por el ku klux klan!abeza y sepan a lo que se pueden exponer. >> por el ku klux klan, que nunca le den la espalda a la cruz. el sÍmbolo de la cruz prendida, nuestra raza sobrevivirÁ a pesar de que los malvados judÍos no quieren a nuestra gente aquÍ, nunca amaron a nuestro dios, por eso lo crucificaron en la Época de los romanos. miembros del clan mirad la cruz ardiente. ilia: uno de los miembros del clan y el oficiante de la ceremonia. quÉ significa esta ceremonia para usted? >> cuando la prendemos es para mostrarle al mundo la cruz de cristo. no la estamos quemando, lo estamos encendiendo. yo alabo al padre y la raza blanca. cuando vivÍa en la ciudad me robaban mi propiedad, mis llantas, me mudÉ al campo y empezamos a encender cruces y no me han robado nada. ilia: por quÉ odian a los judÍos? >> porque cristo me pidiÓ. ilia: cristo no era judÍo? >> no. dice que odia a los judÍos, eso es lo que dice. ilia: usted cree que cristo hablaba de odio? >> le pedÍ a la gente que les tirara lanzas a los homosexuales

¡por ku klux klan!fuera. christopher: ¡por el ku klux klan! nunca le den la espalda a la cruz. el símbolo de la cruz prendida, klan. nuestra raza sobrevivirá a pesar de que los malvados judíos no quieren a nuestra gente aquí. nunca amaron a nuestro dios, por eso lo crucificaron en la época de los romanos. miembros del klan, mirad la cruz ardiente. ilia: james spears es uno de los miembros del klan y el oficiante de la ceremonia. ¿qué significa esta ceremonia para usted? james: cuando prendemos la cruz es para mostrarle al mundo la luz de cristo. dispersa el mal y toda la oscuridad, y por eso la encendemos. no la estamos quemando, la estamos encendiendo. ilia: ¿alaban la raza blanca? james: yo alabo al padre javhé y la raza blanca. ilia: ¿por qué odian a los judíos? christopher: porque cristo me lo pidió. amanda: además, mataron a cristo-- christopher: no solo eso, pero cristo nos dice en juan 8-31 al 44 que está batallando con los judíos. ilia: ¿cristo no era judío? ¿el rey de los judíos? christopher: n

joven se llamÓ como adversario al ku klux klan.n afroamericano. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: su muÑeca estÁ fracturada y un diente se le partiÓ . la policÍa asegura haber identificado a uno de los agresores que vio en el vÍdeo, aunque aÚn no se ha revelado su nombre. se -- las autoridades ahora trabajan en conseguir una orden de arresto. enrique: bueno, al menos una decena de supremacistas blancos, aparecieron en la marcha de charlottesville. hay por lo menos 1500 monumentos por los que se ha pedido su remociÓn por distintos motivos. reportera: en la mira estÁn cientos de monumentos representativos de la confederaciÓn. >> no hay necesidad de poner monumentos sobre esta gente racista, traidora, sangrienta, que ha causado y causan tanta divisiÓn en este paÍs. reportera: los sÍmbolos mezclan la conservaciÓn histÓrica y el tema racial. >> parte de la historia de este paÍs es el racismo y esto no se puede cambiar. es la verdad. creo que estos monumentos no tienen un lugar en la ciudad de hoy, tiene lugar en los libros, de museos para recor

. >> he recently came clean with his involvement with the ku klux klan and b led before becoming a man of the church. he had burned a cross some 40 years ago and the family is still hurt by his actions. >> it never crossed my mind that we was going to have a cross burning on that yard. we were in a white neighborhood. >> and this has been the most read story today in our nbc washington app. mark segraves of course has been following this digging into the priest's background and joining us with reaction. and you actually spoke with the couple. what are they saying? >> yeah, they didn't want to go on camera yesterday when i talked to mrs. butler, but today barbara and phillip butler who were newlyweds back in 1977 having just purchased their first home in that predominantly white neighborhood in college park, they said one night they looked out of their window to see 57-foot tall cross burning in their front yard. the man convicted of that cross catholic priest. >> you changed our lives. >> reporter: barbara butler says what father afternotcheson and he was convicted, he never apologized

