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in the, add north carolina state representative charles graham, a democrat, describes what happened whenf the attack on capitol hill. >> when i was a young boy, the kkk announced a night rally in my home county. they cross burning with hundreds of klansmen. they terrorize the blacks and lumbee. we were poor farming community, black, white, and indian. by a grandparents and -- my parents and grandparents were sharecroppers like many. the police warns the grand -- halfbreeds, and told him the klan would show him how to handle people like us. that night, they rolled in with their cars, their crosses, and the single allied bulb hooked to a car battery. 50 clansmen. problem, is they were surrounded by 400 lumbee's. we simulate -- she was four months pregnant. neil rally, was the local. barber hundreds of normal folks deciding to stand up against ignorance and hate. lowry shot out the light. the clansmen scattered. by the time the sheriff around, the press was running with the story. the battle of haze pond where one town beat the plan. a piece of forgotten history worth remembering. especiall

the ad from north carolina's charles graham recounts what happened when the kkk came to his county in 1958 and the community of native americans and black and white towns people stood up to the hate group and drove them out. >> that night they rolled in with their cars, their crosses, and a single light bulb hooked to a car battery. 50 klansmen, not a bad turnout on a cold night. he had been a tail gunner. neal lowry was a local barber. hundreds of normal folks deciding to stand together against ignorance and hate. lowry shot out the light. the klansmen scattered. by the time the sheriff arrived to fish them out of the swamp, the press was running with the story. the battle of hayes pond, where one town beat the klan. a piece of forgotten history worth remembering, especially today. >> boy do we need more folks like you now. joining me now is charles graham. he is running for congress in north carolina's ninth district. i'm so glad you reminded us of that. appreciate you joining us. good evening. >> thank you, don. thank you for having me. >> so what a story here. why did you make the

in the ad, north carolina state representative charles graham, a democrat, describes what happened whent hate. and what good citizens can do today in the wake of the attack on capitol hill. >> when i was a young boy, the kkk announced a night rally in my home county. a cross burning with hundreds of klansmen to terrorize the blacks. we were a poor farming community. black, white, and indian. my parents and grandparents were sharecroppers like many. the police chief warned the grand dragon, these people don't want your trouble. the klansmen called outside among guerillas, half breeds, and told him the klan would show him how to handle people like us. they had a single light bulb hooked to a single battery. the problem is, they were surrounded by 400 of us. he had been a tail gunner in a b 29 during the war. betterty was four months pregnant. this was the local basher. hundreds of normal folks deciding to stand together against ignorance and hate. lowery shut out the light. the klansmen scattered. by the time the sheriff arrived to fish them out of the swamp, the press was running in the

graham gudgin. can the du p put the northern irish border on the north irish sea, between the ireland isles and the h isles? graham: they can't because it separates them from the rest of the u.k. as your viewers well know, there has been an ongoing campaign by nationalists and the republic of ireland to achieve in the long run a united ireland, that the majority in northern ireland do not want and the border in the irish sea, therefore it is anathema to unionists in northern ireland, but it will be opposed. it is undermining the good friday agreement, the protocol itself says it is important but it's absolutely doing the opposite and causing serious social disruption in northern ireland and this needs to be sorted out so the majority of both communities in northern ireland don't see this as -- i think almost everyone agrees the single market has to be protected and there has to be some means of stopping illegal goods, but there are other ways of doing that. it is sort of using a hammer to crack a nut. it needs to be simplified and reformed. we will see if it is tomorrow when the eu paper is publishe

there is a commercial i saw it earlier this week, a guy names charles graham running for congress in north in a small town that fought back against the kkk in 1958. i got a snippet. take a look. >> the police chief warned the grand dragon these people don't want your trouble. the klansman called us mon half breeds, told him the klan would show him how to handle people like this. that night they rolled in with their cars, their crosses, a single light bulb to a car battery. 50 klansmen, not a bad turnout on a cold night. the problem is they were surrounded by 400 lumbees. >> that part was getting chills, all of it sudden it segues to january 6th and other recent events. to me, golly, isn't it time we stopped acting like there is no progress in in country. i'm sick of these politicians campaigning on the sort of fear rather than hope in the future. >>> you're absolutely right. but that is generally what they do, when all they have, charles, which is unfortunate for voters to do their research, do their due diligence to find out where people running for office, where they stand, what the poli

