doctor terrence roberts is the civil rights leader and a member of the little rock nine. dr.the naacp, author of the book no bs, bad stats, black people need people who believe in black people. all, right that does it for me. thank you for watching, catch me back here next saturday and sunday morning from 10 am until noon eastern. don't forget to check out the velshi banned book club podcast reveals near podcasts. go nowhere because inside with jen psaki begins right now. now >> a photo for the history books and a former president who is once again out on bond. donald trump gets his mugshot moment after surrendering to authorities in fulton county, georgia. former atlanta mayor and judge, keisha lance bottoms was outside the jail as that surreal scene unfolded this week. she is coming up first. plus, the law firm is back. they're here to preview high stakes hearings tomorrow both fani willis and jack

terrence roberts, another member questioned why the ap african- american studies course seems to be singled really an overarching expression of concern from those i connected with. >> and what does the little rock school district say about this decision to offer the course? are they expecting fallout? how do they fight it? fight the governor's decisions? >> so at this point i have not heard a direct concern from representatives of the school district about the fallout that might incur from going forward, but really what's just been reiterated is that they have a commitment to going forward with this course. they are also going to make sure that students are able to take the ap exam and have those fees covered because one part of the fallout from this as well with the state is that the states not from my understanding as district have it now, the state is not expected to pick up the tab for covering the ep costs which could be a deterrent depending on a student's socioeconomic background so not only are they offering the course but they are committed to their not eating barriers to them pote

i know these voices are pushing back is what terrence roberts said.g. she's trying to erase history because she doesn't want people to know the degradations of enslavement while she is has also signed a bill allowing child labor. to me these are connected. if your pushing child labor, a new form of slave type labor, low wage child labor, not surprising to me that you don't want people to know the history of enslaved labor. >> right. because when we don't know history, we are not empowered to make a better future. we're not empowered to understand and the levers of oppression that they pull. she simultaneously, or with the same hand, signed a bill that allows the child labor law. this administration, shocking but not surprising, is a bad mix of malice, arrogance, incompetence, and just outright laziness. what you get when you have all that mixed in together are bills like this. they didn't even take time to figure out what the implications would be on schools. that's why they called two days before school started. it's a shame, but again, i'm glad ther

>> i had the opportunity to speak with terrence roberts.s to help cross the color barrier. and little rock arkansas. some of the feedback you point and he gave me this is that he thinks the state needs to get out of the way. that students need to have the opportunity to learn. that going over the error in the country's history is something that needs to happen. and i think many people may recognize from the historic photo of wearing the sunglasses. as there is a white teenager yelling behind. as she tries to go about the moment. she said that she felt like this is an attempt to erase history. so they are watching what's happening in this moment for sure. >> are any of the schools that are planning to offer the ap african american history course, as i mentioned there is as far as we know six i schools in the state planning on offering it before governor huckabee sanders said you won't get credit for if you take it. because we believe this is indoctrination. are any of those schools expecting fallout from the state? because of the decision? i

robert kennedy, his mother rose and and hoover family and dignitaries that attended. the family group, mr. hoover's two sons. and their wives and 6 grandchildren. the reverend terrence jfinley, director of st. bartholamew . there you see they waited for the flag covered cassette.ew between 21 and 22, 22,000 people paid their respects at certificate bartholoemw's church, the church was open from 9 to 3 on the 22nd. and 3 to 5, the next morning, october 22. family and friends arrive at church. cadets from west point were on hand, hundreds of people watched from across the street, they lined church steps, on top of the steps, the band played hail to the chief, when the band began hymn, the body bearers carried the casket down the steps. after the drive's door of the hearst closed, ended their salute. they moved the casket slowly, the hoover family, this is army film different angles. it is a series of clips, it is never footage you know 30 seconds here, a minute of that. just kind of a hodgepodge of fill clips that i tried to put together in some system -- semblance of order to show you this today. after the hearst left a motorcade of 18 limousines followed with the ho