stokely carmichael was an atheist. how did that happen or how did he come to be of that persuasion and how did that figure in the otherwise fairly christian civil rights movement? >> guest: that's a great question. i think stokely, his people were methodist and he did grow up going to church but his own personal beliefs were agnostic. it did not affect them in a negative way. the reason was because stokely was a very savvy pragmatic organizer. he had read the bible many times in the to quote from the bible. when he was in church he sang church songs in hymns. he used that christian ethic that was a part of the heroic spirit of the civil rights movement. interesting -- interestingly when he became a black power advocate a post to multiple churches in washington d.c. and other places as well so he has a great relationship with a black church and understands that the black church is really the root and the seed for black political activism in the united states both then and now i would argue. it didn't affect him negative

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

king loved stokely. they disagreed on tactics. for dr. king, black power was a wonderful slogan but not a tactic. it was stokely that was pushing martin to be more vocal against the war. they got to speaking in a variety of places around the country and stokely came to ebenezer, martin's church and listen to him preach. there was a love but they disagree on tactics. >> another person you write about is ralph abernathy. here's an interview we did in 1989. i want you to explain this one. [video clip] >> always trying to ignore and rewrite history. if you go to the king center, on the marches and demonstrations, and if you go to the atlanta international airport, you see pictures of me at martin marching together at somebody has cropped me off. they have decided i am not going to feel my rightful place in history. >> that is talking about the family the prior in your book, you talk about the disagreements the two had. what was the relationship and what did they disagree about? >> ralph was his dear friend. he was the last person to introduce

carl stokes crushed dr. king when he refused to be seen after all the cap a king did. -- after all the campaigning king did. he would have voted for barack obama as celebrated his election and reelection as would've been his chief critic. you cannot tell me if king were living that he would let obama go six years without any critique of not being a major public address on poverty. but that wasember six years into his presidency. and all the wars we have been engaged in a king never would've been silent about that. >> let's go to the end for a minute so you can explain how you dealt with this. this is video of the lorraine motel, where is it? memphis at it as a part of the national civil rights museum. you to see it.ge it is completely renovated. it is in memphis. site of lorraine motel where king was assassinated. it is sacred space. even if i'm there for two hours, i go by the sacred place. just to pay homage. >> a different angle you see from the video and you will see richard. let's watch. [video clip] ev

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it is a powder keg that exploded and the flames have been stoked little bay little by the events that have occurred in ferguson. from the beginning of the lack of transparency by the ferguson police department to the heavy handed response to the protesters to the fact that this grand jury, even though we as lawyers understand it, many people view it as we went in the room and we had a secret process and we can't tell you what it is about, but we decided nothing is wrong here. >> don't the folks who are thinking that way need people to come out and tell them, look, you have to trust in the system. there was a full and fair hearing. the grand jurors heard all of the evidence. you can't listen to al sharpton who is out there saying this boy was murdered by a white police officer who wasn't in fear of his life. >> people are not listening to al sharpton. they are looking with their own two eyes and seeing what is going on here. they see someone who was shot at at least 10 times being unarmed after the alleged altercation was over. >> it wasn't over. he was coming toward the police officer

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stokes: tub takes 45 minutes, at the most, an hour. that gives the killer plenty of time to take care of business. so, not counting zach and adam, there were three other people in the house that we know of. there were two patients-- karen and len-- and a staffer named twyla. at this point, any one of the three is a candidate. morgan? hey. hodges, what's going on? i could use a little help as to context. doc robbins found a foreign substance in your victim's lungs, sent me a sample for analysis. okay, what did he find? it's all organic. primarily a combination of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and carbon. some of the nitrogen had converted into ammonia. how can i help? well, it's just that what's suggested by the chemicals and their particular proportions is waste. specifically, fish or bird waste. now, i don't know how that could have gotten into your victim's lungs. fish waste. but that doesn't make any sense. actually, hodges, it makes perfect sense. ah. look at this. tubing. looks like it would be the right size to put down someone

