the international cyber group setting a date for the unveiling of up to 1,000 members of the ku klux klan, a social media movement under the banner hashtag, hoods off. part of the branding. operation k.k.k. in a letter posted this week, the group said: members of the hacking collaborative became in famous, a tribute to the man behind an attempt to overthrow the british government in 1605. anonymous says the k.k.k. unveiling will take place on november 24th, designed to coincide with the first anniversary of protests and rioting that broke out in ferguson, missouri after the grand jury did not indict the officer that shot michael brown. they are well-known for attacking groups they disagree with. they released dispatch audio from the shooting of michael brown, targetting k.k.k. members, that threatened to use lethal force. back in january, anonymous took down a website believed to have ties to i.s.i.l., and has taken down twitter and facebook account linked to the group. >> the u.s. expects to spend $60 billion on a new generation of long-range bombers. critics say pentagon may not ne

people who believe in violence, supremacy, the ku klux klan. you also have to take into account what has happened to your symbol. you cannot just say, i believe this and it is ok. there is a larger context. we cannot ignore that. you cannot say, it does not count, and recounts what i -- it only counts when i think. i do not think that is rational and i do not think it is how this society functions. prof. rubenstein: you can have the last word. >> i want to thank you for the conversation. it has gone a lot differently from typical conversations i have had about this, on facebook or being from montana random , conversations i have. it is always interesting for me to see paper with different perspectives. the most common thing i see is with people who are supporters, they do not know anything about history. which is why i was interested in learning more today. it is important to have a conversation because it makes it harder to have a conversation when there is no basis. i do not think we always need an event. we can always have them without our f

ben: is the ku klux klan trying to recruit new members in new jersey? dari: flyers are showing up on doorsteps in one town. ben: turkey and pumpkin pie or thanksgiving day staples but could they be in short supply this year? season. ben: people in one new jersey towns one new jersey town say they're disgusted after finding hate filled players turning up on their doorsteps. dari: it says join the kkk, the group apparently looking for new recruits in the area. it is around i checked it out. >> it's unreal. >> disgusting, outrageous. reporter: sarah and her husband sunday morning to find this on their home's front step. a three-page flier in a plastic bag from the ku klux klan. >> i thought it was a joke. reporter: these fighters are not a joke. a numbered web site listed on them are from a real north carolina-based kkk group. the first page of the flier says a signature klansman on a course complete with a confederate flag to the other two pages are too offensive to show you. they bash and make other derogatory racial statements. >> i'm appalled and i can

it makes sense because jordan is the kus cocustodian of the holy. for us to move forward in the peace process, all the country and leaders will have to be involved. the peace talks are completely stalled. this development, hopefully, maybe will result in restarting the peace talks. there are big obstacles to piece between the palestinians and israel. most importantly the settlement and the peace talks broke down last time over a prisoner exchange and the release of the palestinian prisoners which israel didn't want to do. you talk about the importance of jordan's voice in this. >> jordan is very affluelushl. it has a strong relationship. it has a good relationship with israel having a peace treaty in place since the early '90s and jordan has a large palestinian population. they have some influence with the palestinians. all though sometimes that's an intense relationship. >> david tafuri, thank you. >>> the roads flooded and more rain is on the way. we'll take you live to houston see how the city is being pounded by the remnants of patricia. that's

anonymous hackers threaten to release names of the ku klux klan members. the two groups are in a midst of a yearlong battle which started during the civil unrest in ferguson. and in the los angeles times oxygen found on comets. astronomers detected molecular oxygen outside of the solar system only twice before. the comet will soon pass the orbit of mars. mr. >>> a seven-year-old made a startling discovery yesterday. a teddy bear stuff ed wied with hypodermic needles. authorities tested the needles and they were all tested positive for method. pricked with one by accident a boy was taken to the hospital for treatment. the incident is still under investigation. >>> and the driver of a car had a problem and lost control. the car went through several bushes trees and a fence before coming to a stop on the roof. fortunately no one was harmed. >> -- boss hog and daisy. >> making new friends is easier if you do this. people who take part in singing groups. they bonded far more quickly than in other social activities like writing or crafts. the oxford university r

