but it is stokely carmichael. when we think about stokely carmichael and what he represents and why he is so important -- he is not just appear activist for radical democracy. after becoming a black power activist he is a full blown revolutionary being an anti-war activist and critic of the system. he provides a context for the black panther party. 1965-1966 it is carmichael who goes to lions, county alabama the buckle of the black belt and helping local people and others organize for democracy in this county that is 80% african-american and no black public officials. 50 years later we have similar instances now. but in 1965 trying to organize there was hugely dangerous. they organized a freedom organization whose nickname is the black panther party. and that symbol travels all the way to oakland, california when we think about the black panther party for self-defense. so when we think about stokely carmichael who is going to be named honorary prime minister he is going to provide a platform for the anti-war movem

and he remembered he instantly liked stokely carmichael. among young people and activist he had a good reputation. he was stubborn and cracked wise jokes. king loved him like a little brother. stokely wasn't in awe of anyone. >> host: congressman clyburn would you agree with that? >> guest: yes. i was in south carolina, i remember, we went to raleigh, north carolina easter weekend in 1960. part of that where talk about in my book because you take rosa par parks. parks was a phenomenal part of the case and when you read the court case that desegregated transit there was a footnote in the rosa parks case that said we didn't have to determine the rule on this issue. we have already made that determination in the case of sarah flemming versus the south carolina electric and gas company. there was a lot going on in south carolina but we were not a media center and therefore you will not read and hear a lot about it. you write a lot about john lewis. he talked about having been arrested this morning. the first time he was every physically attacke

. >> lester stokes arrived at tulsa charged with false impersonation. stokes has two prior prison stays as well. the first for armed robbery. the second, possession of cocaine. his time in the oklahoma department of corrections is kmeted in tattoos. >> it almost lacks like an apostrophe. >> you know that's a mistake. >> we were really high and didn't think about it. >> a shotgun. >> and the 88 is for what? >> tands for hail hitler. >> you admire hitler? >> i think he did have some good ideas like that i canning over the world and let it be his. if i could be king of the world i would, too, but i wouldn't do what he did with it. >> he says the tattoos help him fit into with the white gangs. >> a skinny white boy going to a prison full of gang members. you have got to be cliqued up with somebody. i got jumped by four neighborhood crips. they were trying to steal my shoes. he told them if they wanted my shoes they had to take them off my feet. i kept my shoes. i got to keep my shoes. i paid for those shoes. >> stokes says in prison he remained on the fring

and record it's ambassador from stoke heck the swedish capitol. we have more. and. >> decades palestinians have argued that the israeli government has tried to deny them recognition of three things. the territory, people, and government. but now sweden has added it's support by officially recognized the state of pal steen. >> today the government of sweden has decided to recognize the state of palestine. we have decided to do so on the basis of the fact that the criteria of international law are fulfilled, the territories of people, and the government. not to recognize palestine because of their occupation, would be against the principle of international law about no fruits of aggression. remember that more than 130 countries already recognize palestine and we will be, in fact, number 135. >> as once pointed out, sweden's decision does not set an international precedent. it is after all only the one hundred thirty-fifth cub to take this step. but what is distance is that it is the first western european nation to do so. and the palestinians are obviously please

. >> you get that feeling of being stoked. >> at first it looks like a cyclist his a pedestrian -- hits a pedestrian, but watch it again and see what happens. the clue to what really went done. >> no way. >>> he went in to get his dog, whoa dude. >> man runs back inside to save his dog. look at that home engulfed in flames. the agonizing wait as nervous neighbors watch for him to come out. >> holy [ bleep ]. >>> and why mr. joshy pie may be creepy, but his song's still going to stick in your head. >> eww. >> eww. >> when you're in the air, there's no sound of the glider. you can't hear anything. it's serene. >> this video from the bibby youtube channel self-proclaimed the most awesomest dirt comedy dirt bagging show in the world. >> i love these guys. >> they have taken their awesome stuff to a new level. he has a pretty cool idea in mind. he wants his buddies to help them accomplish. he's holding on to a handle -- >> what could that possibly be for? >> connected. he is just holding on. >> this is like the world's largest, highest, most ridiculous rope swing in the history of earth. we

