why would you even talk to somebody affiliated with the kkk, a hate group? >> reporter: to find out how can you hate me when you don't even know me. >> reporter: tonight, although there is no evidence linking roof to the kkk davis wouldn't be surprised if there was. we asked him why people join hate groups. he told us some do it because of the parental influence. bad experience with a nonwhite person or they blame nonwhite for their economic problems. he tells me the best way to beat hate is for us as a country to have an open dialogue about race. >> we are not talking to each other. that is the key. you know, everybody wants to talk to the media. but they don't talk to each other. >> reporter: in silver spring maryland, shomari stone, news4. >>> a search is on tonight for a man police tell us raped a fairfax county teenager in the middle of the afternoon. investigators say a 17-year-old girl was walking on roberts park parkway burk yesterday when a man offered her a ride. she initially declined but then got into the car. he bound her and raped her. then he

why would you talk to somebody affiliated with the kkk, a hate group?> to find out, how can you hate me when you don't even know me? >> reporter: there is no evidence linking roof to kkk, davis wouldn't be surprised if there was. we asked why people join hate groups, he said some do it because of parental influence or blame non-whites for economic problems. the best way to beat hate is for us as a country, to have an open dialogue about race. >> we are not talking to each other. that's the key. you know, everybody wants to talk to the media, but they don't talk to each other. >> reporter: in silver spring, maryland, shomari stone, news 4. >>> taking a look outside z, it's clear for now. later tonight, we could see strong storms. when chuck says the rain will start and when we'll get relief. >>> plus where marc wants to close one train station >>> we are helping you protect yourself from identity theft. our nbc 4 all state community shred is happening now. >> you can shred your personal documents for free here. we are set up at the montgomery college roc

sureÑos que combatieron en la guerra civil apoyando la esclavitud. >> los grupos supremacistas y el kkkancos. aquellos que no sean blancos son enemigos y son inferiores. claudia: estas ideologÍas de superioridad segÚn los expertos pueden verse en todos quienes hacen comentarios racistas. fernando: "esta maÑana en la corte mantuvo la parte que facilita que los estadounidenses puedan costear seguros mÉdicos sin importar dÓnde vivan". los jueces decidieron que los subsidios de mÁs de 8 millones de personas han recibido para comprar seguro mÉdico son legales. el presidente de la corte, roberts, dijo la opiniÓn de la mayorÍa del congreso aprobÓ obama care para mejorar los mercados y no destruirlos, organizaciones que lucharon por lograr obama care creen que la decisiÓn salvo los subsidios de hasta 6 millones de personas incluyendo mÁs de 1 millÓn de hispanos. >> es una victoria monumental para el pueblo americano hay millones de personas sin ayuda federal que protegiÓ esta decisiÓn no podrÍa tener suficiente dinero para pagar su seguro mÉdico eso es esencial en este paÍs. fernando: opositore

. >>> up next, the kkk gets the green light to protest in south carolina.re going to tell you what that's all about. >>> new documents which show the justice department blasting the police response to the ferguson, missouri protest. we'll tell you what is in that report? those stories and much more coming up. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. . trish: a noon department draft from the justice department says police made a series of missteps. this is going to be the third of four justice department reports on ferguson. this one says that police responded with an uncoordinated effort and antagonized the crowds with military-style

no one is saying this confederate general had anything to do with the massacre. >> the kkk thing is aate. >> obviously he's not the coolest guy in the world. >> yeah, no. >> but isn't it getting silly every day, we're exhuming bodies from the ground and taking down statues. >> when is this going to end. the confederate flag hasn't got more attention than now. it's like a catch-22. it is getting silly. the silliest part is the apple story how apple is banning game that's have the confederate flag in them but they are historically accurate games, not like they are idolizing the confederal flag. >> it's the south versus the north. >> yeah you can be killing said soldiers in the game. these are teaching tools. you can't roll into a ball and pretend this stuff didn't happen and a lot of people think you can do that which is very dangerous for children. >> i don't know what will happen at this point. we've gone insane. first of all, general forest, if you remember the movie forest gump that's who they named him after. that's now forest gump got his name if that doesn't merit his statue or g

