Confirmed. Strong winds at the university of kentucky. The dangerous Weather Threat from mississippi, up into the northeast. New york city bracing for tomorrow. Heavy rain and inland several inches of snow, possible flooding from washington up to boston. Rob marciano timing it out. Overseas tonight, the images, the aftermath. Tonight, israel facing tough questions after a deadly air strike killing seven aid workers delivering food in gaza. Among them, an american citizen. Their clearly marked convoy hit three times by the Israeli Military while traveling through an area considered safe. They had alerted the israelis beforehand. Tonight, what Prime Minister netanyahu is now saying, drawing even more outrage for his words. The white house on this tonight. Britt clennett in israel. Here at home tonight, the 15yearold girl, the amber alert. Authorities say she was shot dead in the crossfire. And now, the newly released video raising new questions about this case, the deadly deputy shooting
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Divisive times in American History. A time that marks the emergence of a postcivil rights racial order that defines american psyd today. Formally known as the National Advisory committee on civil disorders, president johnson establish the committee in july following violent racial confrontations in newark and detroit which left 69 people africanamericans, and city blocks burned to the ground. That summer there were more than 150 riots around the United States. Ignited byriots were incidents of Police Brutality. Of growingtime racial and Political Polarization and the retreats from the progressive reform agenda ushered in by the Civil Rights Movement and Great Society legislation or the factors were the war in vietnam, the republican sweep in the 1960 Midterm Elections, a law and a liberalismm, and insulated from the realities of black life and dismissive of lack protests after 1965 from the evolution of Martin Luther kings leadership to black power. What senator harris described as ame