they were chanting u.s.a. they were chanting trump. people are so excited.ust saw one guy in the stands using a trump campaign sign as an air guitar. so as the president gets closer, people are getting really antsy. president trump has in west virginia the highest net approval rating of any state in the country, according to gallup and this is his crowd. everybody that we have spoken to said that they have wanted to see him. they never had the chance when he was running or the other times he has been here. they will get a chance tonight. and, again, the big news that we expect is the governor switching parties from blue to red, which is a positive headline for the president who today has also been taking credit for the stock market hitting 22,000 yesterday, he says it's happening because is he cutting so many regulations. dana? >> dana: all right, peter, thank you so much. it sounds very fun there in west virginia. but now to the other big story breaking tonight. the white house responding to reporting from the "wall street journal" that special counsel robe

chanting: united! cheering.r, from what country, from what city. we are gathering around one flag and this is it. cheering. football bringing happiness. now one for all the fans of the king of rock and roll. this is of course the elvis of asia competition in the philippines capital manila. twenty three enthusiasts from across the continent put on their blue suede shoes, combed their sideburns and shook their hips all in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the death of elvis presley. that's left me all shook up. that's left me all shook hello again. saturday was another day of sunshine and showers, showers particularly frequent across more northern parts of the uk. in scotland, many of them were heavy and thundery. this is one of the clouds working across the skyline of argyll and bute, a big cumulonimbus cloud working into the scottish highlands. some beautiful pictures there. a few showers left over across north—western scotland, for most, a dry start to day. these kind of temperatures first thing in the mor

there are sort of competing chants.any given moment you can hear nazi go home, there are a ton of different chants going on drowning each other right. there are periodically groups of masked people who walk through the crowds. >> who are those masked people, evan, can you tell? >> reporter: i think many of them are antifa, anti-fascists. there is an anti-fascist movement here but they're just walking with signs and chanting. they're not doing anything at the moment. >> so if you have to put it in a word, does it seem peaceful at this point with the intent of remaining so? >> reporter: um, there is a lot of anger in the crowd. people are yelling at each other. these are obviously deeply personal issues for people and you can see as they clash that it is very hard for people to listen to some of the free speech rally folks. i should say the free speech rally folks, they're not -- as they speak, they say we disavow white supremacy, we disavow nazis, all these different things. but then you also hear the creep of white peop

chanting: united! cheering.hat city. we are gathering around one flag and this is it. cheering. football bringing happiness. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @alpapatel. hello again. saturday was another day of sunshine and showers, showers frequent across more northern parts of the uk in scotland. some of them we re of the uk in scotland. some of them were heavy and boundary. this is one of the clouds working across the skyline of argyll and bute, a big queue nearly nimbus cloud working into the scottish highlands. some beautiful pictures there. a few showers left over across north—western scotland, foremost, a dry start to day. these kind of temperatures first thing in the morning. our weather today is going to be influenced by this. this hurricane was to the east of the united states, but since then it has moved north, and it has been ripped apart by the strong winds of the jet stream. it is now racing across the atla ntic stream. it is now racing across the atlan

chanting: czechoslovakia must be free!ers who died on board the kursk. we're all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is bbc news. the latest headlines: spain's government says the terror cell behind last week's attacks has been dismantled, but the hunt continues for a key suspect. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of boston to protest against a far—right rally in the city. let's stay with that story. earlier, i spoke to rinaldo del gallo, who is a lawyer. he ran for the senate as a bernie sanders progressive, and he's fought for, amongst other things, transgender rights. he was due to speak at the free speech rally, and explained why he didn't. well, what happened, gavin, is the police basically did not allow me to approach the — the stage and speak. i went around, i w

under president trump -- [chanting "usa" ] >> under president trump we're rebuilding our military and restoring the arsenal of democracy. and this president's signed the largest increase in military spending in a decade. president trump is the best friend the armed forces the united states will ever have. and faced the courage of the american soldier and the commander-in-chief. isis is on theun we're giving our soldiers in afghanistan the support and tools to win. and under president trump we're supporting the men and women of law enforcement as never before. including the brave men and women of the united states customs and border protection. he already signed the largest increase and border crossings are already down nearly 50%. and since day one of our administration president trump has been fighting every day for american jobs and american workers and optimism is sweeping across the country. businesses large and small have created more than 1 million new jobs this year. unemployment hasn't been this low in 16 years and more americans are working than ever before. president trump i

