since softball cannot be played bes, kkk appears on the uniform.etimes, mannesmann engage in more bizarre sport. the letters kkk were carved with a knife on the chest and stomach of this man in houston, texas, after he had been hanged from his knees and flock. the attorney general of alabama, who is currently investigating the kkk in his state, told us -- >> to me, it is a group primarily of thugs that would use the civil rights issue to foster an organization or a clan , as they are, and will take them -- take the law into their own hands. they have become their own police power. they are a police group within themselves dedicated to defiance of law, violence, they are, as i have expressed before, they are a hooded bunch of killers and night riders and floggers. this nation and state has no use for them whatsoever. >> the strength of the ku klux klan is difficult to estimate. among its me secrets is the actual membership total. students of their affairs say there are at least 30,000 to 50,000 active members. --re probably is millie probably as man

with motivates the kkk is approximate their violence.o you feel about it? >> i don't know president trump. it may be miscommunication, the words he is using -- >> it can't be. it can't be, alberto. he's had too many bites at the apple. they're bad, the kkk, but there are also bad guys on the other side. as if you have, you know, an equal opposite to people who want to kill jews and lots of other people in the united states of america. >> yeah. and there is no moral equivalency. there is no question about that. the way to look at this of course is the fact that white supremacists, kkk, totally bad. cannot be supported in any shape or form, full stop. and then you look at promise committed by others for whatever reason. that is also bad. now, is that more equivalent seu in my judgment? >> yes. >> no. i don't believe that it is. i don't believe it is. i'm not saying it is the same. they're both bad. i think the way it is being communicated is very, very unfortunate. >> it is a clearer case than that. the kkk is what it is. but you also have

it traces the history of the kkk from its resurgence in 1915. inspired by the silent film birth of a nation. through the post world war ii years. the film includes scenes of klu klux klan ceremonies and interviews with members which viewers might find disturbing. this 45 minute film earned cbs reports and producer david low a 1965 pea body award. >>> the driver of this car was mrs. mother of five children. 20 miles from sell ma, alabama on route 80. a red and white sedan over took her car. several shots were fired. the driverless car veered off the highway and came to a stop at a cattle fence. she was dead. a arrested kp charged with murder were three alleged members of the klu klux klan. one was tried. and the jury was unable to reach a verdict. this is the temporary grave of three civil rights workers. two white and one negro. beaten and shot to death. among those indicted for the triple slaying were six men identified as members of the klu klux klan. none has been brought to trial. in this automobile reserved lieutenant pen was killed by a sh

>>> only on 9, remember the priest who confessed to being in the kkk? hear from the family he targeted. >>> a teenager suing his parents because he's white? we'll verify. >>> 9 news at 11:00 starts now. irma, this monster storm is now packing winds, high of 185 miles an hour. the strongest storm on the planet so far this year. here's a look at the latest developments in hurricane irma since you left work. president trump has issued emergency declarations for florida, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. irma has strengthened to a potentially catastrophic category five storm. and mandatory evacuation order has been issued for the florida keys. let's get right over to the chief meteorologist topper shutt. so this is a historic storm. >> yeah, we had another pressure drop since the last advisory. maximum sustained winds are 185 miles per hour. hard to wrap your head around that. wrap your head around this, gusts 225 miles an hour. booming west northwest at about 12, 50 miles west of antigua. hurricane warnings and north of the british islands and nor

and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, whiteremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> seth: it took two days for trump to say that. it shouldn't take longer for the president to do the right thing than it takes to get a package from amazon. in fact, it would have taken less time to literally order a dvd copy of "do the right thing." [ laughter and applause ] so, it took two days for trump to finally call out nazis by name, which means that in the meantime, white house officials had to go on tv and make excuses for him. like on saturday, when homeland security advisor tom bossert actually suggested trump chose not to mention the groups by name so as not to dignify them. >> what i would say is that the president not only condemned the violence and stood up at a time and a moment when calm was necessary, and didn't dignify the names of these groups of people. >> seth: what? just because trump says someone's name doesn't mean he dignifies them. if anything, trump saying your name

