, one imagines. [ laughter ] but the definitive proof that we're in a post-racial america is that the ku klux klan, maybe the group most identified with racism-- aren't racists anymore! jim? >> the ku klux klan is out to change its image and promote a new agenda. >> the klan says it's now under christian based leadership, stressing that it's not a hate group anymore, but a group that wants to call attention to issues like illegal immigration and outsourcing of jobs. >> everyone thinks that we're a hate group. we're not a hate group. we don't hate anyone. i mean, we want to see good things come to our race. [ laughter ] >> stephen: see? they are not a hate group. they just want to see good things come to their race-- through eyeholes cut in a pillowcase. [ laughter ] and this new kkk is spreading its positive message the way any open-minded group would: door-to-door in the dead of night. [ laughter ] >> people in newton county were shocked to find flyers in their driveway this week urging them to join the ku klux klan. klan members distributed flyers in neighborhoods all the way from flor

reports and also for you on the case of sergei adults over our website r t v dot com also there for you the kuklux klan is trying to make a comeback in america's south as the city of memphis braces for the longest ever demonstration the extreme movement's supporters but organizers claiming that there's a good reason for the rally. also get out of the way our you tube channel we have a stunning video of a canoe being hit by a whale so go to youtube r t for that and other eye catching videos. well leaders may be popping the champagne corks to celebrate a historic budget deal but it now looks like the european parliament may spoil the party the emmy have final say on whether the first ever cut to the union spending goes through and it could and they could eventually in fact block it now they're planning on a secret vote on the budget plan and what seems a revolt against the leaders economists james medway says of the budget may yet be sunk by the parliament. constitutionally the well within their rights to reject the thing and send it back and have another go at writing this no whether they actua

she was murdered by the ku klux klan after she participated in the march. herbert lee, a member of the mississippi naacp who registered black voters until he was shot and killed by a state legislature. james earl cheney, andrew goodman, michael, arrested after tirelessly working to register blacks to vote in mississippi, only to be released into the hands of the ku klux klansmen who murdered them. we must never forget them. 2006 chief justice roberts said things have changed in the south. of course it has. has it changed enough? of course not. last year alone, 37 states introduced voter id laws that suppressed voters. we have seen massive voting lines, hundreds of thousands lost their right to vote. we cannot deny the sacrifice of those who died to get this nation where it is today. the legacy of viola greg, of herbert lee, james earl chay li, andrew goodman and michael. the price they paid was too high. the pain cut too deep. we suffer too much to go part of the way on the journey. we cannot stop until we arrive at full citizenship with full protection und

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reporting from the kingdom of bahrain online for you today the ku klux klan is trying to make a comeback in america's south the city of memphis braces for the largest ever demo of the extreme movement supporters but what is' is claiming there's a good reason for the rally. and get out the way when our you tube channel we've got stunning footage of a canoe being hit by a whale i do go to you tube r.t. for that and other eye catching pictures. heroism it with an expiry date that appears to be the case for the u.k. army veterans who are being denied that russian bravery medals because the events they took part in more than five years ago let's go plan to reward thousands of british troops who guarded crucial convoys that supplied the u.s.s.r. during world war two parties are going to go has more. imagine doing the service to a foreign country during a time of war risking your life going through unimaginable hardships all in the name of helping an ally you imagine that country wanting to reward you with a medal of honor and then imagine your own government refused to allow you to accept that

online for you today the ku klux klan is trying to make a comeback in america's south as the city of memphis braces for the largest ever to be extreme movement supporters of the organizers claiming there's a good reason for the rally. and get out of the way. we have stunning footage of a canoe being hit by a whale. you tube r.t. for that and other eye catching videos. of heroism but with an expiry date that appears to be the case for the u.k. army veterans are being denied russian bravery medals because events they took part in were more than five years ago well scope plan to reward thousands of british troops who guarded crucial convoys that supplied the u.s.s.r. during world war two. has more. imagine doing a service to a foreign country during a time of war risking your life going through unimaginable hardships all of the name of helping in their lives imagine that country wanting to reward you with a medal of honor and then imagine your own government refused to allow you to accept that medal for rather ambiguous reasons that's precisely what's happening to several hundred vetera

