this young girl noya de haan had come from israel a few years ago to try to live a more peaceful life. she has been in the past a target of rockets fired from gaz savmt they moved here looking for -- from gaza, they moved here looking for a better life. now her father is telling us his kids don't want to be here anymore. >> nick, thank you so much. >>> at a rally saturday night, president trump spoke out about the trablg dicondemning anti-semitism. >> our entire nation mourns the loss of life, prays for the wounded and stands in solidarity with the jewish community. we forcefully condemn the evil of xhaanti-semitism and hate wh must be defeated. >> joining me to talk about this and much more, counsellor to the president, kellyanne conway, thanks, for being here. this shooting in san diego is the latest in a rising pool of horrific events across the country. a recent fbi report shows that hate crimes against religious and racial minorities are crimeing. 24% increase in anti-latino crimes, 16% in anti-american crimes, what tangible steps is the administration doing to stop this, it's ob

because carolina has just been haan itch tthe caps have been struggling to scratch here all series and now here they stand each 3-3. so fingers are crossed all across our area that hopefully the capsan finish off the canes here at home. so the fannuestion has bee this, couldno we see aer 6-0 ouster of the hurricanes the way we sawe during gam five here at home on saturday. well, hopes are high. but then on monday what could have been a clean-up game for the caps came completely apart in game six down in carolina when they lost 5-2 to the hurricanes. so now all eyes on game seven tonight which, if you can't be at the arena and rock your red and cheer the home team on, watch on nbc sports washington starting at 7:30 p.m. for puck drop and then o follow upn news4 at 11:00 for a break down andor spts highlights here. so the next phase would be this. if, in fact, the catches win tonight, they face-off in the second round of playoffs against the new york islanders who have a head coach whose name you mit remember, barry trots who nfamous in ly very our area because last year he helped lead t

>>noise father, israel de haan was beyond worried he was terrified for his children. he had no idea neu had already been hit my uncle. >>he was a little my hand and was like adding new staff. and the president was aiming at so will hold play that. me too. >>so you got hit with shrapnel yet little pieces see note like one is paying cake. but even pieces so so it was a company peace new it backs. so the piece of shrapnel went in your leg and then came out the other side. >>what were you thinking then did it hurt. >>in the first place like question for it. after like i don't plan is rolls chinese food, it who's ever. there is his hearing. >>her uncle had been shot who is looking me in the face and ge i want to should mean the gun yet all my parents managed to with more than a half a half dozen children to safety as the gunman blew off a round after round. >>and then i saw him shooting. she passed away. there were 15 what can i say. it's given that we we we need make that fits is just unbelievable like is no one really to protect us. the han watched his friend laurie kaye

that is a country where we don't have white supremacy but haan supremacy. that government is effectively using phenotypes, ethnicity, and religion as a way to incarcerate e, police, and incarcerate the community. it is critical to understand that islamophobia looks different entities deployed differently in distinct host contacts and countries. -- dramatically different than it looks in the united states where it is tethered and anchored in white supremacy. tropes are imagined, sometimes they are tied to religion, but oftentimes they are tied to physical expression and race. the algorithm that is most destructive is when they are religiously different, culturally different, and it allows the state to organize in a distractive way. >> as well as gender. i want to push on the concept of race a little bit more because i think it is so important historically to understand how categories of race have changed over time, right? one of the things about the anti-catholic movement is irish catholics were thought of as racially and biologically different and inferior

that is a country where we don't white supremacy but haan supremacy. that government is effectively using phenotypes, ethnicity, and religion as a way to incarcerate the community. so troops -- two things emanate from that. it is critical to understand that islamophobia looks different and is deployed differently interesting post contexts. the way islamophobia functions in a place like india is dramatically different than it looks here in the united states, where it is tethered with white supremacy. the second point is that tropes are different. sometimes tropes, are imagined, sometimes they are tied to physical description and race. religiously are different, culturally different tide to physical expression and race, the algorithm that is most destructive is when they are racially different, culturally different. >> as well as gender. khaled: gender as well. >> i want to push on the concept of race a little bit more. because i think it is so important historically to understand how categories of race have changed over time. right? so one of the things