. >> you see 108 nazi post in the united states. he's pointing at one in utah of nazis gathering in celtic city. this visual shows in a very dramatic way that there are dozens and dozens of american nazis. >> he warned his colleagues about hitler saying that he is more dangerous than people thought he was but they were not listening. >> there may be a reason why he decided to go with the soviets and sell them information about the role of fascism in the united states. >> the intelligence he provided the soviets in the late 30s was not that great. the soviets were not that happy with him. they refer to him as a creek. they thought he overcharged. >> or maybe just a really bad spy. >> for a few years in the 1930s a congressman, someone who served the people of new york was taking payments from the soviet union. >> the person who wants to change the name of the street seems to be the only one beating not drawn. how is she doing this on her own? >> so far i have been alone. but today, i got a volunteer to help me so i'm very happy about

he can be seen recently in on a facebook here giving a nazi salute. other postings show him shouting racial slurs across social media. just last month, he was at a free speech rally in portland shouting at people carrying a baseball bat which police confiscated. on facebook, you can hear him. he can be seen expressing anti-muslim and anti-semitic and white supremacist views. authorities say they are going to be looking into all of this, in his extremist ideology as part of the investigation. the suspect, we do know, has an extensive criminal record going back to 2002 on kidnapping and robbery and weapons charges and we have seen an outpouring of support on social media for the victims' criticism of this brutal attack. portland's district attorney praising the actions of the two victims. he had this to say. >> franklin, we ney, we need toe than ever people stranded. now is the time to stand up and not stand down. >> reporter: hillary clinton on twitter also responding saying, quote, it's heartbreaking. no one should have to endure this racist abuse and no one should

the unnamed 45-year-old defendant liked a string of posts that accused an animal rights activist of being a antisemite and neo-nazi. they sued him that by liking their post he spread the content and acted with intent to harm and without any justifiable cause. >> a twitter post has a long-time california congressman explaining his actions during a protest outside his office. take a look at this photo. republican congressman darrell issa is seen on the roof of his district office today. his main opponent in next year's election democrat mike levin posted the picture, issa was too afraid to speak with his constituents below. issa countered saying he spent the morning talking with the crowd, then went to the roof to take a picture of the group. levin claims issa came outside for five minutes, but refused to engage with the protesters. >> well, the fate of the man who kidnapped and killed morgan hill teenager sierra lamar will be decided soon. attorneys on both sides presented their closing arguments about whether antolin garcia torres should receive death or life in prison. abc7 news reporter jeannine de la vega is li

. >> christian's social media postings show an affinity for nazis and political violence. he's accused of aggravated murder, intimidation, and a felon in possession of a weapon. >>> in the wake of north korea's mission test south korea had a bomber fly over. hours earlier north korea launched a new ballistic missile controlled by a precision guidance system. ben tracy has more. >> reporter: north korea has launched nine missiles this year, three last week. despite sanctions it continues to grow. last week the country said they perfected a medium range solid missile that they're going to start mass producing. it is not able to hit the united states but in the feature they can. it's the first test of a west coast missile defense system since 2014. north korea's latest missile test came just a day after its leader kim jong-un oversaw the test of a new anti-aircraft system which would be used to defend north korea in case of air strikes by the united states. the trump administration has now sent two aircraft carriers to the korean peninsula. secretary of defense james mattis s

christian is due in court today and has posted online comments supporting the neo-nazi movement. in the meantime the mayor of portland once a rally scheduled for president trump that set for this saturday in portland to be canceled fearing it could lead to more problems. >>> tiger woods says his arrest on dui charges was not alcohol- related but an unexpected reaction to prescription medications. the four-time masters golf champion was arrested early yesterday morning in florida on suspicions of driving under the influence. he refused to take a breathalyzer test. he was later released on his own recognizance. he issued a statement afterwards which reads in part "i would like to apologize with all my heart to my family, friends and the fans. i will do everything in my power to ensure this never happens again." >> i was sad. i'm a huge fan. >> he is a very talented golfer but i think that he's caught up in the wrong things. >> police are disputing woods' account of what happened. they tell tmc he was driving erratically and when they pulled him over he smelled of alcohol and acted