ilia calderÓn hablar del incidente con el lÍder del ku klux klan.pÚblica dominicana, muere adolescente. en guatemala, un ataque sangriento de la mara salvatrucha deja saldo trÁgico. eduardo: condiciones normales en nuestra zona, el pronÓstico, el vistazo y lo que va a pasar con el eclipse al regresar. ♪ ♪ julio:buenas noches, les saluda julio cÉsar largo, bienvenidos a "noticias univisÓn 65". comenzamos, iniciamos con una protesta a eso de las siete de la noche en philadelphia, cientos de personas se congregaron para protestar contra los actos violentos tras un enfrentamiento entre supremacistas blancos y opositores. a travÉs de las pÁginas sociales e hizo la convocatoria en referencia a los hechos violentos sucedidos el pasado fin de semana que dejÓ saldo trÁgico de tres personas fallecidas, una de ellas arrollada por un auto. en philadelphia una persona fue arrestada despuÉs de vandalizar la estatua del exalcalde frank riso. y la policÍa arrestÓ a un hombre quienes viviÓ un huevo a la estatua estaba en la plazoleta. Éste fue perseguido por la poli

this guy was a high official in the ku klux klan. important to realize, ku klux klan, i'm quoting progressive historian eric stoner columbia university, ku klux klan was 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate to the democratic national convention founded the clan. the republicans shut down thed klan. president woodrow wilson revived the klan.w wilsoned the clan was a extension of democratic party. hey, they endorsed trump because they don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. klan has actual history and the history is closely connectedwa with the history of the democratic party. i guess i will leave it at that. >> host: up with section from your book, you write the facism card is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans with being feared. naziism is ultimate form of hate, association with it, the ultimate hate crime. in this book i turn the tables on the democratic left show they, not trump are the real fascists. they use nazi bullying and intimidation tactics to su

that article, it turns out his actions back in the 1970s went far beyond just being a member of the ku klux klan. today one of the couples he targeted spoke out about learning the man convicted of burning a cross on their front yard is now a priest. >> to have that much hate in your heart that you could do something like that you don't know he me. >> reporter: they spent the last 40 years trying to put the ugly memory behind them. todahe extended an invitation for the burtl butlers to meet with father atchison, but the couple now in their seventh say until he names the other ku klux klan members who helped him to burn that cross on their front yard, they are not interested in talking to the priest. >> he was a ku klux klan. >> reporter: fbi records reveal that father atchison was actually a leader of a ku klux klan group based in prince george's county. and he was convicted of sending letters to coretta scott king threatening to lynch her. father atchison was sentenced to 90 days in jail to undergo psychiatric treatment. and he was also sentenced to 60 days for the threats to coretta s

being a former ku klux klan leader. >> and it mass nothing to do with the rally in charlottesville. that priest admits to making bombs, to burning crosses and targeting people because of their race. tonight as we learn new clues about what prompted his confusion, we are hearing from two of his victims. >> and mark segraves is digger deepening into the skeletons. and mark, what have you learned? >> that's right, in his article on the archdiocese of arlington's website, father atchison had said that he had come forward because of the recent events in charlottesville, but now we know the diocese put out a statement saying that in fact a freelance reporter had been asking questions and mhad fount out about the priest's past and was about to publicly out him that's why he came forward. and we also know that an informant atchison was dangerous, that he was actually unstable and that he was plotting guerrilla warfare against blacks. father atchison hayes bes beaen priest since 1988, currently at saint leo the great. but in the late 1970s while at the university of maryland, the soon to be

estÁ molesta por cÓmo trump declarÓ a los manifestantes contra el ku klux klan como su hija.ir entre condenar a trump o apoyar a los grupos supremacistas blancos. en washington, pablo gato, univisiÓn. enrique: en washington, dicen que la seguridad de los participantes es su objetivo nÚmero uno mientras se preparan para la manifestaciÓn de supremacistas blancos. tendrÁ lugar maÑana en el histÓrico parque de boston. al evento se espera que asistan ambos manifestantes, la policÍa ha colocado cercas, barreras y camiones de basura que se utilizarÁn para bloquear el acceso de vehÍculos. mientras, funcionarios de la ciudad y de la policÍa de carolina del norte tomaron medidas hoy cuando cientos de contra manifestantes se congregaron para manifestar lo que pensaban podÍa ser una marcha de la organizaciÓn supremacistas ku klux klan. algunos dijeron que los negros del clan estaban planeando marchar, pero finalmente decidieron no hacerlo. lÍderes del estado el gobierno espaÑol, ademÁs de residentes y turistas, rindieron un homenaje a lo largo del dÍa y de la noche a las vÍctimas del ata

