on charlottesville, virginia.alling themselves "unite the right," they claimed they were protesting the city's decision to remove a confederate monument. more than 1,000 counter protesters met them in the streets. police lost control. and the governor declared a state of emergency. >> it's 2017, how can you hate number that you don't even know? [ screaming and crashing of cars ] >> a lot of people got hit. a lot of people got hit. >> at 1:40 p.m. nazi sympathizer rammed his dodge challenger in to a crowd of peaceful counter protesters. >> this is why we didn't want them here! this is why we did not want them here! >> when it was all over, 19 people were injured and a 32-year-old woman named heather hyre was dead. >> what were you thinking, you were making the progress and then i'm going to go to the rally that ended up being a tragic event? >> i still hadn't fully separated myself, i guess, from the ideology, there's a lot that i struggle with as far as a mind-set. i'm still in the nationalist mind-set way of thin

what charlottesville did is rip off that scab.o realize that people sit around and have their reconciliation commissions, a bunch of white people talking to each other, we got real institutional racism problems in this country. and when charlottesville happened, it brought that conversation back to the forefront. and john lewis, whom i love and admire, he called me the night i gave my speech. he said when you spoke, you brought tears to my eyes. you spoke for us telling these people to get the heck out of our country. we just got to continue this dialogue. racism is alive and well. we know that. we have to deal with it. we have to deal with the education inequalities that we have in this nation. we need sentencing reform. until we do this, people talk too much. people need to do action. as governor i loved taking action. they sued me remember when i did the restoration rights. that was my proudest moment. i'm going down fighting for things i believe in. >> thank you very much for coming and being with me tonight. don't forget the

that's why language in charlottesville, jews will not replace us. that's classic.jews were trying to undermine american society bringing in refugees. jewish community is accepting of refugees but he was accusing of plot against his ideal of christian society. >> people go up to people in mosques, churches, synagogues, where people are most religious and committed to something better than themselves. not doing something bad but where they're at their best. >> it's not vigilantism, grabbing people committing a crime. but violence that strikes at heart of the community at large. makes you think if these good people can be in your sights, what will you do to me. part of the purpose of religious locations. something key here that one of the previous guests mentioned. idea there's a big difference between the intellectual right wing and violence is disingenuous, they're connected together. >> let's talk to michael about that. what's the argument? >> you can't achieve white nationalism in america without violence, anyone who says you can is a liar. >> what is your clinica

be here to account his own experience with the clinton proceeding as well as his reaction to a charlottesville judges ruling on confederate statues. what did gordon chang to find about chinese journalists, they "the ingraham angle" investigates. speaking of deep dives, who is letitia james? looking into the new attorney general from new york, her bio after she comes after trump, his family and now the nra. why are you being told about this? first, making moral again. that is the focus of today's angle. there was a laugh out loud moment this morning as joe biden made his presidential pitch on abc's "good morning america." there were several nice lepers but i'm trying to restrain myself here. check this out. speak with the president has a motto, make america great again. do you have one? >> make america moral again. make america return to the essence of who we are, the dignity of the country and people changing our people with dignity. and this god awful division that is being taken to separate people. >> laura: i'm not sure why she had to keep interjecting there. [laughs] joe biden will make is

, if you look at president trump's statements in charlottesville which was biden referring to, jim croweing back in, president trump was actually very clear about that, he said, yes, that both sides did have to right to their first amendment, free speech but he also condemned each of those groups name by name, neo nazis, white supremacists, the kkk, he called them evil, he called the acts egregious and statement went on and on, i don't know why the media hasn't picked up on it and the democrats don't acknowledge it but it's disingenuous. heather: part of 1994 crime bill, hearing for anita hill. so all of that opens the door to bring all of that back to the forefront. >> well, i will take that argument and run with it. if you want to create a moral equivalency between what biden was doing and what trump was doing and calling for execution of 5 black teenagers who were innocent, so, you know, give me a break, we all know what trump meant with charlottesville, no need to go further. >> we do know what he meant because he issued a lengthy statement from the white house, almost 2 pages and ru