members of the ku klux klan. >>> justice in the courts and to accept a plea bargain eveni if you are not guilty. >>> from the border where a dramatic scene is unfolding at this hour and crowds of migrants battling with police trying to breakthrough to austria. that is a small child to the top of your screen. wave of refugees breaking through the border with austria. it was moments ago the crowds there battling police on the slovania side of the border and hundreds of peep people crashing through the gates and several people were injured in the stampede and a child there with a pacifier and calling on the e u to address the growing refugee cities and feels shame for failure to prevent on going tragedies like you saw and 22 people and 13 children drowning overnight when boats cap sized in the mediterranean and john has more on this. >> reporter: heading to athens on track to the balkins and relieved they crossed dangerous waters in rub by dinghys and most are refugees needing protection from the war in syria or the perils they face at home and waiting for his travel documents is a man

ben: residents are speaking out after finding flyers promoting the ku klux klan on their doorsteps. dari: it turned out to be the real thing. lidia curanaj is live in lindenhurst with the latest. >> reporter: this is the racist flyer that many of the people who live on the street found on their front doorsteps. they said they're absolutely disgusted by it. >> absolutely unacceptable. disgusting. outrageous. >> reporter: sarah and her husband steve are still angry after waking up sunday morning to find this on their home's front steps, a three-page flyer in a plastic bag from the ku klux klan. >> i thought it was a prank. i thought it was a joke. >> reporter: they're not a joke. the number and web site on them are from a real north carolina-based kkk group. the first page shows a signature klansman on a horse with a confederate flag. the other two pages are too offensive to show you. they bash homosexuals and make racial statements. >> i am appalled. i can't believe in this day and age that something like this would exist. >> reporter: presidential republican county jeb bush is also

people in a small town in north jersey woke up to find recruitment flyers, for the ku klux klan. the flyers had drawings of a clansman on a horse and flag. it read join the klan, save our nation. there was a number for the royal white knights based in north carolina. residents were upset by this. >> thought it was a prank, a joke. i didn't think this was still around. >> i'm appalled and i can't believe in this day and age that something like this would exist. >> there were official complaints. the police chief does not believe the person who handed out the flyers is from the area. there is no active faction of the kkk there. >>> the new jersey nurse quarantined last year over ebola concerns is now suing new jersey governor chris christie and members of his administration. attorneys for casey hickcox filed a lawsuit in newark yesterday. it names governor christie and claims that she was held against her will. she is reportedly seeking a minimum of $250,000 in damages. >> today one of philadelphia's oldest schools will receive some special recognition. students, faculty and dignit

we're looking into who is >>> it lm the clue looks like the ku klux klan is trying to gain ground. >> now recruitment flyers are popping up in lyndhurst, new jersey. new tonight, news4's michael george tells us why the police say there's in reason to panic. >> a flyer, we found in someone's thrive way. >> i think it's disgusting. >> reporter: someone threw the same flyer on sara's doorstep. >> i thath was a prank. i didn't think it was still around. >> i am appalled. i can't believe in this day and age that something like this exists. >> reporter: lyndhurst police say that five people have filed complaints about kkk flyers thrown into driveways but he it is from llyndhurst. >> there is no one that i know of that believeses in their beliefs or values -- >> reporter: this isn't the first time it happened. the i-team discovered identical kkk flyers in long island earlier this year. we traced them back to a klan group in north carolina. >> greatings you've reached the largest klan in america. >> it played a ray cyst die tribe from the group. >> the recruitment flyer won't work here. >> th

one and hit two others. >>> people in tennessee are outrained receiving flyers to join the ku klux klan. we have a hurricane that is expected to ravage the specific coast of mexico. >>> plus the accuweather forecast, a check on this friday morning all next on "action news," don't go away. the new "star wars" movie, the not is top secret. all we do know is that the force awakens and the last thing it remembers is getting a drink from bill cosby. >> they called it a titillating glimpse into the new franchise while football fans called the stupidest beer commercial they've ever seen. >> huge news coming out of canada. ♪ on my cell phone ♪ daynight when you need my love ♪ >> what the hell, drake? what the actual hell were you doing there? what are those dance moves? you're holding every single mixed race person back. >>> justin trudeau who may consider the guy a heartthrob. yeah, the good news is any canadian heartthrob named justin is sure to be popular forever. >>> it's an int america's first female president and donald trump would be america's last president of either sex. >> joe b