"jews will not replace us' chanting "blood and soil". reaction has been sharp with top republicans. paul ryan tweeted this bigotry is counter to all the country stands for. this can be no moral ambiguity. former g.o.p. presidential candidate john kasich, let's get real. there is no moral equivalency to -- joining us in the panel sara sidner and joseph pena. does it make sense to you that the president of the united states is praising a bunch of good people who are out there on friday night who are those people with tiki torches chanting horrible things saying there were bad ones the next day, but friday night, those were the good ones when we saw what they were chanting? >> the answer is no. who are these good people he's talking about? who in that crowd said good unifying things? they went after jews, gays, they chanted horrible things and scared the hell out of people in charlottesville and anyone watching that. people were tweeting. they were scared. people who have been through this before are terrified and their children are now afr

chanting: no tinc por, no tinc por! "we are not afraid", they chant.vious 2a hours of violence were shocking. this, a street in the coastal town of cambrils. a terror suspect is cornered, and he is wearing what police believe is a suicide belt. they decide there is only one course of action. the dead man was one of five who tried to mow people down in a car on the nearby seafront. all the attackers were shot by police, and investigators now believe they were part of a terrorist cell of 8—12 people, some of whom were in this house, 120 miles from barcelona the night before, when a blast killed one person and injured seven others. it is thought explosive devices were being prepared, as well as the blueprint for barcelona's las ramblas attack. nick mouncey and stephanie walton from lincoln were caught up in the panic, as a white van ploughed into the path of hundreds of people. they ran for cover into a nearby cafe. the only thing that was going through my head was, like, the paris and the london attacks, where the attackers would come through, like, rest

[chanting] >> president trump: how did he get in there?re talking about the massive crowds that are going to be outside. where are they? it's hot out. it is hot. i think it's too warm. they show up in the helmets in the black masks. they've got clubs and they've got everything. antifa! on august 14th, that was it. i said all people, i love all people. everything. right? now i figure, i will do it again and i will be even more specific. i said based on the events that took place over the last weekend in charlottesville, i would like to provide the nation with an update. that was right after the event. the first one, right? an update on ongoing federal response to the horrific attack and violence that was witnessed by everybody. to everyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered. that's what i said. listen to that. i said that but they don't show that. they don't show it. they will take one thing like, seriously, "he was late" was the best thing. anyone who acted

>> i don't think anybody chanting those things is a very fine person. period. >> tom bossert, thank you. >> thank you. >>> "the roundtable" coming up.

[crowd chanting u.s.a."] vice president pence: that's also why the president knows when we're united there's nothing we can't accomplish together. tonight you'll hear the president speak about his vision to make america great again. the reason this president also wanted you to hear from these three great leaders is because president donald trump knows the greatest source of america's strength, it's in the hearts and minds and the unity f the american people. and our president knows, as the old book says, that if his people who are called by his name will humble themselves and pray, he'll hear from heaven nd he'll heal this land. as america heard last night, president trump believes with all his heart in his words that love for america requires love for all its people. he said when we open our hearts to patriotism, there's no room for prejudice, no place for bigotry, no tolerance of hate. and so with gratitude for his courage, for his vision and for his unrelenting determination to make these united states of

they had an order to the chants. there was no mistaking o someone wandering up and accidentally getting involved in this. >> so there's that. the president said he wasn't establishing an equivalency, but he sure does seem to be pointing the finger at a lot of other counterprotesters who the president said they didn't have a permit to protest who the nazis did. another republican senator, tim scott of south carolina also weighed in today with this criticism of the president. >> what we want to see from our president is clarity and moral authority. that moral authority is come prpr promiezed when that happens. >> it was said he was misguided. the president pushed it further, trying to refocus on it. saying, quote, sad to see the culture of our great country with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments, he tweeted. you can't change history, but you can learn from it. who's next. washington, jefferson. so foolish. also he goes on, the beauty of our statues will be taken out of towns an never replaced. that was