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. > todayre the will be a hearing about confederate statues in downtown charlottesville. a local judge ruled that the confederate statues aref ofially protected. under state law that means a city cannot remove them without permission from the state. several groups, however, wantt statues relocated from downtown to a museum. they were at the heart of the conoversy during theot sville area. you may remembe back in 2017 someone hung bananas with hateful messages on campus after she became the student government president. her attorney said anglan target the her with an article using racist language and directedts hi followers to troll her on social media. it caused he severe mental and phycal trauma and left her fearing for her safety. >>> new this morning the fda clears a tobacco product. it's called iqos. it heats tobacco rather than burns it. the product apparently produces lower levels of some toxinsthan other cigarettes. the fda is not officially approving theevice because all tobacco products are potentially harmful and addictive. >>> another warning about a surgical p

from charleston to oak creek to charlottesville to garden city we've seen these violent ideologies rear their ugly heads over and over. unfortunately pres. trump has tried to play both sides with domestic terrorism. on april 26, 2019 pres. trump double down on his stance that they were fine people on both sides of the august 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville virginia. his unwillingness to renounce and distance himself from these extremists has been taken by many as tacit support. the president and all of us must be willing to stand up to all ideologically motivated violence in america. unfortunately far right extremism is not limited to the united states. it is evolving into a global phenomenon. earlier this year the terrorist who killed 50 people and wounded 50 more in new zealand wrote that he was inspired by american and european far right extremists. it is well past time to take action but in order to really get a handle on this evolving threat we need to understand it. the lack of public information on domestic chair terrorism is nothing short of alarming. what is the n

we have to deal with a couple of rain showers near charlottesville. they'r graduallygoing to make northbound progress. nothing all that heavy, but s likely heavy in the first half of your thursday. temperatures haven't moved a lot during the overnight hours. we've been hangingostly in the upper 50s and low 60s. again, with thel warm front, after a morning with clouds and hit-and-miss rain chances and h uck in the 60s, early to mid-afternoon wita little peek tures should tempe jump easily into the mid to upper 70s. best chance for rain is in the first pa of the day today. best chance of rain on yir y comes later on in the day. we'll time that out coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. happy birthday, chuck bell. >> thanks. >> ah. >> oh. >> look at that. oxon hill, northbound indian head highway diverted at kirby, a crash blocking all lanes north of e intersection. we're trying to get information on this one now. right now, we don't see a huge impact because you a gtting around it pretty easily. outer loop between 50 and little river turnpike, right

he told you, there is no question that charlottesville wouldn't have occurred without trump.as because of his campaign and this new political -- in this new potential for a nationalist candidate who was resonating with the public in a very intense way. the alt-rights found something in trump. what does that say about the president? >> you know, to hearken back to the andrew gillum quote that, you know, i'm probably misquoting -- it's no about whether or not donald trump thinks that he's racist. it's whether the racists think he's racists. >> yeah. let's listen to one of the most infamous moments of the trump presidency. here it is. >> 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. >> okay. this is what richard spencer told you about that. he said trump in his own way was being honest and calling it like he saw it. i was proud of him at that moment. white nationalists are proud sort of in the vein of what you said. white nationalists are proud of president trump. >> that's

i don't think -- look at charlottesville.he many sides thing, it's tough for me, i always try to avoid saying he's definitely a racist, and i avoid that because i always state in my own mind i don't know his heart. but at some point you've got to look at his actions. and in things like charlottesville there's just no two sides there. there's white supremacists and there's people whoetsing intolerance. right? and i think we know where we should come down on it. i think he actively plays with racial animus. he has weaponized it over his time in office repeatedly. whether that's -- you know, as charles says, it could be mexicans are sending us rapists and criminals and some of them are good people but -- go ahead. >> let me get back to the question that i asked. why aren't they joining this international pact to stop extremism online? is it like saying i don't know anything about david duke? what's going on here? >> no, i mean -- yeah, i disavow him after saying i didn't know who david duke was was just another example of donald