the ku klux klan is trying to make a comeback in america's south but the group's leaders have turned their backs or thought he's in memphis. it could be the end of an era for a legendary cosmodrome that saw the first man blasting off into space because differences between russia and kazakhstan led to rumors. stop renting baikonur to moscow artists on bart has a story. they call him the first the shooter anatoly has worked at the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan for fifty years he's the man who say blast off but now he's worried about political meddling in the spaceports future. we are living a normal life here so i believe they shouldn't try to fix something that's not broken since the end of the soviet union russia has rented baikonur from kazakstan but recently the head of the kazakh space agency annoyed by a lack of progress on a joint rocket project called for a halt to some of the launches allow them. indeed the number of heavy proton rockets allowed to launch in two thousand and thirteen has dropped from seventeen to twelve it's prompted behind the scenes wrangling with moscow

reports and also for you on the case of sergei adults over our website r t v dot com also there for you the kuklux klan is trying to make a comeback in america's south as a city of memphis braces for the longest ever demonstration extreme movements supporters but organizers claiming that there's a good reason for the rally. also get out of the way our you tube channel we have a stunning video of a canoe being hit by a whale to go to youtube r.t. for that and other eye catching videos. well leaders may be popping the champagne corks to celebrate a historic budget deal but it now looks like the european parliament may spoil the party the emmy have final say on whether the first ever cut to the union spending goes through and it could and they could eventually in fact block it now they're planning on a secret vote on the budget plan in what seems a revolt against the e.u. leaders economist james medway says that the budget may yet be sunk by the parliament. constitutionally they're well within their rights to reject the thing and send it back and have another go at writing this now whether they a

also the ku klux klan is trying to make a comeback in america's south and find out why other groups leaders have turned their backs of thoughts is in many ways. it could be the end of an era for a legendary cosmodrome that saw the first man blasting off into space because differences between russia and kazakhstan led to rumors might stop renting baikonur to moscow not just on bart has a story. they call him the first the shooter anatoly has worked at the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan for fifty years he's the man who say blast off but now he's worried about political meddling in the spaceports future. we are living a normal life here so i believe they shouldn't try to fix something that's not broken since the end of the soviet union russia has rented baikonur from kazakstan but recently the head of the kazakh space agency annoyed by a lack of progress on a joint rocket project called for a halt to some of the launches allow them. indeed the number of heavy proton rockets allowed to launch in two thousand and thirteen has dropped from seventeen to twelve it's prompted behind the scenes wr

some residents there report getting flyers promoting the activites of the ku klux klan. wgn's dan ponce reports. the flyers a started popping up over the last week... they do not know why they are targeting this small town >> 'wake up white america' is the title... thrown on the lawns... >> it was surprising to see that this would show up in a small community >> they discovered the letters a few days ago >> we're not interested in >> >> they have heard about the letters in nearby towns as well >> it does not really surprise me >> it refers to a phone number and a website... >> a post midnight memorial service is planned to mark the 10th anniversary of the nightclub tragedy. 21 people died in a crush of humanity a decade ago after fights broke out in and pepper spray was used by security guards. people were smothered or crushed to death. a carpenter wants to bring closure with eight final service early tomorrow morning >> we had the most horrific thing happened here... here... and this is peoplinnocent people >> he places the blame for the tragedy on the inward opening doo

a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. >>> in the wake of the civil war, the ku klux klan arosefor nearly a century using threats and violence to keat freed slaves ss and their descendents under the heels of the white supremacy. more than 500 clan chapters or clav earns were scattered across 19 states and nowhere more than in north carolina, a state we think of as southern progressionism. more than half of all the clan members in the south. a new book "klansville urks u.s.a." its author explores the lessons we can learn about intolerance. thanks for joining us. >> i'm happy to be here. >> that came as a big surprise to me how prevalent the klan was in north carolina. why? >> i tlink are two main reasons. the first is the ingenuity and capacity the leadership had in north carolina. they managed to put on almost every night of the year throughout the '60s a major rally in the state. you'd get hundreds sometimes thousands of spectators who would come. they would be able to buy refreshment refreshments klan souvenirs. >> these old pictures are amazing. were there ever demonstrations

