nationalists who were demonstrating against the removal of confederate monuments. 32-year-old heather heyer died when james neal's junior, a man described as a not see sympathizer, was accused of ramming his car into a crowd. organizations like the southern poverty law center, which tracks the rise of hate groups, say the far right has been emboldened by president isn't new. it's been around for centuries. according to a new book called "bring the war home," this modern movement can trace its roots back to the vietnam war. author kathleen ballou is at the university of chicago. thanks for joining us. you called the book "bring the war home." where did that come from? kathleen froan essay written themovement. the vietnam war represents a profound betrayal of activists in this movement by the u.s. government and that the response to such betrayal should be to extend the violent activism of warfare on the home front. soledad: i think when you come to look at those modern conversations today, this idea of the government is betraying us, or they want to replace us, all of those things seem to re

murder charges on an attack at a white demonstrators at a national list rally. 32-year-old heather heyerkilled. >>> the "washington post" reports apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin is suing two of his children who claims they're trying to protect him. they sought to take advantage of him, misuse his credit cards and slandered him. his son and daughter says aldrin suffers from memory loss, paranoia, and confusion. they want guardians to protect him from what they call his worsening condition. >>> "the new york times" reports on seismic changes in how earthquakes will shake buildings. new research shows that some cities including salt lake city, san jose, and seattle may face more damage than earlier estimated. experts say earlier calculations significantly underestimated the severity of shaking that buildings are likely to undergo in quakes. they say the new findings will impact the way tall buildings are designed. >>> and "national geographic" reports on new research showing life has been supported. fragments of complex organic molecules were discovering in ice grains erupting on the moon.

very hot conditions are expected inland with a heyer risk of heat illness.dangers. please be aware during this time period as you might have to check on the elderly or your young kids. don't forget them obviously in the car. or your pets. hour by hour we go. 6:00 tonight. fog on the coast. pushing in over parts of the bay for the morning compute. when you look at 7:00 a.m. you'll notice that fog around parts of the east bay, the north bay down the peninsula, and then the south bay will be pretty much clear. later on in the day fog will pull out except near the coast. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50s. watch out for the fog, visibility will be poor for the morning commute. then the summer microclimate. something for everyone. 60 in half moon bay. 66 downtown san francisco. head into the east bay, a mild 27 degree day in elbowed. 88 in walnut creek. pretty warm in antioch, 88. we'll go with a wide range of conditions. a look a rest of the temperature breezy near the coast. with fog. 66 in san francisco. 82 in sand rafael up to 87 in santa rosa, concord,

is already facing state charges for allegedly hitting and killing heather heyer. was part of a counter- smonstration against white supremacists, who were protesting the removal of a robert e. lee statue. authorities in pennsylvania today released surveillance video of the drive-by shooting that led to last week's fatal police shooting of 17-year-old antwon rose. officials say the video shows rose was not the shooter. he was killed 13 minutes later while running from an officer who was charged today with idiminal homicide. here's nikki battiste. >> reporter: pennsylvania's allegheny county district attorney steven zappala did not mince his words as he announced the charges against 30-year-old officer michael rosfeld. l rot's an intentional act, and it's done recklessly, and there's no justification for it. >> reporter: zappala said rose was unarmed and did not pose a threat when he fled from the car. >> rose shows his hands, turns, omd runs. he is not in possession of a weapon. >> reporter: the criminal complaint says officer rosfeld was inconsistent about why he f

you' remember a woman named heather heyer died. 28 people were injured. if convicted, the driver, jes field jr. there, could spend the rest of his life behind bar he was in town to participate in the wte supremi rally. and organizers behind that rally want a permit for d.c. on the one year anniversary. >>> it appeared to be a tragic accident as a girl is still in critical condition. the fountain that is on the observation desk and overlooks the potomac and national skyline. chris has the latest on this. >> reporter: wendy, today we learn ad second child was injured at the same time. it happened just beforeear that that is lit up at night attracting families and their children. today, that area is closed to theublic for this investigation. te acciden happened here, by the outdoor fountain on the mg s deck overlooking the c y. apparently, two children were holding a handrail with lights embedded underneath and got shocked by electricity. mgm nationa harbor sent us this statement saying this is a horrible accident and we are heartbroken. we offer our support