i think they will have stoked that. i think the biggest success this year for republicans was that they could only put about five or six seats in play by labor day. the math favors is a bit more this year. the republican primary voters picked better candidates this time. i believe that. >> if we had another movement for campaign finance reform in the next cycle and people proposed greater disclosure for donors, would we be in favor of that? >> absolutely not. the irs, the most despised roan dilatory agency in america today, it would give people the pause. this administration systematically tried to use the irs to silence opponents, and that has chilling effects. >> we had a poll last night looking at how i will republicans looks at the presidential field. would might be a good president -- kimike be a good president? >> i have a great respect for his track record. he actually voted free market across the board, even resisting his own party leadership on a consistent basis. it is a long way until 2016. i like a lot of th

so yeah and stokely was interviewed by brian lamb near the end of his life.they always had a special relationship. >> host: in fact if you want to see that interview a few months before kwame ture stokely carmichael died you can go to the c-span video library available at c-span.org. just type in kwame ture and stokely carmichael and you will be able to watch that. gentlemen we are running out of time. mr. clyburn we have referenced ferguson a couple of times here in this conversation. what's going to happen when congress comes back with regard to the hearings, legislative action especially perhaps a lot of the talk was about the militarization of the police force. do you foresee any legislative action on behalf of congress? >> guest: oh yes i do especially regarding the militarization of the police forces. i think to have police officers decked out in camouflage, sit in the top of these mraps many of which are made in my district and i know why they are made. they are there for ieds, ieds that were really maiming people. they were made for the city streets.

stick to tonton road or stokes as alternate to that one.n state parkway southbound 575. look for this one in port republic in atlantic county blocking a lane. that is causing a problem as well. let's go to commuter traffic report when you download the free waze app. no major issues. with he have someone talking about that construction going on and davidville road warminster. watch for that one. let's look at stormtracker 6 live double scan talking about sprinkles that are out there that david has been talking about. this is your best way to see roads damp and currently looks like in delaware and south jersey near middleton along 213 more pronounced light shower activity along salem and millville 47 and also paging a little bill glass burp 55 and 322 nydia. >> karen, thank you. new this morning a heated exchange led to gunfire in grocery store parking lot. philadelphia police say a man with a knife charged at another man outside the pathmark on frankford avenue torresdale last night the man with the blade didn't know the other person had a l

and in medford, new jersey, jackson road between stokes and tuckerton road, there is police activityn road. one more n montgomery county cow path road at take already road, and there is an accident, as well. chris? >>> all right, thanks sue. >>> lets get to breaking news. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly accident in the frankford section this happened on the 2700 block of willits road around midnight. police say a car overturn, killing the woman in her 20's. in word on what led to that crash. >>> health officialness boston say it is unlikely that a patient who recently traveled to liberia is sick withe bowl. >>> that patient was admitted to a local medical center complaining of head and body aches. while his travel has raised alarms, doctors say he is considered low risk for having the virus. he does remain in isolation and that patient will be continually monitored. >>> also health officials trying to figure out how a nurse in texas or who a nurse in texas i should say had contact with have after she started showing signs of ebola. >> at least one person has been put i

and i still remember my mom making a point to drive us by mayor stoke's house when we were children on the way to visit our grandparents. a lot has changed in america since 1967. but many in national politics have been slow to appreciate these changes. the fact of the matter is that there is a new majority coalition in america and that coalition is built on the solid foundation of the country's growing numbers of people of color. and that is what we mean by brown is the new white. to perhaps state the obvious for the past 400 years or so, the united states has been a majority white country. it is worth noting that the continent had many native americans and mexicans prior to the arrival of europeans, thus we talk about the past 400 years. but for the purposes of understanding contemporary american politics, let's acknowledge that majority of the country and its voters have been white for a long time. consequently, addressing the needs of and responding to the interest of whites has been the central organizing principle of u.s. politics for a long time. when people talk about winning ov