. >>> there is word tonight that the ku klux klan is trying to recruit new members in new jersey. according to our partners at the bergen record, a number of lyndhurst residents have found flyers on their door steps and driveways containing a web adindress and a north carolina phone number. we're told the flyers also show a hooded klansman on a horse and the. the naacp is condemning the flyers, calling the recruiting effort, quote, domestic terrorism. >>> after months of speculation about a possible white house bid, vice president joe biden says he is not running for president. he made that announcement at the rose garden today with his wife ll and president obama by his side. he told reporters he believed the window of opportunity had closed for running a successful campaign. biden said the grieving process over his late son beau was pivotal in his decision. >> beau, beau was our spiration. unfortunately, i believe we're out of time. the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> biden's announcement could boost hillary clinton's poll numbers. >>> if you wa

got nervous when they heard the ku come out of my mouth to pronounced quinoa. [laughter] >> always the cart outside with bacon wrapped hot dogs that is one of the best things about los angeles. >> you get on the line to get food. [laughter] >> you are a vegetarian you may get a pass with talk about we don't know if it is meet. >> is. >> i never would have passed pre-algebra and without it. custody trying to cross into vermont under fugitive charges. well done. they fled california five years ago after facing felony charges after realizing a guest house where they were squatting. what is the solution now? i feel if he went to el salvador he would have spent welcome to into the country. >> i was shocked to hear period even stopping people at the border but i hear shrubs -- strong points to build a wall. [laughter] >> i am terrified of the beard. absolutely. people talk about the united states and immigration and we're not sympathetic but. >> but her granddaughter is canadian. >>. >> it is like santana you do not let your kids see. you have to play good ball a few

that's like us taking the grand wizard of the ku klux klan and be edifying him and making him a saint. what about all the people that you killed? what about all the evil you have done? should we forgive? the holy quran says it like this. you may forget, but i, got talking, will never forget. the god i'm about to talk to you about now is on scene today. thomas jefferson could not deliver. i went to the lincoln statue. while i was in there, they had dr. king speaking. what is dr. king doing speaking in the lincoln memorial? so, i listened. and then i reflected on abraham lincoln's words. it's written there for the people to see. he said if i can preserve the union and keep all in slavery, i will do it. did you hear me? he said if i could preserve the union by letting half the slaves go free and keeping the others enslaved, i would do that. his aim was the preservation of the union. not freeing you. and that's why you're still singing, we shall overcome. you've been tricked. you've been had. you've been took. you've been bamboozled. in the words of brother malcolm, we have been deceived.

the ku klux klan and bewhereattying him -- beatifying him. >> louis farrakhan's followers? he is a black man. he speaks his mind. he says what he feels like and we have donald trump. >> i think the focus should be more so on education. spirituality. >> whether you agree with him or not. hazel willis says it's louis farrakhan that brought this many people together. >> we are afraid to see that when it comes to our own people. say something folks! on the national mall, stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> there's a reason. chain chin brings -- surae chinn brings us the personal stories on the people who came and why. >> it means everything, peace and unity in our community. >> reporter: three generations of the family came to the justice or else rally to commemorate 20 years after the historic million man march. >> clean up black men and the world will respect and honor you. >> reporter: wendy would have had a different perspective if her late husband who attended the million man march were here today. she understands the significance of being in this place. >> it means the world to

lyndhurst residents say someone is leaving recruitment letters mefor the ku klux klan. >>> lamar odom and khloe rdashian will not be splitting up any time soon. a los angeles judge granted a petition filed by kardashian to dismiss their ditorce case. odom is now recovering at cedars sinai hospital. last week he was found unconscious at a n0 ada brothel with a mix of drugs in his system. khe loe kardashian has been by his side ever since. e!ra news says his condition is improving. >>> the long island teenager who went on a drunken rant about bacon mac and cheese is now he got caught on camera berating and attacking food service workers after they refu d to serve him earlier this month. onn officials say he's no longer enrolled at the school. it's not clear whether he was expelled or just left on his own. >>> giants tight end daniel fells is back home following a mrsa scare. >> daddy! >> my guy, how are you doing? >> fells posted this video online. he was released from hackensack university hospital after three wesfs. he'd undergone seven surgeries to take care of the possible deadly li

