michael edison hayden, can you explain what happened in coeur d'alene?tle army packed into a u-haul? what if the police had not found them? >> obviously, of the situation could have been a lot worse. we have seen patriot front use this kind of u-haul tactic where they rent out a u-haul and pack all of their guys quite uncomfortably into the truck and unleash them at these events where usually people are expressing themselves. women's march, for example, was one target where they try to steal the show and direct attention to their own explicitly fascist agenda. essentially what they do. obviously, whenever there are white supremacists trying to mix it up with people in the lgbtq community, there is always the potential for violence. amy: can you explain to the patriot front is and who the leader is? >> if you recall and charlottesville during unite the right, there's a group called vanguard america. james fields, that the killer of heather heyer, marched wit vanguard america that day and after his murder became international headline news, the group rebra

why coeur d'alene, idaho?white supremist movements has deep roots in idaho sometimes they'll choose small towns less security, easy to show up, less resistance >> reporter: amid pride month, events on edge, knowing one small town may have dodged a violent confrontation. >>> still to come, how babies are helping researchers unlock the mysteries of obesity >>> now to our nbc news series "beyond the scale. tonight, a look at the groundbreaking research underway to stop obesity before it starts so just how much of your health and weight is predetermined at birth? erica edwards investigates >> reporter: at just 2 weeks old, jamison hardy is helping scientists uncover the beginnings of obesity. first, into the pea pod to measure body fat. why is it important to know his body fat at just 2 1/2 weeks old >> from pregnancy to 2 is really setting the stage for lifetime health >> reporter: then to calculate metabolism, how fast he burns calories during a typical two-hour newborn cycle of sleeping and eating. this is the

. >> reporter: sara sidner, cnn, coeur d'alene, idaho. >> sara, thank you. and thanks for watching,

but you know, coeur d'alene has a long history of dealing with these movements. coeur d'alene was the sight of the arian nations compound, epicenter for this activity in the 1980s. it was nearby the head quarter actions for priesthood, the similar movement in the '90s. folks up there are not new to this. and they're very aware of how violent it can become and how dramatically it can impact their community. so i think one thing that stands out to me about the law enforcement response and sort of imple mentized in the doc is structures of power are very much in the crosshairs of this kind of a movement. there are other issues of people's homes being bombed in coeur d'alene, of people being run off the road, of people being harassed out of town. it goes on and on like this. and you know, bank robberies in nearby spokane, washington, these activists and the movement they come from have done incalculable damage in coeur d'alene over time. >> kathleen bleu, reference book for our times. professor, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we'll

why coeur d'alene, ohio? >> white supremacist have roots in small towns less security, easy to show up, less resistance. >> reporter: amid pride month, events across the country now on edge knowing one small town may have dodged a violent confrontation. maggie vespa, nbc news >>> the liv golf invitational series kicked off this weekend outside of london. the tour financed by the sovereign wealth fund the saudi arabia that money coming from a known human rights vr is stirring up controversy in the world of sports ahead of president biden's visit to the kingdom. our blayne alexander reports >> the 2011 masters champion >> reporter: for charl schwartzel, it was the most profitable putt of his golf career, banking a whopping $4 million as the inaugural champion of the liv golf invitational held near london. >> never in my wildest dreams did i think we could play for that much money in golf. >> reporter: but it's the source of that money that's under scrutiny the three-day event, the richest golf tournament in the

why coeur d'alene, idaho >> white supremacist group has deep roots in idaho. sometimes they'll choose small towns. less security, easy to show up, less resistance. >> reporter: amid pride month, events across the country now on edge knowing one small town may have dodged a violent confrontation. maggie vespa, nbc news >>> the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol is getting ready for round two of its hearings. lawmakers are expected to layout the case that former president trump knew that he lost the 2020 election and made an effort to spread disinformation. the witness list includes former trump campaign manager bill steppian, and former fox news political editor chris stirewalt. nbc's allie rafa has more. >> reporter: the january 6 committee revealing a key witness to testify former president trump's 2020 campaign manager bill steppian. the committee forcing him to testify by subpoena, safetying last move he supervised the conversion of the 2020 campaign operation into a disinformation campaign to overturn the election that messaging,