white supremacists and kkk should be denounced.a when they come and commit violence, and nancy pelosi and donald trump, i agree with. >> i don't think antifa is great. no democrats have you heard defending antifa. it is not the same if you have a white hood or black hood. we cannot continue to normalize white supremacy. >> nobody is doing that. i'm telling you what i heard and probably millions out there have heard. >> can i tell you what i mean? >> go ahead. >> the difference between hitler and stalin, i can't weigh them. when tim scott says kkk is worse, i believe him. hitler and stalin deserve their place in hell. and antifa and kkk deserve no place in america. that's what nancy pelosi said and that's what you said. >> i don't want you to speak for pelosi and i certainly don't want you to speaking for me. what saying and what many folks have said is the president and other folks cannot continue to seemingly equate the violence of an tee that and the violence and ideology of white supremacists. when the president repeatedly bring

who were hurt by the kkk. for what that's worth. >> in i think 1921 there's records that the kkk had given uva a grant of $1,000 which they then converted after a lot of student and faculty outcry upon hearing of this, of this grant, they calculated that in today's dollars it's equal to $12,000, and then they reinvested that in the medical funds. but i had a friend who was very seriously injured by the car attack. she's incurred hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical expens expenses, so uva is kind of putting on a show of these kind of symbolic solutions where it's like, oh yeah, we'll put the $12,000 into medical expenses, when in fact, they need to be doing a whole lot more than that. >> they don't have to charge anything. >> i'd like to talk a little bit about the psychology of our nation. we can go into all the details and i can't imagine what a horrific experience you've all been through. i mean, thank you for being here and telling your story. we've been talking about how important it is to tell the

usa.ump, no kkk, no racist no-trump, no kkk, no racist usa. no-trump, no kkk, no racist usa. all rights, what do we do about white supremacy -- what do we think about white supremacy? [crowd booing] >> what do we think about white supremacy? [crowd booing] >> we have seen over the past year than white supremacy is now sitting in the white house. it has been in this country since the very beginning, but have an administration intent on marginalizing our communities, i'm taking our lives, taking our jobs, taking our health care, and ignoring the unnatural disasters at are happening across the country and to countriesrld, right nears the caribbean and neighboring countries suffering all these disasters that can be prevented with resources and more funding. what do we want? when do we want it? >> now! >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? now! >> hey hey, ho ho white supremacy has got to go! >> hey hey >> ho ho >> white supremacy has got to go! >> hey hey ho ho >> donald trump has got to go. hey hey, ho ho donald trump has got to go. ho hoy, jeff sessions has got

. >> kkk, we got kkk. i got 'em all. >> response to charlottesville. >> very fine people on both sides. >> the response in north korea. >> they will be met with fire and fury the response to ht hurricane. >> the intensifying russia investigation. >> my son is a wonderful young man. he took a meeting with a russian lawyer. >> the fights with his own disap >> where america stands after its first summer of trump. >> i don't think anyone is interested in having a shutdown. >> no chance, we won't raise the debt ceiling. no chance. america's not going to default. >> we have to close down our government, we're building that wall. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. this is normally the time of year, right after the labor day weekend, when congress returns to washington, after a slow and sleepy recess, and the news cycle finally starts to crank back up again. but this year, with this president, hardly a summer day passed by without some big bombshell story. huge developments

week there were messages of hate on the front door, signs referencing the [null] -- referencing the kkk and white supremacy . >> history teaches us in virginia and elsewhere that you can't be an innocent bystander to hatred. >> reporter: even with such hatred right at the front steps, messages -- these folks remain hopeful something good will come out of this.>> >> if i could speak to the person that put this up on the door, i would tell him i love him and i forgive him. that's the whole point a child of god. you have to learn how to forgive. >> -- >>> it's william county police are still trying to find out who is responsible. a vietnam vet has chained himself to his home -- his own front door. he's fighting city hall. ferris and his wife have been forced to rent another place. this place became unlivable when water from the alley collapsed the basement walls and ferris says he's spent years trying to get the city to fix the drainage. now he's expected to spend $133,000 to shore up the home and make the alley safe but ferris says his engineer told him the plan is not adequate, so basica

kkk is really bad. republicans have more of an obligation to call that out because those are some of his supporters in that crowd. and i think trump should be able to give a speech that does ultimately talk about violence on both sides, but the white supremacists are different because they are mimicking a movement that is responsible for the murder and extermination of an entire people, millions of people. the antifa crowd is not mimicking a movement that is responsible for an ethnic cleansing. that is what makes it different. and so if he is unable to distinguish that point, he's never going to be able to send an effective message, which i think is a shame because i don't think anyone -- i haven't seen a single democrat support antifa and say hey, that was awesome when they were smashing up the nation's capital during his inauguration. he is missing a golden opportunity because he can't get out of his head and understand why he has to make a difference on that point. >> for all those people who are wat