he has posted online comments supporting the neo-nazi movement. portland's mayor wants a rally for president trump is set for this saturday in portland to be canceled fearing it may cause more problems. >>> we are two days away from game one of the nba finals and fans are showing warrior's pride all over the world. at 6:00, the long journey to snap this incredible picture. >>> new technology can help teachers figure out who is paying attention in class. we will explain how it's being used to improve lectures. >>> good morning. we can see traffic is moving along pretty well on the bay bridge but there is waiting to do at the bay bridge toll plaza. we will tell you more coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> pay attention -- new technology can help teachers know where their students are paying attention. the technology uses web cameras to analyze students during an online lecture and records eye movements and facial expressions to see how students react. manufacturers say professors can use this information to see which parts of their lec

platforms such as facebook, twitter, and youtube, failed to remove extremist material posted by band jihadists and neo-nazi groups, even when that material was reported. the committee urged tech companies to pay for and publicize online content monitoring activities. they called on the british government to strengthen laws related to the publication of such material. last year, i worked with senators berg, rubio, and nelson to introduce a bill to require tech companies to report terrorist information to law enforcement. what do you advise -- the provision we modeled it a existing law law which requires tech companies to notify authorities about cases of child pornography, but does not require companies to monitor any user, subscriber, or customer. i plan to reintroduce the provision in separate legislation. here are two questions. what the fbi benefit from knowing when technology companies see terrorist plotting and other illegal activity online? >> yes. speak over the fbi really willing to let the judiciary committee going forward on this provision? >> yes, i don't know it well enough to offer you a view

he had posted online comment supporting the neo-nazi movement. portland's mayor once a rally for president trump set up for this saturday in portland to be canceled fearing it may cause further problems. >>> we have an update to a story we reported earlier. jurors in napa have convicted sara lynn kruger of murder, assault and torture in the death of her three-year-old daughter, kayleigh slusher. kruger and her boyfriend were both charged with killing the toddler in 2014. jurors have also reached a verdict in one of's trial. they are expected to read it soon. testimony in the two separate cases was heard simultaneously by the same judge with two different juries. kruger and one her face 25 years to life in prison. >>> testing the nation's missile defense system. what's happening at a california airbase today and how it's related to recent missile tests in north korea. >>> the possibility of sprinkles across parts of the bay area tomorrow morning. we will check back in with meteorologist steve paulson for the details and when we can expect things t

christian posted online comments supporting the neo- nazi movement.in the meantime the mayor of portland once a rally scheduled by supporters for president trump for this saturday in portland to be canceled. he fears it may cause further problems. >>> also today, the murder trial and napa county and the death of three-year-old, kayleigh slusher, will continue. jurors will return after taking a four daybreak for the holiday. sara lynn crigger and ryan scott warner are accused of killing the girl in 2014. jurors have reached a verdict against crigger but that verdict will remain sealed until the warner verdict has been reached. that could happen any day now. testimony in there are cases has been heard simultaneously by the same judge. >>> county officials and contra costa county are looking for ways to cut down on the number of cars on the road during the peak travel hours. now they have a plan to pay people to carpool. alex savidge is in walnut creek. tell us about the county's partnership with the ride finding app called, scoop. >> reporter: good morn

platforms such as facebook, twitter, and youtube failed to remove extremist material posted by banned jihadists and neo-nazi groups even when that material was reported. the committee urged tech companies to pay for and publicize online content monitoring activities. and called on the british government to strengthen laws related to the publication of such material. last year, i worked with senators burr, rubio and nelson to introduce a bill to require tech companies to report terrorist activity on their platforms. to law enforcement. what do you advise the provision we modeled it after an existing law which requires tech companies to notify authorities about cases of child pornography, but not not require companies to monitor any user, subscriber or customer. i plan to reintroduce the provision in separate legislation. so here are two questions. would the fbi benefit from knowing when technology companies see terrorists plotting and other illegal activity online? >> yes. >> would the fbi be willing to working with the judiciary committee going forward on this provision? >> yes, senator. i don't know it wel