maybe thanks to you, blair stokes for sharing your story with us. >> and the positive development there if you listen to what blair told us, what perry, the sports editor told us, they all received this text message and immediately it seems they were able to mobilize. the police, the unfortunate truth in the united states is these school shootings are becoming more and more common and schools do have the plans in place for if and when it happens. and at this moment, there were no deaths reported. we do have two people treated for gunshot wounds at the hospital. but it seems as though officials and the police and the school was able to clamp down quite quickly if you listen to what blair was saying. now, whatever the chaos was, it ended. the police are there, and the students it seems have been moved to a safe place. >> all right, indeed. we'll take a short break right now and we'll be back on the other side here on cnn. do stay with us. uil but i'm stil stuffed up. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relief to eight symptoms of

stokes: tub takes 45 minutes, at the most, an hour. that gives the killer plenty of time to take care of business. so, not counting zach and adam, there were three other people in the house that we know of. there were two patients-- karen and len-- and a staffer named twyla. at this point, any one of the three is a candidate. morgan? hey. hodges, what's going on? i could use a little help as to context. doc robbins found a foreign substance in your victim's lungs, sent me a sample for analysis. okay, what did he find? it's all organic. primarily a combination of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and carbon. some of the nitrogen had converted into ammonia. how can i help? well, it's just that what's suggested by the chemicals and their particular proportions is waste. specifically, fish or bird waste. now, i don't know how that could have gotten into your victim's lungs. fish waste. but that doesn't make any sense. actually, hodges, it makes perfect sense. ah. look at this. tubing. looks like it would be the right size to put down someone

. >> we're not stoked about the forecast. >> we're not stoked about the forecast. still to comea1 im we have the water main break. our reporters and anyone left to work outside today. you see the fire fighters working in this kind of stuff. that hurts to look at it alone do it. >> it really came in fast. the good news there will be moderation this weekend. i think this is the default pattern for the winter. we will get back to it. we have a big weekend storm. yesterday we were comparing the cold with the warmth of year-ago 7 degrees warmer produced the washington tornado. this is the storm there was producing a tornado on november 17th. >> producing turn it doesn't past four months of war in illinois. >> it is wrapped in rain. can not see it. shows a real or taken winter phenomenon. the results of ice crystals floating around and being attracted by the sunlight. the phenomenon called some dogs. ears of a cold weather phenomenon. frequently seen in the arctic. than the sun does this. a vertical columns of data form because of floating ice crystals. by a light emanat

the fire. >> isn't that just as much stoking the fire, bernie?sn't that just as much saying we didn't like this result, we'll forcibly see if we can get a different result, for whatever reasons you might have, but telling that community, we don't think you're good at policing yourselves or grand jurying yourselves, so we'll take over, thank you. >> you know what, neil, i look at it this way, you know, i'm living by the constitution, i'm living by the laws of this land and the reality is that the justice department has a right to look. i would only hope that they'd look fairly, look at the evidence like the grand jurors did and nobody is unfairly prosecuted. >> then how do you know, when you talk about outside agitators, how do you know who they are? when we already know in the days and weeks ahead of this grand jury decision, unusual folks are showing up in ferguson. i had them on, residents on my show, fox news, fox business. neil, we don't know who these people are, but they were there and preparing for this night and this event, as i'm sure ma

. >> to come out within hours of the decision and stoke the flames. >> because they don't believe that was the right decision. they believe maybe for once -- it was like o.j. simpson, every black applauded -- >> no matter what, no matter what the evidence showed, if you get indicted -- >> you got to remember something, officer wilson has had a lot of support. he's going to make money, write a book and that kid is six feet under the ground. >> and he committed a robbery that no one wants to talk about. >> these officials should be looking to get the community back together, not to divide it and maybe stoke the flames. across the country, philadelphia, atlanta, los angeles. >> i will tell you president obama and erick holder, and maybe all these people. if i'm black, and i'm angry, 57b8gd ahear the elected officials, these people i look up to are saying, we had our moment in course, it's time for calm. maybe i don't rise. maybe. >> again, i have to go back to watching -- it wasn't watching any of the networks. i was on youstream. i never saw so many people casually bait people into viole

