed from this point. >> the family attorney had this to say about the disturbing footages that we saw last night on chris hayes' show. >> this tells me, because this is the supervisor approving these actions, that this is the policy. when someone runs in louisiana, officers feel like they get a free opportunity to be as violent and as cruel as possible. and so we can't blame this on bad apples anymore. this is their policy. this is the defacto policy for the louisiana state police. and that's what we really need to drive home in terms of what we're demanding come from this, is a revamp of that entire depar

it is anarchy, nothing justifies their of lynching jews and nothing justifies jews lynching arabs.ension simmering over the years but explosion of anger like this is not been seen some say since the 1948 war. i will say incoming passenger flights to the main airport in tel aviv have been suspended today, the traffic has been diverted back to you guys. >> it is unbelievable. keep us updated. stay safe. >> southwest border migrant encounters searching again hitting the highest monthly total in 20 years. >> this as arizona attorney general calls for vice president harris to be removed from her border role. thank you for being here. she's not visited the border yet and as we told you it has been 50 days without a briefing on the border, tell me why you decided to go for her removal. >> it is necessary. i filed 3 lawsuits against the biden administration related to the border and failed policies. they created a crisis, catastrophe, on the way to a terrible tragedy. vice president biden has done nothing. if this were a hurricane or a wildfire, someone from the administration talking to l

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews and nothing justifies the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us. the palestinians message to israel is loud and clear. i address my words specifically to america and to israel. enough is enough leave us we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country. uncle moreno paid in lieu uncle moreno. israel is preparing ground troops along the gaza border as airstrikes targeting hamas continue. several airlines have canceled flights to israel amid the ongoing violence. neither side is showing any sign of backing down prompting the united nations to warn a full scale civil war. so i don't know what the situation is to be correspondent on your cramer is in tel aviv for you tanya what are you were hearing about this reports these reports about a possible ground mission in gaza what can you tell us. but from what we understand and what we're seeing here is a very intensive campaign app on bachmann and of course also rocket barrages coming out of gaza b

it's merrill lynch.use we've been doing reporting on this, my producer ellie and i, and it's not just merrill lynch laying out for their clients what to do to change residencies, residences. it's ubs, it's morgan stanley, the other two big brokerage firms. let's just unpack this a little bit. these wall street firms are expanding their operations to deal with clients who want to flee from high-tax states, namely new york and california to lower tax states, namely florida from new york, but in california it's going to nevada and texas. i didn't realize nevada, but apparently it's a place where people are going in addition to texas if you're on the west coast. again, it's these big firms. they are not just giving these client lists, the 10 things you have to do if you move to florida and how to exactly change your residence, and it's a little complicated. of you have to really domicile yourself in that new state and make sure that you are completely domiciled where any paycheck you get comes from that stat

a lynching of arabs by jews. not accept this. this is not us, not this violence, not this savagery. we will bring back governance to israel's cities everywhere, in all cities. anchor: an arab israeli member of parliament described matters in different words. he told the bbc that benjamin netanyahu is stoking violence for personal reasons. here is more of what she told us. >> there is a political intention by the prime minister netanyahu and his ministers to escalate the situation more and more. if the debate under discussion and tension last month was between bibi's camp and anti-benjamin netanyahu camp, they wanted to divert it into a kind of war, a citizen war between jews and arabs. if those organized groups are still going to continue like this and so afraid that we can lose control of the situation and it can become something really bad. anchor: we have also seen terrible violence in the arab jewish cityhere a state of emergency is in place. our correspondent is there. reporter: you've got scenes like this.

