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and then you've got the white community, white supremacists notion, white nationalists, promotion of an ideology that is simply saying it's to make it very simple. it's almost everything against that. they're going to challenge african-americans in owning land and say that that's not what it is. we're going to give the land back to the southern landholders and you're going to be able to rent out land or or farmland with them and you're not going to be able to vote your voice doesn't count. you don't have the right to go to school. and if you have the right to go to school will be a very limited time. and so you have the tension of these things going on and the way that these things are going to be imposed most, more often than not is the use of violence. professor 1871, six years after the end of the civil war, how did this issue of racial violence get congress's attention? it got its attention mainly because it is so perverse and it's widespread. acts of violence happening throughout the south. the murder of individuals that is taking place. black and white individuals, black individ

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bridge toll plaza on a wednesday night. our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here to talk hurricanes. yeah, you know, they're just devastating. only% takes one right to cause an issue. but >> things calming down. now. that is good news. but we're going to see some a ferocious winds here, i think in the bay area in the coming days and that is what we're worried about. some very gusty winds developing in the bay area. so right now we've got more that onshore wind, that seabreeze. that means the humidity is staying up. no fire danger just as of yet. tomorrow is going to be transitional day where we start to see those winds kind of kicking into gear. tonight, some patchy coastal fog, mostly clear in the interior valleys tomorrow we're off and running with a lot of sunshine, i think. and then the increasing winds as we head toward the afternoon, you'll start to feel that begin to kick up and really some gusty winds into friday. and the first part of your weekend, temperatures out the door right now. we're looking at to 63 degrees in half moon bay, 68 san mateo currently 68 in oakland, 74 degrees of warming conquered 73 in novato and 68 degrees right now in sonoma. red-flag warnings posted across the bay area. yeah, all along going to see some very gusty winds go into effect starting on thursday night continuing until saturday. think the winds are gonna weakened quite a bit as we head towards saturday morning, but it's just not the bay area. it's around much of northern california all the way up. the sacramento valley. if you're wondering where the blue yeah, we've got some frost advisories freeze warnings up across northern california with some cold temperatures kind of settling in behind that cold front you see here driving on by kind of scooting on through tomorrow. maybe a couple leftover clouds early on. then watch what happens. you start to see those winds. those normally winds kicking clearing out your skies mean other than the high fire danger. this could be some beautiful weather ahead. nice warm temperatures around the bay area. nice clear all the way. the coastline overnight lows gonna be a little chilly 40's and 50's tonight. by day tomorrow, numbers popping up just a bit. 77 degrees in cochran. 76 in vacaville about 72 degrees in san jose and 70 degrees in downtown san francisco. so some really nice weather kind of settling in, but it will be breezy by tomorrow afternoon. and then that fire danger, i think really starting thursday night into friday. i think friday is that day where we're looking at a critical fire danger here in the bay area. i think the winds diminish by saturday morning, but still a very dry air in place. but some dangerous weather coming our way. and it's odd. you know, that's going to be so nice outside and mean, it's going feel beautiful in that site yeah, october. yeah. and and yes, so dangerous. i mean, driving. boy. things go up in a hurry. if something could start the super care. extra thanks. 14. 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confident that there will be any reversal of the trend we saw from 2016 to 2020 among white women or white man, the white dudes for harris, even you didn't know what i will live is i think it's important for andrew. we got a whole episode on this. the karen's in the katie's saying what? needed to say to white voters. i think they need to talk to each other. but are our resident diplomat may have something different on this, but i would say you should go back in here a very tense and how conversation about this very topic because to me, i'm like, do not at all put that responsibility on us because in exchange, even kamala harris has said that she has to earn every vote, including every black vote and that means a forward-facing, we know that she dropped an agenda this week to the attention of black men. a lot of folks only saw the social media graphic. they didn't see the full nine page plan that it includes everything to what farmers deserve to health care to which types of industries we should get involved in its, i'd love to hear what andrew has to say about going to get the karen's in the katie's and

white house. just whether you get the keys to the white house.— white house. . just a touch on former president trump - white house. just a touch on former president trump as l white house. just a touch on . former president trump as well, is he making similar overtures to win democratic voters? yeah, we have seen — to win democratic voters? yeah, we have seen both _ to win democratic voters? yeah, we have seen both candidates i we have seen both candidates appearing in places which are not their natural homes, their audience is not their natural, should i say. kamala harris on fox, and as we speak, donald trump appearing on spanish—language tv network uni vision. if you look at spanish—speaking voters in the us, latino voters, in the 2020 election analysis, they voted disproportionately for democrats. so you are getting here a strategy where donald trump is trying to boost his support among latinos voters, which could be crucial in the battleground states in who makes it to the white house. thank you. both candidates have this week been campaigning in pennsylv

