at adl, we found multiple partners. i still believe that effective countermeasures and counternarratives come through work with law enforcement. that is important. we heard about it on the panel today. an informed law enforcement entity, the agencies, the more they know not just about the communities but about the actual threats, that is where adl steps in because of our research. if we take the threat of white supremacists and right-wing extremists and look at the amount of murders in this country in the past 10 years. 95% of murders against americans, including law enforcement, have been caused at the hands of right-wing extremists. we have to remember that fact when we are coming up with strategies. that does not mean that we can deal with these various different movements at the same time. while we have to recognize the diversity of the threats, we also have to recognize that each threat requires a unique set of remedies and strategies to combat them. dealing with the sovereign citizen movement, which is likely to b

at adl, we found multiple partners.l believe that effective countermeasures and counter narratives is through work with law enforcement. we heard about it on the panel today. and informed law enforcement entity, the more they know not just about the communities but about the actual threats, that is where adl steps in because of our research. if we take the threat of white supremacists and right-wing extremists and look at the amount of murders in this country in the past 10 years. 95% of murders against americans , including law enforcement have been caused at the hands of right-wing extremist. we have to remember that fact we are coming up with strategies. that does not mean that we can deal with these various different movements at the same time. while we have to recognize the diversity of the threats, we also have to recognize that each threat requires a unique set of remedies and strategies to combat them. dealing with a sovereign citizen movement, which is likely to become a competition with a law-enforcement offic

if it did pass, adults 21 years adle older could possess an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants at home. a baltimore democrat is sponsoring this bill. he had tried this twice before and it was defeated twice before. right now governor larry hogan says he's against the proposals. medical marijuana, however, is already legal in maryland. >>> if you are in favor of recreational marijuana, alaska became the third state to legalize it now. supporters say they do not expect public celebrations because it is still illegal to smoke pot in public there. what exactly that means, though, has led to some widespread confusion because lawmakers left it up to the alcohol regulatory board to define what is public and what is not. the board is meeting today to try to come up with more clear answers on that. >>> a raging fire in philadelphia is finally under control and if you look at the video, you can see the flames shooting out of the roof of the three-story building which is in the kensington neighborhood of philadelphia. the building is not far from an elevated subway which is scary but no o

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egypt does these strikes, adl strikes. -- a day of strikes. say officially it's not a part of the us coalition. we have an isis problem in north africa. they are asking the us for help. getting a mixed response. things have been tense since the overthrown. you have in egypt egypt that is trying to confront the spread of isis. at the same time, a tense elation ship. the u.s. military response is that we should not exaggerate the isis threat. they are exploiting the jihadi groups already there. they are using isis rather than actively joining the islamic state. it's true now, but it can change quickly when you have two ungoverned spaces that are riddled, riddled, with jihadists. >> how would you sum up where we are in this? i must say, i'm the only one that remembers vietnam. vietnam was the good news that we always got, it was never quite as good as we were told that it was, and the bad news was always worse than we were told it was. how do you think the situation is right now? are we winning this war? are we holding them in place? we just had

want to take a look at the policy and what happens over time can you even draw a correlation to the adl that they support bigger welfare or policy? and no. you can. it is the opposite effect and continuing so you have a law to explain if your goal is that. as a californian who escaped serfdom to make it out to virginia look at the political history it was never conservative. they have always had a large welfare state in zero ways gun restrictions that had more than almost anyone in the united states thinks to governor ronald reagan but in registration -- regina there is no registration for me such a thing it was it suddenly due to immigration is not true but that it was by the g.o.p. committee in political suicide by blaming immigrants for all the problems which was not true if you look at the data but it has a wonderfully fact to turn people off of the political party it is very difficult for political party to gain broad long-term support but it seems very easy for them to hurt themselves to be very opposed to immigration and i think i saw that in california to you jump-start assimila

that's been a critical partner for adl as well. and, finally i have to say at the end of the day what's the most effective way to sort of walk somebody off that ledge? you can share information with law enforcement. you can share a strategy with the tech industry. but when you have your own peers who are willing to not only identify a problem but have the courage to step up that's part of this narrative as well. so or educational programs where we go to schools to try to train them not to be innocent bystanders that they have a voice starting at the age of eight and nine. if you see something you can say something as well. it's not just a law enforcement mantra. you see someone getting bullied, you see someone being stereotyped in a negative way well, even at that age we are trying thing you could do something about it. because of that valley of not being a bystander of having a voice, using positive speech to combat negative speech that's what we're talking about in this arena of countering violent extremism. so we have to start y