conductora: detrÁs de las tensiones raciales estÁ el ku klux klan.su odio. >> la era en un bosque solitario. nos recibirÍa Él y su esposa amanda. Él es autoproclamado mago imperial de los leales caballeros blancos de ku klux klan. >> lo primero que me dijo es que yo era la primera persona negra que pisaba su propiedad. >> a partir de entonces empezÓ un rosario de insultos. >> quemarme. eso era lo que estaba en su mente. >> el elcuentro estuvo lleno de espvsaltos y hubo momentos de gran tensiÓn. >> luego, en medio de la oscuridad de la noche hicieron un ritual que incluyÓ la reafirmaciÓn de su lealtad al grupo. [imÁgenes] y la quema de una cruz, sin duda estÁbamos en la boca del lobo. >> el reportaje completo lo polÁn ver en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora el domingo a las 10: 00 de la noche. conductor: por quÉ decidieron hablar contigo? conductora: no sÉ. creo que entre otras cosas ellos sienten que es mana nera de seguir multiplicando su mensaje de odio. conductor: el especial este domingo. continuamos con las noticias. el fiscal general estuvo

the ku klux klan? in the white house. right? lines are being drawn. it all comes down to which side are you on. which side are you on? amy: in seattle, washington, at least three people were arrested as hundreds of people rallied sunday to denounce the violence in charlottesville and to oppose a local demonstration by the pro-trump white supremacist group the patriot prayer.. the white supremacist violence in charlottesville began on friday night as thousands of neo-nazis, kkk members, and other white nationalists began descending on the city of charlottesville to participate in the "unite the right" rally. hundreds of white men and women bearing torches marched on the university of virginia campus and surrounded the statue of thomas jefferson on friday night, chanting "you will not replace us" and "white lives matter." thousands of counter-protesters also descended on charlottesville over the weekend, including clergy, students, black lives matter activists, and protesters with the anti-fascist movement known as "antifa." on saturday morning, more th

reportero: en un momento de la entrevista, el hombre del ku klux klan le dice a ilia calderÓn que eran ni de la sagrada escritura se habla de rechazar ni de matar y de despreciar a otra persona. Éstas son las interpretaciones que hacen de la constituciÓn. el tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte afectÓ a muchos estadounidenses, ademÁs, certificaron que unos 700.000 ciudadanos perdieron sus empleos debido a los cambiantes flujos comerciales que resultaron del tratado de nafta los aparentes dÉficits comerciales y la pÉrdida de empleos no podÍan continuar. cada vez es mÁs difÍcil conseguir empleo en tiendas, algunos supermercados o farmacias, y se debe a que las mÁquinas han logrado sustituir a los humanos en muchos aspectos. antonio valverde nos dice si existe algÚn riesgo en su empleo y como estar preparados, es lo mÁs importante. >> es lo mismo atenciÓn al cliente, cÓmo puedo hablar con una mÁquina, y si quiero preguntar mÁs cosas, la máquina se limita. antonio: sofÍa no cree que las mÁquinas pueden reemplazar a todos los empleados, pero de los 7,5 m de trabajo, 3,5 millones

the sky with a high official in the ku klux klan.some parts realists the ku klux klan and i'm not quoting it was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic parties. a delegate of the democratic national convention who founded the claim. the republican checked on the clan. president woodrow wilson revise the clan and it was an extension of democratic violence and terrorism. so now when you look at right take ice and say they endorse trump because the don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. he has actually history is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. i will leave it at that. >> you write the fashion in part is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans for fear of being branded in spirit. nazism is the ultimate form of hate the ultimate hate crime. the tables hot democratic and show that they, not trump are the real fascists. they subscribe to full-blown fascist ideology. he said : someone that is ultimate hate crime. do you fear your than doing exactly what you cond