biden tied him in with charlottesville.ong. >> naturally. >> buttigieg the other day, you were there with "the washington post." referring right at him at his character for having dodged the draft. some other kid would have to go to fight. that's pretty personal. >> it is personal and the way democrats have to win against trump. we are not going to sink to the low-level tactics. it's also opposition research that happens to be true. we are not going to sink to the level of doctoring videos and tweeting videos of leader pelosi. that's not the way we run and win campaigns of, so we have to focus on the issues and the research. in 2016, yes, trump was the general election nominee, but it look a long time for the media to take him seriously during the primary. there is a lot of information out there besides the obvious stuff. i.e., his draft dodging the american people don't know about. those are the issues that cut to his base of support. >> i think really quickly as it relates to bernie and biden, the two top front-runners i

rain in the viewing area it will be in the southernmost portion of the area, fredericksburg, charlottesville. notice the best chances for showers is in the southernmost half of the news4 nation today. our severe weather chances are nice and low. maybe a lump bell or two -- rumble or two of thunder. more coming up, for now bwsk to the ne >> thanks. >>> back to the powerful storms that ripped through the area yesterday. for the second time in a week, a tornado couched down hnard county county. look at theview here. a viewer -- the view here. a viewer sent this of the storm. people said it looked like a wall of white moving across the sky. this was near veterans elementary school. >>> and today the national weather service will be in howard county surveying the damage left by the storm. >> the violent weather left several major roads blocked by downed trees. justin finch with more on the damage. good morning. alking d morning, we're about downed trees, wires. this is roxbury roado in hrd county. this is just some of the damage we're seeing. want to take you to video so yo can seethis. just a se

t we arecking some raindrops here near charlottesville, southwest of fredericksburg, west of richmond. they're generallyg trendn a northeasterly direction. so sort of keep an eye on the sky for thetl next l bit as rain chantses will be increasing -- chances will be increasing rain around southern maryland. low 60s for most of the region. 62 in arlington. 61 inleesburg. 58 in brandywine, maryland. school day forecast, kids may want the umbrla in the backpack. there's a chance of showers here at the bus stop waits this morning. in the afternoon, i think you'll be able to get out and enjoy ith daily grade today, cloudy, satisfactory, can always usehe nbc washington app to stay ahead of the weather. >> thank you. >>> looking at the beltway, this just happened. this is the outer loop before river road. we had the left side getting by. right now i looks like the avrash response may h shut things down. we'll keep you updated and make some calls and let you know exactly what's going on. no doubt this is going to cause a lot of problems early. this is clear. oxon hill northbound, indian head h

and things like charlottesville, there is just no two sides there.ite supremacists and people protesting intolerance. i think we know where we should come down on it. i think he actively plays with racial animus. he was weaponized it over his time in office repeatedly. whether that's -- as charles says, it could be mexicans are sending us rapists and criminals and some of them are good people. but -- go ahead. >> let me get back to the question i asked. why aren't they joining this international pact to stop extremism online? is it like saying oh, i don't know anything about david duke? what is going on here? >> yeah, i mean i disavow him after saying he didn't know who david duke was another example of donald trump playing with race. but to your question, i think that donald trump is broadly resistant to getting involved in anything that he thinks reeks of kind of european political correct behavior. it's not obviously the same issue, but pulling out of the paris climate accord, same thing. he takes pride in the fact that we're the nation that hasn'

