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thurgood marshall: walter white was the front man. he met with the president. the real problem would come because walter white always thought he was a lawyer. and he would interfere with my legal business and he would get his head chopped off. because i didn't believe in letting laymen telling me what i had to do. roger wilkins: i mean these were nasty fights. thurgood would win a case and walter would have a press conference. narrator: by july of 1938 charles houston had enough, and he returnd to washington dc, leaving young thurgood marshall in charge of the legal arm of the naacp, now known as the legal defense and education fund. marshall would now be in charge of the entire national naacp legal campaign, alone in an office which was often the last resort for hundreds of frustrated branches and desperate defendants. jose anderson: when marshall became the head of the fund, then his need to be in many places increased, both out of necessity and out of strategy. tens of thousands of miles, every corner of the country, to discuss key parts of the legal campaig

seeing walter white there, i think a lot of people were excited to see him there and hear him say "sayen there is the return of that famous today show team. >> that 56 pass i wasn't prepared to translate that. that mark with the a and the ring around it? >> at? >> that's what i said. katie said she thought it was about. >> or around or about. >> at am feedback com. what, do you write to it like mail? >> can you explain what internet is? >> see that's what i said. what do you mean there's nothing under the hood? katie said she thought this was a car. >> yeah. >> and it's built using wind like from a windmill? >> or a fan? >> the all new bmw i3. >> come on loosen up gumbel. >> can you twerk? >> maybe. >> i know you're too young to remember not knowing what the internet was. but i think i was about 18 months ahead of them maybe two years ahead of them in asking the same questions. did they really say that? on the today show? yeah. >> yeah i love the fact that they kind of poked fun at themselves their younger selves, not understanding the hip technology. now we're in the same space with t

move over walter white. so far this month the data's breaking good. and you know what, if the facts are changing maybe i'll do a little changing with them. "mad money" tonight, the chaotic moves in oil with a company whose pipes could circle the globe three times over. what can kmi tell us about the price of crude? i've got the ceo. then it's been a tale of two earnings seasons with a difference between the winners and losers. i'll show you how to stay on victory's side. plus one of the biggest threats our country's facing right now. cyber criminals are lurking and fortnet is leading the crush against hackers. so why don't you stick with cramer. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> with the price of oil up 7% today, 19% in the last week 19 let's not forget about one of my favorite energy-related stocks kinder morgan incorporated. the gigantic pipeline ope

and i like walter white. anyway. the deadline -- man. we can't help it. the water cooler is here. the deadline to make a claim and the gm recall case passed. and the wall street journal reports that the victim's fund got a late rush of applicants. the costs are not expected to top the $400 to $600 million that gm set to cover them. and we will get more details at the top of the hour from the fund administrator in a first on cnbc interview. i think phil will join us. >> yeah. >> not punxsutawney phil. he's somewhere else. >> he's busy this morning. >> we used to get a consensus of the different predictions from staten islands. de blasio killed the one we had here. >> yeah. >> how. >> yeah. >> he drooped it. >> dropped it on the head. >> yeah. from 6'4" or 6'6". >> it was a fall. what i didn't realize, i thought the groundhog died a couple of days later. apparently a zoo trainer dropped it a week later and after both of those he died from internal. >> did they find a replacement? >> they did. >> is he hiding? >> de blasio is going today. but no one is allowed to pick him up. he won'

walter mcmillan. there was a murder. a young white woman was murdered. the police could not solve the crime. a great deal of pressure. they were talking about impeaching the sheriff sheriff, and we think they decided to arrest someone and walter mcmillan became that man. he was having an interracial affair with a young white woman which brought him to the attention of law enforcement, so he was arrested and put on death row before the trial. the only case where i've had a a client put on death row. i was shocked by that fact. i was shocked by the fact that at the time of the crime he was 11 miles away with 20 people from his church raising money. it would have been so much better if he had been by himself. we feel like we have been convicted. the third the third thing that got me plugged into this case as soon as i filed a notice of appearance i got a call from the judge who told me he did not want me involved. he was convicted and sentenced to death. we got involved after the sentence. the book is about our efforts to expose his wrongful conviction. i talk about the irony of this case. a bea

bringing saul back in a new series called "better call saul" and tells saul's story before he met walter whiteuilty. even the innocent ones and innocent people get arrested every day and they find themselves in a little room with a detective who acts like he's their best friend talk to me he says. help me clear this thing up. you don't need a lawyer. only guilty people need lawyers answer boom, that's when it all goes south. that's when you want someone in your corner who will fight tooth and nail. lawyers, we're like health insurance. hope you never need it but man, objection, man, not having it, no. >> well you got that pitch down bob, right there. >> yeah. that's his job. >> now, this is actually saul before he is saul jimmy mcgill. kind of a straight lawyer right? >> he's trying to be a good person and to do things in a legitimate way. he has natural instincts that lead him the other direction. >> it's a real struggle. >> it's a real struggle for this character to do things on the up and up. >> yeah. >> but he's trying and in the first episode he was on "breaking bad" he says my name is ja

walter white's lawyer saul goodman predicting his future career as a cinnabon manager. is here. we saw how cinnabons are made. it's beautiful. and it's a wonderful product. you grew the brand into a billion-dollar business. and now, i mean i don't think that would be that hard. no, no. you're great at that. but those things sell themselves, do they not? >> they're amazing. >> right. but she's now group president at cinnabon parent company, focus brands. is the question that's come into more prominence there is a sort of societal move away from splurging on things like this. school school lunches are now bean sprouts and such. >> people are still indulging. people are still treating themselves. but they are in -- smaller portions. flavor variety. something that gives them a little bit of a treat and affordable indulgence. >> why the higher comps though. there's got to be something happening. not people suddenly finding sweet tooths. >> sure. you think about where cinnabon and auntie ann's are in malls. one, i think is big part of it is the multi-channel presence of those