grupos de supremacistas blancos, entre ellos de realizaron -- el ku klux klan realizaron una gran marcha"noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: el mandatario de estados unidos escalÓ el desencuentro entre ambas naciones. trump y kim jong-un prefieren las agresiones pÚblicas. reportero: el presidente hoy elevÓ el tono de amenazas en contra de corea norte. [habla en inglÉs] " mÁs vale que corea del norte se comporte o se verÁ en problemas", subrayÓ que su mensaje de fuego y furia no fue suficientemente fuerte . la nuevas declaraciones son un contragolpe verbal al detallado plan de kim jong-un. el anuncio en la televisiÓn estatal norcoreana de que lanzarÍan cuatro misiles y el plan de los mismos. en la capital de corea norte, miles de soldados apoyaban la medida. el vaivÉn de ataques ha generado desacuerdos en el gobierno de trump. tillerson, declarÓ ayer que los estadounidenses deberÍan dormir sin preocupaciones, el presidente hoy desestimÓ los desacuerdos pero algunos miembros de su propio partido han expresado su preocupaciÓn por el tono agu

also coming up, new signing rob lui lukaku also coming up, new signing rob lui lu ka ku scored twice signing rob lui lukaku scored twice to help manchester united go top of the table. —— romelu lukaku. and england score another ten try victory as they defend their world cup title. hello there. it's the final night of these championships. we have had ten pulsating days of competition at the london stadium. we might be hard pushed to match pure theatre of last night's session — usain bolt hamstrung in his final race, as great britain's four by four relay teams raised the roof, silverfor the women and that incredible gold. they are absolutely raised the roof, the british quartet. we will hopefully bring you that medal ceremony live here on bbc news. that will be a fantastic way to start this final evening. i think it is worth looking back at last night. it was a very emotional evening. it was always going to be first sir mo farah. his final tilt at a track gold. he came up short in the 5000 metres. disappointed to miss out on an 11th track title. his six year winning run at major champi

. >> not to cut you off rick, here's what a former ku klux klan david duke and white spremist praising his tweet today. duke said this, thank you from the trump for taling the truth about charlottesville and let this terrorist and blmity fa. and i am proud of him for speaking the truth. he's getting praise from big got, and to something that's not true, rick, i'll let you finish. i asked april, and if this president was racist, what do you think? and selena as well? >> what? >> rick? >> yeah, no, like i said you sa said, this is a guy that engages in behaviors if your supporting racist and condoning them and giving them room to grow and giving them nods and wink and retweeting genocide.com or whatever and you're telling them they're just the same as the other people protesting there you're gaving them aid and comfort. these people are equivalent of a domestic terrorist group and they need to be treated as such. he's giving them this, your morally equivalent, it's okay don't worry about it guys. i have to condemn them because the normal people need to hear me say that, it's okay, wng wi

the sky was a high official in the kkk and it is important to realize that the ku klux klan, i am not quoting the progressive historian, but the ku klux klan was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate at the convention that founded the klan. woodrow wilson revived it after it was shut down. it was an extension of the democratic party, with violence and terrorism. you group of ragtag guys, do not say they endorse donald trump because he wants to america great again, they have an actual history. it is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. rty. i guess i will leave it at that. host: you write that the fascist card is used to intimidate republicans. nazism, after all, is the ultimate form of hate and the association with it is the ultimate hate crime. it has turned the tables on the left. they are the ones who do bullying and intimidation tactics to subscribe to a fascist ideology. in a sentence before, you said: somebody that is the ultimate hate crime. do you fear that you are doing exactly what you condemn democrats for

he was delighted to get the support of the ku klux klan la st get the support of the ku klux klan last they see him as one of their own, he has an unhealthy accession with going to war, possibly nuclear war! around himself with the far right, not a surprise that he failed to condemn neo—nazis, the surprise is perhaps that now, there is something positive, it is that he can be talked around, and i'm thinking about north korea, obviously, hopefully saner heads can clear him —— steer him away. interesting story about this... facing collapse, learn direct... after they got a blasting from ofsted for their training reform. —— learn direct. we can onlyjust now find out about it, heroically they have had a legal case against ofsted to prevent this being released, which has onlyjust been overturned. rememberthis, which has onlyjust been overturned. remember this, learn direct, which has onlyjust been overturned. rememberthis, learn direct, from the early 20005, you could do apprenticeships, 5et the early 20005, you could do apprenticeships, set up by a labour government, privatised in 2011, to

