. >> and you also have new reporting about christopher cantwell, that's the white nationalist prominently the special that came from that rally. what more? >> reporter: cnn has learned from a senior law enforcement source familiar with the investigation that other warrants have been issued including for christopher cantwell like you mentioned. he's the white nationalist who was featured in that vice news special report and among many of the racist things that he mentioned, he also mentioned that the killing of heather heyer was more than justified. as you know, heather heyer is the 32-year-old woman who died after a car rammed through a street full of counterprotesters. she died and 19 other people wounded. but again as for those warrants from this senior law enforcement source, those warrants have been issued but at this moment they have not been served, fred. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> all right. up next the growing debate over the removal of confederate monuments and statues across the country. i visited one of the largest memorials in the nation at a georgia state park. here

the profile page of christopher cantwell has been removed.hristopher cantwell lived in new hampshire and was listed on flyers promoting the rally. he was featured in a documentary released on monday in which he voiced support for violent protest tactics. >>> apple pay and paypal are disabling support for websites that sell items with [null] symbols and support for hate groups. paypal works to ensure services are not used to accept payments or donations for activities that promote hated violence or racial intolerance.>>> controversy on san jose state university campus at students go to class next week the issue is over the return of a professor accused of sexually harassing a student. lewis aptekar is returning for the fall semester. in 2015 a student claimed he made inappropriate remarks and that he wanted to date her, the school says the allegations were steps and she aided he was suspended without pay and underwent training. san jose state says another allegation came to light from another student in 2014 what those were not substantiated.

christopher cantwell turned himself in after a warrant had been issued for his arrest or illegally using teargas. christopher cantwell said he used it in self-defense against the counter protester and has been featured in the vice news documentary about white supremacists where he talks about the desire to be more violent. after the rally he posted a youtube video crying about the warrant for his arrest. >>> it appears the controversial group of conservative leaders may speak at uc berkeley after all and the student group working to bring milo yiannopoulos, ann coulter and steve bannon to the campus force -- for a free-speech event. cal says it will work with these student organizations to provide a safe and successful learning environment and the school says they remain committed to free speech and open dialogue.>>> the supreme court is expected to announce a decision on the voter approved measure to speed up the process of carrying out the death penalty and last november voters approved prop 66 which was at the five-year limit for the appeal on the death penalty but critics say that is

this is what's from assist christopher cantwell -- white supremacist christopher cantwell outut -- -king about ivananka. >> h here to talk i in the hopes thatat some of the more c capae will come e along and do that,t, some of yoyou like donaldd trump who does not give his daughter to a jew. >> donald trump? >> a lot more racicist than dond trump. i dodon'ththink you coululd feel about race the wayay i do and tard walkt krishna bas around with that beautiful girl. amy: i'm sure you saw clips of him this vice interview. christian, your thoughts, and another part of this, they visit him where he is staying and he after another througughout his waistband thate brings out, and finally brings out a knife and says he is well armed for more violence. insecureentleman is an , has no self-confidence, and is clearly broken. ththere's something broken. i'm a firm believer that ideology is not what radicalize his people. i think it is the search for identity, community, and a sense of purpose. if there's some sort of brokenness, avoid in your life addiction,be trauma, or mental health issues, an

one man who tonight says he fears arrest is a white supremacist named christopher cantwell, featured in a documentary about the violence including the torch march at uva friday night. he was also at the rally on saturday, but tonight he seems to be in a different frame of mind. he posted a video late today in which he is seen crying and saying that he fears arrest, he fears a warrant is out for his arrest. take a listen to what he said. >> we have done everything in our power to keep this peaceful, you know? i know we talk a lot of [bleep] on the internet, but like literally jason kessler applied for a permit like months ago for this, okay. when they yanked our permit, we went to the aclu and we went to court and we won. we've been coordinating with law enforcement the entire time, every step of the way, we tried to do the right thing. and they just won't stop. >> we reached out to charlottesville city officials to see if an arrest warrant is out for christopher cantwell. they haven't gotten back to us on that. >> thanks very much. joining us, congressman andres carson of indiana. co