tree of life, before charlottesville. i want to thank you for stepping up to the plate and having this hearing. let me just say, we heard a pretty accurate description of the first amendment. and i will not impugn any intent to it, but i think there was one glaring omission, you don't get to yell hate in a crowded theater. and just because you're upset with your station in life and sitting in your mama's basement in your boxers, you don't get to spew hate that you know will invii incite violence because you can hide behind anonymity. it was said that we're fear mongering, and the concern over white nationalism may be misplaced or even -- i think it was quoted as soup id. i would just tell you that the families of the manual nine, those were real funerals, those are real kids without real parents. those are real grandparents who were worshipping the lord and invited the young man in. and let him share with them their worship experience. and according to the perpetrator, he said they were so nice, they were so welcoming, i

rain with righteousness full benefits and happiness of the type people say that we are going to charlottesville some fill in bangkok thank you for that. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the brother of algeria's former president has been detained for questioning along with two other for mccain regime officials sayah has been accused of usurping presidential powers after his brother had a stroke in twenty thirteen the arrests come amid ongoing protests for political change after abdul aziz beautifully resigned in april. syrian government forces have been bothered rebel held areas in the country's northwest dozens have been killed and wounded in italy a province this escalation of violence is the most serious in the region since russia and turkey negotiated a cease fire in september. both korean state media says the country's leader kim jong un has overseen a strike drill of multiple rocket launches and tactical guided weapons the report came a day off to south korea said it detected several short range projectiles from the north eastern coast. of south africa's govern

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biden is trying to speak to something deeper and by reminding people of issues like charlottesville,e is laying down a marker particularly with black voters and, whatever this guy says, i think he will try to divide us. >> dana: will it be rebranded as the obama biden association? presidents don't get that. and it's a trump administration, you don't go around saying that trump pentz administration even though it's technically true. >> i think he has to claim credit for whatever credit he can get from the eight years he spent as obama's vice president. will he be successful in branding that? i think you will try. president obama is still very popular with african-american voters and that's a critical constituency. i think he will try and he will succeed. >> dana: when you think about how important it is tactically, you have the iowa caucus, new hampshire primary and then the race to south carolina. so it does matter. >> dana: someone could win iowa with less than 30% of the vote. so it matters not just in south carolina with the black vote but nevada with the hispanic vote. nevada com

you just mention the charlottesville. talk about transgender people in the military.s one of the reasons. i'm just wondering how do these authorize level of high crimes and misdemeanors though e? >> article 10 off andrew jackson's impeachment dealt with a a high misdemeanor. we too often confuse what the law really says with what we think it says. andrew jackson was impeached for speak ill of congress in article 10 of those articles. so the president can be impeached for his racist and bigotry. unfortunately, however, he is a beneficial bigot. meaning he benefit as good many people and i have to tell you i'm so saddened when i see people who have built their reputations fighting bigotry allowing this to persist to the extent it has. there are organizations that there going to be shamed in history because they didn't fulfill their missions as they have said they with would with reference to bigotry. i'm not going to be a party to this. i do believe he ecan be impeached for his bigotry and should be. congress is a that cross roads of accountability. either we will hold

reign with righteousness for benefits and happiness of the type people say that we are going to charlottesville some fill in bangkok thank you for that. now to some of the other stories making news around the world syrian government forces have bombarded rebel held areas in the country's northwest dozens have been killed and wounded in the province this escalation of violence is the most serious in the region since russia and turkey negotiated a cease fire in september. pope francis has arrived in bulgaria to begin his three day visit to the balkans he wants to improve ties with the orthodox church and meet the country's patriarch new fit in sofia but in his opening address francis urged all garia to take in more why grants. in rwanda the remains of nearly eighty five thousand victims of the country's genocide have been laid to rest in a ceremony in the capital kigali the victims were among more than eight hundred thousand people mainly to seize who were massacred by her to exclude extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. from south africa's governing african national congress is ho