saturday's leader of the ku klux klan. satu rday‘s protest leader of the ku klux klan.est was prompted by plans to remove the statute of the confederate general robert e lee and grouping him with founding president sue he said had also owned slaves, president trump wondered what would be next. i noticed stonewall jackson is coming down. is it george washington next week and john that —— thomas jefferson washington next week and john that —— thomasjefferson the week after? you have to ask yourself, whether is it stop? police forces around the country are bracing for similar protests a nd country are bracing for similar protests and there is concern his latest remarks might serve to embolden certain elements at those protests. rescue workers in sierra leone have recovered almost 400 bodies after a massive mudslide near the capital, freetown. but the authorities fear another 600 are still missing. homes were engulfed by mud and water when part of a mountain collapsed on monday morning. thousands have been left homeless. greg dawson reports they may still be hoping to find

white nationalists, nazi, ku klux klan and then speaking of the use of prosecutorial resources and that he as president is going to lead, not follow on this issue. in other words, not follow the first lady. not follow other members of -- members of congress, not follow the rest of the country in condemning this for what it is which is to say an act of domestic terrorism in a wonderful community of charlottesville, virginia. so the point being, his remarks were abysmal because he tried to engage in compromise. he tried to equivocate, he tried to make peace with his base and steve bannon, instead of being concerned about the american public about american citizens being preyed upon by the white nationalists in their midst. he had an opportunity to step up, man up, he in fact engaged in a fact of moral cowardice for which he should apologize. the way he can make amends is by addressing this issue squarely and calling it out for what it is. you -- >> cornell, let me ask you this. i hear that you're getting really working up. this is personal, this means a lot to you. it almost sounds to me

racist groups chancing juma crowes will not replace us, carrying ku klux klan style torches, althoughching to the slogan white lives matter. yesterday the president blamed both sides for the violence that ensued. you had a group on one side and a group on the other and they came at each other, and it was vicious and horrible, horrible thing to watch, but there was another side. there was a group on this side. there was a group on this side. you just called them the left. they came violently attacking the other group. so you can say what you wa nt other group. so you can say what you want but that's the way it is. it's true, there was violence on both sides, but the race hate protesters came told up for trouble. many carried guns. this is in the army but right wing militia that turned up, with weaponry. most had class, helmets and shields with white supremacist insignia. the antiracism demonstrators were not organised. they were mostly local people among whom a small core had come to fight. but donald trump seeming to draw a moral equivalence between swastika carrying neo—nazis and ant

rolling broke out as far right groups including the ku klux klan we re groups including the ku klux klansed the crowd but the day would not end peacefully. a car, at speed, rammed into protesters. the crash killed 32—year—old heather hier who had fought racism all her life. police have charged 20—year—old james feels with second—degree murder. 0ne have charged 20—year—old james feels with second—degree murder. one of the organisers of the far right rally try to hold a press conference but he was heckled, almost. rally try to hold a press conference but he was heckled, almostlj rally try to hold a press conference but he was heckled, almost. i would like to condemn any of the violence that yesterday. i disavow anything that yesterday. i disavow anything that led to folks getting hurt. shame! shame! as the crowd shouted him down, he tried to leave. but instead he was forced to flee. police moved in to keep the protesters back. these people felt that bigotry has no place in the streets of charlottesville, but this could be any town, any city across america. an example of the simmering racia

the white has hit back saying the president's statement included all extremist groups including the kulux klan and the neo—nazis. the chancellor and the international trade secretary, say the government will seek a transition period to help businesses adjust after brexit. defiance from the defeated candidate in kenya's disputed presidential election —— raila odinga calls on his supporters not to go to work on monday. also in the next hour, sir mo farah scales new heights as he waves goodbye to his illustrious track career. it was a frustrating final race, with mo missing out on gold at the world athletics championships. but elation for great britain's 4 by 100 metres relay team who stormed to victory. a trade for stargazers as the meteor shower at lit up the sky with hundreds of shooting stars —— a treat for stargazers. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a man has been charged with murder after a car was driven into a crowd in the american city of charlottesville killing one woman and injuring nineteen people. the attack followed a day of violence in the city involving white natio