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remarkable today that the republican party is 70% white and christian in a country that is 41% white and christian. the democratic party today is 25% white and christian. the racial and religious polarization, in addition to the ideological and political polarization. the other thing we -- in 2016 when trump first entered the scene there was a lot of debate of the role of the white working class. is it economic anxiety or cultural anxiety? it turns out it is both. we were able to quantify that if you're going to make a recipe for white working-class attraction to trump it would have to be two parts cultural anxiety and one part economic anxiety. one of the things i constantly still get lack jaws when i mentioned is sometimes the assumption about where religious groups are on particular issues are completely wrong. among american catholics, the catholic church, the hierarchy has staked out a strong position on lgbtq rights and abortion. it is not at all where catholics in the pews are. most of the time we tracked this they look pretty much like the general population. that is to say supportive of abortion rights and supportive of marriage

white women onboard for the harris campaign. so good to have you guys here. white womento in 2020 voted 55% for donald trump. white women 52% trump, 43% clinton. black women were 4% trump, 94% hillary clinton. it feels like women generally are very electrified in this moment. i wonder if you can talk a little bit i about how you're seeing the sort of grassroots enthusiasm and whether there needs to be a different message on the subset you're talking to? >> i certainly can see just looking at the audience, just the electricity we're seeing across theit country last nightn washington, d.c. at the ellipse. now in madison earlier in north carolina. and we are seeing an enthusiasm particularly among women but not just the conversations that they're having with each other but how they're showing up to early vote, seeing large numbers of women, black wowomen, white women, all women of all ethnicities showing up. many ofsh them posting enthusiastically about that ng vote. you know, this notion of the denial and canceling out -- >> your husband. >> your husband's vote. but i think what is happening and the difference is th

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white house correspondent, kimberly how get joins us now from washington dc. so what is the president's and the white house been saying to sort of manage expectations of what might come next in the region as well? you heard what the white house has been saying today? so uh, in terms of what might come next uh, we're all just waiting to see. uh certainly we know what prompted this response by iran. uh, the comments that were made by the us president on wednesday. and that was that there was a feeling by the us and the g 7 leaders, the positive 5 and consulted with that. i'm like back in april when ron targeted is real with more than a several 100 miss aisles. but in fact, that this time that some sort of response was appropriate. in fact, what the feeling was of washington is that it was ok for is realty hit back at a ron, as long as it was proportional. in other words, this time it was ok to target a rod, as long as the nuclear sites were not hit. so it's presume that this is a response to that message that was broadcast around the world. but ron is saying now, but the time for you to lateral, so for straight has ended. so now the vol is in washington's course. what will the next steps be? we know that the united state

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white house? i that if she were to be in the white house?— that if she were to be in the white house? 's more hope _ white house? i don't know about trust, it's more hope and - trust, it�*s more hope and expectation because ultimately either her or donald trump will be commander—in—chief and we�*ve heard from donald trump how much he disdains palestinians. he is being supported by pro—settlement donors who want to annex the west bank and israel to annex the west bank and he said some horrible things about the palestinians and also muslim and arab americans and even promised to bring back the muslim ban so they are clear eyed about the danger he represents to the community and our democracy but we are looking for any signs from the administration and possibly the future president in kamala harris that most policies will change. i think they have seen some positive signs from her including skipping the address of the israeli prime minister to congress and essentially reiterating her support for palestinian self—determination on the need for israel to abide by international law. but ultim

white. a group of left-wing white people who like to attack other left-wing white people such as myself. they put me up on a sort of blacklist after that. a piece came out accusing me and other authors of racism in words, words and deeds. i mean, i've devoted my life to educating children about racism and promoting racial justice through my books. i was pretty upset about this. then right around the same time, i was told by my main editor at random house that she could no longer publish anymore books by me on people of color, women, and of course, not on white men because nobody wants any books about white man anymore was the implication there. and she said i get it, jonah. you're totally -- and then she used a word i cannot use on tv. so contracts canceled because my identity did not align with the subject matter. >> you talk in your column about two terms, lived experiences and own voices. what does that mean? >> own voices was the original term that came along in 2015 to promote the idea that writers should stay in their lane. they should not right outside their own experiences. specif

but it's a smallest group in these top two. >> that's exactly right among white voters and non-college whites and college whites, especially they make up a lion's share of the electorate and so even if you're seeing small movements among these groups, among non-college white, slightly larger among college whites. it more than makes up or at least makes up for the movement among non voters of color, all others in this particular case, all points to a very close election. harry enten, thank you. >> 15 days to go much, sara. >> all right. thank you, guys so much. breaking overnight for the first time. other celebrities for being cited and accused of taking part in alleged abuse as seven more lawsuits are filed against sean "diddy" combs and the latest on a deadly helicopter after crash that brought down a communication tower. you see the fiery result will have more and more stories coming out you covered no matter the question from more about the candidates to rules in your state to casting your ballot. the cnn voter handbook has your answers. visit cnn.com slash vote for your when you're looking for answers, it's

white house. shows us what it is really like to cover the commander in chief on a daily basis. steve covered the white house from 2017 through 2021, as the senior white house correspondent. subsequently, as the voa white house bureau chief. he came to the job well prepared to through his excessive global reporting, with more than 25 years in reporting from tokyo, india, korea, thailand, his coverage has taken him to roughly 75 countries. he has reported from combat zones, uprisings, and amid national disasters. he was one of the few journalists to get access to the nuclear power plant hot zone. recently, steve said in an interview that there is always tension in the symbiotic relationship between administration and the media. we need each other, but the goals can diverge. too close of a relationship is not good for democracy. if the relationship gets too distant and hostile, that is also unhealthy for properly informing the u.s. explaining how to balance the relationship, and how the relationship with the white house as it evolved over time. before we begin, a quick reminder to please assignments or cell phones if you haven't already. you will also f