it's who he is and who he's been and two days later finally denounced nazis and kkk by name. and it's who he is and has been. gloria borger, van jones and reverend scott. why bring this up? question to the president about the meeting with ben scott, president immediately after saying he had a great meeting go to revisionist take on his comments. >> doesn't make a lot of sense. i know senator scott very well. he actually went there with agenda about jobs and putting people to work. trump base and democratic base needs jobs. he went there on a peace building mission and for some reason the president then just goes right back to talking about this horrible moment. he doesn't say thanything about the young woman murdered. only one side using isis terror tactics, mowing people down and murdering them in broad daylight, only one side embracing neonazism. for some reason doesn't want to talk about that, just counterprotesters. felt bad for senator scott. going there to do something good and turned into another circus. >> saying about the people writing that people are saying trump h

isis, kkk and antifa. [inaudible] what are your thoughts on this? they took his cape off. the guy who wears a cape. [laughter] inc. you. greg: you are pro- cape. >> i agree with everything tyrus said a 100%. not only because he could kill me but he's a 100% right. it's driven me nuts forever. the videos are out there and you see these guys and someone talk to him and they try to exploit what they are doing and it's the same guys that were guys or gals in both hanging out in the the square, the occupy folks. it's the same group that moved into this. they get violent and they think they're not that tough. >> there they are tough when it's one person. same thing when it's on the other side. greg: the mayor -- i think it was a facebook member of bam and which is by any means necessary which is in turn eight affinity group so i don't take his word for anything. jillian, what do you think of antifa? you are wearing black. >> i'm a little horrified that these groups -- i don't -- i feel naÏve that i didn't realize till recently held that the kkk existed in

he has members of the kkk inside his cabinet. >> just stop it, you are not helping the cause. jesse: left-wing radicals running wild. have democrats created a monster. news anchors cracking under pressure. even ellen getting in on the action. rocketman. the new edition of rocketman. are the trump nicknames sticking? "watters world" starts now. the left has created a monster. for many years democrats sat by while codepink threw pies and ann coulter and looted during the racial riots. this is one of the reasons trump was elected. dreamers bombarded house minority leader nancy pelosi. one of the most of open border democrats in congress for working with donald trump to save daca. >> you don't know what you are talk about. you are not helping the cause that we want to take. jesse: pelosi is getting a case of her own medicine. and these dreamers don't know what they are talking about. they have been fed so much fake news, they don't realize trump is working with pelosi to provide a permanent status for children of immigrants smuggled across the border by their parents. >> i'm confu

it shows the depth of the hate and resentment that the kkk brought to the south.nd actually all over the united states. ohio and illinois. everybody should see that. it shows how the venom and the the kkk brought to america and we need to eradicate that. bet: american history to available -- tv available every weekend. on the issue of north korea, one more headline from nikki haley's appearance. north korea begging for war. enough is enough, nikki haley told the security council. it was the second emergency meeting of the un security council in the past week. also reports today from south korean spy agencies. expectations north korea may be preparing another intercontinental ballistic missile launch. this time towards the north pacific. we will keep track of that. in texas. republican good morning. president trump should keep his promise. every promise that he made to the american people. daca -- getrrett and make a-- daca wonderful tax bill. i voted for him thinking he is a man of his word. now they want to kick the can down. republicans what did they run on? s t

tobe get them to give up their robes and renounce their membership in the kkk. i was so fascinated by this guy, so right away after watching the video, i end up calling my agent, and i said, hey, have you heard of this guy named daryl davis, and he said, ken, i've been asking you for the past six months to meet up with daryl davis. he's been trying to reach you, and he lives out in washington d.c. so after watching that documentary, i started calling him up and trying to figure out how we were going to get together, and we finally met for the first time last night, and he's here to speak. welcome up, daryl. [applause] >> thank you. well, good morning. it's a real honor and pleasure to be here. well, let me start by saying welcome, welcome to the march for civility. and i've been walking this march now for about 30 years doing what i do. and a few things that i have found is this: we spend a lot of time in echo chambers surrounding ourselves with othei people who agree with us. everything we say is reflected back to us, and it confirms our beliefs. and we exclude