you lost your daughter at the hands of a neo-nazi in charlottesville. those same extremists promoted that rally online before it took places. now the administration won't join an international effort to fight this. how does that make you feel? >> um, honestly i'm not surprised. i'm not sure how much to say beyond that but i'm not surprised. it >> it is strange times we're living in and during the break i said how are you doing and your answer was? you said this is your new normal. >> oh, well, it is. >> talk to us about that. >> my new normal is -- well, here it is 11:00 at night and i'm in a portable studio because i'm willing to dathat when i think it's important and i will drive to d.c. and talk to members of congress if they want and i will work late into the evening. i will get up early. i've been known to work all sorts of evening, weekends, whatever. i don't have a 9:00 to 5:00 job. i it don't have a steady paycheck. i dedon't have any semblance of a normal life now. i am unique laesuited to not having a normal life. i've always been accused of n

one exception i down towards charlottesville. making your way, making its way your way and this one could intensify a little bit, but again, right now it's a tiny thing. look what's happening around the region. we've got a chance, a slight risk for severe weather for areas in the yellow which includes washington, all of northern virginia and most of the entire state of west virginia. that means we have a good chance foghr sot'mes severe t where, normally when have prhteth,is or two severe stms seeing themr one to two hours. we've gotten then you look at this wider view here. look what's happening back towards west virginia. a severe thunderstorm watch is here and we've got a fnt to the north you canly see fair clearly. that's going to drop across our region. that also gives us a chance for shower and thunderstorms for the day tomorrow. here's 4:00. this was last hour. not much mapping. now as we move on through, this computer model has a couple showers outehere. thre just not popping. that's good news if you don't want to get rai

driver, james fields, along with several other white nationalist leaders.he burke says came to charlottesville to incite violence. >>> washington catholic have a new leader. wi wilton dis gregory. predecessor resigned late last year following a summer scandal. gregory addressinghe church crisis in his first homily as arch bishop. joining us from the basilica from the immaculate conception. >> reporter: you had some of the highest leadership in the churc here the united states filling in the basilica behind me. you hadgh eiu.s. cardinals, some 50 bishops from across the country and other parts of the world, in fact, and then you had roughly 300 priests all here to celebrate this new beginning. but it also comes as they're dealing with thoch allenging times that you mentioned. archbishop wilton grail re on the alter, there hes holding a mandate from pope francis. the holy father officially installing the archbishop as washington's new catholic lead are. the installation of a new archbishop is supposed to be a celebration, a joyous occasion. while theranwas updeet tone, -- upbeat tone, it takes p

most of that's headed toward charlottesville, roanoke, and lynchbu lynchburg.raveling that way, be o the ookout. slight risk for strong to severe storms later in the day. higher chances for that the farther southwest you live or da travel but we do at least have that opportunity all through the curse of the d.c. metro area. again, that firstuster is mainly going to miss us to the south and west. however, it will leave little boundaries hanging around the area. 3:00 in the afternoon, not much to worry about. but i do think between about 4:00 and 7:00, there certainly could be some isolated thunderstorms that pack a bit of a punch. keep that in mind. again, higher chances for that today in virginia, as opposed to maryland. everybody should keep a weather eye to the sky. have your nbc washington app downloaded. we have an interactive radar feature on there as well as your custom tailored storm team 4 forecast right down to the zip code. today, 85 degrees. nice and warm. there's a stray chance of a shower. tomorrow, even lower rain chances. maybe an isolated drop o

small story for people but it speaks volumes about this president showing us who he was before charlottesvilleoffice, before all the things he said since. he has always been clear and transparent on views when it comes to things like this. this is just another example. >> let me read that. in april, 2016, trump called it pure political correctness, suggested that tubman could be added to a far less common denomination. andrew jackson has a great history. i think it is very rough when you take somebody off the bill, truck said. >> it is just another paragraph in this narrative of how he views race. >> and women. >> and women. you can't look at it any other way. when you talk to people about this, i covered when the obama administration went through the process, it was initially the $10 bill, now the $20 bill. they didn't want to raise it, they didn't want the president to notice that it was out there the same way that mnuchin did. and you just can't separate, this was a very easy thing for the president to let happen, and he had to actively not let it happen. so when you put all of that togethe