there's a clear menace there because she descends from the neo-nazi lineage and the threat that she pose to the idea of france and the idea of post war france was far more vivid for french people than the menace that candidate trump proposed. there are counter vailing things that people say he doesn't mean it. but in france they knew she meant it. they knew her father had meant it. but at the end of the day it's not so much about the candidates. it's remembering that when we as citizens throw away our power, give it away, we have nobody to blame but ourselves. and showing us to vote doesn't solve everything. the vote is not the be all and end all. but if you don't vote you don't get a chance to influence the rest of the system. and the french people reminded us of the simple power of showing up. >> my read of history suggests on some level -- and you're much smarter than i am. but my read of history suggests on some level it takes a bit of being on the edge or going over the edge as it were in our democracy to pull us back to where we need to be. is that your read of history? and if so, why does it require that? >> because humans

post. and somebody had climbed the flag pole, pulled down the nazi flag and put up old glory and there were30,000 prisoners of war in that camp who were just cheering away to beat the band. >> the bomber boys now men were on their way home. >> what was it like coming home? >> i landed outside of boston. we hit that field with a bang. and i got on the intercom. i said to the crew, well, i guess there's no doubt we have now hit the united states. everybody laughed. they didn't care about a drop them 20 feet. >> coming into new york harbor, i got the feeling. i just couldn't talk. i was just spellbound and i'm looking at the statue of liberty and i'm free and i'm home and i'm an american and i'm proud and i'm happy. god bless america. >> i'm ol jer north. stay right here on fox news for more "war stories." i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. that $100k is not exactly a fortune. well, a 10

all of this is described in my book, post the french revolution where all of this came, from the nazis are now and the stalin. john: from the french revolution? >> that was the first real manifestation. there is no connection between the french revolution and the american revolution, they were just peasants running around. >> the french revolution is like the democratic mob? >> much more like that, in the sense it's always to the barricades, where occupy wall street, the worship of rulers which you absolutely do not see on the right. nobody worships george bush. and i don't say that in a bad way. john: the way people worship obama. >> the way they worship clinton. have you people writing sex dreams about obama and clinton, i promise you no conservative ever had a sex dream about george bush or ronald reagan. john: go back to the french revolution, the american revolution wasn't a mob? >> not at all. what do we celebrate in our revolution? the declaration of independence, that was after years of appeals explaining to the world using god as our ultimate judge, we deserve independence now

nazi's tonight's bay area proud. >> have you heard about street ne . >>> well could you get in trouble at school for what you post on social media? there is an interest interesting legal challenge unfolding at a high school following a social media scandal. today four students filed a lawsuit against the school district. nbc bay area on campus for us. first amendment and instagram what's the case here? >> reporter: well, the attorneys say when school leaders plarchd the students in front of pierce they were yelled at chased and a couple were even beaten. this took place on march 30th when the students were set to walk out to the high school peers for what the district called a restorative justice session. instead as the student body grew restle administratives diverted the students to a side door. some of the peers allegedly followed that's when attorney daryl yorkey say the safety of his clients was jeopardized. >> you'll of the students have been labelled essentially been given a starlt letter. >> the lawsuit claims because the instagram post was private the district has no grounds for discipline. the account dpli

nazi is an -- at least, a mix of the two sets of ideas. amy: jeremy christian's facebook page includes several posts in extremistspouses views. on april 19, the anniversary of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, christian praised okemos city bomber timothy mcveigh writing -- "may all the gods bless timothy mcveigh a true patriot!!!" in a post dated may 9, christian wrote -- "i just challenged ben ferencz to a debate in the hague with putin as our judge. i will defend the nazis and he will defend the ashkenazis." that is a reference to european jews. can you talk about this? of timothye praise mcveigh is particularly troubling. people sometimes forget that mcveigh, who was directly inspired to commit that bombing in 1995 by reading and neo-nazi novel called "the turner diaries ," but that was the largest domestic terror attack part to 9/11. there been many people who have praised him over the years. we had an incident in the past week in tampa in which four neo-nazis, one of whom converted to islam and and killed two of his roommate, have bomb making material, there's a picture of mcveigh in their room. when you're praising mcveig