they had an order to the chants. there was no mistaking. there's no innocent people accidently getting involved in this. >> there wasn't a contingent of civil war history buffs who came later and happened to stumble in on this neo nazi march. everybody was there knew exactly what they were doing? >> reporter: that's right. they had a set time. they lined up. everyone got in line. they got their torches. we saw them snake all the way through the field. it was very clear that they had planned this. >> i just want to play another clip from your extraordinary reporting for our viewers. >> the car that struck a protester, that's unprovoked. >> that's not true, and you know it's not true. you've seen the video. >> i've seen a video. i don't know much about it. can you describe what the video appears to show? >> the video appears to show someone striking that vehicle, when these animals attacked him again, and he saw no way to get away from them except to hit the gas. and sadly, because our rivals are a bunch of stupid animals who don't pay attent

they chant racist slogans.a young woman is killed in broad daylight in an attack like the ones we've seen isis carry out. a car plaus into people trying to stand up against hate. today we learned more how the president of the united states sees those events. >> what about the alt left that came charging them excuse me. what about the alt left that came charging at as you say the alt-right. do they have any semblance of guilt? >> sir, sir. >> let me ask you this. what about the fact they came charging with clubs in their hands swinging clubs. do they have any problem? i think they do. so you know, as far as i'm concerned, that was a horrible, horrible day. wait a minute. i'm not finished. i'm not finished, fake news. that was a horrible day. >> protesters on the same level as neo-nazis? >> i will tell you something. i watched those very closely. much more closely than you people watched it. and you have -- you will a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent.

crowd chants. no tinc por!med into pedestrians on the main tourist street here on las ramblas. a woman has died after a similar attack in cambrils — spanish police say they have shot dead five suspected terrorists. three people have been arrested — a teenager aged just 17 is suspected to be the driver of las ramblas van. police say the attacks are linked — and are looking at a terror cell of 8—12 people. good afternoon and welcome to bbc newsroom live. spanish police say they have shot dead five suspected terrorists in the seaside resort of cambrils overnight, after a second attack in the country within 12 hours. the men, who were reported to be wearing fake explosive belts, were killed after driving into a group of people, including a police officer. a woman has died from her injuries. italian tourist bruno gulotta has been named as one of the victims killed on the ramblas. the attack in cambrils happened just hours after 13 people were killed and almost 100 injured in barcelona, after a van was driven into pe

they were chanting blood -- they were chanting, you will not replace us. they were chanting, jews will not replace us. they were chanting white lives matter. and for over 30 minutes, we were not allowed to leave the church. when we were finally allowed to leave, we could not go out the front door for fear that we would be assaulted. we were ushered out the side door, and the back, into alleys this is america in 2017. and i would not have believed it, when we were trying to do an interview. i'm from birmingham, alabama. this is not the first time i've seen klan rallies. it is not the first time i've seen klan parades. but when i tell you that we got in a car to leave and had to drive through this mob which was then on the sidewalks, and not in the street. when i tell that you i wept as i saw people who had exchanged sheets for polos and oxfords, many of them were wearing the make america great baseball cap, holding baseball bats in one arm and torches in the other. it is unconscionable that this president would suggest that that was a deserved thing that ha

here are the protesters from friday night. [ chanting ] ♪ blood and soil blood and soil [ chanting ]hearing of course is a chant of blood and soil which was the slogan of the agricultural department of nazi germany of the government of hitlerme hitlerme hitler, as may -- a man doing civil rights work all of your life, when did you think when you heard that being chanted on the streets of an american city. >> when i heard it from my dear sister, one of the organizers there, it was quite troubling but as we continue to sew this kite of hateful rhetoric and you move people to this place, my condolences to the person who died today and those who are hurt. but it says something that this was a strategy, an alt right strategy. and it is not just hate. this was spg planned, and when you look at the people involved, richard spencer, matt kimba and david duke and how they are using this moment in history to spur white nationalism, it should be deeply concerning to all of us. but joy, i heard the president today. and the president cannot condemn the actions, which everybody condemns and not ow