you may recognize this man, christopher cantwell, more than 44 million people have watched the documentary sincet police with the university of virginia issued arrest warrants for him last night. he's facing two felony charges of using tear gas that weekend. >>> this time tomorrow, we hope to know how a woman ended up buried alive on a ocean city beach. police announced today they're finished with their investigation and ocean city's mayor is expected to update reporters in the morning. the woman was found late last month. she was visiting with her family from texas. >>> tom is the first day of school in loudoun county. be sure to watch tomorrow morning for the latest traffic and weather. we'll also be talking to a third grade teacher who is now working at the elementary school she attended as a child in ashburn. and if your kids go to school in fairfax county, you might get a personal visit from your teacher tomorrow. teachers are heading outnt schools, going door to door to personally welcome stupds back. the school year starts on monday in fairfax moint. >>> a young woman can't walk and

amy: christopher cantwell speaking to vice the day after heather heyer was killed. funeral today in charlottesville. bree newsome, your response? >> again, i continue to emphasize to people that this is not new. this is part of a long history and a pattern of white supremacist terrorism in this country. i think part of f what people ae struggling right now -- struggling with right now is recognizing that it is terrorism. the reality is, the greatest terrorist threat i in the uninid states is and has always been from white nationalists and white supremacists. heather heyer, her death is part of a tragic and long history of white allies who were standing with black activist fighting for justice who lost their lives, who were killed by white supremacists. one of the most famous cases was the case of cheney goodman and schwerner, three civil rights workers who travel to mississippi in 1964 to register black citizens there to vote. the bodies were discovered several days later and it became clear that they had been murdered by the ku klux klan working in collaboration wi

i really will. >> christopher cantwell turned himself in last night. today was arraigned on two counts of illegal use of tear gas. bond was denied and a preliminary hearing set in mid-october. a lot more ahead tonight. the president also went after james clapper today. in a moment, i'll ask former cia michael hayden what he thinks about this, did clapper go too far or is he spot-on. >>> hurricane harvey heading to the texas gulf coast. the latest on when it may hit, where, and how hard, when we continue. it's the sears semi-annual blowout event! save 10 to 70% off on all clothing and shoes. and up to 70% off on outdoor life for him and simply styled for her! plus hot deals on jeans for kids, starting at 8.99. hurry - sale ends september 4th. theso when i need to book tant to mea hotel room,tion. i want someone that makes it easy. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. visit booking.com. booking.yeah! at whole foods market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful and fresh. delicious and powe

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christopher cantwell was featured in a documentary about the deadly rally in using tear gas. cantwell said he was defending himself when he used pepper spray, looks forward to his day in court. >>> espn announces names, robert lee won't call the virginia, william and mary game, his game too similar to robert e. lee. the story trending online. espn made that decision after the deadly protests in charlottesville. in a statement, they said we collectively made the decision with robert to switch games as the tragic events in charlottesville were unfolding, simply because of the coincidence of his name. >>> 4:48. police arrested a teenager they say attacked two women on a bike trail in alexandria. they were attacked 30 minutes apart in broad daylight on the bike trial near holmes parkway. joshua sprinkle is in custody, charged with attempted robbery and abduction for the first second. police released his name, not his photo. they tell us they don't want to confuse the public because sprinkle is possibly linked to other cases. >>> we hear about people that get out of prison, have n

they said the profile pages of christopher cantwell have been removed along with the pages to his podcast and he was listed on flyers promoting the rally and featured in a documentary on monday which he was voicing support for the violent protest tactic. apple, paypal disabling support for items that represent hate groups and they say this activity violates their long- standing guidelines and paypal wants to ensure the sources are not used to accept payment or donations for activities that promote hate, violence or racial intolerance. >>> apple ceo tim cook amounts -- announces they will be making separate to million dollar donation in response to the violence in charlottesville last week. in the email to apple cook said that what occurred in charlottesville has no place in our country. he also said that apple will match employee donations to for one -- 24 1 -- 2 for 1. >>> in southern california the confederate monument at the hollywood cemetery has been removed after hundreds demanded it was taken down. the plaque memorial for 30 confederate veterans at the hollywood forever cemetery. c

. >>> now some developments from charlottesville, christopher cantwell, the white supremist at the center of that vice news video posted to social media turned himself into police. there were warrants for his because of the violence following the protests. cantwell is in jail tonight in lynchburg, virginia. >>> a popular store at your local mall is getting trashed online. people have been tweeting and posting facebook messages about forever 21 carrying rings with swastika symbols in their stores. one person even claims the rings are sold at a specific location at a mall in nashville. so what's the deal here? is this true? before she shared it with her friends viewer pamela goings from silver spring reached out to our verify team for answers. >> my question is to verify is forever 21 selling swastika rings? i'd appreciate that. thanks. >> yeah. we got to find this out, too. pamela, we went straight to forever 21. a spokesperson told us the rings are not a forever 21 product. the folks person told our researchers the images of rings actually showed up about a year ago when the store did a c