spitz must now try to determine the manner of death. >> unfortunately, in this case, while the ku and contra ku contusions allow me to be comfortable that the head injuries occurred from striking the wall what they don't allow me to do is say did this happen purely by accident or could somebody else have been involved? >> did someone push him or did the man described by his own father as an alcoholic simply get drunk and fall? it all depends what the toxicology reports have to say. that can take up to three months. >> what i'll do at this point is contact the police, let them know what i'm thinking. i will not, you know, tell them how to conduct their investigation but i will mention that i think it's a good idea for them to talk to the people who were last seen with him, the people in the home the previous night. i think that just makes for a complete investigation should questions come up later. >> while one case draws to a close at the medical examiner's office, another is just beginning. ann pometeer age 42. >> a history of drugs in the past few years? nothing like that? just medi

ment doesn't repuduate -- it's like the ku klux klan. they're all in the same soup bowl. they don't divorce themselves from the group who did do those things. >> but the point is every group kind of has out liars. >> you've got to condemn that kind of number. they don't want to alien nate the militant. i don't believe most blacks in america support black lives matter movement. i don't believe it. but they do. >> you have a black president of the united states and a black attorney general. neither of whom who have condemned the movement. >> no, you're wrong. the attorney general has. >> well, she has come up -- >> yes, she has. >> but the president, who is the chief law enforcement member of the country -- these candidates know that they have to get out in the black and community number in election. without him on the ticket, it's going to be very tough. >> now, do you believe that most african americans support the black lives matter movement? >> i believe most black americans believe black lives matter and don't have a lot of knowledge or concern with the movement. they

site of the second founding of the ku klux klan in 1950. it is one of the most popular parks in georgia, and it is surrounded by mostly black neighborhoods, and it was the place that martin luther king, jr. was referring to when he said let freedom ring from the stone mountain of georgia. now the stone mountain memorial association wants to construct a bell tower in honor of king above the massive carving. >> the confederacy was only four years of our history, and the confederacy seems to dominate the perception of what is historic georgia, and that's really far from the case. >> reporter: head of the georgia chapter of the sons of confederate veterans, said the plan is insulting: the head of the stone mountain memorial association says discussions began two years ago, but with outrage over the con federal flag this summer, support for it increased. richard rose has strong opinions about the sons of confederate veterans. >> what they celebrate is treason against the united states of america. and those people who wave that obnoxious flag app

southbound exit 2 cleared, flooding on the grand central parkway east bound by the ku gardens interchange and littleneck parkway, there was some buy farmers boulevard. that has subsided. let's take a look at your commute this morning. this is the west side highway, 135th street, traffic moving slow here southbound, an accident by 125 blocking two lanes and northbound one lane blocked with the emergency personnel. already problems on westbound, as for the trains, your checklist looking good, why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. ben: you know what? his appearance changed. juliet: has nothing to do, matt harvey is a good-looking guy. you keep saying he has gained weight. he looks fine. and the tour to when he broke up with his model girlfriend, called it off, not sure if i am saying her name right, anya chu chuwinska chuwinska. page 6 reports that breakup intense guy and they w

ku klux klan. >> i was staying at the ymca. i saw in a recorded paper, an advertisement about the peoples temple. he called me later and said why didn't you come back to the temple. i thought, no one -- no pastor ever asked me to come to temple before or why i wasn't in church. so i went back. he offered me to sit down in the seat where he was sitting at the table to eat. he said, you can have my seat. >> jones and his wife practiced what they preached. they had a biological son steven and adopted an african-american baby they named jim junior. it was indianapolis' first adoption of a black child by a white family. >> he had this great family of all different colors. he had a wonderful wife. i loved his kids. i was just enchanted by everything he had going. >> i really don't feel comfortable being photographed. i really don't. >> in 1965 jones moved his controversial flock to rural redwood valley in northern california, a place he had read about in "esquire" magazine was a safe haven from nuclear war. >> many of our homes were