and i understand they chanted that and also reportedly chanted, "jews will not replace us."oing to show some of that and get your response. [ chanting: jews will not replace us ] >> so you witnessed them friday night and your eyewitness account was that they were physically menacing? >> they were physically menacing. they had torches in one hand. most all of the ones i saw were carrying torches. some of them had bats in the other hands. they came to cause trouble. >> and the other person i want to give some coverage to, as you know, there's so much to this, with reverend, but i know you're probably familiar with deandre harris, and we're going to show some of the attacks on him. which, again, when people talk about one side or multiple sides, the account here, you'll see him, he's on the ground and you have multiple individuals, white protesters there. he's in the middle of that melee i'm showing to the audience, repeatedly beaten by people in fatigues, three to four at a time. he's there in the middle, he's trying to get away, blood on his face. this was an account taken by

[cheers and applause] [chanting] usa! usa! usa! medal of honor from president harry truman for his actions in iwo jima. woods is last surviving marine who received a medal of ho honor in world war ii, we honor you, salute and you we thank you for what you have done for all of us, thank you, woody. now we must protect the birth right of freedom that patriots like jim and woody have earned from us with their blood. their sweat, their tears, their hard work and their bravery, all across the country, americans are coming together with one simple goal, make america great again. [cheers and applause] the stock market reached another all-time, in history, all-time high today. boosting the retirement savings, hopefully of everyone in this room. have you all been helped? i think so. unemployment is at a 16 year lo low. but don't forget, and i will never forget, the millions and millions of people out there that want jobs. they don't register on the unemployment roles, because they gave up looking for jobs. so i accept the number, but honest

[chanting] applause]d president trump: economic growth has surged to 2.6% nationwide. have to understand what that means. nobody thought that number was going to happen. and at 3% growth in west virginia. i wonder how that happened. 3% growth. west virginia, you are leading the average. when was the last time you heard that, west virginia? you are leading the country's average. remember i told you don't sell your homes. don't sell your homes. you are doing great. i'm so proud of you. you know, we won the state by 42 points. can you believe that? 42 points. i asked your republican party leader how would we be doing today versus november 8 and -- election day. he said honestly, president trump, you are doing better. i said better? 42 points -- since our election, not mine, since our election, we've added more than 1 million new jobs. and the good news keeping on pouring in. in fact, we have a very important announcement to make tonight. does anybody know what that announcement is? does anybody know what that announcement is? we have a very, very large announcement. do yo

chanting: united! cheering. cheering. now, one for fans of the king of rock‘n‘roll... this is the elvis of asia competition in the philippines. twenty three enthusiasts from across the continent put on their blue suede shoes, combed their sideburns and shook their hips. now how do you take your tea? well in hong kong apparently it has to be with milk and strained through a silk stocking. in fact this has become part of hong kongs rich food heritage — but who makes it the best? well this years milk tea championship was won by a team from shanghai. well done to them. time for a look at the weather. hello again. saturday was another day of sunshine and showers, showers particularly frequent across more northern parts of the uk. in scotland, many of them were heavy and thundery. this is one of the clouds working across the skyline of argyll and bute, a big cumulonimbus cloud working into the scottish highlands. some beautiful pictures there. a few showers left over across north—western scotland, for most, a dry star

