the huntington beach protest. (crowd chanting "u.s.a.")st was even more violent. the fifth, sixth, seventh in a series. i could see from my of here in new york city how ts was building. this was not just predictable but predicted. i couldn't believe that there wasn't better intelligence being provided by the federal government, by the fbi and department of homeland security, particularly when people are coming in from out of state, they should be warning them. these are people who engaged in violence in berkeley. these are people who engaged in violence in huntington beach. where was the fbi? unless the fbi too has just abandoned this ground, which i would find even more shocking. >> thompson: and your sort of sense is like if you allow folks to go out and act very violently over and over and over again in these political spaces then they basically start to think, "hey, the cops are okay with us." >> right, "they're going to protect me coming in, let me do it and then protect me going out." now that these groups feel that they have some st

these are people who engaged ine violenn huntington beach. where was the fbi?just abandoned this ground, which i uld find even more shocking. a thompson: and your sort of sense is like if yow folks to go out and act very violently over and over and over again in these politicaspaces then they basically start to think, "hey, the cops are okay with us." >> right, "they're going to protect me coming in, let me do it and then protect me going out." now that these groups feel that ney have some state sanct for that, they are going to be a lot more dangerous in the coming years. ♪ >> thompson: "where was the edfbi?" mike german wonder they hadssued warnings about white supremacy violence before charlottesville, but those warnings have failed to stop the oodshed. no one from the bureau will sit down with me, but they send me a statement. the fbi said while it doesn't police ideology, it has longst inated white supremacy extremists and it will enforce the rule of law.ar (keybod clicking) ♪ stabbings, shootings, beatings at rally after rally leading up to charlottesvill

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i grew up in huntington beach, so i was a surfer kid. and my hair was long and read and ratty, and i thought it looked good. [laughter] oscar: walking across a room of this size with all eyes upon you and sitting at a table where everybody is asking questions, lat, who are you, and what is your major? so i knew it wasn't quite the right fit and southern california was closer to home. a great university. david: have you ever thought what you could have accomplished with your life if you had gone to harvard? oscar: god knows i could have -- [applause] david: so, you went to usc. the university of southern california, and, obviously did , well. you worked your way up, and you ultimately find yourself at csx. the railroad company, and you were working your way up. so you were president and coo, is that correct? you are probably about to be made ceo, and at the same time, you are on the board of a company called united airlines. so one day there is a need to be -- have a new ceo, and they ask you to be the ceo. why did you want to leave flori

a foot injury she delighted the fans with a victory over stephanie gilmore on home shorts at huntington beach and despite losing in the final australian still more extended her lead in the overall standings she's chasing a seventh straight world title. and with that you're up to date now i'm to be a news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. to doon of modern design in a close relationship saw both architecture into song in order to get in the mood for the art schools highly anticipated hundredth anniversary i want to find out more about his legacy here and. he takes a journey back in time into this place of revolutionary ideas. and take a shot. next. it looks like a blood. drive. but it's not. a robot. device helps keep. easy to handle and reliable. koku lending the robot can be tricky to borrow digitally in sixty minutes d.w. . sario just couldn't get this song out of his head. ecologist began searching for the source of this captivating sound. deep in the rain forest in central africa. by their culture the state was. only a promise to his son charlie wi

i grew up in huntington beach, so i was a surfer kid.nd my hair was long and read and ratty, and i thought it looked good. [laughter] oscar: walking across a room of this size with all eyes upon you and sitting at a table where everybody is asking questions, like, who are you, and what is your major? so i knew it wasn't quite the right fit and southern california was closer to home. a great university. david: have you ever thought what you could have accomplished with your life if you had gone to harvard? oscar: god knows i could have -- [applause] david: so, you went to usc. the university of southern california, and, obviously, did well. you worked your way up, and you ultimately find yourself at csx. the railroad company, and you were working your way up. so you were president and coo, is that correct? you are probably about to be made ceo, and at the same time, you are on the board of a company called united airlines. so one day there is a need to be -- have a new ceo, and they ask you to be the ceo. why did you want to leave florida