sureÑos que combatieron en la guerra civil apoyando la esclavitud. >> los grupos supremacistas y el kkkn inferiores. claudia: estas ideologÍas de superioridad segÚn los expertos pueden verse en todos quienes hacen comentarios racistas. ♪♪ ♪♪ ilia: en republica dominicana cuatro minas que extraen materiales de varios punto de santiago provocÓ la protesta de cientos de camioneros, junior nos dicen mÁs. junior: la asociaciÓn de camioneros de esta provincia de santiago ha paralizado 200 u frente al ministerio de medio ambiente en rechazo al cierre de varias minas que operan en distintos puntos. >> no podemos trabajar con la mina cerrado. ayer cerraron todas las minas donde nosotros trabajamos. >> a Él no le importa que nosotros que veremos. junior: el director de medio ambiente dijo que algunas de estas minas el cierre definitivo sin embargo el conflicto legal hasta el momento no se ha determinado nada. >> hay un impacto que hace mÁs de 20 aÑos, tomÓ la decisiÓn de corregir lo dijimos a la empresa que tenÍa que recuperar lo afectado. le he sugerido en reiteradas ocasiones que pararan eso yo

the kkk would pass out literature in my school. the kkk would pass out literature.best friend lived two doors from the grand wizard at the kkk. that was the 1980s. yes, we have made progress since the '60s and '70s and even when i was a young person in louisiana. as we can see from this story, there is a big divide but there's still -- >> still more to be done? >> we still have so much further to go and the thing that gets me when i was in high school with someone or in college with someone the age of this dylann roof we thought we were making progress. i think we need to think about hate groups on the internet and having access to them and through social media and all of that. why does it seem to be resurging? why is it happening when young people aren't supposed to be dealing with this stuff? >> what is interesting, one of the producers on the ground was saying that this hour riff fkrrific shooting caused a driven conversation and look what is happening. look what we're going to see. >> it's not even that. it's not even a driven conversation poppy. we have to give

. >> todavÍa hay personas vivas que se acuerdan cuando el kkk vino a sus casas y lincharon a sus abueloscieron todo excusÁndose bajo eso. reportera: el aspirante presidencial comparte la posiciÓn de la gobernadora, la presiÓn a los aspirantes republicanos a la presidencia va en aumento, el excandidato presidencial rodney expreso por twitter " bajen la bandera confederada para muchos es sÍmbolo de odio racial para honrar a las vÍctimas de charlestÓn". se le sumÓ el aspirante jeb bush. llÉvemos a un museo que es su sitio dijo. " confÍo en que van a tomar la decisiÓn correcta para el pueblo de carolina del sur". la mayorÍa de los aspirantes dijeron que era un asunto estatal. el presidente obama viajarÁ en charleston el viernes para honrar la memoria de las vÍctimas de la masacre. la casa blanca recordÓ que el presidente tambiÉn cree que la bandera confederada y no debe tener un sitio en los terreno del capitolio estatal pero es una decisiÓn del estado. marÍa elena: el tema de la bandera confederada generÓ debate nacional, entes que para muchos es un sÍmbolo del pasado para otros es un recor

miers filled with angry words with the kkk -- flyers filled with angry words with the kkk on them. >>this morning i got my son and cried and i called him. it really -- it really bothered me that people feel that way about him. >> it is hate. it is hateful. >> my father was like it throw it away it is trash, it is just trash. >> since the flyers don't contain a threat they can not call it a crime. similar flyers were found last weekend in fullerton. >>> vice president joe biden made a surprise visit to the ame church in charleston today. he topped by morning prayer services as a show of support for the congregation. the community is still healing after 9 people were shot dead at a bible study there earlier this month. biden's viceit came hours before the funeral services for one of the victims. 49-year-old middleton doctor was a pastor at the church and a mother of 4. >>> a scramble tonight that is going to spill over into wall street tomorrow. the dow is down over two unpoints. athens people are panicking and -- 200 points. in athens people are panicking. they announced banked will be