. >> reporter: but many were and several such as white nationalist christopher cantwell advocated violence>> i'm carrying a pistol, i go to the gym. i'm trying to make myself more capable of violence. i'm here to talk in the hopes of that somebody more capable will come along and do that, somebody like donald trump who does not give his daughter to a jew. >> reporter: so donald trump but like more racist. >> a lot more racist than donald trump. >> reporter: the president did denounce violence, but once again spread the blame to include counterprotesters. >> i will tell you something, i watched this very closely, much more closely than you people watched it, and you have -- you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent. >> reporter: the charlottesville police chief when asked whether one side was more upon than the other said it was an alt-right rally. witnesses say both sides came prepared for a fight. >> we did have mutually combative individuals in the crowd. >> reporter: but the chief said the white nationalists did not follow

>> reporter: but many were, and several such as christopher cantwell advocated violence. >> i'm carrying a pistol, i go to the gym all the time. i'm trying to make myself more capable of violence. i'm here to spread ideas, talk in the hopes that somebody more capable will come along and do that. somebody like donald trump who does not give his daughter to a jew. >> so donald trump, but more racist? >> a lot more racist than donald trump. >> reporter: the president did denounce violence today, but spread the blame to include counterprotesters. >> i will tell you something. i watched those very closely, much more closely than you people watched it. and you have -- you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent. >> reporter: the charlottesville police chief when asked whether one side was more responsible than other, said it was an all-white rally, but both sides came for a fight. >> we had mutually combative individuals in the crowd. >> reporter: but the chief said the white nationalists did not follow the agreed-upon plan, and beg

>> reporter: vice spoke with one of those white nationalists, christoph christopher cantwell. his answer? chilling. >> our rivals are a bunch of stupid animals who do attention. they just couldn't get out of the way of his car and some people got hurt. the amount of restraint that our people showed out there i think was astounding. >> reporter: but in charlottesville, heather's mother insists her daughter's death will have meaning and that her legacy only beginning. eva pilgrim, abc news, charlottesville, virginia. >>> and baltimore's among the many cities across the country removing confederate monuments. the maryland city removed four memorials to avoid any conflict. the group had said it would take one down if the city didn't react. the mayor now wants to replace the monuments with markers explaining what was there and why they were removed. >>> south korea's president is confident there will not be another war on the korean peninsula. moon jae-in says he would be willing to consider sending a special envoy to north korea for talks, but that country would have to stop its n

christoph christopher cantwell was featured in the documentary in the event. he was wanted on three felony charges including two counts of illegal use of tear gas among the dozens who marched at the university of virginia carrying night before the rally. >> newly released audio clips from hillary rodham clinton's p upcoming book offer a one-of-a-kind view of the 2016 presidential campaign and admits she let millions down saying she couldn't get the job done and details one especially uncomfortable moment during that second debate in october when she says trump made her skin crawl by pacing and looming closely behind her. that's when she said she had a choice to make. >> do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, back up, you creep. get away from me. i know you love to intimidate women but you can't intimidate me, so back up. >> clinton said nothing at the time and she says now she wonders if that was the right choice. her book called "what happened"

. >>> according to "usa today," christopher cantwell says he'll turn himself in. this, after university of virginia police in charlottingsville issued an arrest warrant for him. you may remember cantwell a key player in that long form video vice news posted on social media after the white supremacist rallies. he's now wanted on three felony charges related to using tear gas and causing injury to others presumably for attacking counterprotestors. >>> some good news, three brothers are being checked out after they were pulled from tons of rubble following monday's dead lid earthquake near naples, italy. aside from being exhausted and thirsty, the boys appear fine. two women were killed and dozens more were hurt when the 3.6 magnitude quake hit the volcanic island monday night. >>> it's hard to believe it's been six years though since our region magnitude earthquake centered south of mineral, virginia and could be felt as far knot as rhode island -- north as rhode island. it caused more than $34 million in damages to the national cathedral. >>> and so many of you rem