medford, burlington county, closed between tuckerton and stokes.wned tree in lower frederick is causing a problem. zeiglerville road near gravel pike. chester county denton hall owe road past len pea road there's an accident there. even though it's a holiday. lots of problems. mass transit is on regular schedule. >> stormtracker 6 shows you one possible part of the problem. light sprinkles and showers. there's one clearing the ac expressway up and down that road and more out of southern delaware that will probably clip cape may county. it's pretty much done. temperatures in the 50s if you dress the kids i'm thinking jack set good idea. tee shirts for short time this afternoon and not a lot of rain out there. just spotty shower. probably okay going out rain gear. low 50s. 57 center city and south jersey a lot of mid i 50s from the shore all the way up to delaware river and mid 50s delaware and low 60s by the shore. if you runner randz today hild milder later today high of 68 around 3:00. >> thank you, david, remaining couples on "dancing with the st

it is when you see these programs that are designed to stoke what is such an obvious -- you know, whent is nine times out of 10 that it is the husband and it is obvious that this is one of those times, that is what we are talking about. we are talking about that rush to judgment, the stoking of the lynch mob. >> there is certain profiteering in this movie. inserting of oneself into a story. when it does nothing to be scandalous or prurient enough -- you know, it is appropriate to report on it, but then there are huckster lawyers that show up and there are people that are doing this for the hysterical reportage around murder. this is what the demand is therefore, so that is what we give them. it is like what a craft dealer might say to you. people want the crack. you are obviously smoking. >> like in mexico, why are you selling americans drugs? because you guys want them. you wrote characters nick and amy. was it easy for you to write one or the other? nick may be more interesting? >> it was easy for me to write nick. nick has a lot of my biography. we both were pop-culture-obsessed and

>>> it's a secret recording of a child being hit with a stick stoking global outrage. >>> a baby whale gets tightly wound in a net. >> that looks ready to be shipped somewhere. >> heroes made rescue impossible happen. >> just in time for halloween. a brand-new show called "ghost stalkers." >> anything down here with me? >> half man, half ghost, what is that? >> now the secret to his paranormal skills. >> you see dead people? >> yes. >> forget the flash mob, this is next level reception stuff. ♪ wax your hair ♪ so i must be clear i do >> the wedding musical. >> this is what you get marrying a guy who loves show tunes. >> too sweet. >> i have something that is extremely hard to watch, but it's important to watch, as well. it's a video that's come out of china. it is the first video that made me cry in anger. somebody is on a roof top, put their phone over the side. we see a small child i don't think can be over the age of 3 years old. it's the mother. there is a little bit of confusion, but we believe it is the mother attacking the child with a stick hitting him repeatedly across the leg

first we were told that we'd have runaway inflation, stoked by qe-3. and that has to end badly. because it had to end badly, we were told it was simply a given that we had to sell our stocks and sell them hard. the only exceptions, they said we'd be safe in the commodity-based stocks and gold, which would be the only safe haven in a world of out-of-control inflation stoked by the fed. we've been hearing these dire warnings for six straight years now. second, we were told that interest rates would soar once the fed finishes its buying program. that means anyone hiding out in stocks with high yields, the so-called bond market equivalents that i like so much on this show would lose fortunes. in short, rates were supposed to skyrocket, and after the program ended, it was only a matter of time, which meant the high yielders would be crushed and crushed fast. so you had to get out, ahead of the bond vigilante posse, who would finally be able to take rates where they've been all along because the fed's been keeping them artificially low. third, we were told the fed would destroy the bo