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try to give him a break here. >> stokes! we accept your plea of guilty. we're going to take 180 days from you. but we're going to suspend it. no "a" or "b" in six months. which means if you get an "a" or "b" you're not going to go home when you're supposed to. all right? >> tye has gotten off light this but he might lose w which means if you get an "a" or "b" you're not going to go home when you're supposed to. all right? >> tye has gotten off light this time. but he might lose another privilege. prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got caught with the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fee answer -- fiance enjoy a contact visit b

emmanuel stokes, we have him back on the line. much has changed based on your own time on the ground? >> it changed significantly. individual means with freedom to have a third graph. and they were arrest and that's a great freedom and there all sorts of freedoms where they are concerned about buying publicity. as we saw recently with those who are using the a processities taking place. he disappeared and found with his marks of courture and being murdered by the military. there is a great space in the country due to the reforms. they have that clear beyond that. one of the major lines in the country. they are not willing to acknowledge the existence as a race, but also the human beings fundamentally. >> emmanuel, when we lot of you before, we were asking about the new reports about an uptick of violence and fleeing that violence. what are you hearing about that and what's behind that? >> essentially, i had just written an article about this. not to plug it, but there is important information there. the project which is along with

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so let me talk a little about from the black power period when sncc elects stokely. the press, funding sources, and allies called john lewis -- john lewis was ousted from sncc. there were two chairmen before john. when they changed, nobody said they were ousted. it was like somehow we set up in the media and in scholarship this kind of, "stokely violent, john lewis nonviolent," and march on from there. there were a number of people in sncc, some of which were informers, in terms of trying to say we need to get rid of the whites in sncc and anybody who is not black. i attended a meeting where that discussion came up. it was an amazing experience because there was a vote taken to expel whites. sncc usually worked by consensus. this was a 2:00 in the morning vote. none of the veterans that recruited me into sncc were there. when the vote came up, 19 for, 18 against, and 24 abstentions. there were never abstentions in sncc. it was bogus for me because i had been in sncc long enough to say this is not what we do. basically, i ignored it. i did stay at the meeting. several

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you stoking the fire? you made people view him as a pariah. >> i'm not trying to stoke the fire and look like a pariah. my job when i come in to the media is to tell the truth. i've never been paid to be on any news program. my job is to come on and inform people with the training expertise i have, he has a target. and his father we just saw there, i mean, that guy now has a target on him as well. here's the thing -- i just want to leave with this. it's not an o'neill problem. this is a leadership problem. these issues should not even exist. they should be fixed. and the leaders and the d.o.d. and executive branch -- >> i know. you've been public about that as well. i ask tough questions because i know the viewers are thinking them as well. i appreciate your service. thank you for coming on. >> long live the brotherhood. >> amen. >>> up next, iraq and afghanistan vet pete hegs het offers his take on rob o'neill and a sneak peek of "the man who killed usama bin laden" part ii. >> how is it you ended up the

he will not announce he's shutting them down because he wants to stoke the mob. >> he visited with ferguson, he visited the parents of michael brown, they said that was a big step to hopefully be able to regain their trust in the process. he's saying despite what happened with the grand jury, the federal investigation continues. it's seeming to give hope to those who want to see officer wilson punished or, you know, in trouble in some way that that may actually happen. but based on the law as it stands and the testimony of the witnesses and the physical evidence including the autopsy that was done at the request of the parents, where does the attorney general go from here with regard to those civil rights violations and potential other federal activities? >> what he'll do is he'll keep up the facade to the family, to the civil rights agitators, the civil rights agitators like the naacp and barbara arnwine -- that there's a chance there's going to be charges. that anybody who knows the facts knows there's not going to be charges. >> well, we will standby because in this case you never know w