they were waving confederate flags, chanting nazi slogans, carrying shields. statuenverged on the lee and began chanting phrases like "you will not replace us," and us." will not replace groups quickly surrounded the spirituals, chanting and carrying their own signs. it started peacefully with the white nationalists gathering outside of downtown and the counterdemonstrators, including a harvard university professor, gathered at the first baptist church, a historically african-american church, and professor west had said he had come bearing witness to love and justice in the face of white supremacy. the new york times writes that by 11:00 a.m., both groups had made their way to the park and the scene had grown into outright brawling. we go to anthony on the independent line. caller: how are you doing today? one ofthe problems is the earlier callers asked us to support the white supremacists. men994, hundreds of white marched on a church on the campus of the university of virginia, where protesters were and they wanted to intimidate these people. anybody did not

kennedy: obviously there are a lot of signs and chants.re any of the trump supporters engage the trump supporters? reporter: they did initially when they were parked and waiting in line. but there is a lady over there, occasionally somebody will come and wave their arms and take a picture saying hey, smile at them and laugh at them, that sort of thing. sit just strikes me how divide we are here. you have got folks on one side quite happy with their attitude and opinion, and on the other side just as intense and happy with their opinion. this is real division. i don't think there is any other way to look at it. you see someone with a president trump flag and a banner, and the banners are on both sides. this is america, 2017. kennedy: the signs of the time. thank you. as you may recall, build that wall was one of the signature chants at president trump's campaign rallies. earlier today the president visited a marine corps base where the border patrol launches some of its operations. but building the wall and securing the border won't be easy

people are chanting in catalan, iam not way, too., too. people are chanting in catalan, i am not afraid. this is about remembrance. some of the families of the 15 victims are here in the crowd. it is also about defiance, in the wake of those terror attacks. but there is political tension here, too. there are some spanish flags behind me. and in the context of catalonian politics, that is creating some tension because there is a referendum due to be held by the autonomous catalan government in a month and the spanish government says that referendum will be illegal. yesterday, the spanish prime minister, mariano rajoy, calling for political unity in the wa ke calling for political unity in the wake of the attacks. the atmosphere isn't upbeat, but it isn't downbeat 01’ isn't upbeat, but it isn't downbeat or sombre, either. north korea has fired three short—range ballistic missiles, according to the american military. two of the missiles failed in flight, the third blew up almost immediately after it was launched. the latest firings come

tonight those here chanted anti-facist rhymes and held signs. (jr stone) and for more information on this story you can go to kron4 dot com... we have details on the suspect, and the woman who died... as well as a timeline of what happened... be sure to download the free kron 4 mobile app to stay up to date on all the latest breaking news, weather and traffic. (jrstone) chp is now recommending that the two men who climbed up the golden gate bridge earlier this year...be charged. wisconsin residents-- peter keurer and thomas rector-- ratted themselves out when they posted a video of their stunts on youtube. authorities discovered the video in may. it shows the two men doing flips and somersaults and even handing by their fingertips without any safety equipment. chp now wants men to be charged with one count of misdemeanor trespassing. illegally climbing the golden gate bridge can land you up to one year in jail. the crash happened just after midnight. a fire station is less than a block away and the fire fighters were woken up by the sound of the

some people chanting at and of course people chanting at and of course people with small children andnts particularly concerned. the emergency services doing their best to reach everybody. louisiana becoming the focus now because forecasts say that the weather is starting to improve in texas. in his team, for example, sun is predicted in the days ahead. the focus is on louisiana where flash flood warnings remain in place for parts of the southern part of that state and southern mississippi. clearly, very much an ongoing situation and a great deal of help and support needed for people in those states. a judge has said there were no concerns about the welfare of a christian girl said to have been fostered by a muslim family, when she was assessed by an independent guardian. the girl, aged five, was placed in the care of her grandmother today. tower hamlets, the local authority responsible for the girl's welfare, has raised concerns about the reporting of the case. joining us now is our correspondent adina campbell. tell us more about this. the judge has come to the decision to put the c