. >> you get that feeling of being stoked. >> at first it looks like a cyclist his a pedestrian -- hitsedestrian, but watch it again and see what happens. the clue to what really went done. >> no way. >>> he went in to get his dog, whoa dude. >> man runs back inside to save

let's figure out a way to address this so we're not stoking public fears.tunately that's not happened as much as it should have. >> you know, i got to be honest. democrats and liberals are not absolved of guilt. joan walsh and joann reed on other networks blaming republicans in red states for an ebola outbreak that they had nothing to do with. people are taking ill-advised shots on both sides. we've seen bipartisan agreement. we just referenced it. governor christie, governor cuomo came together where they talked about what they were going to do in their states to deal with ebola. >> except -- >> let's not ignore that. and finally i think you're absolutely right, chris, that the actions that some in leadership have taken are not calming the fears of the american people. but i think i would disagree on the reasons, this sort of chill out attitude that you've seen from the president and even leaders of the cdc and nih is having an opposite effect. people have watched systematic failures, misinformation, mixed messages and they want government to seem as thoug

. >>> still to come on al jazeera, a far right french politician stokes tension in the city facing a migrant crisis. >>> i'll paul brennan in paris with the reopening of an expanded new picasso museum. are we seeing a reinvigoration of the paris art scene? >> as the battle for hong kong's future continues >> we want real democracy they can't top us >> we go inside the protests to see what is really going on who is protesting? >> their participation is really important in changing our political system >> and what, if anything can be done to stop china's tightening grip on the wealthy city people and power hong kong: occupy central only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> hello again the top stories on al jazeera, a seemingly coordinated attack has killed at least 26 people, including egyptian soldiers in northern sinai. it is believed at least one attacker rammed his vehicle into an egyptian check point. >>> in syria, kurdish fighters have recaptured a strategically important area from isil fighters. the kurds have been helped by a number of u.s.-lead air strikes in the past couple of days. >

we can stoke this, i don't want to stoke it. "the new york times" does have the story. dropped a little bit more when that story's reported. >> got it. so far, so good in terms of bellevue here in new york and how they're dealing with patients. craig spencer, the doctor who has been diagnosed. >> people using the blood, there are drugs involved now. you know, i think raising the survival rate will be regarded as a very important thing, if they can do that. >> absolutely. >> all right. i'm taking a look here, jim. kind of a mixed bag. more red than green on my screen at this point. i wouldn't mind coming back to merck. stock's not dead. call it down 1%. up 14% for the year. >> merck is just regarded as being kind of a quintessential you can -- you can't go wrong owning merck. that's kind of the people situation. they want a large pharma and merck has a degree of growth versus pfizer, versus lilly but pressures on merck that has to do with drugs coming off patent. >> right. >> that's one of the reasons why i like bristol, it's already been through that situation. and alle

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with those fears being stoked out this, that creates a new public health chabs e challenge in terms of this being a whole new pop queue haitian that didn't pooefs hi think they're being exposed. what's the right way to counter misinformation? gh well, i think with correct information. most of the people who may have come in e contact with him before he may is developed a fever, are possibly at very hitle risk, if anyone. those who came in casual contact with him, the next lane over, hihhary have no risk at all. e assure people to find those who may have become infekted so they can be tested and put into quarantine or ice haitian, depending on what they're sick or not. gh i mentioned doctors without borders, the organization he was affiliated with, the role that they had in treating this worldwide epidemic and the yeoman's work in trying to contain the epidemic in maces that are are innikted with it that are worse off. in the course of that sort of record of achievement, thf been doctors without borders workers that is been affected in the past. is it of worry to you? should it be of wo

a renter there's a restriction this will protect the issue of protecting our rent control housing stoke in the event people are renting out it try homeowners living in are their home they can poesht rent those units out those are challenging questions i have a small concern in the future homeowners are going to start this as a business and now the house is valued at $105 million and not $1 million we're not readily o ready for that concern yet. >> two quick things first of all, whether or not the registration runs with the property i don't know that it does regards even if it doesn't and someone would buy a home and do a airbnb rental they could just registration in terms of the both the impact and combofshlt issues it is not really that different between single families and multiple united buildings when our in a multiple you unit building your impacted with the neighbors and homeowners do thing with their buildings it is somewhat that different again it impacts the neighborhood but treating this differently impacts we have a motion open the table to move that w to the full board with

