the large number of officers in riot gear last year hundreds of white nationalists descended on charles hill to protest the removal of a monument to confederate general robert e. lee the rally turned violent as protesters clashed with counter protesters culminating in the death of thirty two year old heather higher it was killed when a man drove his car into a crowd our correspondent alexander phenomena was in charlottesville where she spoke with highers mother. heather always had that sparkle in her eyes susan breaux tells me when we meet in charlottesville carrying on her daughter's fight for social justice she says helps her to cope with the grief when i first held the urn with her ashes on it and i realize that aren't on my arms was about the same weight of the same size as she was the day she was four and that was hard. hier believed in standing up to discrimination so when far right nationalists came to town she joined her black friends to protest in august last year wide supremacist neo nazis and members of old tried groups from across the country are to challenge the bill for the now

the miller center and charles hill, virginia, hosted this talk.s an hour and a half. >>, welcome back again, i am delighted you are here, and that the first session, i think, was extremely stimulating and illuminating and i think this session is a natural follow-up of one of the things that we are interested in in this session, is how did america first really revive and in

the miller center and charles hill, virginia, hosted this talk. it's an hour and a half. >>, welcome back again, i am delighted you are here, and that the first session, i think, was extremely stimulating and illuminating and i think this session is a natural follow-up of one of the things that we are interested in in this session, is how did america first really revive and in what form did america first revive, after pearl harbor, after it seemed to have been a totally devastating, decimating movement of, and yet, during the 19 -- waiting 1940s, and particularly in the 50s and 60s, even when america's cold war, internationalism prevailed, there were these underlying currents that would eventually bubble up into the more contemporary america first movements, and so that is what they are interested in discussing today, and we have two terrific people on the panel, we had a third terrific person, from yale, who supposed to be here, but her plane was fogged in late yesterday afternoon, in new haven, and she was unable to get any plane that would get

charles: capitol hill reacting today, senator rushing to try to amen the spending bill which fundingtion, they want to block use of federal funded to arm schoolteachers after new york time report that betsy devos is considering a policy change to allow state and school district to use federal funds to arm teachers, joining me now, joe borely. and a democratic strategist, mustafa. i tweeted this out. i got feedback from this. overarchingly, the big argument is not about whether or not teacher should be armed the debate is whether or not the government should do it, people on my twitter feed would think they it would be better if teachers were armed and had some form of training. >> look, i am a is up of ther of second amendment, i am here in houston, texas. but we have to talk about common sense, kindergarten teacher packing heat does not sound like a good idea. in this country, a lots of gun accidents happen with kid, putting kids near where there are g guns never leads to positive. devos, diverting money to arming the teachers does not make sense. charles: there was a time from texa

after donald trump said there were very find people on both sides of the violent protests and charles hill, a majority of voters in the poll say race relations have gotten worse since trump became president. 55% of voters say race relations have worsened under president trump compared to 16% that say it has gotten better. relations% say race have stayed the same since he became president last year. politico writing sing half of white voters say race relations largerrsened, while a majority of african-american voters, 79% and hispanics, 69%, say they have gotten worse. so identify democratic voters say race relations have gotten worse under trump. 82% compared to 4% who say they've gotten better. 9% say the same. two rally set in washington, d.c. today. the unite the right rally ii, we will have coverage at 12:30 eastern. we will cover the counter demonstration that a set for lafayette square never white house. and at 5:30, we plan to bring you the coverage of that unite the right ii rally. we will keep you posted on that. there have been questions on how big that unite the right ii rally w

. >> charles: feels like we are on heartbreak hill. >> kennedy: well done. talk about where we are now. charles brings up a good point. if the president is exonerated, it sort of undermines the tweet. so what can happen conclusively that either makes complete sense of all the leaks and everything we have heard so far or actually exonerate the president? i guess the point is that you say that at some point the president is hoping this ends when it ends. this could go on for longer. case this is so politically charged on both sides no matter what the outcome is. if the special counsel robert mueller clears the president and there is no collusion found the left will go crazy. they will start doing what the right has been doing to say that the investigation was never legitimate. they didn't question the right people. et cetera, et cetera. the right will try to move on. but i doubt that the democrats will let it go. the president is let go. >> harris: if we were to find out that end before the mid-term elections the democrat supporters would be apoplectic. they wa

