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president trump said, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy, and that he has --ected bf ei to find ways the f.b.i. to find ways to deter domestic terrorism. sen. durbin: mr. ray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group? dir. wray: not sure, but i think you're about to tell me. >> not a trick question. i raise the question because your testimony that was submitted to the committee talked a lot about home grown violent extremists. in an and classified f.b.i.-d.h.s. joint intelligence bulleting in may, 2017, it found that white supremacist extremism poses persistent threat of lethal violence. it went on to say that white supremacists are responsible for more homicides from 2000 to 2016 than any other domestic extremist movement. seven members of the committee joined me in writing a letter to you and attorney general barr explaining our concern about whether the f.b.i. and department of justice were taking adequate measures to combat white supremacis

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movement,ect to the you are hostile to racial minorities. that is one example that we are seeing on campuses. there are many others, perhaps we can get to some of those during the discussion i am happy dues speak with people afterwards. enke. [applause] -- thank you. [applause] >> do you know how to work this? >> trying to work it. >> you're trying? ok. now i can -- perfect. ok, thank you very much. members of the various departments of u.s. government, special envoy car, distinguish communal, it is an art to be here. today, i will discuss a research project that isgap's engagement. global anti-semitism and policy. academic reacher center and fell into the subject and interest away about seven years ago. i'm happy to be joined by michael, a cpa. a key figure in this seven year project that we engaged in at isgap, follow the money. i work with michael and her colleagues on this product. ellie roselle said we are living in a time of great urgency. he went on to correct himself saying no we don't, we are living in a time of an emergency. he sai

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an update from the national hurricane center next. ect... and find inspiration in new places. leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. everything you need, all in one place. expedia. ... >> you are looking live at clearwater, florida not too far from tampa, florida where you might just call this the calm before the storm. dorian is a category 4 hurricane right now with winds in excess of 130 miles per hour. this could very well be by the time it hits florida, we're told that could be late sunday night into monday morning. if it follows its current trajectory, with winds excess of 157 miles an hour. already this has turned slightly eastward and shifting more to the carolinas. they're not taking chances in florida, closing down the orlando international airport as of 2 a.m. monday and already seen one county, brevard county recommending an evacuation. that's the 10th largest county. and now to an update. >> this is ken graham, the official clock on the wall 11 a.m. eastern time. let's get the latest information on hurricane dorian. look how healthy

. >> and a key committee in the state legislature expected to vote on a bill that could if ect ride share drivers by changing their employment status. it would make it harder for consumers to classify workers as independent contractors. many drivers and labor unions like the bill. executives at uber lyft, do&door dash threat tone spend $90 million to 53 for a 2020 ballot initiative to keep drivers as independent contractor. >>> a looming deadline for the survivors of the 2017 north bay fire. insurance company will cut offaide to victims. we hear from one survivor who explained how that will impact her family as the home is being rebuilt. >> and a landlord accused of staging a home invasion to scare tenants from the apartment. why the tenants claim it's not the first time this happened to them with the same landlord. e same landlord. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 7:13. bail is set at $75,000 for a landlord in mountain view accused of staging a break-in to scare tenants from their apartment. fifty-year-old renew saini made her first appearance in court yesterday. police s

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