i would condemn anybody who was part of the kkk.emn anybody who is a racist, whether in the democratic party the republican party the communist party. i will condemn racism every single opportunity i can because that's the only way that we're going to overcome it. >> right. you condemn robert bird and bill clinton. >> i will condemn robert bird for being a racist because he was indeed a kkk. >> what about bill clinton. >> bill clinton is not a racist. >> he memorialized the state flag there that had the symbol star which was arguing the confederacy. >> that flag was then taken down. >> uncle ben's rice now a target. >> the name changed. >> is rice racist because it's white? white is this racist? >> well, i think you are simplifying a much larger issue here. what uncle ben stood for was the idea of slavery was based on slavery just like aunt gentleman my gentleman my jamima's pancake syrup. capitalism is rejecting these things. that's why amazon and wal-mart stopped selling flaggings in the store. wal-mart is saying we aren't racist

. >> reporter: the flyers accused the church of being devils for the kkk. and seemed to randomly reference colorado springs chief of police pete carey. >> any time you hear kkk especially to certain cultures, that sends a signal to us, look out. >> reporter: they also send an eerie threat. black men be aware, you are the target. >> you get somebody off the street that read those flyers and think oh well i'm going to do something about that. copycat. >> reporter: yet another version of the flyer lists names and organizations like former mayor and the naacp. the flyers were first posted on the trees around the church on june 14th. that was before the charleston church shooting. but the problem got much worse after. >> it wasn't as bad the first week. couple of flyers. second week, flyers everywhere. so to us that was a concern. and it still is is a concern. >> reporter: pastor joiner says security walks a fine line but they're taking action to protect their parishioners. >> for us, we have tried to have ushers on the door. if somebody strange comes in to ask

the kkk members would frequently assault him. his jaw broken by a kkk member with brass knuckles cross burnings in his yard of augusta and greenville south carolina were the norm. kkk members would beat up black men and throw them on their front porch. word is what they would say after thee beat the black men up bloodied and threw them on the front of porch. they would say i hope joe tolbert is save you. >> you mention federal your great grandfather was here now what he would think of the confederate flag and what do you think he would make final question of the fact that in the state capitol of south carolina where that flag you know still waves high that this reverend this african-american man is lying in repose. >> it's unbelievable. it is unbelievable. 2015 but south carolina is an incredible state. we've really come together as a people. democrats, prepare cans fun to see the tate of california come together like this. i'm speechless at state and our people and i'm very proud today. i think my great grandfather would be very

we don't want to call the kkk domestic terrorism.something we do. >> mark you are an academic. i think you know that obviously not only is the kkk a terrorist organization but the case of timothy mcveigh, the last time we saw vast right wing violence there's a steady stream of violence from the right as well as the threats we face from jihadists. those are acts of terrorism, classified as such and they should be. >> no they should be. i'm saying default response. last year a guy cut off a co-workers head at work. we said it was terrorism before we knew if he was with a group because of his faith. what happens with white citizens in america, default response even when it looks like terrorism isn't terrorism. with timothy mcveigh we did call it that. in many cases we don't do that. even the kkk, we don't call terrorist groups. >> i completely agree with mark. it's about our default response. we have kind of been programs to respond. it says so much about what we really believe. and what is dangerous about this is eventually, ourish iss