you will remember a woman named heather heyer was killed that day. if convicted, james fields jr.c d spend the rest of his life behind bars. the charges send a strong message hate crimes will not be tolerated.eo >> targetinge because of who they are or what they believe targets the bedrock principles on which our nation was founded. themus department of jtice and civil rights division are resolutely committed to eradicating hate cs from our communities and country. >> the organizers from the behind the right rally are asking for a permit to demonstrate in d.c. this august to mark one year since that charlottesville rally. >>> breaking news in the crisis at the border. theration vote in congress didn't even come close to passing, and this was suppose be the compromise bill. >>> meanwhile at d.c.'s freedom plaza today, immigrant families and supporter demanded responsee be the recess. more on what happens next. >> reporter: despite last minute support from the president, house republicans failed to pass an immigration bill for the second tim in as many

his name is james alex fields jr.th at crash killed a woman named heather heyer. it injured at least 28 others. the trump administration says toy's indictment is a clear message it will aggressivelyec pre violent crimes of hate. >> targeting people because of who they are or wha they believe targets the bedrock principles on which our nation was. found the department of justice and civil rights division are resotely committed to eradicating hate crimes from our communities andountry. >> james fields jr. faces nearly 30 counts, each one carries the possibility ofife in prison. todas indictment alleges fields backed up his car and then accelerated int a group of protesters when he realized the crowd was demonstrating the right supremacist group about the statute remaining and the park where it stood. >>> joe ckson, the patriarch of the musical jackson family has died from cancer. he propelled the family from poverty to stardom and became known asly har critical stage parent even physical abuse of some of hichildren. a statement was released describing him as a stron

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he says that some of them are good fellows including the person that killed heather heyer who was theho was killed. if you're not outraged you're not paying attention. we're outraged. i was just at a detention facility two hours ago with senator kamala harris. it's unbelievable what's going on. it's the worst of the american spirit. and there's only one person to blame, and that's donald trump. not enough of us came out to vote in november of 2016, and the world is paying the difference. >> on the other side of this, the politics of this, karine, is that 71% of americans say that immigration is good for the country. there has been a kind of backlash to trumpism. so i think sometimes political observers overestimate how deep or broad -- i shouldn't say deep. how broad the appeal of trumpism and the trumpist line on immigration is. it's a vermin infestation. what is your organization seeing in response to this? i know you guys have an action called for june 30th, big march on washington, actions around the country. what have you seen on the other side in terms of the countermobilization

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the bloomberg dollar spot a fraction of a heather heyer. it has an higher than that in the past hour or so, paring some gains. the japanese yen weakening a tad because of the euro hitting nearly a four-week high after italy's foreign minister said they would not leave the shared currency. you can see that gaining a tad. it had been up for the past seven days. interesting haven play. we can see the aussie dollar against the u.s. dollar slipping into unchanged territory, on. -- yvonne. yvonne: let's get more on that with our chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle. he is where donald trump and kim jong-un will shake hands for the first time. tell us what to expect here today. we learned yesterday that the north koreans want this done early. >> that's right. the itinerary has been pushed up a bit. it's 9:00 a.m. behind me. the handshake will happen as outlined. the face-to-face meeting, the first time a u.s. president has met face-to-face with the north korean leader. it's quite historic, but then it gets into the detail, whether they hi

is thatit chargedh more than two dozen hate crimes including one connected to the death of heather heyerhat fields sd down the street and plowed into a group. fields is already facing murder charges in virginia for yer's death. >> alleged mastermind of12 the 20 attacks on the u.s. consulate in benghazi has been ntenced to 22 years in prison. the attack killed four americans. back in novemr a u.s. jury convicted him of multiple terrorism relat charges but not find him guilty of murder. prosecutors say he hded an extremist militia and directed the >> the world'sgest maritime exercise is under way at pearl harbor. the exercise features naval vessels from 25 nations. in total more tn 45 ships and submarines as well as over 20t aircraf will take part in the annual event. during the exercise nations will have a chance to build partnerships with each other in a effort to protect our world's oceans. >> a man protesting pollution climbed sign over a busy highway in los angeles and then refusedo come down. inflatable air mattress inand case he fell. he finally decided to end hisut protest bou can