he was a high official in the ku klux klan. i'm not quoting the progressive historian, the ku klux klan was quote for 30 years, the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate to the democratic national convention, the republican shut down the clan and woodrow wilson -- it was a. [inaudible] now will look at ragtag guys and said they endorsed trump because they don't have a job. and he wants to make america great again. no, the clan has mac shall history. the history is closely connected to the history of the democratic party. i will leave it at that. >> one section from your book, you write the fascism card is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans for fear of it being branded. nancy is some is the ultimate form of hate and the ultimate hate crime. in this book i turn the tables and show that they, not chop by the real fascists. they use intimidation tactics to subscribe to a full blown fascist ideology. you said calling some of that is the ultimate hate crime. do you fear that you are then doin

the other thing is because the ku klux klan that keeps coming up all the time and seems to be lining up in politics again, where i'm hearing democrats say is,bad the clan is -- klan and the republicans ought to be changing their way on that because the democratic party established the ku klux klan as a paramilitary organization in the reconstruction years. when we hear about these 2000 lynchings taking place, some 300 of them were whites -- i am quoting from memory, i and old current need help -- these guys lynched largely because they had a different political view. host: on the republican line, what are your thoughts, bob? caller: good morning. i would like america to be reminded that hate comes in every color. i grew up with the black panthers carrying guns in our area, hollering threats to white people. hate should be protected by the first amendment like the gentleman said, as long as there are no guns or violence, and it creates havoc in north carolina. i saw it, i pushed -- they pushed him. i hate nazi's and. -- nazis and my grandparents grew up in that. we need to protect our

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people turned up in the town, in charlottesville, ku klux klan supporters.ouble. a group of people objected to their presence. there was no equivalence between both sides. i think everyone has to condemn the whole idea you can have a return to white supremacist rule anywhere in the united states. what was the civil rights movement all about question what is the life of martin luther king is all about? what was the achievements of the kennedy administration all about and thejohnson kennedy administration all about and the johnson administration in bringing about the civil rights act? there can be no return to the days ofjim crow. eye—macro what does the latest set of statements by donald trump say about his fitness to get a state visit to the uk? i don't think there is a state visit any time soon coming along. i think when racism raises its head, in any place, any form, anywhere, it is up to all the last two condemn it and call out for what it is. west midlands police have arrested the brother of the man already arrested in connection with the kidnapping of t

the ku klux klan has a history closely connected to the democratic party. "the fascismte card is used to intimidate -- thecans to denounce ultimate hate crime. in this book i turn the tables on the democratic left and show they are the real festus who use not to bullying and intimidation tactics to subscribe to a full-blown fascist ideology. you said calling someone that is the ultimate hate crime p or do you feel you condemn democrats for icing they are the nazis and the fascists? the tables,turning nazismo not use no , not referring to some vague definition that is not really right. it is commonly said that donald --mp is a fascist the case fascist because he is an ultranationalist. gandhi was a nationalist. mandela was a nationalist. how do we get a wrong definition? after world war ii when fascism was stained with a holocaust, those coming to the academy and the media knew it fascism was that they said fascism has always been on the left. we need to move it into the right-wing column. i am attacking at historical revisionism that moved it from the left-

look. >> what are your views on the ku klux klan and watch it from?> i totally disavow the ku klux klan. i totally disavow david duke. i've been doing it now for two weeks, you're probably about the 18th person that asked me to question. i didn't even know he endorsed me. i disavow. >> david duke announced his senate candidacy claiming your agenda for his own, essentially saying glad that you -- newt gingrich said every republican should repudiate this guy. >> and i do, rebuked. >> what you see is the biggest problem with the reform party right now? >> you've got david duke, a bigot, a racist, a problem. this is not exactly the people you want in your party. >> sean: bigot, racist, rebuked, repudiate, want nothing to do with. president trump and the people that voted for him and support his agenda, they don't like racist, they don't like bigots, they do not like what went on in charlottesville. conservatives that i have known my whole life, republicans like norma holick, people like me. the forgotten men and women, the people that are out of work. wha