university of virginia police issued a statement last night saying christopher cantwell of new hampshireody in lynchburg, virginia. he admitted to pepper spraying a person back on august 11th when demonstrators marched across uva's campus the night before heather heyer was killed. president trump returned here to washington last night after speaking to the american legion in nevada on wednesday. the president is scheduled to meet with national security adviser hr mcmaster. that will be followed by the director of office of management and budget along with the office of legislative affairs. busy day for the ated. >>> fiat chrysler is now considering spinning off the upscale brands. the automaker wants to focus on mass market cars as it looks for a partner. the luxury brands could be worth more than $8 billion. ♪ >>> that's a tribute right there. country legend loretta lynn is being honored in nashville. the singers include brandy clark that paid tribute to the 85-year-old in a ceremony. lynn right now though is recovering from a stroke in may from she couldn't be there. the exhibit opens

vice spoke with one of those white nationalists, christopher cantwell about that car attack that killed heather heyer. his answer, chilling. >> rivals are a bunch of stupid animals that don't pay attention they couldn't just get out of the way of his car and some people got hurt. the amount of restraint that our people showed out there was outstanding. >> reporter: but tonight in charlottesville, heather's mother insists her daughter's death will have meaning and that her legacy is only beginning. >> and eva pill kbrim joins us tonight from charlottesville, and very difficult moments for that community. drawing strength from that mother and father, and tonight, the military, all five service chiefs have come out on their own to condemn racism and these hate groups? >> reporter: that's right, david. those top commanders in a rare move speaking out. army general mark millie tweeting the army doesn't tolerate racism, exstreamism or ray tread in our ramgs. it's against values and everything we have stood for since 1765, david. >> eva, thank you. >>> one more note on this tonight because the

christopher cantwell is his name he used the pepper spray in self virginia campus.faces three felony charges including using tear gas illegally. >> 7:31 right now. arlington priest admission to a white supremacist past came as no surprise to one local musician author and speaker. >> before william aitcheson renowned his kkk past and joined the priesthood he was convict evidence burning a cross outside of a maryland home in college park. darrell davis reach out to his parents offering to help sh their son all these years later davis is still at it. he's credited with getting dozens of former white supreme mists to renounce their past and give up their hatred. he's the subject of an inned pend documentary. he is currently updating his book clandestine relations and he is joining us now talk about his life's work. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. what a dangerous work you've chosen to take on. >> well, you know, i haven't found it too dangerous every now and then i have a couple encounter thursday a little n nass, too but for most part, it's been a pr

police slapping christopher cantwell with several arrest warrants for allegedly pepper spray a man in the face, he was featured in a news documentary on race and terror. to extreme weather for this morning, people in the path of severe weather moving across the country. heather: people on the roof, flash flooding in kansas city forcing several rescues including this family, their dog also trapped on the roof, 160 water rescues reported, one man caught in the high water. rob: that storm system heading into the northeast. we are tracking that storm. we had a big storm last night. >> reporter: that exact one in the center of the country rolled through the northeast overnight. we will pay attention to that. it stretches down across the south but that really heavy rain, tornado warnings and watches in the northeast, good news for folks from new york to boston this morning, that will continue to push into the atlantic so no more concern for that particular system although it will continue to cause some thunderstorm activity. that cold front, warm air in the south southeast, cooler to the no

profile pages of christopher cantwell have been removed as well as pages connected to his podcast. he lives in new hampshire and was listed on flyers promoting the rally. he was featured in a documentary on monday in which he voiced support for violent protesting. >>> apple pay and paypal are disabling support for websites that sell clothing and other items with [null] symbols and support for his groups. apple says they pulled support from the sites because their activity violates long-standing guidelines and paypal says it works to ensure its services are not used to accept payments for activities that promote hate violence or racial intolerance. >>> last night tim cook announced apple will be making two separate one million-dollar donations to the southern poverty law center and the anti- defamation league in response to the violence intro to go. tim cook says i disagree with the president and others who believe there is a moral equivalence between white supremacists and nazis and those who oppose them. claiming they are counter to our ideals. he says apple will match employee do

take white nationalist christopher cantwell, for instance. he sat down with the reporter on friday afternoon. after saying the deaths of traem, michael brown and tamir rice were an example of black people behaving like a savage, he and pounded on the issue of violence. >> of course we're capable. i'm carrying a pistol. i go to the gym all time. i'm trying to make myself more capable of violence. i'm here to spread ideas, talk, in the hope that's somebody more capable will come along and do that. >> i'm sarah we did not initiate force. we're not nonviolent. we'll kill these people if we have to. >> language like that is obviously offensive and outrageous and highly alarming. there was one thing that brought that white nationalist tough guy to tears. that's next. >>> a participant who gave a tough talking interview was on a somewhat different mindset when he posted a video saturday after he says he learn that had there was a warrant out for his arrest. >> there is a state of emergency, the national guard is here. i think it is a good idea for m