the kkk, neonazis, they are hateful. there's no room call evil by it's name that is the kkk and white supremacists, when it comes to this recent spat with the nfl, there are far more important thing that we ought to be focused on, you mentioned them, iran, north corey, health care bill that's what i'm going to continue to focus on make sure we take care of this in way that people know they're better off. >> dickerson: thanks so much far being with us we'll be back. to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >> dickerson: we turn now to senator susan collins who is leaning against the senate health care bill she joins thus morning from bangor, main, you're wa

is the state of that in terms of threats to the united stat i'm talking specifically noo nazis and kkk. guest: though this is the anniversary of 9/11 i do think ds appropriate to address the nazis, esented by noo kkk d other hateros. we saw what they're capable of doing in arlottesvie but we have many examples of the attas they have care rid out minorities in the united states so it is a signicant threat and inow that the f.b.i. an othe are looking at this. being ident it's pursued. idea of t about this recruitment? particularly as we know much more about how individuals commit these actually response? guest: recruitment is very difficult. it's hard for communities, family members, law enforcement and idea of recruitment? particularly as we know much more others to detect individua whose are radicalized. which is why counter intelligence is very important. unfortunately, grants for programming at homeland security have been pulled and that is one thing that i think is heading in the wrong direction. but as a country i think we do a pretty good job of detecting the that in most places.

when we understand it was neo nazis, it was the kkk who were responsible for the loss of life of one courageous american, and the damage that was done to so many others. and so it's in this atmosphere that we find it troubling, with all that's happening in the world and country, that donald trump would choose to go after a few black athletes in the nba and nfl. >> i want to point out the nfl is it a little more than 70% african-american players. nba about 80% african-american players. but when you said a second ago, congressman, pull the sheets off. i suspect i know what you are referring to. but i want to give you a chance to elaborate. >> well, let me simply say that time and time again he's refused to distance himself from individuals like david duke and a vowed white supreme cyst as well as others for reasons that many of us can't figure out. why would anyone ee kwaf kate, particularly the leader of the free world, as it relates to individuals like the kkk and neo nazis. that's deeply troubling. but we know donald trump has a history of fanning the flames of racial hatred, using

: a lot of controversy over homework assignment in asks fifth graders to justify the actions of the kkkthat teach children about transgender's, more on that coming up. hey, brody? that is saying the long-term effect of tackle football for kids under 12, we're going to talk to one of the authors that far study, and tell you what the findings were, coming up. >> and we are still dealing with our two tropical systems out there. we may for awhile. we've got maria moving north of puerto rico, back into open waters as category two hurricane, jose no long area hurricane, still tropical, but sitting and spinning in the same spot as it has the past couple every days. it will be interesting into next week. how are these going to interact? how will it affect us? could still be dealing with jose's impacts next week, all details coming up in your seven day forecast right after the break. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ test. university of maryland university college. visit umuc dominate edu: test. test. pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your

being a slave owner, the demonstrators hoisted a sign saying that he is a racist and a no-trump, no kkkist uva. when trump in august proposed the question who is next, george washington, thomas jefferson. this group last night, they have a list of demands asking the university and city of to condemnille future kkk and white supremacist rallies. right now we are still waiting for a response from the university. reporting live, john gonzalez. --there are no strife streetlights or sidewalks and it's a danger for kids. they say that kids are being put at risk. suzanne? morning to you, larry, the day is just getting started here in leesburg and it has been a rough start to the school year in loudoun county as far the school system again this year having problems with this system stemming from the fact that they don't have enough us drivers. last night a meeting was held to address the issue and the county school system has received 1500 and problems range from consolidated drivers to shorten rides. the previous issue involved over 300 routes. they say the route optimization study will contin

we need to understand that the naacp was likened to the kkk.ma banned that organization. >> yes. >> right. >> so the argument to equate antifa, cornel west was there with clergy protesting in charlottesville and said they would have been fundamentally harmed if antifa didn't show up. they would have been hurt. he said, in fact, they would be dead. so this false equivalency is really the slight of hand, really to hide what trump truly believes. trump truly believes that those folk who side with with him, right, actually reflect views that animate his own position. that's what we need to be clear. >> mark, the whole point of arranging this meeting for senator tim scott and the photo opportunity sitting there with the black senator to get the problem behind him. >> you said it. meets with congressmen and talks about daca saying we zrnt a deal. he changes all the time. he may something and come back tomorrow and say something different from what he said before that. that's what he does. senator scott said he can't expect him to change in a day. his