. >> leonard is morgan hill is one of the many people scammers are tricked. he thought he was bringing a new king charles spaniel into his life buying the puppy online from a pet store in virginia. that's not at all what was going on. an overseaed imposter duped him with a bog add. just a scheme that stole his money. they are almost impossible to track. here is how to protect yourself. ask to speak with past buyers. even if it checks out don't blindly prepay. insist on picking the dog up yourself. only then should you give them money. we put all of those tips and more in a video on social media. it is easily shareable. i'll tweet it out now so you can share it with others. you can adopt a pet tomorrow. it is clear the shelters today. they are proud to be part of the annual campaign that offers free or we have a full listur web site, nbcbayarea.com. i'll be at the san jose animal ow. my colleagues will be at many of the other shelters. we hope to see you there. >>> if you have ever been cheated call us, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> come on out and see us and adopt a pet. >>> all right

hill in the south part of the park bench. the building was commissioned by king charles the first in order that the tables showing the movements of the celestial bodies and the positions of the fixed stars might be corrected with the greatest possible care and accuracy the aim being to determine lines of longer tutsi and thus to perfect the art of navigation. the problem of the time lane fixing the precise position of a ship. the vast expanses of the ocean say listen been able to work out the degree of latitude ever since antiquity they simply measure the angle between the sum of the horizon but what if the horizon was moving up and down when the sun was obscured by clouds and how above all could the degree of longer be determining an. exact knowledge of the heavens it was thought to provide a solution to the long beach huge problem. the first astronomer to end a service with a king in the navy was john flamsteed night after night for more than forty years he studied the stars in the sky over grant which flamsteed recorded his observations in a unique book his atlas less disease was the most precise astronomical one of his dea

charles is in spring hill, tennessee. caller: i think everyone should be concerned about america having 17 intelligence agencies. trump had made a few comments. that wehe was not aware had 17 intelligence agencies. totally failed us for not telling us that before. this little country called russia with its small military budget, everyone should be concerned. i am not concerned -- this is height. hillary clinton and the democrats lost the election to donald trump. as an independent, i am smart enough to know state news. i'm smart enough to look on the internet and verify what i see. if you call yourself an intelligent american and you are swayed by fake news, you should not vote. host: charles, what is fake news when it comes to election security? are you concerned about what we just showed you? about: what i'm concerned is that the democrats and hillary clinton is not taking credit for losing to donald trump. no fake news. i do not accept the premise. no fake news. nothing influenced the election except an inferior candid

. ♪ charles: hey, remember when 50 was considered old and over the hill?in that famous movie sunset boulevard where that william holder character said to gloria wanson's character -- swanson's character, quote, there's nothing tragic about being 50, not unless you're trying to be 25? these days everybody wants to know how to retire or in their 70s, 80s, even beyond there. in recent years the notion of our golden years has gone from moving to someplace warm and waiting for our grandchildren to visit to living very active lifestyles that include hobbies and traveling and hoping our grandchildren can keep up with us. in fact, 65 many saying is the new 55, and maybe one day the new 45 if you consider long-term life expectancy trends. it's more than people just living longer also, but reaching certain milestones often means reaching ages that were once astonishing but these days are normal. there was a poll out by the university of california that revealed 1 in 20 women that reached the age of 40 would go on to live to 100. moreover, one-third of women who live

the woman, who lives in los altos hills, is going to be ok but her attackers are still on the loose. kron 4's charleswell, investigators are stunned that anyone would attack a woman in her 80's. the suspects have not yet been identified and authorities are hoping someone will come forward with information.around 11:30 on thursday morning, the santa clara county sheriff's department responded to a residence here in los altos hills on reports of a home invasion robbery.officers arriving on scene found an 83 year old woman saying at she had confronted three men who had broken into her home.sot during the course of the robbery she was assaulted. these three suspects were physical with her and she did suffer injuries.fortuatny, her injuries are non life threatening. after attacking her, the suspects ransacked the house and stole several items. one of the suspects is described as a hispanic male in his 20's. the two other were men wearing masks. the sheriff's department has launched an investigation.sot our crime scene investigation unit responded to the scene. scoured for fingerprints and any kind of evid

charles: colonel west? >> i think any time you hear people on capitol hill say comprehensive, it includes a 2,000-page document that no one has read. most importantly, has to be a phased plan, i think you're correct and we have to deal with our legal immigration system, but always need to make sure we are doing what is right and proper by rule of law to protect the sovereignty of the united states of america and protect our borders. that's what people want, they want to feel safe and secure in their communities. this whole thing about sanctuary cities in states, that needs to be cast aside. this talk and rhetoric about abolishing law enforcement agencies that deal with immigration, that needs to be put aside. it can not be politicized, cannot be about one side wanting to have electoral advantage or another side wanting to have cheap labor. charles: gentlemen, great thoughts and we appreciate it. thank you both, very much. >> thank you. charles: the midterm elections will be the moment of truth for social media companies. so today they circled the wagons but the big question will all the madness finally stop? i