christopher cantwell is seen here in a vice news tonight documentary recorded in charlottesville overkend. facebook says its profile pages and a page connected to his podcast violated company policies on hate speech and organizations. cantwell says facebook is trying to silence him. >>> an emotional memorial service for heather higher, the woman run down and killed on saturday in charlottesville. her mother urged mourners to make her daughter's death worthwhile by confronting injustice. >> say to yourself, what can i do to make a difference? and that's how you're going to make my child's death worthwhile. i would rather have any child, but by golly, if i've got to give her up, we're going to make it count. >> in a tweet, president trump calls heather heyer a truly special young woman. heather's mother declined to respond to the president's latest comments. >>> we sent out a breaking news alert this morning as soon as the president tweeted he was going to disband two business councils. it came after criticism from two ceos. "abc7 news" anchor kristen sze has the details. >> reporter: p

christopher cantwell was featured in a news dr. manning -- a news documentary and on that he said he wanted the rally to be more violent and he posted a video on youtube crying about his arrest. >>> the healing of the deep divisions in the nation in kicking off the west coast campaign in berkeley, "one american" bounded by muslim, jewish and christian leaders after the presidential election last year. they form the group due to the divisions around the country along the clinical, racial and religious lines. they promote unity through dialogue and community service. >>> the immigration debate and will it lead to a government shutdown, president trump taking a hard-line stance on the border wall that could complicate efforts to keep the government operating with the deadline only weeks away. doug luzader has more from washington.>> reporter: we have certainly seen spending standoffs before in washington but this time the president has been specific and openly threatening to block the spending unless he gets funding for the border wal

christopher cantwell is seen here in a vice news tonight documentary recorded in charlottesville over the weekend. facebook says its profile pages and a page connected to his podcast violated company policies on hate speech and organizations. cantwell says facebook is trying to silence him. >>> an emotional memorial service for heather higher, the woman run down and killed on saturday in charlottesville. her mother urged mourners to make her daughter's death worthwhile by confronting injustice. >> say to yourself, what can i do to make a difference? and that's how you're going to make my child's death worthwhile. i would rather have any child, but by golly, if i've got to give her up, we're going to make it count. >> in a tweet, president trump calls heather heyer a truly special young woman. heather's mother declined to respond to the president's latest comments. >>> we sent out a breaking news alert this morning as soon as the president tweeted he was going to disband two business councils. it came after criticism from two ceos. "abc7 news" anchor kristen sze has the details. >> rep

rob: white nationalist wanted in the charlottesville rally is behind bars, christopher cantwell surrenderinghe university of virginia police for pepper spray and a man in the face. cantwell was featured in a news documentary on race and terror. the city of charlottesville covering the confederate statues that sparked the charlottesville rally were meant to honor counterprotest or have her debited heather heyer, a man cut it off saying it was a desecration. >> the city was so adamant why are we not having a public referendum and vote over this? >> this after city council voted to cover both monumental is a lawsuit to prevent the removal will be heard later this month. rob: an arrest in a possible terror attack targeting a concert in the netherlands, a friend terror attack. a suspect taken into custody, second man questions when police found him near the concert venue with a van that was cool of gas canisters. the california based band called off their show when spanish police contacted the dutch about the potential. a body found by malaysian authorities turning out not to be one of the uss jo

. >> christopher cantwell was featured in this vice news documentary about the deadly rally in charlottesville. he is wanted on three felony charges, including using tear gas. cantwell told the ap he was defending himself when he used the pepper spray, looks forward to his day in court. >>> we have been talking about the protests over confederate monuments around the country. now there's another wave happening, people calling for statues of christopher columbus to come down. earlier this week in baltimore, someone attacked a statue with a sledgehammer. that video on youtube. in the district, there are bills that stop honoring columbus. >> think that we should both remove the statues in the district of columbia, and also believe we should change columbus day to indigenous people's day. >> i think christopher columbus has a complicated history, but the fact he discovered america is something that italians are proud of. >> that's the statue damaged in baltimore, more than 200 years old. baltimore police are asking for help identifying people in this video. >>> 5:48. now to a story first on news4.