. >> really bad guys on the sides of the kkk and then there were good people opposing the kkk. this is what tim scott went with him yesterday and one of the people on the sides of angels lost her life. help me understand what he did today and why? >> i think the president believes that he taught senator tim scott a little something about race today -- yesterday in his meeting. at least his world view on it. i was skeptical that senator scott, dispute his intentions, was going to get far with donald trump. look, donald trump's views about race have been clear long before charlottesville. it goes back to the central park five where he called for their execution and he refuses to apologize for that, even though they were cleared by dna evidence. and there's birtherism. there's miss housekeeping. i didn't think it was going to change the president's view and it seems more than anything it solidified them. that's unfortunate. >> eli, i quote you all the time when you aren't here about presidential tells. and the white house has felt halfway decent about the last few weeks about a le

memorial day weekend, robert shelton's chief rival, james venable, head of the nationals knights of the kkklan north to a side 25 miles from cincinnati, ohio. both venable and shelton believed the whites in the north , worried about negro civil rights demands in their own communities, are really to embrace the klan. this was the first open klan rally in ohio in more than 30 years. the fact that the klan is getting bolder was demonstrated by the site which was selected, right alongside super highway 75. klan robes, many of which had been stored away for years, were put out for an airing. since the building of a cross for the klan ritual requires skill, out of stators volunteered to hammered the cross pieces, wrapped the burlap carefully, and then soaked their handiwork with gasoline and motor oil. five pounds of oil for every foot of the cross. [indiscernible] charles: the klan added a new touch to attract crowds. a skydiving show with parachute jumpers releasing klan flags and then landing on klan-blessed land. the northern most penetration of the klan took place last month near cleveland,

demonstrators hosted a sign that and racist, rapist and chanted no-trump, no kkk, no racist uva. what you think about this? >> this town would not exist if he was not here. i am deplored. rotunda,walking by the and we were being called white supremacists. >> i think people are trying to make an effort to get something done because nothing is happenin right way to do it. the group came with demands, calling on the soon -- school and the city of charlottesville to condemn future kkk and white supremacist rallies. adrianna: meanwhile, the house unanimously approved a resolution condemning the violence in charlottesville. calls --utions also resolution also calls on the trump administration to commit more legislation to deal with hate crimes. that now heads to the president's death -- desk. >> do you want to stay with the voices of xenophobia and nativism? city council in college park is allowed people to vote into the elections, even if they are in the country illegally. the vote followed hours of debate. >> i think it is a violation of federal law. i am against it. [applause] >> re

. >> kkk, we got kkk.. >> response to charlottesville. >> very fine people on both sides. >> the response in north korea. >> they will be met with fire and fury the response to ht hurricane. >> the intensifying russia investigation. >> my son is a wonderful young man. he took a meeting with a russian lawyer.

he denounced the kkk. he denounced neo-nazis and white nationalists.hat he specifically left out was the alt-right. and then he later went on to defend them, saying, "well, they had a permit, and the other folks didn't." as far as i'm concerned -- amy goodman: and talked about the "alt-left," the other folks. christian picciolini: yeah, and talked about the altthere is no alt left. there are americans, and then there are nazis. and let t me just say, the peope that didn't have a permit there, the people who were there to counterprotest the nazis, well, the u.s. constitution gave them a permit to do what they did, so they didn't need one. and as far as i'm concerned, that's one of our most important american values, is the ababiliy to protest what we see as damaging to our core american values, which still, frankly, need a lot of work. amy goodman: i want to turn to a new trump tweet. he just wrote, "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. you can't change histor

nazis [bleep] and i would [bleep] the kkk. stay the hell away.eg: he ended with suggesting he may be running for president one day. >> if it's kid rock for senate, got some folks in disarray, way to lay here kid rock for the president of the usa. wouldn't be a sight to see president kid rock in washington dc? standing on the oval office like a g. greg: i'm sorry. how is it even possible to compete with that? good luck, democrats. although they have already started looking for their candidates. [inaudible] greg: martin o'malley. and we all have forgotten you. jason, is trumpet changed the way future politicians will -- that could work. i couldn't think of anyone that could be that. >> that is the real moment for me was during the mitt romney campaign and kid rock did a lot for mitt romney and to see them talking about policy was blowing my mind. i think i hope he runs in michigan. he could win that race. greg: oh he could win. >> if he wants to be a senator in michigan, i'm from michigan, he has to be one thing and get his name on the ballot. he w