hablar del hecho por primera vez el presidente trump no condenÓ a los grupos supremacistas neonazis o kueron manifestaciÓn, pero en boston considerada la cuna de los estadounidenses mÁs de 40.000 personas salieron a las calles para manifestarse contra los grupos de odios. >> mÁs de 40.000 es espectacular. >> el presidente trump felicitÓ a la ciudad por rechazar las expresiones mÁs existas y supremacistas a pesar que la protesta tambiÉn estaba dirigida en su contra. >> para analizar las hechos le quiero dar la bienvenida a josÉ dante parra y desde texas la analista republicana adriana, a ambos gracias por estar con nosotros, vamos contigo josÉ esto que ha pasado del pasado fin de semana y ahora en estos dÍas tambiÉn resurgen estas tan oscuras partes de la sociedad estadounidense ¿por quÉ, que estamos viendo? >> yo creo que estamos viendo, yo creo que es parte del malestar que el cambio demogrÁfico ha venido produciendo en diferentes sectores del paÍs y tristemente el presidente trump no le ha dado el manejo a premiado en lugar de bajar los Ánimos mas bien le ha echado mÁs leÑa al fuego, e

. >>> and a local priest who admitted to a past live with the ku klux klan, new details could ex explain why he came forward when he did. . >>> good echg, ten families tonight are preparing to hear the worst about their sons and daughters serving in the u.s. navy. >> and one of those families lives here in montgomery county. this is a picture of electronics technician second class kevin booshle. he served on the uss john mccain. he's one of the sailors missing after a collision in singapore. >> reporter: all of gaithersburg sending positive thoughts to this young man's family page three weeks ago, a imagine that would make any family proud, kevin bushel on the on patrol in the east china sea. the 2009 graduate join the navy not long after graduation. the collision on monday between the john mccain and the oil and chemical tanker tore a large hole in the side of the navy ship. they are looking into multiple possible igts of what happened. navy divers wound some remains inside the mccain. when they accessed the flooded compartment. the family has issued a statement saying our family asks f

this was 1924, ku klux klan was absolutely asen decend ent in t 1920s. the film came out and swept the nation, helping to revilify the klan in the old days. the klan got more wind in their sails when they became one of major powers pushing for prohibition. looking back on prohibition, it seems like u one of the more unlikely things in american history we ever would have decided, to ban alcohol as a country, really, we decided that? but an unsung but important part of why that happened was the klan supporting prohibition. and by the time the democratic party was making this hard choice of who to pick to be their nominee for president in 1924, the klan thought it should have a say. the klan was big enough, confident enough, wide spread enough in terms of their reach that they thought they should get to make the call for the democratic presidential nominee. and the two front runners were that guy william gibbs mcdue and al smith. and for the klan that was an easy pick was al smith was a catholic. and the klan was as anti-catholic as they were aant met tick

back to that story where donald trump has explicitly criticise groups such as the ku klux klan.t, professor of history and italian studies at new york university and an expert on fascist and authoritarian regimes. donald trump says racism is evil, those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. he seems pretty clear. he says that neo nazis and white supremacists are repugnant but all of this after he was criticised for being too equivocal. that is right. it is better now than never. but it is a bit of a strategic thing in my opinion rather than a pronunciation of these groups. he did not see that he d isavows groups. he did not see that he disavows their support, what he said was that they are repugnant. he knows that if violence continues to go on like we saw last weekend, because the old rite is not going away and it has more rallies planned, that he will be in hot water so it is best to see something. what about the sort of people we are talking about, support him specifically? many of them. let's not forget that. he consciously quoted these people as far back a

american should be distressed that it took so long for the president of the united states to condemn the kux klan and neo-nazis after demonstrations which resulted in death in charlottesville, virginia. >> reporter: tonight police in charlottesville vowing to make more arrests as they pore over videos of the violent clashes from the weekend. >> we're all still grieving in charlottesville, we're still praying, but we're also starting to get back on our feet and look toward the future. >> reporter: the country now struggling to do the same. for "nightline" i'm eva pilgrim in charlottesville, virginia. >>> when we come back, we'll take you inside the ideologies now polarizing america. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay. then it hit me... managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor, i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease even after trying other medications. in clinical studies, the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many ach