i want to delve into the kkk here.y when you look by accounts over 40 states with active chapters in the united states. that's over 40 states here. so let's talk about the power of this group and if it's possible this is just the start of more rallies we'll see crop up. >> i would not describe the klan generally as being very strong at all. as a matter of fact, the klan has been very much on the decline for the last ten, 15 really 20 years. so we'll see what they manage to gather together in the way of protests. i'm sure they'll do one or two. it's maybe worth noting that the very group the reporter mentioned earlier talking about cultural genocide is in fact the council of conservative citizens. that's the same group that dylann roof cited as prodding him to the massacre he carried out in charleston. what i'm saying overall is this is really i think, a kind of last-ditch attempt by these groups to prevent the taking down on the confederate battle flag and it seems pretty clear they're going to lose. >> we're seeing im

systematic attacks on their homes and their churches by the kkk.ad just been created a few years earlier. now these attacks on african americans were meant to intimidate anyone that might vote in a way that would interfere with the kkk's value system and they were particularly prevalent in places like south carolina. so president grant asked for legislation to address this and it was passed for a month and he immediately signed it into law. it was called the enforcement act of 1871 and president grant is said to have taken that law very seriously. he sent out federal militias to round up lawbreakers and charged clan members in federal court and many say that it was this law, this antiterrorism law that helped to destroy the first iteration of the kkk. that was the first antiterrorism act on the books in this country back in 1871. yesterday following the massacre in charleston south carolina. loretta lynch announced that the justice department would be opening a hate crimes investigation looking into the 21-year-old shooter and why he did what he di

the kkk chapter is planning to hold a rally at the state house compound next month.t if the flag is still flying then? >> the kkk having a rally shows that freedom in this country alive and well and nut jobs are allowed to get together and do stupid things in this country and rally for stupid things. that's ultimately how we know there is really freedom in this country. i'll even say this about the confederate flag. i don't like it playing over the state capital there. and many people would agree with me. but i also want to make sure that you can buy that flag because that's is what is freedom is. there is good and bad and ugly when it comes to freedom of expression, of speech, and the kkk being able to have a rally that tells me that america is in a great place and we truly have freedom. if they have that rally i hope people mock them and make fun of them but ultimately that's how we know we are the greatest country in the korld. >>> same-sex marriage, people coast to coast are celebrating. some places are saying you know what? alabama's supreme court is going to ba

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some of these groups kkk denounce this ak of terrorism.think it's a shame to have someone do that while people are praying. these people are good christian people. it was questioned whether it was roof was part of a white supremacist group. they say he is not. >> you don't need to join a hate group to learn what the propaganda tells you. >> roof's childhood friend joey meek says the shooting it upsetting. he took his gun away a few weeks ago for a day when roof began railing about black people and real estate marked he had a plan. some are wondering why the confederate flag a symbol embraced by hate groups is still flying and hasn't been lowered to half staff. >> the confederate flag is not flown atop the dome of the state capitol building. that is only for the u.s. flag and the south carolina flag. it's the governor who can order those at half staff. the confederate flag by law must fly at a height of 30 feet any changes must be passed by a super majority of the general assembly and that has not been done. cnn, new york. >>> and as calls

a name of terror in the south. >> one thing i always noticed whenever you asked someone about the kkk the first image that popped into their head was a clansman hanging a black man.. i thought it was interesting to see what would it be like if the clansman was the one in the tree? this is the most powerful photo i've ever seen. i've been thanked for had picture more than any other picture i've ever taken. what was interest going the photo of the man holding down the police officer is i did that probably nine, ten months ago. so i did it before the i can't breathe and before you know a lot of these things have recently just been happening. and as they started happening and i was like oh man this photo keeps getting more and more powerful, if someone did that to a police officer as you see in my photograph, i mean the uproar that that would cause would be cataclysmic. the martin luther king image which is one of my favorites from the series is these four women in a hair salon and as they read this story they realize that their lives are about to change. and the reactions that you see fr