women make investments in crypto, white women white men, but the big kahuna all in my view, there aref all, this one provide one million for giving loaning up to 20,000 dollars for entrepreneurs you call it a loan person won't get taxeded on it is that why are a for givenl loan rather than saying 20,000 koosh if you he vote for me giving black men cash, to come out and vote for them the other thing is this, legalized marijuana federal level? what is she saying black men smoke pot no one with else does? what is she talking about? >> ho i have no idea what she is talking about this is time kamala harris who said a few years ago, that there was not the going to be any quote/unquote bills for black people because if it works for all america will work for black people same kamala harris said that,s like i am telling you maria she is throwing things against the wall because she is losing this campaign, because she is a part of one of the worst economic policies economic outcomes in american history her and joe biden she is loving ground with everybody, now has to throw things on the wall if

white white skin could have been ten and beautiful. [laughter] but if i had to do it again, i would have done the exact same thing because i want to be with you right here at penn state. [cheering] we are going to make america great again. [cheering] we did so well the second time but then i sat back and watched and i thought we did a good job, a great job. we built our military, the biggest cuts ever, the biggest regulation that which are probably even more meaningful than tax cuts. we rebuild our military and i assume these people would do okay or good. they were so bad, i couldn't believe it and i said i've got to do it again because we have the country at a time -- not make america great, it was keep america great. but mag is much better than tag. america then became not great so we couldn't do that. i said we have to run because people have no idea and now we are running and we have to finish it and turn it around even better than before. so many people come up to me and the big one in detroit but they came up to me and all the places, they said i have the best four years of ever had. now it's tough, really tough. we are all going to bring businesses in. bring jobson. it's all going to come back fast for the reason i'm going to these battles and endured all of the abuse i certainly have a history enter jackson was considered the president who is really probably hit the hardest. and then abraham lincoln part in all fairness he had a little civil war going. but now i think i'm on top of that list. we are going to do something is going to be amazing. we are going to turn this country around so fast. we have to print we have to do it. [applause] we want to make it so that when your children come into prominence they are going to take over something they can be so proud of. they are going to inherited the american they deserve and that you deserve them to have. kamala harris is an incompetent person. who in all fairness got no vo votes, sleepy joe biden had 14 million votes and then he went to sleep. we had a debate he did not do wellin the debate. that's alright. that went down and went to him and said you are out. they took over the presidency of the united states. i don't even use the word who. coup. basically they took over the presidency where they told him to get out. crazy nancy pelosi the whole group and then they talk about democracy, oh democracy. she got no votes he got 14 million all the sudden i'm running against her. i have a great friend dana white. this is like they have a fight inand the fight is not doing we. they say get him out of there. let's replace him with another provider. i've got to take two people but the second one in her own way might be easier than the first. i will let you know on november 5. but we have to get this thing and we have to get it big. kamala harris will destroy your inheritance must more important is going to destroy your country if you vote for me i will ensure you begin your careers, young people in a roaring economy and in the time of unprecedented peace and prosperity. i had no wars. cork at hilary clinton said look at him is going to take us into wars i said no, no but she said look at that

white women and white men 6040 republican for decades then something happened in 2022. for the first time, white, who have only gained rights through acts of the supreme court or through acts of congress, the 19th amendment which did not give black women the right to vote. it took them another several decades to get it, but it gave them rights. roe v. wade added to them. the right to contraception added to them in the 1960s. the right to open their own bank accounts. for the first time, white women had their rights taken away and i just think that the polls and the pundits are undercounting how angry they are, and how much of a fight they are ready to get in with these men who are saying, i am your protector. vote the way i vote and do what i say. >> yeah. it's so interesting to me that it is framed in this. i know you have to keep it a secret from your man but go and do it anyway, like it is a nod to the fundamentally conservative patriarchal dynamics of some of these conservative families but is also acknowledging that women get to do what women going to do. they're going to do what they think

white homesteaders. the idea here was that by the time indians became property holdings citizens, they would be enveloped by white society and ready to join it. allotment legislation had been in the works years as white reformers concluded that the reservations were to turn indians into civilized yeomen and white economic interests now zeroed in on the natives remaining profitable resources. a as early as 1876, the commissioner of indian affairs was already questioning and, i quote, whether any high degree of civilization is possible without ownership of land, a notion that was reflective of the teachings of that era as anthropology. over the next several years, white progressives, who styled themselves as friends of the indians, gathering at an annual conference at lake mohonk, the upper hudson river valley, turned this principle into mantra. in one of the conference series, more memorable speeches, merrill gates, the president of amherst college, declared and we by which he meant white reformers, must make the indian more intelligently selfish. before we can make him unselfish, intelligent, we need to awake and in him wants discontent with the teepee and the starving rations. the indian camp and wi