this horrible event in charlottesville in 2017? indeed brian todd live for us there in charlottesville. brian. thank you. john thanks for help any moment now the man accused of shooting a six year old girl and her parents after their basketball rolled into his yard is set to appear in a florida courtroom. 24 year old robert singletary turned himself into police yesterday more than 500 miles from the north carolina neighborhood where the shooting took place. it happened after a basketball rolled into singletary's yard after an altercation with one of the parents, singletary opened fire , wounding six year old kinsley white and both of her parents. kinsley's mother tells cnn that doctors removed bullet fragments from her daughter's cheek. police say the child's father was seriously hurt and is still in the hospital. sara all right, john. all eyes are on the supreme court. at any moment, the justices could drop a major decision on an abortion pill. fox news made a $787 million deal with dominion over election lives. but another voting

jake, brian todd and charlottesville. thanks so much also international lead someone sick idea of a prank killed a young woman in colorado and the victim was 20 year old alexa bartell. authorities say that the individuals threw a large rock at her car windshield and then ended up killing her. this happened wednesday night around 10 your boulder just outside denver that same night, someone threw rocks at four other drivers hitting their windshields. the jefferson county sheriff's office says alexa bartell was on the phone with a friend when the rock hit her car when the call went, then went silent. her friend tracked cartels phone and found the 20 year old dead. authorities believe the culprit was in a light colored pickup truck or suv. they're asking the public for help tracking down this person. coming up the accusations against the republican lawmaker in tennessee . that's right. a republican lawmaker his own party, said nothing of it when calling out democrats for violating the rules on decorum. you might. i have spent

august 11th 2017, a menacing torch march in charlottesville, virginia. hundreds of white nationalist march on the campus of the university of virginia, recorded in this documentary by the news outlet, vice wielding torches, chanting racist slogans . including one slogan that was a notorious reference. a prelude to what happened the next day, so called unite the right rally on saturday, august 12th white supremacist clashing with counter protesters a car driven by a white nationalist rammed into a crowd of protesters killing 32 year old heather heyer. three white nationalists involved in that august 11th torch march facing justice in charlottesville. will zachary smith, tyler bradley dikes and dallas medina all charged with burning an object with intent to intimidate a felony? one of the men will zachary smith is also charged with violating a statute that makes it illegal to maliciously release a chemical irritant, such as tear gas accountability. for efforts to intimidate to harass to spread hatred and violence is always welcome, especially the time wher

in charlottesville, virginia. appreciate it. absolutely oclock, colorado school bus driver who intentionally slammed the brakes while driving children now faces 30 years 30 child abuse charges. i should say he defends his actions, saying it was to educate them. listen. you guys want to see how dangerous that is? god get that. that's why you need to be in your seat. turn around and sit down properly. the children from douglas county's council rock elementary school, or between five years old and 12 years old . one girl called her mom from the bus, telling her mom someone was hurt. please. get out. 61 year old former bus driver brian fitzgerald has his first court appearance in may, a sheriff's department in california going beyond the call of duty deputies in fresno county risked their own lives last month to deliver life saving medication to a man stranded in a home surrounded by feet of snow. cnn's veronica miracle has more on the heroic mission. came in early march after unusually heavy snowfall closed off this mountain commun

cnn's brian todd is in charlottesville. brian i understand there are some new developments, what's going on there? well john. the hearing is slightly delayed because there's another unrelated hearing going on in this court behind me, but in a few minutes we do expect this hearing to take place where two of the three defendants in this case are expected to appear to set the scene for our viewers. we have to kind of differentiate this. these defendants are charged in the case that's related to that friday evening rally on august 11th 2017. that is when a group of white nationalists and white supremacists marched on the campus of the university of virginia wielding torches menaced several people. on the campus that evening, and they are charged and we're going to go over the charges in a second. but that, of course, is different from what happened the day after that, that was the unite the right rally on that saturday of august 12th 2017 when there was so much violence in the streets here in charlottesville, another two events

charlottesville, virginia. my dad knew that. but get this he was not sure of his mother's name. it could been taylor. he told me, or it could have been robinson. and the only person who would have survived was the generation from his mother because his father was also dead, of course, was a woman we called aunt peachey her last name was robinson. robinson was i'm sorry, i peachey was my grandmother's half sister. now, she's important to the story i mentioned earlier. i'm peachy was a woman who could not read write or spell her own name, but she was the only person who remembered the oral history passed down from one generation to another that we're descended from thomas jefferson, my sister janice was the only person who listened to aunt peachy. i'm pretty pivotal to this story because she was someone who was a domestic, who worked for a very wealthy family in washington, dc, who discarded her when she became ill and could no longer perform her tasks for them. they left her with nothing, virtually nothing. she came to live with our family. i never knew her. she was gone by the t