we have no skinheads, no kkk, no one doing anything other than talking on the internet. someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world and i guess that has to be me. cnn has not been able to independently confirm that dylann roof was the author of that manifesto, but it was published on a website that was registered to him. we do know the fbi is carefully looking at that document. jon and christine? >> the focus in charleston this morning is on the nine people killed in this horrific attack as it should be. the community came together at emanuel a.m.e. to remember and look forward. martin savidge has that story. >> reporter: jon and christine, the church was filled to capacity and beyond. many people felt they had to be there. the couple i was sitting next to said they were simply walking by and felt compelled to walk into the church. on the other side of them was a woman whose family has been attending this church for over 100 years. a very mixed kind of congregation. initially people were nervous. security was tight. uniformed police officers were patroll

flyers filled with angry words and the kkk logo. >> this morning i grabbed my son and cried. i held him. it really -- it really bothered mow that, you know, people feel that way about him. >> that is hate. very hateful. >> my pather is like it is just trash, throw it away, just trash -- my father is like it is just trash, throw it away, just trash. >> they canot call it a crime because there is no threat. similar miers were found if fullerton last weekend. >>> -- they can not call it a we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! [laughs] lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot done at home. and now you can go even faster. we've just increased the speeds on two of our most popular plans. >>> apparently getting the right photo on vacation can be dangerous. disney is banning s

he is as crazy as all the other kkk members. he's as crazy as charles manson was when he thought that he also as this kid did, could launch a race war by committing an atrocity so vile that it divided the races. taking advantage of the racial divide in this country i think manson it's more about manson than it is even than the four little girls who were killed in the birmingham church bombing in 1963. it is an awful, awful event that happened here. i just -- my heart's broken. >> my heart's broken too. you mentioned the facebook photo, the display of the apartheid era of south africa or another flag of white rule in rhodesia now zimbabwe obviously. do we miss signs? we have a roommate who has come out and said he was into segregation, he wanted to start a civil war. he said he was going to do something like this and kill himself. why almost in every case after the fact do we find out all the evidence was there, even posted on social media and then we say, oh you know all these people say, oh we saw this was coming. how do we mis

. >>> coming up i'm speaking with the attorney who prosecuted the kkk members linked to that bombing. also a major clue in the search for the two convicted killers on the run. investigate are tos say that they have found a dna match pretty close to the prison where they escaped from, where they are focusing on, next. [rob] so we've had a tempur-pedic for awhile, but now that we have the adjustable base, it's even better. [alex] when i put my feet up on this bed my stress just goes away. [evie] i go up...heeeeyyy... [donna]our tempur-pedic is the best thing in our house, 'cept for my husband. [lauren] wait,wait,where are you going? [announcer] visit your local retailer and discover how tempur-pedic can move you. >>> all right. this just in investigators are looking into whether tools used in the prison escape were hidden inside get this a frozen chunk of hamburger meat. the tools that they used to escape from a maximum security prison. we're talking about richard matt and david sweat. and whether or not they were allowed to make -- they were able to make this break that way. authoritie

this perpetrator is as much as a terrorist as the hood wearing kkk. he's a terrorist.hat. as to the elected official who made that really a thoughtless comment about fox news, doesn't he see he generalizes in the same way people who smear him or what he represents his ideology his race indeed that he's being as intellectually dishonest as the people who attack him? i lament that. i saw it so often in baltimore. what the hell is that about? is that a thoughtful statement? is that to accuse a news organization made up of people with all different beliefs all different walks of life of that kind of hateful incitement to mass murder in a church? shame on him. >> it is shame on him. the only thing he's distraught because his friend was killed and i gave him an out. i gave him an out to come on and i probably should not have said that but i was distraught about the senator's death. that's why i put him on taxpayer. he doubled down on it. the haters all right, he's doing the same thing. he's doing exactly the same thing that the people that hate blacks are doing. last word. >