] ♪ [ crowd chanting ] >> the cold war never ended in miami.f cuba to get him to freedom. of course we're going to hold that child. because we don't want him to go back. [ singing in foreign language ] >> we need him here. >> i think he should stay here with the family. he has no future. he's got no life in cuba. >> the mother died to be free. that is what she wanted in the last moment. >> we have a role to play in protecting freedom. when people risk everything to come, even if they're a 5-year-old kid, they ought to be allowed to stay. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] >> relatives of elian gonzalez say they saw a different side of the 6-year-old, a boy simply filled with joy and happiness at the disney world visit. the family spokesman said he showed some lingering signs of his ordeal at sea when he went on the it's a small world water ride. >> he was a little frightened on the boat and asked the question is this boat going to sink? >> toys for a tot torn between two countries. elian gonzalez officially captivated a community. [ speaking forei

they yelled, chanted racist slogans.ng woman is killed in broad daylight in an attack like the ones we've seen isis carries out. today, we learned more about how the president of the united states sees those events. >> what about the alt-left that came charging at the, as you say, the alt-right, do they have any semblance of guilt? let me ask you this, what about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs, do they have any problem? i think they do. as far as i'm concerned, that was a horrible, horrible day. wait a minute, i'm not finished, fake news. that was a horrible day. [ inaudible question ] i will tell you something. i watched this very closely, much more closely than you people watched it. and you have -- you had a group on one side that was bad, and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent. and nobody wants to say that. but i'll say it right now. you had a group -- you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit, and they were very, ver

"blood and soil," chanting "jews will not replace us."bi, as a person of faith, when you heard the president say that there were good people there in that crowd, is it possible for good people to march with torches chanting those things? >> yeah. i was -- i was actually inside the church while that march was taking place. we were part of a very, very broad interfaith service b

[applause] [chanting] [applause] sen. warren: before i begin, i what to say a word about daca that was just discussed. you know, the fights that we fight for, they matter. in 2012, because of the persistence of many of you in this room, 800,000 young men and women were protected from deportation because of you. because of your work. [applause] and because of daca, dreamers who are as american as you and me, were promised a chance. they were promised a chance to work, a chance to live without being in fear of being ripped away from family and friends and the home that most of them have known. they chance to build a future. and now president trump will make a decision. the future of the dreamers hangs in the balance. on this tuesday, august 15, people are mobilizing to protect dreamers, so let's not sit back. let's stand together and to say, president trump, let the dreamers staying. they are our friends, our family and our future. chance tomers the build their dreams. that is what we want to do. [applause] you bet. yeah. t

[chanting] >> reporter: hundreds gathered in oakland. they made signs with messages of hope and unity. >> we will light these candles. >> reporter: they held a candlelight vigil for heather heyer. she was killed in charlottesville. >> we are in solidarity for those who were hurt. we will mobilize people to know that this is not normal and not okay. >> reporter: the mood at the rally was different and somber and reverent. they had an urgent call to action. >> what will we do when hate comes to the bay? [chanting] >> reporter: in san jose, 120 people gathered with the message of resistance and solidarity. >> we will push back. we will be in the streets and show people. we won't wait until we get angry to make a difference. we won't wait until violence happens! we need to do something! >> reporter: the scene was the same in san francisco where almost 400 people rallied at city hall to hold signs and voice concerns. [chanting] >> reporter: many of the groups who took to the streets were gathered because of the alt reich organization that had

people were chanting tear it down at one point. they were chanting black lives matter . they spoke out against the kkk and also against president trump. we asked people what they thought the overall message was today. i think it's just a message of hope and love to show that we are better than this and our countries better than this. it's about love and how people should love each other and shouldn't have fights and get mad at each other because that makes our world worse. people need to get their heads out of the cloud. there are different people on the earth. no one is going to be the same. message people don't want to see this country dragged backwards in a fast isabella rightwing direction. >> back here live now i was speaking to secret service police who say that in the hours that people have been out here they. seen any problems. we're live tonight at the white house, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> meantime it could be weeks perhaps months before we learned what caused yesterday's deadly helicopter crash that killed two virginia state troopers. the chopper cras