with us is the mayor of coeur d'alene, jim hammond. thank you for being with us this morning. what more at this point have you learned about their potential plans? >> i haven't learned anything more. the police have kept that to themselves. >> why do you think your city, this pride parade? there are pride parades all around the country. why was this one chosen? >> i think that this still goes back to other groups that have tried to form in our area that we've managed to chase off. and also we're a smaller city, so they probably thought they could get away with more in a smaller community as opposed to a large city. >> you've said your police did a good job at spotting this before anything bad happened. how did they manage to spot it? were they on a higher alert? >> they were. they were on alert. the chief and i had talked about that the day prior, and they had received some threats, actually, from a different group, that were also meeting in another city park. those threats proved to be wrong. but at the same time, the pd had planned a

authorities say they had planned a riot in the city of coeur d'alene. a witness tipped off police after watching the group load into the back of a u-haul truck at a hotel and said they looked like a little army. >> they are twisting and manipulating and misusing the idea of patriotism but promoting a white supremacist version of patriotism. we're seeing this broadening out of the targets that people across the supremacist spectrum are choosing to intimidate or harass or harm. >> the southern poverty law center says the patriot front promotes fascism and the creation of a white state. it was founded in 2017 after breaking off from a neo-nazi organization that participated in the charlottesville, virginia, unite the right rally. suspects range in age from 21 to 36. they were all from a dozen different states, none from coeur d'alene. the fbi is assisting local police in the investigation, and for now the men face misdemeanor charges, a conspiracy to riot. >>> there was another scary situation that happened at a library drag queen's reading event. eight to

new o shows idaho police swarming the u-haul truce near a weekend pride celebration in the town of coeur d'alene. jammed inside with heavy year, alleged members of a white supremacist organization called the patriot front. >> this is a riotous group that planned to come downtown and disrupt either the pride-vent or the prayer in park event. >> all wearing blue khakis. >> reporter: those arrested wearing nearly identical clothing arranged in age from 20 to 40 and from about a dozen of states, no one from coeur d'alene. authorities recovered gear including shields, shin guards and a smoke grenade. a witness tipped off police after watching the group load into a u-haul truck in a hotel and said they looked like a little army. there had been threatening calls against law enforcement ever since. >> offered death threats against myself and other members of the police department merely for doing our jobs. >> reporter: patriot front is described bring groups at monitor extreme eyedology as fascism and creation of a white ethnostate. among the 31 arrested on charge also of conspiracy and released

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coeur d'alene, idaho, i had no idea that they had a gay pride anything in idaho, let alone coeur d'aleneu-haul, getting set to disrupt a peaceful gathering of people, and when i heard about this story and about what they were possibly going to do in idaho, it brought me back to the black lives matter protests that erupted in minnesota after the murder of george floyd. and they're all these, you know, conversations that were happening, including from the minnesota attorney general at the time who said, hey, wait a minute, stop blaming the violence on the peaceful protesters and let's talk about what seems to be white supremacist agitators coming into the community and wreaking havoc and then blaming it on the community. remember umbrella guy who was seen smashing an auto zone window and the peaceful protesters confronted him. so, now it looks like these white nationalists, these white supremacists, are turning their attention away from blaming blm and pinning the blame on antifa and now turning their attention to the lgbtq community, and why does it always seem like white supremacists are

coeur d'alene. jammed inside with heavy gear are alleged members of a white supremacist organization called the patriot front. >> this is a riotous group that had prepared in advance to come downtown and disrupt either the pride event or the prayer-in-the-park event. >> all wearing blue khakis. >> reporter: those arrested, wearing nearly identical clothing, ranged in age from 20 to 40, and were from about a dozen states-- no one was from coeur d'alene. authorities recovered gear including shields, shin guards, and a smoke grenade. a witness tipped off police after watching the group load into the u-haul truck at a hotel, and said they looked like a little army. there had been threatening calls against law enforcement ever since. >> offered death threats against myself and other members of the police department, merely for doing our jobs. >> reporter: patriot front is described by groups that monitor extreme ideology as promoting fascism and the creation of a white ethno-state. among the 31 arrested