. >> sarah, there's also a concern, paperwork filed for a kkk rally in columbia correct?poke with a representative of the kkk who confirms that they will be here rallying in support of the flag on july 18th. they say they will then go to a second location on private land and they will burn a cross there. all in support of the confederate flag. obviously very upsetting, very disturbing to a lot of people especially falling all of those calls from unity by the president and legislators this passion weekend. those rallying for the removal of the flag point to the klan's support of it yet another reason it should come down. >> fascinating to think they're filing paperwork to rally and burn a cross and that would be approved. msnbc's, sarah, thanks so much. >>> we've been following chris christie as he launched his presidential campaign and he did so just this morning, a short time ago. >> all of the signs saying telling it like it is but there was a reason for that. we are going to tell it like it is today so that we can create greater opportunity for every american tomorrow.

we have no skinheads, no real kkk, no one doing anything but talking on the internet. well someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world, and i guess that has to be me." republican south carolina state representative doug brannon has announced plans to sponsor legislation to take down the confederate flag from the front of the south carolina state capitol. hundreds of people marched in the capital columbia saturday calling for the flag to come down. we'll have more on the flag and on the shooter's white supremacist ties after headlines. fbi director james comey has refused to consider the rampage in charleston an act of terrorism. speaking at a news conference in baltimore friday, comey said the massacre would be investigated as a hate crime, but ruled out the term terrorism. >> because of the way we define terrorism under the law terrorism is an active done -- violence done or threatened in order to try to influence a public body or the citizenry, so it is more of a political act. based on what i know so far, i don't see it as a political act. amy: come

former kkk grand wizard and louisiana legislator david duke. he spoke at a fund-raiser for the south carolina council for conservative citizens in 1995, but, yeah, he's david duke. but then congressman bob barr of georgia, he addressed the citizens council in 1998 after "the washington post" pointed out that bob barr has been hobnobbing with white supremacists. the congressman responded that he hadn't actually known it was that kind of group. in 1998 the citizens council finally got banned from cpac, from the conservative political action conference on the blunt grounds that cpac found that, quote, they are racists. and the white citizens council got banned from cpac in 1998. but senator trent lock by that point, senator trent lock of mississippi by then had been hanging out with citizens council for years. he got his picture taken with the guys in a private meeting in his office the year before they got banned by other conservatives from cpac for being racist. in 1999, democrats in congress tried to shame republicans by forcing them to take a

and by the way, the kkk has said they're going to organize a rally at the state house. they have been issued a permit, but again, i'm here to make sure that that rally is going to happen with the absence of the confederate flag. >> the kkk announcing they're going to have a rally for there flag july 18th, i believe it is, on the capital grounds, in some ways that seems fitting giving the debate we're having about the flag. your reaction to that. >> i mean, it's not shocking. what's happening here is more than a flag. so when we organize and thought about taking down the flag, it wasn't just about removing that flag from that premise because there's hundreds around, there's hundreds around that our government houses. it's about showing people and giving people the power, regular beings, organizations, activists, mothers, teachers, the power to feel they have the opportunity to get up and actually act. white supremacists are going to support their power. they're going to maintain what they want to hold on to. they don't want minority people to come above them and tell the

. >> larry: let me say why the fbi is full of [bleep] because this-- no because the kkk did act like themselves this is-- people don't realize racists owned this [bleep]. they called themselves a terrorist group. they honed it. there is such a thing as racial terrorism. >> of course. "the new york times" yesterday reported that since 9/11 twice as many people in this country have been killed by racist and white supremacists and far right zealots than by islamic terrorists that doesn't even include people like michael wayne page who went into a seec temple and killed people it doesn't include the dude who was an anti-government zealot who flew a plane into an irs building killing a government agent. none of those guys are actually called terrorists. and yet still we're obsessed with terrorism and islamic terrorism. according to the fbi you are more likely to die by faulty furniture than by a terrorist okay. you're in greater threat okay your lazy boy is-- . >> larry: the lesson is we should put all of our trust always in the fbi. thanks panel. we'll be right back. if you live in the n