. >>> back at 5:30 now with a story of printed flyers asking people in our area to join the ku klux klan. good evening, i'm maurice dubois. >> welcome back to the broadcast. i'm kristine johnson. for the third time in a little over two years, a local neighborhood has been blanketed with ku klux klan recruitment flyers. this time people in bergen county found the tears on their doorsteps. -- the materials on their doorsteps. cbs 2's lou young reports from lyndhurst. >> i thought it was a joke. it was sitting here underneath my doormat. >> reporter: the klan recruitment flyers were left over the weekend on doorsteps and front lawns in lyndhurst. >> i have all different races in my family. i think it's horrible. >> that's racist. it shouldn't be happening. >> reporter: similar posters showed up last year in rutherford, new jersey and on long island in the hamptons. and the year before that, in milford, connecticut. the latest ones include a statement on race and immigration, urging like- minded people to call a number in north carolina. officials in lyndhurst say we would be best served by

in 2005, one individual, a one-time member of the ku klux klan, pleaded guilty to six it offenses for constructing seven pipe bombs and instructing a confidential informant on how to use the bombs to cause the most destruction. sure it's believed the bombs would be used to attack mexican and haitian immigrants in florida and he was ultimately sentenced to prison. although law enforcement is a powerful tool, it's not the only tool. we must as a community work to reach individuals early on that path toward radicalization. the ideal solution is one that never reaches my shop for a law enforcement response. programs like gw will be particularly important on this front, to counter violent extremism. we must begin by doing more to empower those that have the best place to affect change. to that end, the attorney general, when she was attending the united nations general assembly events, hosted her own first-ever network of city leaders around the world involved in building community resilience. the network was created in recognition of the role of local communities in battling extremism and

"birth of a nation" was used as a recruiting tool for the ku klux klan. there are a number of buildings in this country named after president wilson. do you know of any buildings that the fbi occupies or predominantly owns that are named after president wilson? director comey: i don't. >> former president lyndon baines johnson was fond of using the n-word, used it in the white house, used it while he was senate majority leader, and in many other public settings. many federal buildings are named after him. are there any fbi buildings named after president johnson? director comey: i don't know. >> lastly, president truman wrote to his soon-to-be wife the following words, "i think one man is just as good as another, so long as he's not a n word or a china and." again, many buildings named after president truman. any fbi buildings named after president truman? director comey: i don't know, sir. >> democrat senator richard russell was also a member of the ku klux klan and there is a senate building named after senator russell. i assume there are to your knowle

. >>> meanwhile, north jersey recruitment flyers of the ku klux klan handed out, had drawings of a klansman on a horse and confederate flag that read "join the klan, save our nation." also a phone number for a group called royal white knights in north carolina. >>> police in st. louis are investigating the seventh church-related arson in a little more than two weeks. someone set fire to the door of the rectory of a church there early this morning. federal agents have joined in the search for a suspect after a string of arsons targeting churches in st. louis. >> nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray takes a closer look. >> reporter: the images have become disturbingly familiar. >> this is a very suspicious set of fires. primarily the same way, same locations in all these churches. >> reporter: seven churches in st. louis likely targeted, investigators say, in arson attacks over the last two weeks. the latest, the shrine of st. joe receive overnight. all of the fires were started in the same way, using accelerants on an exterior door. the damage ranging from a few hundred dollars to what app

in 2005, one individual, a one-time member of the ku klux klan, pleaded guilty to six it offenses for constructing seven pipe bombs and instructing a confidential informant on how to use the bombs to cause the ost destruction. sure it's believed the bombs would be used to attack mexican and haitian immigrants in florida and he was ultimately sentenced to prison. although law enforcement is a powerful tool, it's not the only tool. we must as a community work to reach individuals early on that them for violent ends. path toward radicalization. the ideal solution is one that never reaches my shop for a law enforcement response. programs like gw will be particularly important on this front, to counter violent extremism. we must begin by doing more to empower those that have the best place to affect change. to that end, the attorney general, when she was attending the united nations general assembly events, hosted her own first-ever network of city leaders around the world involved in building community esilience. the network was created in recognition of the role of local communities in b