. >> no kkk. >> reporter: that's when counterprotesters took to the streets. >> whose streets? >> our streets. >> reporter: marching down telegraph avenue flanked by police. counterprotesters ledded way through the downtown streets. while trump supporters followed closely behind. >> usa. usa. >> reporter: at times clashing with the counterprotesters. >> when they march, i think it's all right to march against them as well. >> reporter: all of the events took place under the watchful eye of police from the bay area, a decision the university defended shortly after yiannopoulos's appearance. >> we've seen a number of unprecedented events, things people haven't seen so we need to be prepared for the unexpected. >> reporter: the university spokesonpe most expensive photo op in university history. they estimate the cost for today's event around $800,000. they said that they are hoping that next time the clashes will stay peaceful as today there were no major injuries or major damage. live in berkeley, katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> and this is how the 50th anniversary of the summer of lo

think about the context in terms of the president's views and sensitivities and the history of the kkkantifa has done things that any leader and any body has the right to say look at this and this and that's horrible. it's the apparent moral equivalency. that's who he is and who he has been. >> it shows that senator scott does not believe what the white house has been saying. what the president tried to say when he gave his speech through a script in the teleprompter. he was condemning the white supremacists and not equating them with the anti-counter demonstrators. senator scott said who he is. he believes that the president did equate these two groups. >> that's the troubling part. this might sound weird or de demented, but he doesn't want to admit he was wrong or did something bad. is it broader than that? this is who he is? >> i don't know what is in his heart and i don't think tim scott is saying he does either, but certainly he is showing no ability to change or interest in changing. he is a 71-year-old man from heavily white queens in the 50s and 60s in new york city when somebo

. >> do your damn that flag stands for the kkk can, white supremacists and nazis. >> it's on a flag on a pole on private property. who are we, as a county, to tell somebody who they can or cannot do on their private property. >> the flag is on private property and the hands are tied. those who want it gone are planning a protest in october. >>> those who are dealing with hurricane harvey should be getting a tetnus shot. >>> money for harvey is on the way to he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most peopl

. >> no kkk, no -- >> u.s. berkeley cancelled free speech week and paid $1 million for security. they say their efforts were worth it because despite protestors and counter protestors taking to the street, no one was hurt. >> it's over kill. we'll take that given today was safe. there were no real injuries. it's the way it is right now. >> police confiscate a knife, shield, sling shot and ammunition. it's back to class. >> i support the free eesp.chseeing all the neo-nazi on the streets where i live, i'm not a fan. >> the protest -- some students say that's not their version of reality. >> viewing that we're always protesting and we're looking crazy is a little blown out of proportion. >> now, we do see a police presence here as you can see right here. a couple dozen police officers across the street from crescent lawn. it looks like they're surrounding this park here, but they're not necessarily here among the rallyers. for now, everything seems to be peaceful. st antey armoment ad now. i see musicians and speakers getting ready to get out on the lawn and speak for the crowd. li

the notes also included a swastika and mentioned the kkk. new black lives matter flag will fly down the street from a huge confederate flag. earlier this week we told you about a push to remove the confederate flag along 95 in stafford county. the county attorney says that will not work. now a homeowner is getting a permit to fly a black lives matter flag on an 80-foot flagpole just down the street. nancy: new video wes former president obama and vice president joe biden joined prince harry in toronto. they all had courtside seats to a wheelchair basketball game between the united states and france. the window would a service members facing off in sports. great to see them. looks like they had a lot of fun . alison: i like the video of when he was sharing his popcorn with a toddler. you know about luxury cars, luxury planes. how about a luxury submarine? nancy: this is going to be made by aston martin. if you want one, it will cost $4 million. seats three. alison: do you prefer to travel in the sky? spacex ceo elon musk is proposing travel b

organized after the august 12, united right rally in charlottesville, which saw the likes of nazis, and the kkk marching through the progressive college town. hundreds of people from virginia, and around the country have been taking part in this march, which is set to to reach the white house on wednesday. >> i'm marching today for heather heyer who was murdered by a white supremacist in our town. grieving and seeing all of these people come out today. >> the group wants president donald trump impeached and removed from office. >>> what they found in the flood, just ahead. a couple looks for the people whose memories washed up into the yard in southeast texas. next, the early lines on the names for william and third child >>> royal watchers have been buzzing all day announcement from kensington palace. william and kate are expecting their third child, and people are going nuts. the palace also noted kate is being treated for that severe morning sickness that she suffered in her other pregnancies, however, they did not reveal how far along the duchess is. 4-year-old prince george starts kinderga