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children and colored children together, out of which will, conglomerated [indiscernible] >> a member of the kux klan -- >> i for one under god will die before i yield 1 inch. >> i want young men and young women who are not alive today but have come into this world with new privileges and opportunities, i want them to know and see that these new privileges aren't opportunity -- of opportunity did not come without someone suffering and sacrifice in for them. >> dr. king's church and his house was bombed in montgomery, alabama. >> executive board of the improvement association recommends that the 11th month of protest against the city buses will be called off and that the negro citizens of montgomery, alabama will return to the buses on a non-segregated basis. [applause] it is further recommended that this return to the buses will not take place until the mandate from the united states supreme court is turned over to the federal district court. >> to november 1955. >> that this mandate will come in just a few days. for those three or four days, we will continue to walked -- [cheers] >> i hereby d

griffith and birth of a nation which celebrates the birth of the ku klux klan, and it led the way for who followed her from that 1934 film. both of them are despicable. the question then is there -- is the relationship between art and politics such that a film can be dismissed or a work of art can be dismissed because we don't like its subject? that is a really, really deep and serious question. i'm not condemning the film. i am saying that personally as a veteran i would -- it occurred to me more than once in my lifetime that i might be captured, right? if you are captured, you would hate to be taken into a torture chamber and said you guys do it, we're iffing to do it too. that's the problem with torture. it leads to the same type of treatment to our own troops. even the nazis didn't do it, but there were jewish-american soldiers that were captured and who were in prison camps and never taken out and tortured. there are rules of law. rules of war that i think are violated by what this film looks at, again, as we all agree with a fine impartiality. it can turn into an endorsement. th

the kitchen. they're are no photos used on me meal ku. it. >> this woman heard a fantastic story about a woman doing laundry in greece. i said, this is awesome, i have to try it. >> reporter: one woman's decision helping to fuel a mini revolution, one dish at a time. meal ku currently has 1500 members in new york city. people are setting up their own meal ku communities in southern carolina to california and you met this woman in the piece who had a laundry day bean soup and her grandmother made it. she put feta on top and i made it and my kids like it. my husband ate it. it was delivers. the soup's great. a lot of recipes are online. >> that's great. >> there is a small service fee, right? they just added a $10 a month service fee, part of it to pay for the messengers and to keep the runners going and back end technology. >> thanks for feeding us. >> any time. >> and tomorrow, too. >>> this is "today" on nbc. >>> this morning on "today's" home, shopping smart when it comes to things like kitchen appliances and cookware. hgtv magazine surv

here comes the rain shower activity. i mentioned by 4:00, ku see it moving in from the west.ll move through the area during the evening hours, and, again, some of that will transition to snow. you can see that transitioning to snow up into philadelphia. we'll be quiet tomorrow, maybe some morning sunshine and we'll have to stay tuned exactly how that storm sets up for the weekend. again, at least the possibility of more snow during the day on saturday. might be just a few flurries. 54 today, a.m. sun, p.m. clouds, late day showers. winds out of the west here at five. rain transitioning to snow for parts of the area, much colder overnight with temperatures getting awfully close to freezing by tomorrow morning. there's your forecast, again, some questions marks about tomorrow. i think we're generally going to be cloudy in the afternoon and some possible snow, again, washington east east and south will be the best chance. sunday 36 degrees, gukend is co then we'll start a bounce back here, could be a little freezing rain tuesday morning at the head of our next system for next we

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the nacp. surely travel through ku klux klan territory in difficult circumstances to organize membership for herup. her approach was not just to hand out membership cards. she wanted people to own the organization, to hold a leadership accountable. she wanted to set up structures in that organization so people, particularly people without credentials, with our resources, without prestige, it would be able to land leadership and direction and their voices would be heard. so she both in principle but also in practice fought for a very democratic form of organization in the groups she worked with. in the 1950's, she traveled south to work alongside dr. king and setting of the southern christian leadership conference after the montgomery bus boycott. as i mentioned before, she had a different style of leadership. it was a little difficult for her at times working with some of the seven ministers who thought she should be taking notes and getting coffee, when she really had this enormous network of organizers through the south who respected her, who knew her strengths and talents and insights to buil