. >>> in a move that promises to stoke fires, president obama vows to go around congress and enact legislation on immigration today. >>> and the controversy surrounding bill cosby deepens. the world of entertainment begins to turn away from the legendary comedian and now we're hearing from bill cosby for the first time. >> i don't talk about it. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, november 20th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, overnight a gunman opened fire on the campus of florida state university. multiple shots were fired in the school library at the heart of the tallahassee campus. at least three people were wounded. video appears to show police communicating with people still in the library. >> we have a shooting in the library. stay where you are. we'll be coming there and take care of anybody. >> james buechele from our tallahassee station joins us on the phone. what's the latest on the situation? >> reporter: i'm here on the campus of fs unh there are literally hundreds of students being taken next door. they're

displacement being a major focus in addition there were other choojdz identified including aging building stoke to make capital improvements and distribution and the murals and traditional practitioners and leadership the difficulties with the nonprofit organizations a loss of identity amid the missed opportunities because of the lack of heritage programs and an out growth of on and on cladz to other parts of city or regions so since the 2013 community summit we've concluded extensive research and summarized our finding in a report that entitled the same san francisco's living history and have a series of recommendation we contained 16 case studies from d o s and aboard including the private-public partnerships and community efforts all the case studies are in economic policies or marketing or education and next i'm going to turn it over to mike to talk about more compelling case studies that talk about the problem of displacement. >> thank you. i building that all of you have received a copy we brought executive summaries i want to highlight a bunch of studies 16 in the report but pertinent to

do you think it will answer people's questions or do you fear that it might actually stoke more anger? >> it is not going to answer anybody's questions. i think the protests are likely to continue. the debates about those eyewitness testimonies are going to go on for months and maybe years. and my hope is that however we react to this specific case, you know, there are some systematic problems in that police department. >> certainly. >> and maybe in police departments across america, maybe this case will give us a chance to look at some of that stuff. >> because the grand jury did not indict, what do you think this means for the justice department's investigation, if anything? >> well, it goes on. we do not have a final answer. the civil rights division is looking into some aspects of this. there could in fact be some federal criminal charges against officer wilson. i'm not counting on it. the signs suggest that maybe this is as far as the prosecution is going to go. >> you know, it has been suggested if he's not indicted, he could conceivably continue to work there. do you see that h

this game winning pass to logan stokes. 5 minutes to go.hat one, 10-7. >> gary: that sets it up. i said a few minutes ago that the lsu team didn't think blake sims would beat them throwing the ball. especially his inability to throw it downfield. i believe alabama thinks the same thing. let's see what happens. >> verne: mcgee is the running back. jennings pressure. is that caught or trapped? i think it was trapped. >> gary: he got hit. jennings did when he let that ball go. i think it was pettway that hit him just as helet that ball go. that's the reason it was short and didn't get there. i think it was 57, pettway. >> verne: yes. >> [whistle blowing]. >> verne: time has been called. imcomplete pass. harris warming up again. >> gary: verne, people sometimes don't appreciate the skill level of defenses. remember the 2011 game that everybody said was so boring? well, 16 of those players on defense were drafted in the nfl. i would assume we are looking at the next wave of players being drafted. great players on defense make games look like thi

this game winning pass to logan stokes. 5 minutes to go.t one, 10-7. >> gary: that sets it up. i said a few minutes ago that the lsu team didn't think blake sims would beat them throwing the ball. especially his inability to throw it downfield. i believe alabama thinks the same thing. let's see what happens. >> verne: mcgee is the running back. jennings pressure. is that caught or trapped? i think it was trapped. >> gary: he got hit. jennings did when he let that ball go. i think it was pettway that hit him just as helet that ball go. that's the reason it was short and didn't get there. i think it was 57, pettway. >> verne: yes. >> [whistle blowing]. >> verne: time has been called. imcomplete pass. harris warming up again. >> gary: verne, people sometimes don't appreciate the skill level of defenses. remember the 2011 game that everybody said was so boring? well, 16 of those players on defense were drafted in the nfl. i would assume we are looking at the next wave of players being drafted. great players on defense make games look like this.