graham. he is running for congress in north carolina's ninth congressional district. reminded us of that, and in the process remind americans of it. i appreciate you joining us. good evening. >> thank you, don. thank you for having me. >> so what a story here. why did you make "the battle of hayes pond" such a central part of your campaign? >> don, this rollout yesterday, actually, was intended to demonstrate to the folks in the ninth congressional district that they have a gentleman who is running for this office who has demonstrated that when communities come together, as did hayes pawn, african-americans, indians, coming together to fight hatred, bigotry, we can accomplish a lot when we do those things as opposed to what we see today. >> you say that what happened then mirrors a lot of what we see today. explain. >> well, don, on a smaller scale, i don't have to identify what the kkk stood for. we all know what they stood for, hatred, bigotry. as we move forward to 2021, i think the world knows what happened at our nation's capitol. we have a divided country as we

senator and former presidential candidate lindsey graham was the keynote speaker at the tarrant county republican parties republican ball fundraiser for north texas. he spoke about next year's senate races and is evolving relationship with wormer -- former president trump. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. has anyone ever heard of the great lindsey graham.com. that is what you get for your money. thank you for the warm welcome. i want you to realize i know what you get when you don't pay. [laughter] i just wanted to say this, i'm going to donate $5,000 to this. [laughter] on behalf of john corwin, they are going to donate $5,000. [laughter] [applause] [indiscernible] [laughter] i feel like in south carolina there is a bigger version of it, we don't wear the hat, but we share the values. [indiscernible] were from south carolina. maybe you should learn from that. maybe you shouldn't let us be in charge. [laughter] he called me and said would you come and i started reading about you you are the largest republican county left. i felt like the least i could do is come to you if i could and help you raise some money to

graham, on where busy defense analysts and research fellow at my young technological university. he says, north korea is trying to remind the world of his development program. i think we are looking at a convergence of considerations that have amounted to why, you know, young young had decided to do what have done. and, you know, executing this dismissal test. presumably, a submarine based launching to solve to, you know, to communicate if you will receive a rattling of various things in the least. of course, i mean, just looking at the capability development alone, i think the north koreans are trying to remind all of us that number one to serious about this number to the are pushing the envelope when it comes to developing essentially what will amount to 1st year nuclear power keep abilities. so i think that's something that has been rather disconcerting to all parties are, you know, impacted by the, the, are moving baby, baby steps if you will. not as far, relative to the development of other countries that have, you know, undertaken, their own nuclear programs. nevertheless, you know, the w

north america. >> mary johnson davis, sarah nicole graham. >> wyoming, the last place gabby was seen, issued a reporthere's 250,000 missing women as of last year. more than 100,000 were women of color. >> laurie ann baufman, wanda fay walker, erica nicole hunt. >> why do we have greater compassion in our heart for gabby petito than for these other women? we have to really dig deeply to ask ourselves that question. >> it's on all of you. every within in this room to do that. and if you don't do that for other people missing, that's a shame. because it's not just gabby that deserves that. >> brian is missing for weeks and the search goes on and on. >> i worry about him. i hope he's okay and i'm angry and everything runs through my head. i hope my brother's alive because i want answers just as much as everybody else. >> gabby petito's boyfriend has apparently disappeared himself. >> lot of the public was acting under the assumption that he's involved. why don't the authorities just arrest him? but from their perspective, there was no crime at play. this was simply a missing person. and he has no legal o

graham satchel, bbc news. kim jong—un will never give up his nuclear weapons according to a former senior officer in north korea'sy. colonel kim kuk—song defected in 2014. he says he was involved in targeted attacks and assassinations, and even built an illegal drug slab for the leader. for decades, one family maintained a brutal grip on north korea, but some slip through its grasp and reveal its secrets. translation: there are many cases where i directed spies i to go to south korea on missions. many cases. he claims kimjong—un gave an order to kill off one of the leaders's main critics. the target was this man, hwang jang—yop. back in 2009, he was a high—profile defender in south korea. translation: it was a gift i to demonstrate kim jong-un's loyalty to his father. that's why this act of terror was organised. the attempt failed. pyongyang always denied it was involved. although some were caught, along with all their kit, the colonel claims agents infiltrated many areas of south korean society, including in the early 1990s, this level of starvation is unprecedented... that same decade, as thousands of north kor