lee up in charlottesville.ly the slave owning and the race which is clearly offensive, insulting and immoral, you're talking about somebody that was the general of a treasonous army to overthrow the union. >> we're still celebrating. it's not only president trump. we're still celebrating con fei confederate generals as heroes. they need to put up statues of abolitionists and the victims of slavery. it's time america celebrated slaves and slave, not the institution but those who suffered from it and tear down those traitorous, treasonists, i call them terrorists for slavery, mass incarceration. >> the republicans have said that the republican party is the party of abe lincoln and frederick douglass. how do you hold up andrew jackson and hold up people like robert e. lee and said you're the party of frederick douglass who fought to keep douglas a slave or re-enslave him is since he ran away from slavery. >> these people would be rolling in their graves if they saw today's republican party trying to celebrate them

senate by the way said the right thing in response to charlottesville. he's the only african-american in the united states senate, and he said it well, and he wasn't afraid to say what is right and what is true. we need more senators to do the same. >> adrienne, are we looking at a possible constitutional crisis with the attorney general refusing to come before the house judiciary committee, and there may be subpoenas, and there may be some kind of legal showdown? are we now looking at where the legislative and executive branch are going to have a showdown on checks and balances? >> i think we are, rev. and frankly in my opinion -- and i think that we saw this from leader pelosi this week when she made it very clear that, you know, a.g. barr lying in front of congress was not to be acceptable or was not acceptable, and made it very clear where she stands on that. look, if congress, you know, sort of -- it plays chicken and doesn't actually address this, then we are setting the precedent for future administrations, future republican administrations or fut

that's aimed down toward roanoke, lynchburg, and charlottesville.batch will miss the d.c.metro area. but a lot of times what happens, these clusters of storms leavea whe call outfly boundaries. in other words -- outfly boundaries. in other words, pushing the air out. the differentials allow for the development of more storms during the there's a slight chance of storms later in the afternoon. the first area of rainissing us to the south this morning. except for our friends and neighbors from warrenton and culpeper southward tomorrow charlottesville, a better chance of rain. quiet, late morning, afternoon. after 3:00, 4:00, could have storms bubblin upagain. notice, the higher chances are in northern virginia. anybody could get it, but again, higher chances to the s th and west. your weekend will start dry. we could have hit-and-miss rain chances during the second half of the day tomorrow.nc rain c tomorrow are down below 30%. just can't give you the guarantee of dry weather. sunday, close to 90 degrees. toasty warm for the next four days. oler and h

now there are charlottesville tr truthers who are re-writing the president's facts.hole idea is indicative of everything that's happening in our politics. it's anything but the truth. >> i believe mr. corsi's work in addition to his birtherism was to point out that unbeknownst to all of us, exploezives were bui -- explosives were built into the world trade center. they had the foresight in the '70s that such a government event would need to be launched one day. >> i had the privilege of supervising the 9/11 prosecution. talk about things that are jarring. the notion that the government was complicit or did something to facilitate the acts. it's such a disgusting service to men and women who lost their lives. there are no words to capture my feelings. it's dangerous. >> it's dangerous and disorienting. >> you play tape of something that we all saw with our own eyes. that we all know happened. then you see donald trump at a maga rally saying don't believe your eyes. don't believe your ears. then you see the truthers around either the charlottesville response or around

raindrops on lingering near charlottesville. they're coming in our general wdirection. ll time out when it's going to get herend who's most likely to see the rain coming up in a few. >> reporter: eisenhower middle school is on fire here in l. laure ike, the eagle, is out, as well. coming up, we'll meet one of the teachers nominated for teacher of the year in prince george's county. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and life you love. shop top-brand appliances at sears, including kenmore. sears, making moments matter. only apply to drgs that co $ more than35 for a month's supply or usual course of therapy. these ads will also mention tat he price may be different for those with health insurance. the new ads are expected to begin airing in a few months. >>> "news4 today"oves teachers. the celebration continues for rs national te week. >> we have more from melissa mollet with the teachers and students in laurel. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you gus. i have neve