facebook is taking a stand against a white nationalist in charlo the company has removed christopher cantwell's pages. facebook removed eight other pages all connected to the white nationalist movement. a spokesperson says the pages violate its policies on hate speech. >>> president trump's response to the charlottesville violence has set off a new fire storm. he is facing strong rebuke for remarks appearing to put white supremacists on the same plain. you are hearing it from all corners from world leaders and ceos to every day citizens in some of the nation's reddest states. confederate monuments taken down or slated for removal in los angeles, alabama all in the wake of president trump's latest remarks. in iowa a state that helped put president trump in the white house today a march against hatred and against some of the very groups the president seemed to defend following that deadly violence in charlottesville. >> i think there is blame on both sides. >> reporter: from some in the president's own party outrage. >> this is terrible. the president of the united states needs to condemn these k

. >> christopher cantwell was featured in this documentary about the deadly rally in charlottesville.he is wanted on three felony charge defending himself when he used pepper spray, looks forward to his day in court. >>> police arrested a man they say attacked two women on a bike trail in alexandria. the women attacked 30 minutes apart in broad daylight on a trail near holmes run parkway. 18-year-old joshua sprinkle is in custody, charged with attempted robbery and abduction for the first incident and sexual battery for the second. >>> 6:34. a warning this morning. just before noon you may hear an explosion. we're here to tell you don't be alarmed. sthaer doing a controlled blast between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. this is because they're building a pedestrian underpass under the station. rockville pike will be shut down when the blast happens but not for long. >>> now to a story first on news4. president trump signed a new bill into law, supposed to make metro safer for drivers. law could mean for you. adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. you expect to get from point a t

. >> we have an update on one of the neo-nazi leaders, christopher cantwell, who many saw in the videor they saw him crying and sniveling, saying he had been misunderstood and was afraid he would be arrested. well, his fearful dreams are coming true. a senior law enforcement source connected to the charlottesville investigation tells cnn arrest warrants have been issued for him but have yet to be served. >>> all right. ahead on "360," the president's chief strategists packed his bags. more where that came from. the senior advisers famously conspicuously absent, and the next wave of organization choosing to dump trump and pull their event from mar-a-lago. we'll tackle it all when "360" continues, next. clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there."

that attended the rally in charlottesville over the weekend and they say the profile pages of christopher cantwell have been removed as well as the page connected to the podcast. cantwell was listed on flyers promoting the rally and featured in a documentary released on monday in which he voiced his support for the violent protest tactics. apple, pae and paypal are withdrawing support for websites that have items selling with [null] symbols and support for hate groups. they pulled the support for the size because the activity violates their long-standing guidelines and paypal wants to make sure the services not used for activities that promote hate, violence or racial intolerance. >>> apple ceo tim cook announced apple will make two separate $1 million donations to the southern poverty law center and anti-defamation league in response to the violence and charlottesville. " what occurred in charlottesville has no place in our country." he said that apple will match the employee donations to the human rights group between now and september 30. >>> a number of groups are either taking down confederat

. >> we have an update on one of the neo-nazi leaders, christopher cantwell, who many saw in the videogh, who later they saw him crying and sniveling, who was afraid he would be arrested. his fearful dreams are coming true. the law enforcement connected to the charlottesville, virginia investigation, say that arrest warrants have been issued for him but have yet to be served. >> all right, ahead, chief of staff reportedly has more where that came from. the senior advisers, famously absent. and the next wave of organizations choosing to dump trump in events from mar-a-lago, and "ac360" will tackle it next when they continue. let's see, there are the wildcats 'til we die weekenders. the watch me let if fly. this i gotta try weekenders. then we've got the bendy... ... spendy weekenders. the tranquility awaits. hanging with our mates weekenders and the it's been quite a day... ...so glad we got away weekenders. whatever kind of weekender you are, there's a hilton for you. book your weekend break direct at hilton.com and join the weekenders. >>> all right, i'm chris cuomo

take white nationalist christopher cantwell, for instance.sat down with the reporter on friday afternoon. after saying the deaths of traem, michael brown and tamir rice were an example of black people behaving like a savage, he and pounded on the issue of violence. >> of course we're capable. i'm carrying a pistol. i go to the gym all time. i'm trying to make myself more capable of violence. i'm here to spread ideas, talk, in the hope that's somebody more capable will come laalong and d that. >> i'm sarah we did not initiate force. we're not nonviolent. we'll kill these people if we have to. >> language like that is obviously offensive and outrageous and highly alarming. there was one thing that brought that white nationalist tough guy to tears. that's next. i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to