according to reports christian is a self-proclaimed nazi sympathizer, has a history of racist facebook postsstory. he's being held without bail on multiple charges including two counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted murder. the fbi says it's too early to describe the attack as a federal hate crime. this comes less than a week after maryland police say are richard collins, a black college student, was fatally scabbed by a white university of maryland student, sean orbanski, according to police a member of a racist facebook group called alt-right nation. he has been charged with first- and second-degree murder and the fbi is investigating the stabbing as a possible hate crime. the university of maryland announced an anti-hate action plan aimed at preventing bias crimes on campus. >>> meanwhile, on tuesday, collins was scheduled to graduate from buoy state university. in his place, his father walked across the stage and accepted the diploma his son had earned. >>> up next, racist fans have a problem with the new "star trek" series. they do. george tikay weighs in after the brea

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released a report saying that social media platforms failed to remove extremist material posted by banned jihadist and neo-nazi groups even after that material was reported. the committee urged tech companies to pay for and publicized online content monitoring activities, and called on the british government to strengthen laws related to the publication of such material. threeear, i worked with senators to introduce a bill to require tech companies to report terrorist activity on their platforms to law enforcement. what the ui guys -- what do you advise the provision -- we modeled after another law which required companies to notify authorities about cases of child pornography, but it does not require companies to mock turn -- to monitor any particular customer or subscriber. i plan to introduce the bill in separate legislation, so with the fbi benefit from knowing when technology companies see terrorist plotting and other illegal activity online? >> yes. >> with the fbi be willing to work with the judiciary committee going forward on this committee -- on this bill going forward? >> yes, senator. struck when s

platforms such as facebook, twitter and youtube failed to remove extremist material posted by banned jihadist and neo-nazi groups even when the material was reported. the committee urged tech companies to pay for and publicize online content monitoring activities and called on the british government to strengthen laws related to the publication of such material. last year i worked with senators burr, rubio and nelson to introduce a bill to require tech companies to report terrorist activity on their platforms to law enforcement. what do you advise the provision we modelled it after an existing law, which requires tech companies to notify authorities about cases of child pornography, but does not require companies to monitor any user, subscriber or customer. i plan to reintroduce the provision in separate legislation, so here are two questions. would the fbi benefit from knowing when technology companies see terrorist plotting and other illegal activity online. >> yes. >> would the fbi be willing to work with the judiciary committee going forward on this provision? >> yes, senator. i don't know if well eno

spencer where she calmed him a nazi her phone and social media have been going on none stop and even threats. she's not taking it lying down. take a look she's actually posted several of the messages she's received to her blog. a loft the language had to be blurred, but often the messages are inflammatory and threatening. she says slurs, derogatory faces and even body shamed \fair\fare after a photo of the confrontation was posted on liefnlt fare says she denieded decided to post for all to see she even posted the facebook messages and addresses in an effort to shame them. fairies a professor of foreign studies at georgetown and some have called her post and inappropriate for a teacher at a prestigious university to be posting. >> that is the most priceless display of white male privilege that these men are actually asserting that they have a right to say these to me but i don't have a right to make it completely public that these men treat women like this. so my goal is that when you google some of these men's names it comes up that this h is the way they treat women. in fact, some of these idiots h so from their employer's' e-mail. to men that say this is

self-avowed white nationalist who posted hateful sentiments on his facebook page and attended a free speech march in portland last month, where he was seen giving nazind shouting, die muslims. on friday night, according to witnesses, christian boarded a light rail train in portland and began yelling slurs at two young women, one of whom was black, the other wearing a hijab. michael fletcher and two other men intervened and christian stabbed all three of them in the neck. 53-year-old rick john best and 23-year-old meche lost their lives. rick john best was a veteran serving 23 years in the army. he ran for county commissioner in 2014 as a republican and worked for the city of portland. he was on his way home friday night to his wife and four children when he was murdered. one of portland's city commissioners said as a veteran, he served our country with honor and distinction. he stood up for two young women and others he didn't know because he wanted to help. meche was a 2016 graduate of reed college in portland, where he majored in economics. his mother posted a letter to president trump on her facebook page saying, quote, these brave men saw the im