but it is really important, and this white house is doing it which is to not stoke the fear. make sure that the public understands that our health system has the xcapacity in plae to keep country safe, isolate the people who have contracted ebola, and that there doesn't have to be and won't be an outbreak in the united states. >> robert, two types of governing, governing for the policy and governing to calm the public down. >> what you just saw is exactly what has to happen, a lot of public communication. at lot of telling people what we are doing to make sure that nothing spreads, and making sure that we are talking about to b public health officials not only to protect themselves, but how to get out of the protective clothing that helene had mentioned. and public communication is the best remedy at this point as well as bolstering the public health infrastructure. >> and tom, this has to take place hospital-to-hospital, and now, what we saw dallas presbyterian here say, clearly as dr. fauci says, a breech of t the protocol. >> well, there is a lot of panic stoked by the con

this must've been stoked by alibaba. >> it was interesting.ause theyause knew the juggernaut was in the market. august was slack. was it coming? when was it coming? then, it came. remove alibaba, ipos is a sentiment for and activity. optimism really seems to provide a floor for this. >> absolutely. ofre has been a number activities out there. there is a focus on equity markets and hitting highs and low volatilities until a week ago. it has been a really good market. companies love a marketplace where they have good certainty about putting stock into the market to see a good pop. >> the third quarter was there a good for ipos, you said. volatility is going to intrude on sentiment and weigh it down? -- >> it is uncertain is uncertain. in andket has priced it people will be back. if you look around the region, the chinese markets show great direction in shanghai. 30 stocks to come in the market. london and new york are in the same place. we have jobs data out and pushing momentum back. there has been a lot of volatility. we still have months ahea

it's really important and this white house is doing it to not stoke the fear. make sure the public understands that our health system has the capacity in place to keep the country safe, isolate people if they contract ebola. and there doesn't have to be and won't be an outbreak in the united states. >> two types of governing. you govern for policy and to calm down the public. >> mm-hmm. what you just saw is exactly what has to happen. a lot of public communication. a lot of telling people what we are doing to make sure nothing spreads. talk to public health officials about not just how to protect themselves but how to get out of the protective clothing which helene mentioned. i think public communication is the best remedy at this point as well as bolstering the public health infrastructure. >> tom, this has to take place hospital to hospital. what we saw here it's a breach of protocol. >> there is a great awareness in the country. a lot of information. a lot of panic unfortunately stoked by a concentration, the mass mied i can't on cases that don't amount to m

fears spreading faster than the disease itself, some eyeing wins in the upcoming mid election are stoking fears. >> every outbreak novel or zombie movie starts with somebody in the government sitting in front of a table like this and saying there is nothing to talk about. >> roy blunt acknowledged some of the party's red orric is over the top on "meet the press" but said the president shares the blame. >> this is more real than it would be if there wasn't a sense that the government is just not being managed in a way people want it to be managed. >> the president admitted there were mistakes and on friday appointed ron klain to coordinate the response. and he canceled two campaign trips this week but back on the trail can't for guber nat oriole campaigns. >> they just want to tell you everything isn't working right. that is their plan. to make you feel government can't work. >> reporter: a challenge as democrats try to keep the senate. >> a sense that things aren't going well in the country. maybe that the president isn't in charge. that is a bad environment for democrats running. >> some

are readyve said they -- pretty stoked. that gives them a way to put their app in a new place.v is speculation of another product. in the indication -- any indication it moves closer? >> there it's a change -- there is a change of lineup. we are looking for other product s. >> it is interesting to see so many companies. tim hagan, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> how these top a wave of cyber crimes that -- banksa lot of angst and stores? the rash of cyber crime. >> i am cory johnson. justice agrees on fulfillment. suggesting the screenings help amazon with inventory control. debatedstice roberts whether they are work. other companies are battling similar cases. the former nsa director keith theander joined us at today.fair summit they talked about hacking jpmorgan systems. emily started by asking how secure the financials actor really is. the financial sector does the most to protect cyber than anything else. there cyber security is the best . what you hit on is a key problem we see in technology. look at the rate take elegy is technology isg -- advancing. technology