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews by the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us palestinians message to israel and the jewish settlers it's clear what. i address my words specifically to america and to israel enough is enough to leave us. we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country in rwanda. the u.s. montagne its support for israel in its call for peace on wednesday my expectation hope is that. this will be. closing down sooner than later. israel has a right to defend itself and if thousands of rockets fly your territory israel is preparing ground troops along the gaza border as as strikes targeting hamas militants continue they say many senior commanders have been killed. but the attacks have also claimed the lives of palestinian civilians. neither side is showing any sign of backing down prompting the united nations to warn a full scale civil war. and a major general you are at your land as the former head of israel's national security council we asked him whethe

lynch recently stopped by a san jose dispensary as a guest but tender on 4/20. he wants to campaign with dr. anthony fauci in an effort to get more black americans vaccinated. >>> do you know what day it is? may 4th, all official celebration of things star wars. may the force be with you, may the fourth be with you. somebody had to say that that it. appropriate today, some vacaville residents a local man who helped bring the legendary star wars costumes tonight on the big screen. ivory cuyler passed away on april 15th and he was the man behind the design of the imperial storm trooper helmets. it's the same costume a group of star wars fans put on to act as pallbearers for his funeral. >> it's our way of giving back to one of those star wars luminaries who made the movies real for us. >> his older brother came up to each of the scouts and said thank you. uchitel his eyes were welling. i was trying not to cry in my helmet. thanks goodness my face wasn't showing. >> he was born in modesto, also worked star wars creator george lucas was born. he worked on other film

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews by the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us palestinians message to israel and the dri settlers it's clear. my address my words specifically to america and to israel enough is enough to leave us. we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country it is. the u.s. montagne its support for israel in its call for peace on wednesday my expectation hope is that. this will be. closing down sooner than later. israel has a right to defend itself and if thousands of rockets fly your territory israel is preparing ground troops along the gaza border as as strikes targeting hamas militants continue they say many senior commanders have been killed. but the attacks have also claimed the lives of palestinian civilians. neither side is showing any sign of backing down prompting the united nations to warn a full scale civil war. and correspondent tanya kramer is following developments for us in the south of israel in ashkelon joining us now tanya tell us

over here but they have the same happened with this car down the road here and now the attempted lynching tensions high they've been also shouting at the journalists and shaking which channels we all belong to so we're going to make our way out of here it's not the safest place to be. ati. meanwhile major european cities witnessed a violent propellants tinian protests with thousands calling on israel to stop attacking gaza demonstrators burned flags and threw stones and bottles at police who responded with tear gas and water cannons a number of arrests were made. was . was. also in israel to worshippers have died and more than $160.00 injured after a seeding standard collapses at a synagogue in a jewish settlement in the israeli occupied west bank here's artie's policy or again with the latest. i'm here in the israeli settlement of give act as if in the west bank a short time ago at the start of the jewish festival of shuffleboard one of the stands in the local synagogue known as carney collapsed at least that's the information we have at the moment as you can see the emergency personnel

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews and nothing justifies the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us. the palestinians message to israel is loud and clear what droog. i address my words specifically to america and to israel. how enough is enough leave us we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country on food nor enough hate in rwanda for morena. israel is preparing ground troops along the gaza border as airstrikes targeting hamas continue. several airlines have canceled flights to israel amid the ongoing violence. neither side is showing any sign of backing down prompting the united nations toward a full scale civil war. and earlier we had the opportunity to speak to major general your island he is the former head of israel's national security council we began by asking him whether he thinks an israeli ground incursion into gaza is imminent. this is the 1st. first. casualties to the credit falls has created unassertive of the luck with civilians so we refer to lower order a

you see lynch road right here. you see highway 80 in the fire burning. there in some of the mountainous areas in and around that spot. so certainly a concern, then the yes. been kicking up just a bit. not really, really bad. we're talking 50 mile an hour occasional gust as high as 20 miles an hour. and that can certainly push that fire long as we're watching that very closely throughout the evening hours. in the meantime, though. yeah, it looks like we're in for some great weather as we head in toward tomorrow. the temperatures will start to cool down more of a sea breeze kicking in some moisture level is going to be moving up and that is some good news that will hold the fire danger down as we head toward tomorrow afternoon plan on 50's and fog along the coast and then you're looking at more sunshine inside the bay, but a little cooler 69 degrees in burlingame, 78 those san carlos 77 in mount view. you're looking a lot of 80's in the south and on the warm side inland. again, not feeling much of the effect from memory there. so you're in the mid maybe so