. >>> we move from that to somewhere in the huddle is rex walters the coach trying to figure out pepperdine in the home white. first half the crisp passing and a corner shot tim dirksen and there go those dons. pepperdine you're going to watch them extend the defense, extend, extend, extend, nobody back to stop jet rains. that's the easy two. jet rains that's his real name. but dirksen as shoulders must be sore because he carried the dons with a driving layup. he scored 19. it will be a last-ditch effort for pepperdine. last chance -- the big -- no. no, no, no. dons held on to win 56-54. dons have won three straight games 7 straight wins over the waves. >>> duke's oakafor in a blazer. they didn't need him. hosting clemson. ridiculous shot. the bump, just throws it up and it goes in. that's cook giving that circus shot. clemson would try to give it the old college try. dante grantham hit the second half. but they got no closer than 10. and like a well oiled machine, ann, duke just worked 'em down. jones the final nail in the coffin. it just forget about it. it's number 4 duke handling its business 78-56. >> w

our way. >> it is white out conditions once these snow squalls move through, you have to watch out for out and about on this valentines day night because visibility will be reduced, walter. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan, we have light snow showers around earlier today but you do have things that are starting to fill in once again to our south and west. we are going to go in tighter on storm tracker six live double scan street level. to the south of wilmington on i-95 there in maryland to the north of edgewood, you can see that snow, lavender indication of the heavier burst of snow starting to move in. from the west/east direction we will track this activity. we have snow showers building in down across route one there in smyrna dover, and areas in south injuries friday salem glassboro to millville and sea isle city. we are await ago this snow squall and peak time period to find the activity now right through 10:00 o'clock tonight. temperatures outside it is 35 in dover. 36 degrees in wildwood. we have the exception of those two locations, everyone else is either at freezing mark or below. thirty in philadelphia with the wind chill currently of 24 d

all right, walters is in there trying to call the play to figure out pepperdine in the home whites.s out of his way. driving layup, he scored 19. last ditch effort for pepperdine off the inbounds, half court prayer, no, no, no. and they held onto win it by two. 56-54. they have won three straight games. they have won seven straight over pepperdine. >> all i make a lot of purchases for my business and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life with

one for white america and one for black america. >> absolutely. and the late ron waltersdent obama was running you have a profound problem with race in america. african-americans need and constantly discuss race because they live racial disparity every day. every waking moment the past is simply prologue. it's not even past. the issues with police issues with the numbers you just mentioned. these are the present experiences of black americans. for much of white america, i won't say all, but much of white america. what is wanted from a black politician is more to say the past is past. we have moved on. >> and there's a need to hear that. >> and we talked about this like i said a couple weeks ago. the enishtiveinitiative is putting together lynchings. it's the first full accounting we have of the scars inflicts, the racial terror inflicted upon communities of color in this country. there were close to 4,000 lynchings in the united states. as part of this initiative eji is trying to put up plaques where those lynchings took place. with fierce resistance it's been met. if not

walter cronkite brian williams doesn't look so bad. >> losing the war didn't help. >> think about richard engel. every time the white house or administration like john kerry says we are winning against isis richard engel says i don't think so. that's not what i'm hearing. i don't believe so. >> learned a lot of lessons here. >> i like you acting that out. >>> we have to go. another artist gets kanye. this spectacle ahead. of all the places in your house, this one's the busiest. so you want it to be the cleanest. that's why you need lysol. because when you use bleach, some stains are left behind. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't and it also disinfects. so why just bleach? with lysol you can do more. that's healthing. and get max cleaning and freshness with every flush. try lysol no mess max. >>> welcome back. time for -- the fastest seven minutes on television grammy edition. three celebrity stories one cultish host. somebody please strap kanye west to his seat during awards show. once again he stormed the stage as beck won album of the year. ka

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provide insight and analysis this morning are former white house press secretary to president obama, robert gibbs. the cook political report amy walters. nia leaks henderson of the washington post. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> and good morning. it has been a battle that has waged since isis shocked the world with its cult of violence and death. what should president obama call this enemy? he's refused to use the term islamist or radical islam. insisting we're not at war with islam. but with some perversion of a great religion. conservatives argue that in doing so, mr. obama is failing to recognize the true fate of the enemy. we wondered in this debate about semantics and security is there precedent for the president's position? we went back to the videotape and here's what we found. >> the terrorists do not speak for over a billion muslims who reject their hateful ideology. >> all americans must recognize the face of terror is not the true face of islam. >> we are not at war with islam. we are at war with people who have perverted islam. >> this

walter. nia, let's start with the standoff the president was talking about. we've seen this before. >> yes, we have. >> ifill: over the department of homeland security. the white and the department seems to be pushing back. >> yeah, they're pushing back, president obama is pushing back. democrats are very much united we saw now for the fourth time they have fill besterred the bill because -- filibustered the bill because they don't want to see the funding stripped out, in the senate, that just happened. and republicans are already starting to break ranks and saying maybe this isn't such a good idea, this is the way we stand up and speak out about the immigration. thatthis is about obama's immigration reform and is this the right way to send a protest or do we wait to see what happens with the supreme court and the texas immigration order as well. >> ifill: amy? once again it's the split in the republican party in terms of the house and senate and not just ideology in. the senate, they're looking at 2016 where the map is very different than the map looks like for the house. in the senate there are a lot of blue-state republicans up, rob port someone from ohio,