birth of initial and subsequent use as a recruiting tool for the ku klux klan. likewise, there are a number of buildings around this country named after president wilson. in fact, there is a bridge leading in and out of washington, d.c. named after president wilson. dig in of any buildings that the fbi occupies or predominantly homes that are named after president wilson? >> i don't. >> former president lyndon baines johnson was fond of using the n-word, you did in the white house could use the body was sent majority leader and used it in many other public settings. many federal buildings are named after him. are there any fbi buildings named after president johnson? >> i don't know. >> and lastly, president truman wrote to his soon-to-be wife, the following words, i think one that is just as good as another, so long as he's not an inward or a china man. i didn't have many buildings named after president truman, just wanted any fbi buildings named after president truman's? >> i don't know, sir. >> last after last, democrats and richard russell was also a member

people who believe in violence, supremacy, the ku klux klan. you also have to take into account what has happened to your symbol. you cannot just say, i believe this and it is ok. there is a larger context. we cannot ignore that. you cannot say, it does not count, and recounts what i think. i do not think that is rational and i do not think it is how this society functions. prof. rubenstein: cassy, you can have the last word. cassie: this goes against the wall conversations i have. being from montana, random conversations i have. it is always interesting for me to see paper with different perspectives. the most common thing i see is with people who are supporters, they do not know anything about history. which is why i was interested in learning more today. it is important to have a conversation because it makes it harder to have a conversation when there is no basis. to even be able to have informally, i do not think that is needed an event. we can always have them without our family members and friends, can be doing this on our own as well. t

that's like us taking the brand wizard of the ku klux klan and beat fying him and making him a saint. and what about all the people that you killed? what about all the evil that you have done? should we forgive? well, the holy koran says it like this. you may forgive, but i, god talking, will never forgive. see, now the god i'm about to talk to you about now is on scene today. thomas jefferson couldn't deliver. i went to the lincoln statue. and while i was there, dr. king was speaking. i said, what is dr. king doing speaking in the lincoln memorial? so then i reflected on abraham lincoln's words. it is written there for the people to see. he said, and i hope i'm quoting it right, he said, if i could preserve the union and keep all in slavery, i would do it. did you hear me? and he said, i would do that. his aim was the preservation of the union. not freeing you. and that's why you're still singing we shall overcome. you've been tricked. you've been had. you've been took. you've been bamboozled in the words of brother malcolm, we have been deceived. abraham lincoln, though, in his linc

>> hoover detested the ku klux klan.klan. he detested them. so marshall would get these horrific stories about the clan and say, listen, mr. hoover, i was out exploring. these klansman walking down the street, on this little town. your fbi has to do something about that. and hoover would just get worked up. where did you see him at? he would just get worked up, and marshall mingling. >> a lot of their relationship is based on the fact that marshall was a lawyer. hehe believed in the rule of law. hoover held himself out as one. >> marshall is very careful not to label himself liberal. marshall's scene was u.s. constitution, and the truth needs no defense. you're breaking the law. if you arrest blacks with no reason your breaking the law. it says you can't do that in the u.s. constitution. getting back to the harry in. more case. this will make will make a great scene in the movie. marshall, after the harry, scuttlebutt from the clan that they were going to kill thurgood before he got a pound. so marshall knew not to call the airport because one

ku madam chair very. >> these are important questions but i will remind my colleagues we have a second panel. >> as you note in your testimony for the strategic petroleum reserve this suggest it comes from diversifying the transportation and pules portfolio the best way to supply that is to reduce the need for the oil in the first place. can you talk about the appendages of the alternative fuel sources as they relate to energy security with an abundant source of alternative fuels to lower the likelihood we could drive down from the strategic petroleum desert -- reserve? >> the security principles that were updated in 2014 reflected that point that efficiency and alternatives are part of the energy security so '02 continue to focus on oil dependence is threefold with substantial technology development and second from the advanced alternative fuels and electrification says three pressed to lower the independence. >> with the biofuels one of the key motivations to diversify there is a a bill that is proposed in the senate that targets ethanol it is something that increases the octane of g