the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. >> that was richard nixon talking to david frost about what were called black bag jobs, breaking into terrorist organizations, weathermen, ku klux klan, the atrocities like the fire bombing of the greenwich village town house, but this is the president of the united states never asserted the rights to kill american citizens he was serving a right to protect american citizens with breaks-ins, look at the reaction to richard nixon happened. nixon, people were sickened by this, awful, imperial presidency, but this is astonishing. >> greta: do you expect to see congress do anything with this? we're so, now, after what happened on 9/11, now, you say the word terrorism and we all jump as we should because that was terrible what happened on 9/11. the fact is we're using drones in countries we're not at war. we're using it quote, on intelligence and we know how intelligence has been faulty. and imminent is, something maybe the person plans to do six months, eight months not urgent and unknown government officials making these decisions. >> i was glad to see it on fox, republican conservative were hawkish and believe that drones are

now, the naming of this new bank of japan governor may really aid a lot of that sentiment, we shall see. but a pretty positive opening here. ai, i will keep track of ku currencies as well as stocks. back to you. >> thank you, ramin. the nik kerks i up 1.9%. ramin touched on it, but the japanese prime minister cleared one hurdle to free trade negotiations in talks last week with u.s. president barack obama. shinzo abe is now back in japan where he'll work on building support at home for the trans-pacific partnership. abe and obama issued a statement on friday after their first summit. they said universal tariff cuts are not a pre-condition for joining the negotiations. japanese opponents to the ttp had said the tariff issue was a major concern. abe will meet with other members of the ruling liberal democratic party during the day to discuss the tpp talks. he'll also sit down with the leader of coalition partner, new komeito. officials have said they'll leave the final decision to abe and his government. u.s. trade officials must decide to allow japan to join the tpp negotiations. abe will keep in touch with members of obama's administration while awai

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the idea you're going to get a ku klux klan member in that room and speaking after you that the pilgrims suddenly see the light. people who are not racist are not going to be racist regardless of diversity training. people who are racist are going to be racist regardless of training and why we have penalty-- >> you can educate people who are not racist, but don't really know that certain terms are offensive. >> how many times do you think that people has come into the room and seen something like that and believed, okay, now what? now, now, discrimination is off the table because i had this guy force me to repeat things. >> megyn: they might know-- >> at least, okay, i've got an asterisk on this term? >> i think it's all about awareness. it's not about you're going 0 to change the mind of someone who has a deeply ingrained thinking about things. but how it impacts others. a lot of work i do is with women. referring to an opt-out, and instead of he, inclusive language, she. and may not mean anything to you, ben-- consciousness raising can be an expensive business, if we're having conversa

this video is said to show the immediate aftermath of an air strike near damascus kus. r. there is an ominous shift among them with radical islamists growing more powerful and popular. ivan watson is in istanbul with a closer look. >> reporter: a lot can change in a year. ♪ we first met him when he was a 19-year-old revolutionary who sang about freedom. always dressed in the colors of the syrian rebel flag, he worked with a team of activists who called for democracy and human rights staging protests. a year later, he has fallen in with a very different crowd with a very different message. ♪ he won't talk to cnn now. friends say he's a member of the most famous of the many islam mist rebel groups now fighting the syrian regime. his revolution is an example of a broader shift in syria. >> there is an increasing demilitarization and increased radicalization of the revolution. >> reporter: many demonstrators now wave what they call the black islamic flag of war and there's been friction between islam mists and protesters who still carry the original syrian rebel banner. part

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the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. >> that was richard nixon talking to david frost about what were called black job surreptitious entries, breaking into terrorist organizations, whether it was ku klux klan or black papthers, in a black village townhouse. but the president of the united states never asserted the right to kill american citizens. he was asserting a right to protect american citizens with break-ins. this is far beyond that. but look at the reaction to richard nixon happened. nixon was discriminated against. people were sickened by this. this is astonishing. >> do you expect to see congress do anything with this? we are so, after 9/11, you say the word terrorism and we all jump, as we should because that was terrible what happened on 9/11. but the fact is, we are using drones in countries where we are not at war. we are using it on intelligence and we know how intelligence has been faulted before am we have a broad definition of what imminent is, it can be someone that the person planned to do six or eight months from now -- it is not urgent. we have unknown government officials making the decisions. >> i was glad to see and i have seen it on fox, a number of conse