gonzalo: la distribuciÓn de propaganda del grupo racista kkk sigue apareciendo en vecindarios del suruieren__ todo lo que estÁ pasando en el paÍs sin causar problemas entre la comunidad. >> es muy feo entonces uno se siente__ no puede creer que hay gente que todavÍa existe que todavÍa andan por aquÍ con esta discriminaciÓn. >> divulgaciÓn de este grupo de supremacÍa blanca por estos vecindarios, una ciudad en donde dos terceras partes son hispanos, lo hicieron a travÉs de volantes y dulces dentro de una bolsa de plÁstico. tienen entre otras cosas que se les apoya y se unan su esfuerzo para pelear por su raza. >> no vamos a estar quietos y vamos a estar protestando. >> por su parte la policÍa dijo hoy que ya iniciaron una investigaciÓn al respecto pero que serÁ muy difÍcil llevar a cabo arrestos. >> no se estÁn enfocando en una raza en particular pero estos individuos tienen documentado varios incidentes de varias razas. >> se han registrado dos incidentes similares en santa ana. leÓn: y los transexuales detenidos serÁn alojados de acuerdo con el gÉnero con el cual se identifiquen. el

it comes on reports that the kkk has reserved the grounds for a rally next month. control board tells because his office allows any group, regardless of ideology to reserve the grounds, on a first come basis, they'll be able to hold the event. >>> for the second time in a row, it appears the deadline for a nuclear deal with iran will come and go without agreement. top iranian officials are back in vienna for last minute negotiations as hours remain before the deadline. world powers are admitting diplomats are days from reaching agreement. officials say they're looking to have a deal by july 9th. among the main sticking points if sanctions will be removed immediately or gradually and what kind of access would international inspectors have at iran's sites. that has u.s. and iran saying the other country will be to blame if no deal is reached. the white house says it's simply trying to hold to april's preliminary agreement. >> our negotiators continue to pursue serious work. looks like they'll be working overtime to get it done. >> at least 50/50 as it was before sinc

police seized a gun, a cross bow and kkk related items from his home. >>> a maryland man is accused of stealing thousands of atm cards and pin numbers. raphael cortero used a skimmer to steal numbers. he stole more than $300,000 in this scheme. officers caught up with him in florida. he was trying to board a flight to bogota, colombia. >>> all right, coming up on 4:31 now on this friday morning. we made it to the weekend. it will be a wet one. >> yeah. at least it's cooler, if you want to look on the bright side. right? >> this is true. >> let's check in with amelia segal for your forecast. >> good morning. a little humid today and muggy tomorrow. after that we get a break from the humidity. more on that coming up. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s. another comfortable start and some patchy fog, especially the more rural areas. until about 8:00 a.m. here's a look at the high temperature in your neighborhood. low to mid 80s so it's not hot by any means. washington hits a high temperature of 83 degrees. plenty of clouds around throughout the day. and there's a chance that you're

we have no skinheads no real kkk, no one doing anything, but talking on the internet. the document reads: well someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world and i guess that has to be me. roof hints that why he chose charleston to carry out the massacre that left nine members of the emanuel ame church dead calling charleston the most historic city in my state. roof, who appeared in court friday, to face formal charges, said he became transformed by the controversial trayvon martin case. i was in disbelief, roof writes, how could the news be blowing up the trayvon martin case while hundreds of these black on white murders got ignored? it was not clear what he was referring to. this latest piece of complicated puzzle may offer some insight for investigators, but it is no consolation for a community still reeling from the violence. >> heart breaking, and my prayers definitely go out to the family, it is heart breaking. >> charleston, south carolina. >> and impressive show of unity. thousands gather in charleston to form an unity chain. marching across the b