right extremist that helped organize the rally in charlottesville, virginia surrendered and christopher cantwell turned himself into the virginia lease after war which issued -- after a warrant was issued for him using teargas. he says he used it in self- defense against the counter protester but he had a video posted about wanting the rally to be more violent. >>> the grassroots movement kicked off the west coast campaign in berkeley, one america, founded by muslim, jewish and christian leaders after the last year presidential election. organizers form the group due to the division across the country along the political, racial and religious lines, promoting unity through dialogue and community service. >>> the uc berkeley professor resigned for the job he had with the safety department for the renewable energy expert for the trump administration and the professor wrote the resignation letter that contained a message. >> i'm resigning my position for the department of state. >> reporter: daniel kammen reads from his letter to the president. >> this is in response to your response to the organiz

christopher cantwell is charged with bodily harm. >> i'm not going to stop in my efforts to try to get it removed but i'm glad the city council recognized that it had to be addressed. >> the city is seeking state approval to remove the lee statue as well as one depicting stone wall jackson. a hearing is now set for september 1st. in the meantime officials ordered them covered with black tarps. >>> this afternoon the white house said relations between president trump and republican leaders in congress are fine. but the president's twitter feed seemed to tell a different story. fox's garrett tenney has the story. >> reporter: the infighting between gop leaders continues with the president slamming mitch mcconnell and paul ryan as well as the media. >> he campaigned on building the wall and is going to make sure that gets done. >> reporter: the white house confirming president trump is committed to getting the wall built. but this morning the president was tweeting a much different tune with a tirade reading, quote, i requested that mitch m. and paul r. work together to repeal and replace

a group captured these images of rally organizer christopher cantwell chanting slogans carrying a torched showing off firearms. he is facing charges and getting emotional about the social media pressure. >> and they just won't stop! you know? we have done everything in our power. we have used every peaceful and lawful means by which to redress our grievances. and our enemies just will not stop. >> the tech world is weighing in on the president's response to the charlottesville protest where he placed blame on both sides. apple's ceo tim cook condemned the president's remarks in an email to employees saying that, quote, hate is a cancer. and left unchecked, it destroys everything in its path. cook is now pledging a million dollars each to the southern poverty law center and the anti- defamation league. >>> we now know the security guard who shot a suspected shoplifter in san francisco is under arrest. the shooting happened tuesday outside the burlington coat factory in soma. the guard shot the man in the thtan into confrontation. custody on suspicion of assault with a firearm. >>> happenin

police say christopher cantwell turned himself in last night.previously, he was in a news documentary about white supremacist neo-nazis and other groups of that sort. he later posted video on youtube upset about his charges. >> i don't think it's wise for me to be, you know, going -- going anywhere. we have done everything in our power. we have used every peaceful and lawful means by which to redress our grievances. >> hate giving that guy any airtime. cantwell faces several charges including illegal use of tear gas he claims he only pepper sprayed a counter protester in self-defense. >>> actor jay thomas has died after battle with cancer. this was him years ago on episode of the late show with david letterman. thomas appeared in number of shows including cheers and murphy brown and was the host of the fox show who wants to marry a multi millionaire back in 200. >> in times of racial and ideological and political division sometimes it's easiest to to find hope in the deeds of children. >> let's look to couple of 11 year old boys in florida. chec

christopher cantwell was featured in this vice news documentary. it is about the deadly rally that unfolded in charlottesville. he's wanted on three felony charges, including using tear gas. cantwell told the a.p. that he was defending himself when he used that pepper spray and looks forward to his day in court. >>> well, the family that was terrorized 40 years ago by a member of the ku klux klan. this story is still getting a whole lot of attention on our nbc washington app this morning, a lot of interest in it. during the 1970s, a member of the klan placed a burning cross on the lawn of a college park couple. that man is now a priest in arlington. father william atcheson took a leave of absence yesterday. he wrote, "my actions were despicable and it's hard to believe that was me." one parishioner we spoke to is willing to forgive him. >> now he was enlightened, and so he asks for forgiveness, and as a catholic, as a parishioner, i'd say okay. >> well, today, the couple's attorney will address the fact that the couple never received the restitutio