job, he means the job he outlined in 2020 when he said he was galvanized by what happened in charlottesville. if you look at the ticket, he reads the tea leaves from his 2024 ad. we don't see the traditional hardhats and construction workers or american flag until almost two minutes into that video. what we see is january 6. we hear 30 seconds in him invoke maga, and him linking that to voting rights, to abortion rights, all of those different things as well, so he is almost downright giddy at the prospect of having a rematch with former president trump. laura: in addition to the president's launch video, the democratic national committee as well as some other democratic super pac's are heavily focused on abortion and guns, but what stands out to you about the way the president is shaping the argument for his second term? john: i agree with mario. i was struck the fact that the parallelism of the opening of the 2020 video and the opening of 2024, charlottesville and january 6, and then ape asked pivot to the abortion issue in particular, which said to me he is running a combination of what h

shouted. jews will not replace us while marching with torches in the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. that's the kind of over answer services and i think you're talking about many, however lean on more coded forms of anti semitism, more coded rhetoric, including leaders like former us president donald trump, who repeatedly refuses to disavow neo nazis and insist that there were very fine people on both sides, after that rally in charlottesville, he also ran a political ad that feature number of prominent american jews, including george soros, the philanthropist, including janet yellow in the federal reserve chair. while warning of global special interest that had robbed our working class and stripped our country of its welcome, the troops abound their sorrows. was also targeted by the hungarian prime minister victor, or by whose government has repeatedly sought to minimize hungry role in the holocaust up. what's the impact of this kind of anti semitism, the coated anti semitism on the political and cultural cultural mainstream? yeah. and those kinds of dog whistles, you kno

and things in many ways have gotten worse since charlottesville.t time, denied the outcome of an election lied about it repeatedly for a year, there was the january 6t insurrection he continues to lie about that insurrection, and continue trying to whip people up into frenzy and he uses violent rhetoric t do that. so there is no reason why jo biden wouldn't run again despite the fact that he's mos underestimated man in politics i think in my adult lifetime >> there's no doubt about that i want to encourage people t watch your special monda night. there is a part of you conversation with former president bill clinton followed by former secretary o state hillary clinton. >> growing up in the 60s and 70s, nobody could have eve imagined piece would come to northern ireland >> the people got out ahead of the politicians. they are sick and tired of people dying they were sick and tired o worrying about the kids walkin down the street at night they were tired of exaggeratin the differences that their religious heritage gave them and they just wanted to go

of biden's announcement of his 2020 campaign when he told america that the fascism he saw in charlottesville, virginia, inspired him to run and win. since his election, he has crisscrossed the country, touting his infrastructure plan, he also spent time talking about how he boosted manufacturing, lowered prescription drug prices and made the largest investment in the environment in recent history. that is of course the biden campaign pitch, and campaigns are about selling a narrative helpful to the candidate, full stop, but the actual facts of what happened in the country over the past three years do back biden up. these policies that biden are touting are real they are being implemented unemployment really is low, the economy is just factually doing well there are statistics and numbers that align with biden's message. however, if you tune in to fox, you literally enter a different reality. in the fox reality, nothing good is happening in biden's america. absolutely nothing in fact, we live in a dystopian hellscape where no one is safe, immigrants are evil, liberals are lazy woke dejenerate

the peninsula faces the open sea and from the mouth of the sly to the other end to the city of charlottesville. and the old fishing district of home is especially pretty. it was settled in the 10th century in another must see is got off castle. it was once the residence of the duke's. if she needs me college, dinah got off. the house also produced kings and bishops. ah, the castle's chapel dates back to 1590 and has been largely preserved in its original form. the small does, she was a mighty centre of power in northern europe. got off also houses an archaeological museum. one of its most amazing exhibits is the need on both a warship from the year 320 a. d o t r cool is very familiar with the history of the region. and i didn't say when was place vig golden arrow the forms it said, you know, in the 17th century, when it was the dumpty of shenise mc holstein at got off at that point jennings make was really one of your was prime cultural centers and another culture not military might, with used to try to rise to the level of denmark, the father that was an outside founding time when there was

spend years conditioning the american people to feel a certain way about the russia hoax about charlottesville, about anything, when the truth is at least much more nuanced and at worse, it's false. let's let david into that conversation that he just the point that you just made at how would you respond to that david, i really have to laugh. i was as journalist in new york for years before i moved to cover hong kong for business week and china for business. we can, can back the states about 10 years later. i trump, i've written about a since i was a cub reporter in new york. the guy has a basic approach of delane trials resisting any kind of provision of documents. and he usually gets away with that. and the reason that this case has lasted for, for more than 4 years is because trump has fought every inch of the way to not reveal documents. and he was using the presidency at that point to do so. and he delayed the access to any kind of information. now what happened that is not being mentioned here is my, my, my fellow to on the pin. and i forget when you're in and at martin. yes, i'm sorry, i