. >> the kkk. >> it really was about the murder of people of color. >> professor, it's good to have you on the program. thank you for your insights. >> thank you for having me back. >> we appreciate it. coming up, charleston and race. why some say the murders are about more than just black and white. >> hi everybody. this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler. >> the charleston church shooting. prayers for the nine victims. and an extraordinary court appearance for the suspect. >> charleston is a very strong community. >> a bond hearing becomes something much more with a personal statement from the judge. >> there are victims on this young man's side of the family. >> an emotional words from relatives of those who were killed. >> tonight the tragedy in south carolina, the national discussion on guns, violence, and race in america. >> this was a racial hate crime and must be con fronted as such. >> tonight the city of charleston, south carolina, held a prayer vigil in honor of those killed in the emmanuel ame church. [ bagpipe music ] >> thousands gathered to honor and pray for th

section titled "an explanation," the author wrote that charleston doesn't have any skinheads or real kkk, so" well, someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world, and i guess that has to be me." an african-american friend of the suspect told the associated press that he had been drinking with roof and others last week when roof announced he was planning a mass shooting at the college of charleston. christon scriven said he thought it was just drunken bluster, but another friend hid roof's handgun until roof sobered up. >> i don't even think the church was his primary target, because he went, he told us he was going for the school, but i think he >> sreenivasan: tonight, we're also learning that roof was able to get that gun through a loophole in the gun laws. federal law prohibits dealers from selling a firearm to someone facing pending felony charges. roof, who was charged with possession of suboxone, a prescription narcotic, had access to the weapon because, according to the "washington post," he got the gun from his father as a gift, making it a private gun transaction

challenges other white races taking them to task for their in action, quote we have no skin head, no real kkk no one doing anything, but talking on the internet. someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world, and i guess it has to be me. the web site discovery comes a day after roof was arraigned for murder of nine black church members who had welcomed them to their bible study group wednesday night. last night at this basketball a arena 4,000 people attended a prayer vigil coming together trying to make sense of the deadly tragedy. law enforcement sources had said roof a 21 year-old high school drop out, told them he hoped his actions would spark a race war. again, the feds have in the been able to link that manifesto in the web site, to roof, at this point in time. it appears that web site has been taken down at this time. in the meantime the church where the nine people were killed have announced it will reopen tomorrow and hold a sunday services. live from the sat center, john rawlins for channel six "action news". >> thanks, john. >>> victims of the horrific shooting are b

and that was to protect voters in the south against the rising work of the kkk.usan swain: 1873 -- and we'll talk more about this later -- the panic of 1873 -- big downturn that resulted from some of the policies of the administration. and in 1876, the battle of little bighorn was fought. so, that's just some of the important points during that administration. susan swain: well, as he brings on his cabinet, the -- well, the story of the grant administration is that there were -- they were no strangers to political patronage. so, for both of you, how -- what kind of advisers did he surround him -- himself with? and, again, how involved was julia in that process? pamela sanfilippo: most of the people that grant appointed, at least to his cabinet, he either knew of or knew personally. for example, elihu washburne, a former congressman of illinois he appointed as secretary of state, kind of as a thank-you for having supported -- for washburne having supported him through the war. and others were business people that he thought would do the best job. some of them turn

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>>:"we have no skinheads no real kkk, no one doing anything but talking on the internet," the documentto have the bravery to take it to the real world, and i guess that has to be me." >> reporter: roof hints at why he chose charleston to carry out the massacre that left nine members of the emanuel a-m-e church dead, calling charleston, "the most historic city in my state." roof, who appeared in court friday to face formal charges said he became transformed by the controversial trayvon martin case. >>:"i was in disbelief," roof writes. >>:"how could the news be blowing up the trayvon martin case, while hundreds of these black on white murders got ignored?" it was not clear what he was referring to. this latest piece of a complicated puzzle may offer some insights for investigators. but it's no consolation for a community still reeling from the violence. >>: "heartbreaking. and my prayers definitely go out to the family. it's just heartbreaking." >> reporter: nick valencia, c-n- n, charleston, south carolina. . >> vicki: detroit police are investigating a deadly shooting that killed a 19