the sequester. it's a stupid name for a stupid thing. >> these kus are not smart. they are not fair. americans to the unemployment line. this is not an abstraction. people will lose their jobs. >> $85 billion this year, $1.2 trillion over ten years. that's 13% cuts to defense, 9% to everything else. >> we're weeki ins away from th president's sequester and the president laid out no plan. >> reporter: the 2011 debt ceiling debacle, passed by congress and signed by the white house, a worst case scenario that would be so bad it would force lawmakers to make a deal. now it's become a poisoned pill that the nation may have to swallow, beginning march 1st. and if it happens, 70,000 children kicked off head start programs, putting more than 14,000 teaching and staff jobs at risk. fewer inspections for things like horse meat in your burgers, cuts to mental health programs mean almost 400,000 seriously mentally ill people will go untreated. homeland security drawdowns would result in longer wait times at airports and scaled back cyber security would mean more vulnerability to attacks from hac

the bone marrow registry. if you want more information about their lives and how you can help, ku do so by checking out thawr blog, it's called kathy and kelli fight cmml.com. >>> we are so happy to see robin coming back to "good morning america" today and you can go to our fan page and leave your well wishes right there. i just checked it out. it's right there on top, welcome back, robin, back to "good morning america," everyone is so happy to see her back. gh so great to see her back and see her smiling. >> and so strong. >> she is, and just an inspiration. i think it's very brave to put yourself out there, especially when you're fighting something very scary. >>> weather wise today, what's going on? >> we are very windy out there. i know i sound like a broken record, but not just for today, tomorrow as well. so blustery conditions making it feel a lot colder. so hopefully you have that big bear jacket you wore in here to work. this is what's going on in terms of temperatures. we'll start you out at 29 degrees right now in catensville, 30 in stephensville. huntingtown coming in at 31 degrees, 27 in norrisville.

the southern strategy. >> stephanie: oh, here's sean hannity. a thousand years ago. ku klux klan. ton got his start in politics in 1967 as an intern to senator william fall bright who filibustered the civil rights act as well as the 1965. ah-ha. >> why do they have to reach 30, 40 years in the past to get you? >> stephanie: look at them. they're cheating on me. also on newsbusters randi rhodes republicans are mess heads who want to tank our economy. how dare her. she's stealing my press! [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] >> caller: before i go on a short ranter, i have a quick question for jim. what do you care about least? donald trump's opinion on anything or the kardashians? >> oh, that's a tough one. [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: game show for you. >> at least donald trump is a source of comedy for me so probably the kardashians. >> caller: mama, i am sick to death of this stumbling from one created crisis to another. it is the sequester it is the fiscal cliff, it is the one where they lost our credit rating. i forget that one. you know, it is all manufactur

the future leadership of that country. >>> high school administrators in grant forks, north dakota, are investigating a shocking incident. three students showed up for a state hockey tournament on friday, wearing ku klux klan-style hoods. a photo of the three was posted to twitter. generated a lot of outrage. school officials have contacted the parents. they say they're disappointed in the students' behavior. and that appropriate action will be taken. >> simply crazy. >> stupid. >>> one of the country's biggest fans of "argo," secretary of state, john kerry, makes his first trip overseas as america's top diplomat. we will go live from london. >>> and danica patrick at daytona. she didn't win the race. but still made history. we have the highlights for you. . ♪ my friends are all around me ♪ my friends, they do surround me ♪ ♪ i hope this never ends ♪ and we'll be the best of friends ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the reimagined 2013 chevrolet traverse. all set? all set. with spacious seating for up to eight. imagine that. chevrolet. find new roads. hi, i'm ensure clear... clear, huh? i'm not juice or fancy water. i've got nine grams of protein. that's three times more than me! [ female announce

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ku klux klan style hoods. a photo was posted on twitter, and people there are outraged. administrators at the say they have identified the students. they say appropriate action will be taken. >>> paul mcillhennie died. they make to bass cosauc stabas. he was the fourth generation of the family. >>> a loyal brother helped his sister elizabeth colbert bush serve up sandwiches. bush is a democratic candidate for congress. colbert bragged on her and bragged on his state. >> there's no state like south carolina. it has the finest food, the finest people, the best history. it has the most beautiful countryside, the greatest water. it has the most beautiful women, the most handsome men, strongest children. >> strongest children. the primaries are set for march 19th. busch is one of several democrats in the running. >>> a sock that sold for thousands of dollars isn't just used, it's not even clean. a collector paid more than $92,000 for the bloody sock that boston pitcher curt schilling wore in game two of the 2004 world series, one of history's most important moments. it broke the so-called curse of