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at a news conference, coeur d'alene police chief lee white said the members of the patriot front wereested on charges of conspiracy to riot. >> they were wearing arm patches. one of them said patriot front. the majority of them had logos on their hats consistent with the patriot front group you would see online. there were wearing khaki pants and everyone was dressed exactly the same, similar. if you go online and look at patriot front, that is how these individuals dressed. amy: the food and drug administration has acknowledged for the first time that nine children may have died after consuming contaminated baby formula made by abbott labs at the largest baby formula manufacturing plant in the nation in sturgis, michigan. up until friday, the fda had only acknowledged the deaths of two children linked to the contamination outbreak at an abbott plant in michigan. it whistleblower at the plant sent the fda a report detailing safety and sanitation violations by avid as early as february 2021, but it took the fda year to take action and close the plant. meanwhile, baby formula shortages

. >> reporter: it happened in coeur d'alene, idaho, after a 911 call from someone who saw the men pile into the back of a u-haul dressed like a small army and headed towards a gay pride event. >> i have no doubt in my mind that had that van stopped at the park or much near the park that we still would have ended up in a riot situation >> reporter: facing a misdemeanor charge police say the suspects called the patriot front had shields and shin guards while also recovering a smoke grenade and document outlining their operations plan. authorities say the pride in the park event they planned to riot at is where families gathered with children >> it's quite a scary sight. it was very intimidating for all of us. >> reporter: with no response yet from the group's leader, patriot front was formed after the unite the right rally in charlottesville, part of a network of hate groups say experts who try to spread fear -- >> did you guys call the cops >> reporter: like this group in the bay area, said to be members of the proud boys who police say could be charged with a hate crime after hurling h

. >> reporter: their target, a park in downtown coeur d'alene, host of the event. ♪ >> reporter: officialsay acting on a tip, police in heavy body armor pulled over this u-haul, detaining 31 members inside with shields, riot gear, and at least one smoke grenade. >> it appeared to be very similar to an operations plan that the police or military group would put together for an event. >> reporter: among those arrested, patriot front founder thomas rousseau, booked on criminal conspiracy charges. authorities say many of the men arrested traveled to idaho from other states. according to organizations tracking hate groups, the patriot front is considered one of the leading white nationalist organizations in the u.s. law enforcement around the country is on heightened alert over what they describe as an increase in violent threats from domestic violence extremist groups and neo-nazi factions. >> it is an ideology that is responsible for a lot of death in this country, and it's important that we call it out for what it is, and we try to stop it well before it gets to a place of violence. >> repor

the coeur d'alene police chief said they were preparing to riot. a tip, police took 31 members of the group, patriot front, into custody near an lgbtq pride event. the group, dressed in navy blue shirts and khaki cargo pants, had a u-haul truck full of riot gear and papers that described an operational plan. they are to be arraigned tomorrow on charges of "conspiracy to riot," a misdemeanor. ukraine warns that russia could soon encircle a critical eastern city, inching closer to control of the donbas. smoke can be seen rising from steady russian shelling of a chemical plant in severodonetsk, where ukrainian civilians are said to be sheltering. in the country's western region, where attacks have been relatively few lately, russians say they destroyed a depot full of u.s. and european military aid. ukrainians say nearly twdozen were injured in the attack. russian video, which cannot be verified, shows missile strikes on ukrainian targets. in washington, general john allen submitted his resignation today as the president of the brookings institution.

of a far-right group police say were on their way to disresult pride celebrations this happened in coeur d'alene, idaho. they heard of impending attempts to disrupt the pride in the park celebration. on saturday afternoon, acting on a tip from the public, they stopped a u-haul truck with 31 men on board, many wearing masks and holding shields. a smoke grenade was also found among the suspects' belongings they have all been charged with conspiracy to riot police say they are affiliated with the national patriot front as a hate group by the southern poverty law center >> let's go back to michelle for today's severe weather forecast. hi again, michelle >> hi there. yeah, we're looking at stormy weather once again today the ohio valley into the great lakes, parts of the northeast as well 43 million people at risk. we could see winds gusting up to 57 miles per hour. that is more than hurricane force winds. you only need 74 miles an hour for category 1 hurricane it will be gusty out there also looking at a chance of hail a few tornadoes are possible tomorrow we're going to see the risk into th