"birth of a nation" was used as a recruiting tool for the ku klux klan. there are a number of buildings in this country named after president wilson. do you know of any buildings that the fbi occupies or predominantly owns that are named after president wilson? director comey: i don't. >> former president lyndon baines johnson was fond of using the n-word, used it in the white house, used it while he was senate majority leader, and in many other public settings. many federal buildings are named after him. are there any fbi buildings named after president johnson? director comey: i don't know. >> lastly, president truman wrote to his soon-to-be wife the following words, "i think one man is just as good as another, so long as he's not a n word or a china and." again, many buildings named after president truman. any fbi buildings named after president truman? director comey: i don't know, sir. >> democrat senator richard russell was also a member of the ku klux klan and there is a senate building named after senator russell. i assume there are to your knowle

ku klux klan. i said that ku klux klan. we came today to tell the united states government and the wicked white oligarchy at the top of this power structure that we love our children the same way you love your children. you cannot kill him and with a bag of skittles en and a t, and ea, and get away with it. you could not lay your knees in the neck of a little black girl, and do away with it. we came here to tell you the black lives matter to us. talk about will be the struggle against the power structure, the first thing the -- you know,ay is black folks are killing black people too. that is the truth. that is why we are fighting the war on two fronts. today against white supremacy, but we are also up against a special type of negative that we do to one another. but there is a difference. when ray ray kills tyrone, ray ray gets life in prison, but when an officer kills tyrone, he does not go to jail, he gets administrative leave. is that the truth? i count is set up, and crackers like him donate mi

taking the grand wizard of the -- that is like us taking the grand wizard of the ku klux klan and be edifying him and making him a saint. but what about all people here? what about all the evil that you have done? should we forgive? itran saysly like this. [no audio] i said what is dr. king doing speaking in the lincoln memorial? so i listened. and then i reflected on abraham lincoln's words, they are written there for the people to see. he said -- and i hope i am quoting him right -- he said if anduld preserve the union keep all in slavery i would do it. did you hear me? said, if i could preserve the union by letting half the slaves go free and keeping the other and slaves, i would do that. a.m. -- aim was the preservation of the union, not freeing you. stillat is why you are singing we shall overcome. you have been tricked. you have been had. you have been took. .ou have been bamboozled in the words of brother malcolm, we has been deceived. , youoln, he said suffer. talking about black people. ,rom being in america with us and we suffer from your presence. have you heard that befor

in 2005, one individual, a one-time member of the ku klux klan, pleaded guilty to six it offenses for constructing seven pipe bombs and instructing a confidential informant on how to use the bombs to cause the most destruction. it's believed the bombs would be used to attack mexican and haitian immigrants in florida and he was ultimately sentenced to prison. although law enforcement is a powerful tool, it's not the only tool. we must as a community work to reach individuals early on that path toward radicalization. the ideal solution is one that never reaches my shop for a law enforcement response. programs like gw will be particularly important on this front, to counter violent extremism. we must begin by doing more to empower those that have the best place to affect change. those who know their communities best. to that end, the attorney general, when she was attending the united nations general assembly events, hosted her own first-ever network of city leaders around the world involved in building community resilience. the network was created in recognition of the role of local com

the infamous ku klux klan that you see here was involved creating concerns in the black community by early may 1868. the agent reported this clan made their appearance in the streets of stanton about 1:00 sunday morning. causing no little consternation on the colored people. the operations were attended with the discharge of pistols and by cheers or yelling, which centers they did in the of town, almost around the entire population. people are excited about this subject, but little is needed to bring about the serious state of things here. haveld remark that i reported to the military commissioner for this district jordan.hn w the last thing i will discuss before moving on to question and answer is the bureau's role in public welfare for the destitute , infirmed, elderly, orphans, those that were considered insane. was most divisive in the white north with president andrew johnson and within congress. part of this divisive miss centers on the ideology of free labor within the republican party of the mid-1800s. it would be a great amount of welfare for virginia. -- freedmen bureaus th