(vicki)yeah, the woman, who lives in los altos hills, is going to be ok but her attackers remain at large. kron 4's charles clifford has details. natswell, investigators are stunned that anyone would attack a woman in her 80's. the suspects have not yet been identified and authorities are hoping someone will come forward with information.around 11:30 on thursday morning, the santa clara county sheriff's department responded to a residence here in los altos hills on reports of a home invasion robbery.officers arriving on scene found an 83 year old woman saying that she had confronted three men who had broken into her home.sot during the course of the robbery she was assaulted. these three suspects were physical with her and she did suffer injuries.fortuatny, her injuries are non life threatening. after attacking her, the suspects ransacked the house and stole several items. one of the suspects is described as a hispanic male in his 20's. the two other were men wearing masks. the sheriff's department has launched an investigation.sot our crime scene investigation unit responded to the scene. scoured

(ken) the woman, who lives in los altos hills, is going to be ok but her attackers are still on the loose. kron 4's charlestails. natswell, investigators are stunned that anyone would attack a woman in her 80's. the suspects have not yet been identified and authorities are hoping someone will come forward with information.around 11:30 on thursday morning, the santa clara county sheriff's department responded to a residence here in los altos hills on reports of a home invasion robbery.officers arriving on scene found an 83 year old woman saying that she had confronted three men who had broken into her home.sot during the course of the robbery she was assaulted. these three suspects were physical with her and she did suffer injuries.fortuatny, her injuries are non life threatening. after attacking her, the suspects ransacked the house and stole several items. one of the suspects is described as a hispanic male in his 20's. the two other were men wearing masks. the sheriff's department has launched an investigation.sot our crime scene investigation unit responded to the scene. scoured for fingerprint

the woman, who lives in los altos hills, is going to be ok but her attackers are still on the loose. kron 4's charles clifford has details. natswell, investigators are stunned that anyone would attack a woman in her 80's. the suspects have not yet been identified and authorities are hoping someone will come forward with information.around 11:30 on thursday morning, the santa clara county sheriff's department responded to a residence here in los altos hills on reports of a home invasion robbery.officers arriving on scene found an 83 year old woman saying that she had confronted three men who had broken into her home.sot during the course of the robbery she was assaulted. these three suspects were physical with her and she did suffer injuries.fortuatny, her injuries are non life threatening. after attacking he the house and stseveral items. one of the suspects is described as a hispanic male in his 20's. the two other were men wearing masks. the sheriff's department has launched an investigation.sot our crime scene investigation unit responded to the scene. scoured for fingerprints and any kin

charles with manslaughter. this reverses the sheriff who did not arrest him because of the stand your ground law saying acted in self-defense. >>> some young activistso took capitol hill demanding changes to gun laws. they staged a sit-in andet ta the top senators who received the most money fro the nra. even though it wasn't in session they bieve their message was heard. >> this o isn't lostn us. we won't stop until we see a change. >> the students plan to be back in november before the midterm elections. >>weind out today if paul manafort defense team plans to witnesses. if they don't, closing arguments could come as early as today. late this afternoon, the prosecution rested. is on trial in alexandria on charges o tax fraud during his time with a political party in ukraine. >>> this morning, a top fbi agent at the center of a scandal about damaging text messages about then presidential candidate donald trump is out of a job. stzok was fired friday. he texted messages with an f attorney with whom he was also air.ng an a he was removed from the investigation last year after reviewing the messages. after reviewing,he office of professional responsibility said stzok sh

idea is zero tariffs zero barriers that is a shiny city on a hill idea, i wish high would pu push that. rather than little squabbles. charlesthink he is pushing that fell like he pushed that with eu, a lot of surprised how quickly they agreed to sort of work to a quick resolution rather than fighting and dragging it out. but, by same token, i think on this particular issue, remember harley-davidson went to white house, they have a great photo op with the president, and then you know, sort of like blame weather, or you know, listen, i have gone through a lot of harley-davidson press release, they have blamed almost everything had they come up short, that is what ceos do when you are publicly traded company, but this case, i believe they made a missin mist. >> to give them some cred wit ch kansas city thailand move -- >> you know they have a 500 thousand square foot plant in australia. >> part of that what is showing that tariffs are distorting market in one way or another, reminds me of barack obama with anthem health raise premiums after the government distorted health care market. i think not presidential for president tru

hill, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> another service in phoenix for john mccain today. as charles schumer shows us, people are coming from all over the world to pay their respects t tho came to the arizona state capital to pay their respects to their father. >> this is so incredible that you are all here. really is. i really appreciate it. >> reporter: throughout the day, thousands of people from around the world waited in 105- degree heat to say a final good-bye. he and his wife had a private service. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing the arizona without a grand canyon. >> reporter: also speaking is arizona cardinals wide receiver larry fitzgerald. >> i had a wonderful relationship with him and his family for quite a while and he has been a wonderful mentor to me. >> reporter: after the service, mccain's body will be taken to washington for a viewing at the u.s. capitol. john schiumo, cbs news. >>> the washington national cathedral will host a memorial service on saturday and then he will be buried at u.s. naval academy in maryland. >>> members of congres