. >> reporter: their target, a park in downtown coeur d'alene, the host of the event. ♪ officials sayacting on a tip, police in heavy body armor pulled over this u-haul detaining 31 members inside with shields, riot gear, and at least one smoke grenade. >> it appeared to be very similar to an operations plan that a police or military group would put together for an event. >> reporter: among those arrested, patriot front founder, thomas rousseau, booked on criminal conspiracy charges. authorities say many of the men arrested traveled to idaho from other states. according to organizations tracking hate groups, the patriot front is considered one of the leading white nationalist organizations in the u.s. law enforcement around the country is on heightened alert over what they describe as an increase in violent threats from domestic violence extremist groups and neo-nazi factions. >> it is an ideology that is responsible for a lot of death in this country, and it's important that we call it out for what it is, and we try to stop it well before it gets to a place of violence. >> reporter:

in coeur d'alane idaho, 31 men -- believed to be members the white nationalist group “patriot front”e arrested as they traveled in a u-haul truck to allegedly riot at a local “pride month” celebration in town. in san lorenzo california, a group of men believed be part of the violent, far-right “proud boys” entered a public library shouting homophobic and transphobic slurs and threats as parents and kids attended what's known as “drag time story hour”. i spoke earlier today with harris mojadedi. he lives in that community, works at u.c. berkeley, and was part of a group of local leaders who denounced thproud boys. and i asked him what he thought they were trying to do that day. >> cause terror, cause harm. you know, there. is. so much misunderstanding. and i think there's a lot of fear of hate towards the lgbtq community, but that really probably comes from fear. but i think that was the intended purpose was to stop the program and to say that that that the. this community is not inclusive in welcoming. and i think that was their intention. you know, we are seeing a rapid rise in disc

as they saw it this weekend was stopping a riot while this pride parade was going on in a park in coeur' alene. >> nick watt with the reporting. thank you. >>> cnn law enforcement analyst michael fanone is with me now, who was at the capitol on the day of insurrection. michael, good to have you. shields, shin guards, at least one smoke grenade, but the mayor says that they were just there to scare some people because there were no firearms. what do you think? >> i think intimidation was clearly a motivating factor in their menacpresence, but the fa that they came with shin guards and shields tells me that there is at least the idea that there may be violence associated with their presence. >> so the splc, southern poverty law center, says that immediately after the insurrection, groups like those that were there that day, they died down a bit. they did lay low. but recently they've seen this resurgence that they are now reinvigorated by some of these wedge issues like critical race theory, also lgbtq discussion in schools. do you see a through line from what we saw on the 6th to what we

khaki outfits and insignia for an organization called patriot front police and sheriff's deputies in coeur d'alene quickly moved in to make arrests. they found shields and shin guards and other right gear investigators. say the members came from 11 different states and recovered evidence that showed the group was trying to start a riot at the parade. witness called 911 after seeing 20 identically dressed people jumping into the back of a u-haul truck. well starting in just a matter of minutes international travelers will no longer need proof of negative covid test when flying to the us it all comes as we inch closer to vaccinations for children under getting the green light. abc news reporter ty hernandez has more on this story. international travelers will no longer need to show proof of a negative covid test to enter the us welcome news for the travel industry is the summer vacation season gears up. a lot of people didn't want to travel internationally because of the testing requirement this provides them with peace of mind so that they know when they're traveling they can make it home.

and those statistics show that that coeur dealene is a great place to visit.this to happen again. >> i want to play what your chief had to say about this issue. let me play it for you. >> of the 149 calls that we know of so far that have come in, there are about 50/50 split between individuals in our community who are happy to give us their name and tell us that they're proud of the work that we did and are happy to be a part of this community. and the other 50% who are completely anonymous and want nothing more than to scream and yell at us and use some really choice words, offer death threats against myself and other members of the police department. >> the divisive issue being that they intervened. what do you make of this? >> well, what i make of it is that -- because i've received a lot of phone call as well and emails. but i'm noticing they're from all over the country. and so it's -- the locals have told me and told the council that they are very grateful to the police. they're very grateful that they did the proper planning prior to this event. and so