the president's instinct, his impulse was to relitigate charlottesville for ten days. >> he defendedks, blaming both sides for the violence, including the life of a person who was there to protest white nationalists. i was also struck by the comment from mayor pete buttigieg, the same structure he used when he was asked by mike pence whether he's homophobic, he said i don't know if he is but the policies he advocates for are. i think it shows an adept way of attacking the administration, you raised the point it was joe biden whose opening words were charlottesville, seemed to light a fire under democrats who were not going right after trump, they were campaigning against his policies but not his character. what we are seeing here is let's change now. democrats, they seem far less reluctant to go after donald trump the man, not just donald trump the president. >> women surging in this poll. kamala harris up 3, elizabeth warren up 4, amy klobuchar up 2. i think this is because they're running really good campaigns. i think harris had a moment with barr. she rode it. she's taking it to

. >> charlottesville?g to do with small government and social programs and something do with -- >> which charlottesville. the neo nazis or robert e. lee fans or both? >> they fade into one another. distinguishable, but not the same. i want to suggest that the metastasizing of this republican party and the leaders dancing with the folks and taking over the party. >> you think he picked a judge like this because of those characteristics? >> i think so. >> a poor vetting mistake and the notion that the republican party capitulated by the wall. they yessed the wall to death for two years. it's discrediting. >> it has been confirmed. >> it is a disgrace. >> he picks words like that? >> i don't believe so. i don't know that his rhetoric is commensurate to his record. the rhetoric alone should be disqualifying that you generated votes against it suggests that the republican party -- >> some republican votes? >> some republican votes. unfortunately one. mitt romney gets special annuities as someone from utah and t

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the reason for joining is i saw what happened in charlottesville.emi-observing jew and seeing the violence of charlottesville is what made me feel compelled to do something. >> yeah. okay, wait. white jewish guy, a white woman, i need to talk to a regular white guy. here we go. >> seattle is really white. i live in seattle. it's like -- it's norway. but in my neighborhood, it's 80%-plus people of color and around the election time, all of a sudden there's, like, white power slogans at my kids' park and swastikas down by the lake where i go hang out with my family. and like all this stuff starts swirling. this elderly african-american couple a few blocks away, someone painted the "n" word on their truck and that's just like messed up. i was like, well, time to get off my ass and do something. >> yeah. why aren't more white people here? and i mean maybe not here with us now, but here in this frame of mind? >> that's the real question. that's part of what we're doing is can we create a space where we can do community defense so that people who are tryi

>>home state of california just on saturday night made clear what was clear in charlottesville, was clear the tree of life synagogue. these are born out of hey which has received new fuel in these last 2 years. >>california senator kamala harris addressing the tragedy in power way that took place over the weekend. a gunman opened fire at a son of a synagogue service during the last day of passover killing one person injuring 3 others. according to a newly released report from the anti-defamation league. it is just another example of the rising number of anti semitic incidents in the state and the nation as you see on the graph on your screen. >>now joining us right now is flooded. i can and you were looking at this report that just came out and it shows a disturbing trend 2018. we've got an increase of anti semitic attack next what is going on here. >>that's right teresa. it's quite disturbing over the last number of years anti semitic incidents across the country have doubled since 2015. one of the things that certainly contributing we feel to this trend is the way that rhetoric from our