the trial is already stoking the debate on how belgium should deal with radical islamists. >> before we go, germany will be bidding to host the 2024 summer olympics, but they have not decided which city will be hosting the games. >> the committee will opt for hamburg or berlin next march. berlin possible a big stadium, the centerpiece of the 1936 games, would again be a feature in 2024. once the olympic committee select a winning city, residents will likely have to vote on the bid. we have to take a break. stay with us. >> welcome back to the show. in turkey, at least 18: i know is a trapped hundreds of meters underground at a mine in the south of the country. >> the mine is thought to have been flooded, cutting off the men's escape route. it's not yet clear whether the miners are still alive. the owners have made no contact with them, adding that the chances of survival are slim unless they manage to reach a safety gallery. more than a month after the disappearance of 43 students in mexico, authorities have arrested four more suspects. >> public prosecutors hope that they will shed

. >> stoke says suspensions don't work since they often reoffend. she successes issuing tickets for community service. the school district has hired four security guards, additional counselors. >>> a man sought by palo alto police for indecent exposure may have struck again a few hours ago in belmont. two women inside a coffee shop say they saw a man touching himself inappropriately in a parked car. this is in addition to three indecent ecclosure -- exposure incidents in palo alto. the first two were on the north side of town, while the latest happened in south palo alto near monroe park. that's where police say a woman in her 20s was on her bike on miller avenue when a man in a white bmw asked for direction and exposed himself. on monday, a 14-year-old was flashed by a man in a navy pickup truck and then there was another incident at byron and seal. >> you take a picture, no, you are likely to get attacked. go straight home. you don't want to show somewhere where you live. we were discussing what kind of guidance do you give your child on something

black president in his lifetime was his seeing the first black mayor of a major american city, carl stokes and he spent a lot of time for him to get elected mayor. so, he certainly would have involved himself in the campaign if he had been asked to use. might have asked him because his truth is so subversive, they may not have wanted him on the campaign trail. obama would have said i love you but i will be your critic and i will push you and hold you accountable to those things that are in the best interest of the american people. dr. king never believed that anything he ever had to say could love. he always tried to give his critique in love but he wasn't afraid to give a critique. >> it's interesting because in fact going back to before the election where barack obama became president of the united states, you weren't uncritical of the president. you brought up issues and you got a lot of grief for it. how do you feel about the president today and has he done his job? especially when it comes to race which i know in 2011, you said blacks. >> i think that the president has a difficult job

there's a new book of stokely by joseph, a great book.aking of snick, to what extent do you think that the dreamers of today, these young organizers of today are informed or should be informed by the work of snick and other young people back in the civil rights 5)zÑñ >> i think they're deeply informed about it. and actually, i have to say that that was for me some -- i mean, i wish that people like baldwin and harvey milk could see this and like smile from wherever they are and say this is what we've helped create. john lewis, i had a conversation with him about this. because we'rey trying to figure out how to better connect the thoughts and have the dreamers honor all these civil rights icons and what they paved, the road that they have helped pave. i think for us, history is a way to give us peace and a way the kind of tell us how we push this country to a better place. >> his name is jose antonio vargas. new piece is "documented." jose, thank you for your work. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> coming up, a conversation with

the fear is being stoked, i spent a lot of time listening to talk radio driving across the heartland, wow. is the president out of touch with the people when he has a washington answer? >> in some ways, yes. i was at a party last night with a bunch of doctors. what they're concerned about, are the hospitals ready? if you look at the folks who have been infected with ebola, these are nurses, people on the front lines. that's where dr. klain's lack of experience comes in. he doesn't know how a hospital operates and what might have gone wrong with this ebola scare and what to do going forward. >> it's such a politically fraught issue not just for the president but officials at every level, local, state, governor perry is having to deal with this in texas. everyone is looking to him, whether he's given the right leadership response. it's something that's difficult to control. the white house would have come out earlier and done more re-assuring and tried to give people more information which they then did do more of this week. i was just in colorado this week and there is sheer panic abou

israel recalls it's ambassador from stoke home after sweden officially recognizes the palestinian statetension in jerusalem after the police shooting of a palestinian suspected of an attack on a jewish activist. more homes are destroyed in egypt, as people are forced out to make way for