the moment that triggered joe biden's run for the presidency in 2020 was the charlottesville events. it really shocked biden. i think he felt, as one of his aides put it, that was a door he had to move faster close. >> next call, mary, las vegas. good afternoon. >> yes. hello. biden's age doesn't bother me at all. nikki haley's comments about being tested for acuity or whatever she said is a bunch of campaign rhetoric. i can see where all politicians could probably take lie detector tests, but i think he's done a phenomenal job. i don't know that i blame him all that much for afghanistan. if i'm correct, didn't we get 180,000 people out? >> that's true. >> that's a lot of people to get out and i don't know a perfect way to get them out. . also trump negotiated a surrender with the taliban. how good could it have gone anyway since they were being let out of jail? and trump sent the kurds to their deaths. so i think biden is doing a phenomenal job. >> can i address that? she is absolutely right about this. in fairness to biden and his team when it comes to afghanistan, when donald trum

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the charlottesville, kane ost viewed out an ash cloud over an area of more than 100000 square kilometers with authorities warning of potential effects on air travel. officials have advised locals to stay home. residents of louisville in the us state of kentucky have been holding vigils to more than the victims of a mass shooting authorities say, a man armed with a rifle open fire. on monday at the bank where he worked, he killed 5 people and wounded 9 others while live streaming the attack before shooting and killing himself. a thing in the u. s. where the biden administration is reeling from the fall out of the most significant league of government secrets, since wiki lakes in 2010. as the search for the source of the leak continues, washington is busy doing damage control revelations suggest that you wear spied on key allies, including israel and south korea. on tuesday, sol dismissed a significant number of the files as fake. the pentagon says it's ordered an internal review describing the leak as a very serious national security risk to impact the story that's pull in d, w, security

party of lincoln is party of charlottesville. repeal and muslim ban.entiments and driven by anger that disdeserves not defense but extincttion. national affairs analyst, i can't call him president this demagogue this nationalist. why did i take a whole segment to read this? the media in america is like the media that exists in the old soviet union or in iran or cuba or in china. not a free media, listen to these people. the dehumanization of a president of a former president. look at who they are comparing him to and what they say about him and what they say about you and think about you. you say, let me tell you about the law and elements of the law. and this by -- this is bigger. than any of this. this is much bigger. the assault on our institutions, the use of federal law enf enforcement, this is a big deal. this is tyranny. i'll be right back. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician we can ke

and it's nice to see you all in here on such a good, gorgeous evening here in charlottesville. but it's really my pleasure to welcome you to a panel that will discuss the new books of two of our recent phds here at uva. it's going to be a discussion that professor varon will moderate, but i'd like to very briefly introduce the panelists to you. to my left is clayton butler. dr. butler is from new york state. he graduated from pomona college and earned his ph.d. at uva in 2020. prior to that, he worked at the gilder lehrman institute of american history and civil war preservation trust. now the american battlefield trust. his book, true blue white unionists in the deep south. during the civil war and reconstruction, was published in 2022, and he currently works for uva press and the center is dr. brian neumann. dr. newman graduated from furman university. she says with much loss before earning his ph.d. from uva in 2020, he served as the lead research assistant for furman's desegregate commemoration committee, and he was a member of uva's president's commission on the university

featured in that announcement video were some of those neo-nazis who marched with tiki torches in charlottesville. that the very first word you heard from mr. biden's mouth was freedom. when you talk to democratic strategist and, white house officials about this they, talked about the fact that his campaign officials, rather, this battle for the soul of the nation, they believe, is not yet over. that there is no reason for mr. biden to step off the path, what we are still in the middle of this, and he is still a good president, doing good work. these are their words. i have asked many of them if we will hear more about his record, is actual presidential record, because we have heard them over the last few years talk about the big legislative wins he has been able to push through, and the bipartisan legislation he's been able to push through. they do say, we will hear more about that, of course, in the months ahead. especially as he hits the road to talk about some of those things. but, this core message, about the battle of the soul -- the battle for the soul of the nation, that is something we w