from charleston to okay creek to charlottesville to garden city we have seen these violent ideologies rear their ugly heads, unfortunately president trump tried to play both sides with domestic terrorism. president trump doubled down on his stance that there were fine people on both sides of the august 2017 unite the right rally. his inability to disanswer himself has been taken by many as support. extremism is not limited to the united states. it is evolving into a global phenomenon. this year the terrorist that killed 50 people, and wounded 50 more, at two mosques in new zealand said he was inspired. we need to understand that. it is manage short of alarming. there is a threat, and whether or not and what is the government doing about it. this is the first step towards transparen transparency, but there is more information that we need, i'm developing legislation to require the federal government to regularly and publicly report data on domestic terrorism. i'm optimistic it will become a bipartisan effort. finally i want to welcome our witnesses from the department of homeland secur

and neighbors at tor nern neck, southern maryland, fredericksburg, toward maybe culpeper and charlottesville, those neighborhoods might have a dropr or a shower ding the day. i think from about warrenton and waldorf, nrthbound to the pennsylvania line, rain chances near zero today. temperat iewise, we're the cooler 50s and 60s for most of the area this morning. and do't get me wrong, it's not going to be a cool afternoon. temperature today, 85 degrees. but lower humidy, more sunshine, that's going to be a farore pleasant day to spend time outside. again, rain chances today are lower and focused down to the e about the weekend and how much cooler it's going to be next week coming up.me ssa? >>> thank you. taking a look at the beltway, no problems on the beltway, outer loop, inner loop, lookinguite good. we have one issue in the district, southbound 295 before the naval research lab, right lane is blocked by a crash. we don't see any slowdown, though, on the map, so that is good. silver spring, northboundrg geo after 16th street, right lane gets by. as you look at 66, we have a couple of work

storms is going to go just down to our south.ou ifre traveling today, down south of culpeper, charlottesville, rihmond, that could be a higher chance of storms today. here's the ten-day forecast. only an fitty-bitty chance rain tomorrow, high, 85. closing in on 90 sunday. only a slight chance for a at day shower. more likelihood for rain on your monday. quiet weather tuesdn, wedday, then as we run into memorial day weekend, it's going to start feeling like summertime. >> i like it. thank you. >>> frederick, westbound 70 near e street, truck lost a load of . grave we still have a little delay because of this. crews are cleaning up northbound, southbound on 270, don't have any issues right now. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway looking good. , but le bit of roadwo nothing to worry you about. and 66 and 95 also rollinglong nicely. more coming up. thank you. >> historic sites, plenty of a vineyards,nd all the fresh ice cream you can distance. this is my kind of trip. >> a good day. >> yes. that is what you'll experience if you follow our molette green nk trip.ext one-t >> she's sharing the si

each other those all right white supremacists they hate us and they want to kill us so it was charlottesville show me was studies white supremacist he's all right folks are full of hate and if they have weapons i really. need to tactical training in near ready. they want to hurt people they came down here with weapons in a day of deliberate a fight. america needs to be born again america needs of rebirth we need to acknowledge our sins. we need to repaint and we need to build a new we're better america without racism. without the news if racism never existed. the people that are now doing those manufacturing jobs also start to innovate because that's where the innovation happens on the factory floor so the factory floor is been moved to china as you point out the b.t.l. like china in that we moved all our jobs manufacturing over china now all the innovations in china so we are it's not it's not created in california built in china is going to be created in china built in china. my son in this doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of

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and you can see there is a ndttle area of light rain here west of richmo just not too far from charlottesville. this is doing its best to lift in our general direction. wewill keep a chance for raindrops here early on today. later on this afternoon, things prove just a bit. here's future weather. again, the computer models are not having a very good handle on this rain in central virginia t. i'm not too confident in the way this is being presented. later in the day today, i think it will turn around and get a little bit of sunshine in here. for tomorrow, wel start out dry. rain chances increase as a weather front rolls in late tomorrow evening. saturday morning, really the first half to three quarters of your saturday plans likely to not get rained on. by 8:00 saturday night, the rain's moving in. and i've moved ouran rain chce on sunday up to 100%. it will rain most if not all of your sunday plans. sorry about that for all your mother's d activities. indoor brunch required this year. then on monday, that rain hanging around through the morning commute before w dry back out. next chance for so