. >> we're stoked. go giants. whoo. >> what's it going to take today? >> it's going to take food pitching and -- good pitching and good hitting. i think they'll be better today though. >> reporter: it's going to look pretty sad having to win out in kansas city. >> so let's hope for the best. go giants. and let's do it tonight. >> most importantly, go giants huh? >> what you got to do is the giants, you got to believe like a clamon. conceive like a -- champion. conceive like a champion and achieve like a world series champion. >> program. >> what's the deal here? >> i grew up in kansas city. >> i've been a giants' fan my whole entire lisle from sacramento. go giants. >> go royals. >> can you exist like this? >> we do at the house divided but it's a lot of fun. these last couple of days. >> we'll find out. it's totally depending on who wins. >> yeah it does. >> go giants! >> reporter: looks like he's in trouble. because the giants are winning right now. 1-0. top of the 2nd i'm going to run inside you guys and just have to work and go see what's going on a

you know those guys will be stoked to keep the 100-yard streak alive. >> we want to continue to win. if running the ball will help us continue to win we'll continue to run the ball. if by running the ball we'll get demarco another game at 100 yards that's what you want to do. it stems from wanting to win, the first priority. >> thursday night football in blacksburg, virginia miami against virginia tech. all canes in the first half. 24 straight points. all conference running back duke johnson ran for a score, caught a touchdown pass. he ran for 249 yards in the game. the hokies turned it over three times. this was all miami, folks. the canes beat the hokies, the final tonight in blacksburg, 30-6. let's go to baseball. adam laroche, named gold glove finalists. they should both get it. spahn has always been known for fielding abilities. spectacular plays like that one. the ground he covers. he is certainly the favorite. adam laroche won the gold glove back in 2012. we're pulling for them both. big news in the nba. 40-year-old steve nash will miss the entire season with nerve damage in h

and i still remember my mom making a point to drive us by mayor stoke's house when we were children on the way to visit our grandparents. they lived on east 128th street. a lot has changed in america since 1967. but many in national politics have been slow to appreciate these changes. the fact of the matter is that there is a new majority coalition in america and that coalition is built on the solid foundation of the country's growing numbers of people of color. and that is what we mean by brown is the new white. to perhaps state the obvious for the past 400 years or so, the united states has been a majority white country. it is worth noting that the continent had many native americans and mexicans prior to the arrival of europeans, thus we talk about the past 400 years. but for the purposes of understanding contemporary american politics, let's acknowledge that majority of the country and its voters have been white for a long time. consequently, addressing the needs of and responding to the interest of whites has been the central organizing principle of u.s. politics for a long time.

. -- it's when you see these programs that are designed to stoke your rightous indignation about what is such an obvious, you know, when it's nine times out of ten it's the husband, and it's o obvious this is one of those nine times, that's what we are talking about. we're talking about that rush to judgement. we're talking about the stoking of the lynch mob. >> there is a certain profiteering that i think is unseemly. and inserting of one's self into a story. and when it doesn't seem to be scandallus or pur yent enough, trying to dig around for more details. look, clearly someone murdered someone in their family. it's appropriate to report on it. it's appropriate to-- but then there come these huck center lawyers who show up and want to sue somebody and four more shows show up. and there is a chicken and the egg thing. where the people who are doing this, semi hysterical reportage around murder say well, it's what the-- giving people what they want. the demand is there for it, so we give them. i think that is a sort of-- not unlike, you know, a crack dealer might say to you. why are