muni will provide extra service on the north judah as well as the 5r fulton rapid. and then the shuttle bus at bill grahamusic ends each night. let's talk about health and safety once you get inside. everybody coming to the festival has to be vaccinated or show proof of a negative covid test within 72 hours, and there's a pop-up rapid testing facility. keep in mind that will cost you money. for organizers this year, it's sure to be a special one given everything that has played out in the last year and a half. >> everybody is coming back out of, you know, the covid quarantine. to be able to be out here and getting all of these local people participating at the event, vendors, restaurants, artists, musicians, and we feel grateful we are here and able to do this. >> reporter: it's important to know that it's also halloween so a lot going on this weekend. if you are coming to the festival and want to be really festive and get dressed up, and you can't have fake weapons or fake blood and they are asking to please not dress as a first responder to avoid confusion. they are getting ready for all of the crowds.

north port. police have blocked off both entrances to the park where brian's items were found. tom grahamox news. the gunman in the 2018 high school mass shooting at parkland, florida. has pleaded guilty to murder 17 people were killed in that shooting. nicholas cruz is now 23 years old. he is charged with 17 counts of murder and 17 council attempted first degree murder for the attack. after pleading guilty, you read a statement to the victim's families who were in court. i am very sorry for what i did, and i have to live with it every day. and then if i were to get a second chance, i will do everything my power to try to help others. and i am doing this for you. and i do not care if you do not believe me, and i love you. and i know you don't believe me. but i have to live with this every day. and brings me nightmares and i can't live with myself sometimes push through. the penalty phase of the trial is likely to begin in january or a jury will decide whether he will receive a death sentence or life in prison. police in san francisco now say the man who died at the fish concert at chase c

senator and former presidential candidate lindsey graham was the keynote speaker at the tarrant county republican parties republican ball fundraiser for north texas. he spoke about next year's senate races and is evolving relationship with wormer --

graham isn't buying it. >> you can now put on the list nuclear arms race with china, which we're losing. weakness breeds aggression. >> harold: adding to the problems, northh ballistic missile. katie, is it not bipartisan failure on this front with china, north korea, i was in congress when we were attacked on 9/11, it was bipartisan lack of imagination. i get partisanship, what should we be doing differently now that we know this? >> katie: president biden hasn't given any indication he is willing to stand up for the country. the press secretary said we welcomed the competition, when this is a serious weapon generals say changes the game when it comes to how we look at nuclear deterrence, whether we have a first-strike option anymore. with allies, questioning joe biden's capabilities, especially in the aftermath of afghanistan, they're looking at this and going, if the united states is behind defending itself on missile launch that is supersonic, they are behind with banning with nations like taiwan, for example. president biden made decision to leave afghanistan, a lot of americans and intelligence and foreign policy experts said it was a good idea, in

north to our border. sean? >> sean: thank you, and don't forget, secretary mayorkas said that as many as 400,000 people will be coming to our border illegally, perhaps in the next month. yesterday senator lindsey graham what is the worsening border conditions in the yuma sector in arizona where the biden administration is trying to do damage control tonight because, get this, according to a report, border agents cleared out the only over low facility in the yuma sector head of senator graham's visit. so ask yourself, why was the facility all of a sudden cleared out? the answer should be obvious, it is called another biden cover-up because they don't want you to see it just like they don't want cameras in the overcrowded cages in the middle of a pandemic that they built. where did the illegal immigrants inside the facility go to? did they get covid tester? the vaccine mandate? or do they dispersed to the rest of the country and released into the interior of the u.s.? did they do anything, impose any of the health mandates they are imposing on you on them? anyway, the biden open borders agenda, doesn't stop there as secretary mayorkas has ordered i.c.e. to stop any deportation raid. here with reaction