that was a secondary aim, but to re5 them and stoke the will to fight on the part of confederates. jefferson davis himself in his speeches and communications in the 1864 campaign, spring, summer and fall of 1864 played down the importance of the northern election and didn't say much about it. yankee atrocities and confederate manpower. they invoked the outrages in atlanta saying would you give it over to the brutality of the yankees. his prips for confederate victory was simple. everyone able must go to the front. so many had shirked duty. if half the men now absent without leave will return to duty, we defeat the enemy. this is his message. he went on and the yankees worked as he declared and the only way to make them civil was to whip them. you can whip them, he told them in october of 1864. if all the men capable of airing arms will do their duty. the fate of the confederacy he insisted was in the hands of the confederates themselves. what was the end game? the position of the stevens faction, this wish for peace and negotiation commanded substantial support in the spring and su

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but instead to revive southern enlistment and discourage desertion and stoke the will to fight on the part of the confederates. jefferson davis in his speeches and communications during the 1864 campaign, spring, summer, fall of 1864, played down the importance of the northern election. didn't say much about it. he focused instead relentlessly on two themes. yankees atrocities and confederate manpower. in speeches he delivered in georgia and south carolina in the fall of 1864, davis invoked the union army's alleged outrages in atlanta asking would you see the fair daughters of the land given over to the brutality of the yankees. his prescription, davis' prescription, for confederate victory was simple -- everyone able must go to the front. convinced that recent military setbacks transpired because too many southern men had shirked duty, davis intones, "if half the men now absent without leave will return to duty, we can defeat the enemy." this is his message during the campaign season. he went on, the yankees were dogs, he declared. and the only way to make them civil was to whip them

failure and the offering of peace proposals to the north was a sign of weakness that would only serve to stoke northern aggression. these hard liners agreed that the confederacy should work to weaken the north from within by encouraging the peace elements there but only clandestinely through the machinations as its turned out of an unofficial diplomatic mission based in canada, this diplomatic mission would aid and abet those northern peace elements again on the down low. it would provide secret societies in the north with money and propaganda and organizational council. agents hatched such plots a as buying and hoarding gold to spark a financial panic and raiding prison of war camps in the north. it's easy to dismiss these plots which came to not as harebrain schemed based on delusional thinking as the historian william c. davis put it. but they reflected the hope on the part of confederates in both camps that the campaign season in the north might be attended with violence to quote the confederate bureau war chief that social chaos might break out in the north or perhaps even an armed mutiny

this stokes tensions with china, seeing as china sees the crime, the abe curie shrine as honouring war criminals. >> the chinese authority rarely sends the vessels to the east china sea. that has been widely recognised as part of the similar provocations that the chinese have done over the philippines, and vietnam and so on and so forth. >> let me afghanistan you... >> the handshaking opportunity between china and channan is important for br japan for the tensions to be provided. (both talking at once). >> who is the nationalist leader? who did you say the nationalist leader was? >> shinzo abe. he continues to visit the yaszer kuehny shrine, and stays on his own... >> no, he has not visited the shrine over the last year. >> not, but he sent offers to the shrine for japan. >> let me just speak. let me just speak. shinzo abe and japan has been doing nothing provoking to the chinese interest in terms of territorial issues. and it's been very much good for both leaders to have agreed on how grayly important for the two nations to establish a communication channel, which the japanese side c