. -- an event in coeur d'alene, idaho, they had masks, -- and a smoke grenade -- they were planning totart a riot at that pride event. -- covering this rise of anti-gay, anti-trans attacks is parker molloy, editor at large for media matters and she joins me now. parker, it's good to have you on. i know you did a lot of media monitoring -- and it's just really striking to me that -- you want to tell us what you see, how intensely the focus in just the last month on, particularly drag queens, trans folks, gay folks. >> yeah, thanks for having me, chris. yeah, so just in the past month there has been a severe escalation as to what's happening. if you think back just a few months ago, we were having all of these conversations about trans girls in sports. everyone was just very, very concerned about fairness in sports. that was the big talking point. then it shifted, shifted over to this focus, on what gets taught in schools, don't say gay stuff, and that itself wasn't -- critical race theory, moral panic, and now it's just gotten to this point where you have an increasing number of people

i think, look, what happened in coeur d'alene. it's very easy to get into their discourse. unicorn right who has been in the discourse for years. people are keeping tabs on some of these groups, but problem is there are individual actors who may not act with groups like the proud boys, other militia groups and those groups, the proud boys, this really want to get violent, they want to start fights and they don't want to murder people but the problem with the proud boys is you start physical altercations in the streets. is the capture of local police nearby strong enough to bat that away? i don't know. like, it really is a municipality by municipality basis, but i hope that people understand this. their primary enemy right now is the lbgtq community, both because of pride month and because they need an enemy. >> as january 6th takes hold, the flashy stuff goes off in some maga people, this is sort of replacing it. is this a branch of qanon because that's sort of similar to the qanon argument? >> right. there is this qanon-style anti-groomer panic, that you know, it -- it rea

moving van, caught with shields, weapons, and at least one smoke bomb as they headed toward downtown coeurmy mind that had that van stopped at the park or much nearer the park, that we still would have ended up in a riot situation. >> reporter: one by one, police unmasked the men. one of the men, police say, is their leader, thomas rousseau. he along with his group, patriot front, came from out of town and brought with them a nasty racist past, one cnn has reported on over the years. >> these were members of the hate group patriot front. these are not antifa in disguise, nor were they fbi members in disguise. >> reporter: this group didn't just come out of nowhere. they're not new. researchers that track hate say patriot front is an offshoot of a group called vanguard america, whose alleged leader, thomas rousseau, attended the white supremacist unite the right rally in charlottesville. >> jews will not replace us! >> reporter: the person convicted of this murderous act of hate in charlottesville, the man behind the wheel of that car, had been spotted standing side by side with the racist

hate has no place in coeur d'alene.listen. >> we are the same city that we were last week, and that city is the city that respects everyone, that welcomes everyone, that accords the basic human rights to everyone. >> reporter: again, the mayor and the police chief very adamant that the action taken prevented a riot. jose? >> gadi schwartz, thank you very much. >>> next, what do voters think about liz cheney's leading role in the january 6th hearings? we're live in her home state. >>> plus, we go to nevada in the final stretch before tomorrow's gop primary race to take on one of the most vulnerable senate democrats. we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be 100% recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle and reduces plast

reporter: authorities say they found documents showing the group was planning to riot around downtown coeur d'alene as well as the park where the pride event was being held. >> it appeared to be very similar to an operations plan that a police or military group would put together for an event. >> reporter: police received a tip about, a, quote, little army loading into a u-human. they later pulled over the vehicle at a traffic stop. all 31 members who came from idaho and ten other states were charged with misdemeanor conspiracy to riot. >> preventing a riot by arresting 31 people with a misdemeanor, i will gladly do that every day of the week. >> reporter: the group will be arraigned on monday. now the patriot front is described as a white nationalist hate group that formed after the deadly unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia back in 2017. >> all right, zachary, thank you so much. >>> turning now to the nationwide baby formula crisis. the fda confirming it has investigated more infant deaths than first reported. abc's faith abubey joins us with the latest. good morning, faith

members of the patriot front, with smoke bombs just after coeur d'alene, the goose founder time miss the southern says of the 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville, marching alongside the man who drove his car into protesters. according to the january six committee, charlottesville extremism were also part of trump's plan to overturn the election, demolished public hearings that to reveal how the big lie mobilized the proud boys, and oath keepers to see the capitol. joining me now, ryan j. reilly, digital justice reporter, jill wine-banks contributor and former watergate prosecutor, she's co-host of the hatch tag sisters in law, and podcast and back with me marianna sotomayor, congressional reporter for the washington post. so, ryan, let me begin with you. you've been following the prosecution of capitol rioters very closely. do you expect the committee, to tie trump directly to the january six extremists? >> yeah. you know, there's gonna be interesting overlaps between some of the legal efforts to overturn the election, and the physical violent efforts to do the same. i thin