this is their way of reassuring capitol hill including republicans that we've got this under control. charlesting to note the distinguishing way between the president and his staff are talking privately about putting and russia and now they're coming out strongly. we know he wants to be liked and have put in be his buddy and doing that as a way to broker long term pistol and now coming out with opinion it's important to lead up to midterms if republicans hold on to the house and senate and there are questions about whether the russians the meddling if they went, you know the line from the left will be . charles: even the term meddling, people are saying it's not tough enough or strong enough because they attacked our election process whether they were successful or not. it might be a moot point which is the notion stated that they continue to do it are bewildering that right at this very moment we are under attack perhaps by russia and what we do about it? >> senator coates who is now said this is now the biggest red alert since 911 of an attack on our country of the skill. i thought it was i

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hill. he is one of the many people scammers have tricked. leonard thought he was bringing a new king charlesthought he was buying the puppy from an online store somewhere in virginia. but that's no at all what was going on. an overseas imposter at duped leonard with a bogus ad. there was no puppy, just a scheme that stole his money. we tried to help leonard, but these puppy scammers are almost impossible to track. well, here's how to protect yourself. make sure you ask to speak with past buyers, people who have actually done business with the seller. even if that checks out, don't blindly pre-pay. a lot of scammers tell you to wire money and they claim they'll ship the puppy. don't fall for that. insist on picking up the dog yourself. and only pay on delivery. our digital team put all of those tips and more into this video made especially for social media. you can hear the puppy there, chirping along. i just tweeted it. please share it as well to warn other pet buyers. we have an alternative without any of those risks, clear the shelters this weekend. i'm going to be in san jose at the shelt

charles discusses book, what drives the things we do, watch this weekend on c-span2's book tv. book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> i have a lot of books on my ambitious list for this august recess, i'm going to start with a book that i just received this morning when i heard michael, former ambassador to russia during obama administration, i heard it him at breakfast this morning, really intrigued by his new book from cold war to hot piece telling story as ambassador, i also have on my list a lot of nonfiction but not exclusively, former secretary of state recommended book by walter in foreign relations called special providence, special providence and how it changed the world and anything recommended is on my list and certainly that one, i have a lot of respect for walter as well, also alright's book, fascism a warning, really interested in that, i respect her a lot and her work, so that's part of nonfiction list and the united states in the world. i also have a lighter nonfiction book called the cannon that i'm ready to read about the science and t

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charles: we heard reports that jack dorsey will testify on capitol hill. they see the pressure.y're under but don't they have to be concerned about avoiding government oversight if they blow this? >> no, you're right about that and i think some of the best ideas come out of the private sector and so the public/private sector partnership now where law enforcement, the intelligence agencies are spending time meeting with silicon valley companies is so helpful. they need to have an open dialogue. they need not to see competitors. i harken it back to my days in the financial services industry where the banks all came together, as it relates to fraudsters and money laundering and terrorism financing, there is no competition here. we all have to work together to share intelligence. that is what has to happen here. charles: thank you very much, theresa. really appreciate it. this is a big deal. feels like they're at least trying to address it. >>> meanwhile on the market a lot of green on the screen but not to the locker. the company blew it, getting hammered with same-store sales fall

charles: that rasmussen poll has president trump at a 17% approval rating amongst black voters. i think at some point they will get race into the elect and from there it will go down hill quickly and get ugly. >> i expect the other side to take it to the lowest level as quickly as possible. but trump need to remind people that black unemployment and hispanic you be employment are at the lowest levels under his presidency. i think the economy and immigration will be a huge appeal to independent. you see some of the polls where they say the economy is one of the top issues. 70% of the people are giving trump credit for this economy. 70% of the people are saying we should apprehend illegal immigrants at the border and send them back. i want donald trump to be out there rallying the base. he should use the bully pulpit. get more people on board with his america first agenda. i think two other things really quick. he need to remind people, democrats will try to use 2018 to impeach him. they are tamping down that crazy. the other thing i want to say is 2018 is not an up or down vote on the trump agenda. it's saying we want free market capitalism. i don't want venezuelaian or

charles h. wright museum at the african-american museum in detroit. hundreds joining to pay respect. it's a part of a week long commemoration. aretha franklin's funeral is set for friday. >>> good morning, i'm erica hill for poppy harlow. the shock has barely run off from the bombshell in florida. already the drama has begun, president trump starting off with and at-a-boy. andrew gillum in the mayor of tallahassee, the first african-american nominee for governor. this morning he said he is not afraid of his president or his opponent. >> donald trump is scraping from the bottom of the barrel. i think florida and its rich diversity will be looking for a governor who will bring us towing, not divide us, not