on stokes avenue in ewing, police say on the 24th, he cut the lock to get in and stole a black volvo c 30 and a black ford explorer was stolen from the auto body and left at the scene in ewing. >>> an suv crashed into a guard shack in philadelphia overnight. it happened at a parking lot at eighth and girard and the suv is severely damaged and thankfully nobody was seriously hurt and the cause is under investigation. >> we have reached midweek lets swing to matt pellman. it's not nearly as foggy and for ride home we have a whole bunch of stuff you need to see, big delays on the schuylkill expressway, westbound side from this point at bear avenue to 30th street. and we are not still seeing the crash at 30th street westbound that gave us the delays. and eastbound the earlier disabled vehicle by girard has also cleared but a new crash at oxford avenue by the circle and the boulevard and the house fire in philadelphia along 7th street. and a crash in bryn mawr, west of the insomnia cookies at air dale road and upper dublin by the shopping plaza at limokiln pike and in vineland a crash at

responsible for this, and he also singled out president abbas, accusing him of using language which has stoked this kind of unrest. whatever the case, we haven't seen an attack like this against a jewish holy silent or against jews in a holy site like this for many years. in fact, i think the last time we saw something like this was in 2008, when six or seven israeli jews were killed in a religious seminary. that resulted in the very angry reaction, not only from the israeli government, but also we saw a number of revenge attacks carried out by israelis against palestinians. that's no doubt a huge concern for the leaders in the palestinian territories. they have of course don't want to see more violence in these areas, but what's become very clear is that the situation i guess spiraling out of control. we've been seeing violence now for several weeks, and again, here we are seeing it today, and not only are we seeing these scenes are grief on the streets of west jerusalem, we're also now seeing confrontations on the streets of occupied east jerusalem and indeed in occupied palestinian territor

protests much of that because of the far right jews trying to access al aqsa, and much of this is stoking 9 tensions we've seen in occupied west bank, and according to most analysts observing this, they make a connection between the recent wave of violence directed at israel and israelis. >> thank you for you your report live from jerusalem. >>> in nigeria a suicide bomber dressed as a student has killed 50 people at a school assembly. 2,000 students were waiting for the principal as daily address. the area has been under a state of emergency since last year. we have more from lagos, nigeria. >> the bomber was aiming for maximum damage. that's why we was at the principal's address before classes begin. boko haram did not claim responsibility for this attack but it bears resemblance of previous attacks on institutions of learning across northern nigeria. the nigerian government promised to protect such vulnerable institutions such as schools, hospitals and other locations in the country from boko haram attacks. but with the attention focused elsewhere in fighting boko haram, and at a time

does that help answer some of the question or is it going to stoke more anger here? >> i spent the past couple of hours pouring over the various transcripts he was referring to. there's still unanswered questions. i don't know hands were the crucial factor. how far was michael when he was finally shot. was he actually coming forward in a lunging or a momentus kind of way? we don't know tans. the eyewitness testimony does seem to be contradictory. we'll be fighting about this for weeks and months to come. >> since the grand jury didn't indict what does it mean for the justice department's investigation. >> there could be federal charges to be filed. hopefully they will come up with procedural changes in that department that reaches a professional level. >> as we watch these fires continue to burn overnight, where does ferguson go from here? >> oh, man, it is tough. you look back on the cities that had looting and that kind of destruction decades ago it can take years and years for a communities to come back. i want to see more ministers, more community leaders. where

here's what the president said in a radio interview with earl stokes. >> but there is no doubt that michael'ser than i am. of course, if i was playing twice a day for the last 15 years then that might not be the case, he might want to spend more time thinking about the bobcats or maybe the hornets but that's a whole other issue. >> burn, michael jordan. >> you don't mess with michael jordy sg jordan. >> or the president. >> one has a superior golf game over the other. >> someone has a drone at their availability so, you know, anyway we'll check on weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> the ultimate up one. >> exactly. backswing, how about a drone. >> have you noticed it seems to rain almost every single thursday lately? today is another one of those days driving to work going to the airports in the northeast, light rain, it's not snow at least not here so we're okay there but picked up about a quarter of an inch in philly and baltimore. a soaking light rain, airports will have minor delay, don't expect major delay, not too windy but a cool and raw day especially into southern new engl