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews by the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us. the conflict can be seen across the sky line. islamist led hamas unleashed a stream of rockets fired towards israel in retaliation for the destruction of a building in gaza by israel. these are the most intense hostilities that the country has seen in 7 years. it is particularly bad in mixed jewish hour of tons. of. the palestinians message to israel and the jewish settlers is light and clear. i address my words specifically to america and to israel enough is enough to leave us. we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country uncle moreno. the u.s. maintained its support for israel and its call for peace on wednesday my expectation hope is that. this will be. closing down sooner than later but israel has a right to defend itself and if thousands of rockets fly and indeed your territory . israel's defense was to target the hamas militants. they say several senior commanders have been killed.

in 1871, 17 boys and men of asian descent were lynched in los angeles by a mob of white and latinx men in response to an unrelated murder of a white man. in 1875, the congress pass the page act, which was the first federal poll tea. require that these children be segregated. the chinese primary cool was open in 1875. individualing of chinese descent were excluded from accessing health care with the exception of tuberculosis. at the 1904 world's fair in st. louis, a 7-month exhibit of 1,000 individuals from the philippines was derived from the ten distinct ethnic communities was designed to show the group as savages. even as individuals of chinese descent were barred from receiving healthcare at local hospitals, the city and county of san francisco withheld permission for the chinese community to build a hospital to serve its community during the early part of twentyth century. a four-day riot due to racist resentment towards filipino agricultural workers who had helped organize labor unions in the area and who socialized with white women at dance halls; the attack resulted in the murde

that this bill passed in the senate, just weeks after yet another devastating defeat of the anti-lynching bill. and a year after the lincoln memorial, named for the so-called great liberator without any sense of irony dedicated in front of a segregated audience. the mainstream white newspaper, the washington evening star published an article titled old mammy's memorial, endorsing the bills passage. affection and attachment between the white child and its colored nurse where the rule. the proposal will be received with pleasure by a great number of men and women. a large proportion of whom are not old enough to have had a regular colored mammy before the civil war. there is a happy and tender sentiment behind the proposal. the colored man he was an institution in the south. at first, the main debate came from a white male sculptor named stonewall jackson dunbar, whose name is a tribute to the confederate general. dunbar charged that his earlier design for a mammy monument was stolen iv sculptor, the image we saw first. the washington post quoted dunbar saying look out of the mammy is holdi

was being driven by an arab men they took him out of the car and in an attempted lynch he has been taken to hospital in the same happened over here with all the sorrow over here the same happened with this car down the road here another attempted lynching tensions high they've been also shouting at the journalists and checking which channels we all belong to so we're going to make our way out of here it's not the safest place to be. artsy. and just leaving the region major european cities witness violent propellants to mean protests with thousands calling on israel to stop attacking. demonstrators burned flags they threw stones bottles of police who responded with tear gas and water color the number of arrests were made. i. just want to bring you a recap of our top story today from israel 2 worshipers are dead over 130 more injured as a result of a ceasing collapse in jerusalem synagogue that's according to local media 10 people there either now in critical or moderate condition as well it's really defense forces have arrived on the scene as you can see the synagogue was packed the momen

in batyam, there's video of them lynching a jewish driver. going on here. >> well, i think that this started really with issues in jerusalem, whether around the moux, they go back to the problems that this whole conflict is rooted in. we're talking about refugees who have lost property in israel, who are being -- about to be evicted from their homes, that's what really started it and then the israeli police rather heavy handedly came into the mosque with tear gas grenades, flash grenades while people were worshipping and that set things off and it set off the same kind of issues within israel who themselves have been displaced, who has been dispossessed. it gave hamas an opportunity to say that they were the defenders of jerusalem so it goes back to issues of dispossession, going back to 1948 of palestinians, three-quarters of a million of whom who are displaced and are living in the houses that the settler groups are trying to take over in the jerusalem suburb. it goes back to the roots, back to 1948, back to expulsion and dispo session and