chanting ] the images calling back to segregation era forms of intimidation. [ chanting "you will noteplace us" ] >> reporter: several injured and one person arrested led away in handcuffs as hundreds of alt-right activists demonstrating at the university of virginia clashed with counterprotesters. police calling it an unlawful assembly dispersing the crowds after fights break out between the two sides. some protesters reportedly being hit in the face with pepper spray. many overnight condemning the event. the mayor of charlottesville calling it racist and intolerant writing, everyone has a right under the first amendment to express their opinion peaceably so here's mine. he said in a statement on facebook, i am beyond disgusted by this unsanctioned and despicable display of visual intimidation on a college campus. what we saw here last night was meant to tee up today's event, a rally to prevent the removal of a confederate statue. the governor says the national guard will be on standby just in case things get out of hand, paula, matt. back over to you. >> thanks very much, stephanie.

under president trump -- [chanting "usa" ] >> under president trump we're rebuilding our military and restoring the arsenal of democracy. and this president's signed the largest increase in military spending in a decade. president trump is the best friend the armed forces the united states will ever have. and faced the courage of the american soldier and the commander-in-chief. isis is on the run. iran on notice and we're giving our soldiers in afghanistan the support and tools to win. and under president trump we're supporting the men and women of law enforcement as never before. including the brave men and women of the united states customs and border protection. he already signed the largest increase and border crossings are already down nearly 50%. and since day one of our administration president trump has been fighting every day for american jobs and american workers and optimism is sweeping across the country. businesses large and small have created more than 1 million new jobs this year. unemployment hasn't been this low in 16 years and more americans are working than ever bef

[cheers and applause] [chanting] pres. trump: build that wall. now, the objection as democrats would like as not to do but believe me, we have to close down that government. we have to build that well. let me be very clear to democrats in congress who oppose theborder wall and stand in way of border security. you are putting all of america's safety at risk.

under president trump -- [chanting "usa" ] >> under president trump we're rebuilding our military and restoring the arsenal of democracy. and this president's signed the largest increase in military spending in a decade. president trump is the best friend the armed forces the united states will ever have. and faced the courage of the american soldier and the commander-in-chief. isis is on the run. iran on notice and we're giving our soldiers in afghanistan the support and tools to win. and under president trump we're supporting the men and women of law enforcement as never before. including the brave men and women of the united states customs and border protection. he already signed the largest increase and border crossings are already down nearly 50%. and since day one of our administration president trump has been fighting every day for american jobs and american workers and optimism is sweeping across the country. businesses large and small have created more than 1 million new jobs this year. unemployment hasn't been this low in 16 years and more americans are working than ever bef

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back on the promenade, there was open defiance, hundreds marching in the streets chanting, "i am not afraid." and later, at the makeshift memorial, there were prayers and there were tears. the crowds have returned to las

[chanting] amy: torch bearing white nationalists introit spoke about virginia, forgive nine the rally that erupted in the -- unite the rally that erected in violence. there were three deaths. they were met by opponents including clergy, students, black lives matter activists, and protesters with the anti-fascist movement known as antifa. president trump blamed it on many sides. pres. trump: we condedemn in the strongest possssible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides. on many sides. it has been g going on for a log time in our country. not donald trump, not barack obama, it has been going on for a long, long time. amy: we will host a roundtable discussion with a protester who survived the car attack. a domestic terrorism attack. when protesting against white nationalists in charlottesville. we will speak with a nurse who treated the wounded, as well as jalane schmidt, an organizer with the local black lives movement and professor it university of virginia dr. cornel west was there and blackckmon, of united's church of christ. all that and more, c

lee and ended with people chanting anti-semitic slogans, he said there were very fine people at this assembly. listen. >> you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me, excuse me, i saw the same pictures as you did. you had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of to them a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from robert e. lee to another name. >> all right. we are getting new reaction from leaders all around the country. there are new developments this morning. want to go first to cnn's jeff zeleny, outside trump tower. what are you learning? >> reporter: good morning. the reaction here at trump tower and indeed at the white house is simply one of people putting their heads down and getting back to work. i talked to one senior administration official a short time ago who told me this. we have work to do and we are