from a foot injury she delighted the fans with victory over stephanie gilmore on home shores at huntington beach and despite losing in the final string is given more extended her lead in the overall standings she's chasing a seventh straight one title. some stunning stuff on base to welcome guest had no intentions between the u.s. and turkey putting a strain on the leader of the turkish that's right i mean these disputes with the united states over the fate told us drew bronson is threatening to further destabilize the euro the us had imposed further sanctions on two ministers and president. after months of plunging exchange rates the turkish currency has now hit a fresh low against the dollar inflation also rose again in july to nearly sixteen percent that's a fifteen year high increase in pressure of the central bank to hike interest rates . for days one issue has been dominating the front pages of turkey's newspapers. the country's spat with the united states has fueled fears of full blown economic turmoil. at the center of the dispute is us pastor andrew brunson's seen here in a white t. shi

with a victory over stephanie gilmore on home shores in huntington beach that is of course in california despite losing in the final australia's gilmore extended her lead in the overall standings she is chasing a seventh straight world title. congratulations to them and with that you are up to date on d w news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thanks for watching. one organize policy it's a real policy because there's no rubbishing about everyone writes that only on their own code and then we call them. and you know what the great thing is and they . from syria and iraq to lebanon and yemen iran is actively involved in various conflicts around the middle east weakening its adversaries and positioning itself as the new regional power. path is this new presence of tehran outside its own borders a sign of expansionism or even imperialism or a statement of nationalism designed to protect the country and guarantee the longevity of its regime. understanding the story of the rebirth of the islamic republic means delving into the chaos of middle eastern was unraveling the threads of history and distingu

. >> reporter: surfers and swimmers at huntington beach are enjoying warmer than usual ocean temperatures pretty warm, probably mid-70s. pretty nice. you don't even really need a top, at least when the sun is out. >> reporter: in san diego, at the scripps pier, the sea surface temperature hit 78.6 degrees, the highest reading in its 102-year history. that record was broken in the days that followed. beachgoers may love it, but scientists say it's causing harm to sea life and the food chain. >> those kinds of prolonged temperatures are not necessarily great for this ecosystem that isn't used to seeing temperatures at that end of the range so long. >> reporter: dr. clarissa anderson at the scripps institute of oceanography says they can't definitively say what's causing the warm streak. but they are starting to see patterns they expected in response to greenhouse gas emissions. >> we just know that more and more, these predictions that we have were regional responses to global warming, are starting to pan out. >> reporter: as scientists continue to study the correlation between sea and land

signs have been posted up and down the sand in huntington beach warning of a shark sighting in the water. investigators say on friday night an aggressive shark bumped into a 14-year-old swimming near the shore. fortunately the teen swimmer wasn't hurt and the shark swam away. still no word of the incident -- word of that incident kept many people on the sand the next day. >> we're surprised but definitely cautious. i'm not going to let the kids in, particularly with the waves pretty rough. she can go kns d off and that's >> some surfers were unfazed by the shark encounter and decided to ride the waves anyway. >>> back here in the bay area, vector control is expanding its area in contra costa county where they found mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus. mosquitoes with west nile were previously found in oakley, martinez, discovery bay and quimby island. >>> in rhode island, a shocking video shows the moment a motorcyclist slams right into an ambulance. it came seemingly out of nowhere. it turns out a 13-year-old boy with autism was driving that ambulance. police say firefighters were e

then you had conflicts in huntington beach, a trumped march, worthy rise above movement first made itsresence known and were numerous altercations. weeklyalist from oc newspaper was attacked by the rise above movement. then he had berkeley. the berkeley battle, the berkeley demonstrations were incredibly violent, sort of street fighting, political warfare in the street event that went on through the spring that rise above movement was present, nazi groups were present in other white supremacist groups and sort of less extreme approach from groups were there. it these were really highly violent scenarios that were per -- that were poorly policed and spun on for hours. amy: earlier i asked you for your tracking fbi tracking them, but i think what clearly comes through in your documenter is you are -- your utter surprise that you felt like you were out there on your own tracking these people. >> exactly. that was our sins for much of the work we were doing was that there was not a lot of interest from law enforcement in these characters. i believe that has possibly changed, but while we w

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