first carved a century ago, this was home turf to the ku klux klan in its heyday. past and present now collide in a debate about what this monument's future took be. mt. rushmore. three heroes of the old south stand 90 feet tall and 190 feet wide. timothy pilgrim. >> this memorial honors the 900,000 confederate soldiers that went off to fight to protect their families, their homes, and country. >> reporter: a georgia state authority plans to put a tribute to dr. martin luther king on top of stone mountain. specifically and symbolically a freedom bell of racial reconciliation. something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speech for thisis georgia commmmity, among others. >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confederate memorial. >> to put a monument on top of a existing monument is unlawful, disrespectful, and inappropriate. >> reporter: the confederate crowd found unusual allies. the local naacp was also steele. >> it's something that was a past of our his

ku klux klan. kluxid the blue clucks klan. [applause] and we love our children the same way you love your children, and you cannot kill a man with a tea andkittles and a get away with it. you not kill -- you cannot kill a man and a hoodie and get away with it. you cannot put your knees in the back of a 14-year-old girl just for swimming while black and get away with it. black lives matter to us, and we are going to let you know that they matter to you as well. about the, we talk struggle against the power structure, first thing that critics say is self-appointed, pro bono, a defense attorney for white folks that tops of the table, and they say, you know, black people too, and that's the truth. that is why we are fighting the world -- fighting the war on two big fronts. white supremacy, but also negativity, a special type of negativity that we do to one another. but when ray ray kills tyrone, tyrone is dead and ray ray gets life in prison. but when an officer kills 19-year-old unarmed tyrone, he doe

kus: german prosecutors have rated vw offices as part of the scandal -- have raided vw offices as part of the investigation into the scandal. prosecutors were targeting documents and electronic files. the government's -- the company says it handed over a comprehensive range of documents. volkswagen's top manager in the u.s. says the decision to cheat on commission tests was -- on emission tests was taken by a small number of individuals. he was testifying before lawmakers in congress in washington, d.c. reporter: speaking under oath, volkswagen america ceo michael horn appeared before congress thursday, hoping to restore the brand's image. as expected, he faced some tough questions. >> to the best of your knowledge, did vw install the software for the express purpose of defeating emissions controls? >> to our understanding, and this is also part of the investigation, it was installed to this purpose, yes. reporter: the hearing came after revelations that management at bw had known about the fraud for 18 months prior to the scandal. horn apologized, but said the scheme was that of lone

the freedom cause kus is the only other person still runs for speaker. all of the other candidates dropped out to support ryan. we'll likely know how things play out by the end of the week. paul ryan says republicans have until friday to let them know where they stand and if they want him to be their speaker. heather? >> all right. thank you very much, garret. >>> well, to the 2016 election. as we wait for vice president joe biden to announce a potential campaign, the white house may have already tipped his hand. we are joined from washington with more. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning. two interesting thins to listen to here. one, joe biden taking a not so vailed swipe after hillary clinton, and the other, white house spokesman, josh earnest, mistaking mistakingly, maybe, calling biden a cap dat. >> spending a lot of time discussing the presidential prospects of a candidate. >> called him a candidate? do you know something i don't know? i misspoke. >> empowered me the same way because he saw how it worked for you. >> and the new poll shows

in an act reminiscent of the ku klux klan. savannah? >> pete williams with an update on those charges. thank you very much. >> natalie has a breaking story from the middle east. >> israel's prime minister is calling an emergency security meeting after a new wave of violence escalated overnight. john yang is covering the events from london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. the death toll in israel stands at three in four separate attacks. police say the deadliest camel in a pair of attacks in jerusalem. in one, palestinians got on a bus and started shooting and stabbing passengers. the second, a driver rammed into a bugs station before stabbing pedestrians. north of tel aviv, two separate this is just the latest in escalating violence across israel and the west bank. in the past four weeks, at least seven israelis and 29 palestinians killed. natalie? >> john yang reporting from london for us. thank you, john. in the netherlands, investigators looking into the downing of mh-17. today they briefed family members