that was about the live at charlottesville and this is about the maga semi -nazis you go back to the oh eight campaign, it was optimistic, gazing towards the future. there is none of that with this guy. it is depressing. >> in that video, you saw very little of joe and when you heard him, he was slurring. sounded like me on a friday night. >> live television you don't have an opportunity to do it twice so sometimes we slower or stumble when you are talking live, but a video like that, it was fine, not going to win awards, but it kicks things off so they can fund raise. when 25% of the country thinks the job you are doing is good, don't want it anymore. perhaps rich, white liberals who got the electric vehicle tax credit. it did not seem to be the next campaign. what is the new thing he wants to do? you can't be in the basement. what is the new strategy? maybe they think they can do this because the media will be against whoever the republican is, they are going to be the ones that make america on the brink of losing its democracy, no matter who it is. >> he doesn't have to try. he ca

the years conditioning the american people to feel a certain way about the russia hoax about charlottesville, about anything, when the truth is at least much more nuanced and at worse, it's false. let's let david into that conversation that he, you just the point that you just made at how would you respond to that david, i really have to laugh. i was as journalist in new york for years before i moved to cover hong kong for business week and china for business. we can, can back the states about 10 years later. i it trump. i've written about a since i was a cub reporter in new york. the got my yard fellow to on the panel if you're in and at martin. yes. i'm sorry, i didn't names go right by me now. i the, the point is that there's, there's the on there's the issue that this last conviction of his company, which took years to get the documents on firmed fraud, financial fraud. and those documents include the stuff that supporting this case, you know, so short. so let me start, let me just fighting david, let me just stop there for a moment. i think what you're saying is they've now got evidence

that but illustrated in horrific fashion in charlottesville, virginia. >> this is a voting rights question. i have less political power because they are importing a new electorate. why should i take that? >> reporter: and then, the insurrection. this carlson lie is propertied out. >> fbi operatives were organizing the attack on the capitol on january 6th. according to government documents. >> reporter: carlson ended up getting sole access to thousands of hours of january 6th videotape from kevin mccarthy, which carlson selectively sanitized, angering many, including republicans. >> i think it was, yeah. it was an attack on the capital. >> reporter: recently, this carlson take on the culture wars, in a racist prison. he said this about justin pearson who was expelled from office. >> he wasn't white but he did a fantastic impression of it. what a nice, young man. >> reporter: and there was this about transgender rights. >> transgenderists do not believe in the god of mono theism. they believe themselves are god with the power to control nature. if you think about it, this should be a concern

people were not paying attention to the far right, even after charlottesville, the funding wasn't thered i think people are paying attention, that's why we can have events like this that people are tuning in and listening. people care. and i think we're also shifting the narrative the way that letting extremist define themselves. like i said earlier, the cowboys, they're not just a drinking club, we know what they are. we need to take awareness and take it to every extremist group that continues in the future. >> well, i think that's actually really great way to end because it is a little bit hopeful there and i do apologize for not leaving any time for questions, but i think that just shows how rich the dialog was, how much we were able to learn from all six of you and it really just gives me ideas for so many more things i'd like to talk about with you and others and i'd want to give a round of applause to our panelists and thank everybody for also coming today. [applause] >> they've spent a year and a half, probably 24/7 in windowless cubicals doing for the american people. [applause

>> what is interesting about that, think about four years ago, it was about charlottesville. that's why he was running. he made that a point for a year in his presidency. what i took from the video, he's not running on anything he's accomplished while he's been president. so that takes you in to a question about the head winds that could be there for him in a re-election. over the past six months, there's been eight different surveys that have taken place among democrats. here's the findings. 38% want him to run among democrats. 57% want someone else to run. then when you get into the state levels, think about the election of 2020 and what was tight, right? think about pennsylvania. think about georgia and wisconsin and arizona. we started to dig. between those three states, 42,000 votes determined the outcome in all three states. today his approval rating in georgia is 42. in wisconsin, it's 41. in arizona, it's 38. so based on the context of the economy, international issues and the head winds that he's running into, this is going to be a tough re-election for him to win as

investigation tries to levy charges against trump and then he can lie to us all like he did about charlottesvillery fine people lie that he told. trump didn't say that about nazis. that was spread widely by the left wing. when biden comes out and says now that trump is being investigated by so many different people, i've got to save the country and be normalcy. the problem is biden's done. can he barely walk across the lawn to get on the airplane or sorry, the helicopter to fly to delaware where he spent most of his presidency. is he going to get whipped. no matter hot republican nominee is in my always humble opinion. >> jesse: and now he is off to ireland for a few days. you will never hear from him or see him at least until after the weekend. clay travis thank you so much. oh, wait, do we have a picture of clay? wait a he could is. one of my producers found a picture. do we have the photo? oh, there it is. i have to ask. >> yeah, that's me. >> jesse: what's that. >> i will say by the way. solid thigh game for me right there. a little bit of a muscle flex tough to beat off. a little bit of ches