members of the patriot front were arrested saturday in coeur d'alene.oday they found equipment and documents detailing plans for violence in the city center. >> that level of preparation is not something you see every day, and it was clear to us immediately that this was a riotous group who prepared in advance to come downtown and disrupt either the pride event or the prayer in the park event or just riot downtown in sherman. stephanie: the chargesgainst the patriot front members are misdemeanor counts. the men will make itial court appearances in the coming weeks. ohio's republican governor mike dewine signed a bill today allowing school districts the option of arming employees with a minimum of 24 hours of initial training. teachers unions in ohio had urged him to veto the bill, saying putting more guns in schools without adequate training is "dangerous." the u.s. air force has cleared the crew of a c-17 cargo plane after a tragedy during the evacuation of afghanistan last august. civilians clung to the wheels as the plane took off from kabul, then fe

coeur d' alene was one of those events.ueen story hour is another one of those events. they are telling people that these are real-life spaces where these things are happening. they're trying to indoctrinate or groom their children of these spaces and they want to get those things shut down. >> benecol ins, as always. i commend folks to read your piece. we are always glad to have you on the show with your reporting. thank you very much. >>> to the latest now on the pandemic and a sentence that a lot of parents have wanted to hear that we haven't been able to say until now which is this. we may now be just days away, less than a week away from the littlest kids being able it get shots in arms to get vaccinated and that's because the cdc panel has just wrapped up a meeting on whether to green light both pfizer and moderna shots between the agency of 6 months and 5 years old. this isn't a final step and it's not a done deal. they have to meet tomorrow and there's a final vote some time midday and rochelle walensky, point being

our last conversation about the intended attack in coeur d'alene and feels like the extremist threat that persists every day, the threat is the same. a matter of catching them fwfr violence takes place. it is apparent that in terms of the call and answer, the rage and the amplification of the rage, donald trump was symbiotic with the extremists that day and every day since. >> it seems that we are going to go beyond call and response. i think that's where this hearing is head jd the documentarian is startling stuff. i don't believe they bumped into each other. before the insurrection. so there is significance to this. i know the january 6 committee is exploring whether or not the likelihood that these extremist groups did not operate in a vacuum but knowledge, direction and guidance and what news broke in the last hour or two? that doj has said to the committee in writing again we need your transcripts now. if you look at the fine print of that, where did that come from? why do they need the transcripts now? it came from a proud boys prosecution ongoing right now saying the prosecuto

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police say they were planning to riot at saturday's coeur d'alene pride event. >> we're not going backe days. we are past that. >> reporter: now, all 31 of those arrested were charged with conspiracy to riot. all 31 were released on bail and the police chief in that community saying they've received dozens of hate calls including death threats against him and that rising level of hate is one reason the department of justice formed a new domestic terrorism unit that is focused on what it calls the persistent and evolving threat of violent national extremism. g guys? >> all right, matt, thank you as always. >>> we want to turn to the nba finals. you may have heard us all enthusiastically discussing it at the top of the show. golden state now one win away from a title, beat boston last night. will reeve was at the game in san francisco. and this was an un-steph-like night but they won anyway. >> reporter: hey, good morning, sunshine. no need to sleep at the nba finals. you do that when the games are over. as far as steph goes, wasn't his best game, wasn't his worse, maybe his weirdest. he

dozens of suspected white nationalists zip tied and arrested, after coeur d'alene police found the group of them wearing a shirt with the words "reclaim america." >> these guys stopped a u-haul full of dudes. >> reporter: they got a 911 call from someone that described them as a little army. >> they were wearing similar attire. they had shields, shin guards, and other riot gear. >> reporter: police say they also recovered at least one smoke grenade and paperwork similar to a military operations plan that included heading to a park nearby where the pride festival was underway. >> i don't think this would have been as successful had we not had one extremely astute citizen who saw something that was very concerning to them, and reported it to us. >> reporter: all 31 men are now charged with misdemeanor conspiracy to riot. investigators say they came from 12 states and appear to belong to a network talled the patriot front, described as a white supremacist group. formed after 201's unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. >> you look at their language and symbols, if you look at t