francis mcvey: thank you. damian: now, we do have some beautiful images that we want to show you. what comes to your mind? what are you--what's your thought process when you see these images of what your organization is responsible for? the annual veteran's day parade, the largest in the country? francis: i believe it is. it's certainly close to that. and, this will be the 97th year, so i think it's probably the oldest for sure. and yes, these are images from some of our prior parades. i think you will see that they're very enjoyable, both educational to young folks, and a way to honor the veterans and military service. and, a parade is fun. it's a good, family oriented event to bring folks out and just have a day with the family. damian: it's not cheap to put something of this magnitude on-- francis: no, it certainly is not. it costs us at least $50,000 to put on the parade between city fees, and insurance, and all the things that we need. we'd like to have that budget more at 70 or 75, but every year, it's a nail biter right down to the end to see if we're going to have enough m

timothy mcvey was convicted in 1987 for the murder of 168 people. he confessed as well to the bombing and he referred to his execution as a state-assisted suicide. he referred later to those children who died in that bombing as collateral damage never claiming innocence or providing any other defense than that's what he wanted to carry out. we do not know if roof will do the same thing, but there are eerie similarities in the case already. >> absolutely. i think this person had a clear state of mind. he wanted to start a race riot he wanted to kill black people. that's pretty clear. and i would imagine that unless his lawyer convinces him otherwise or decides based on evidence there is a mental state here cha suggeststhat suggests he wasn't of clear thinking he will try to have diminished capacity. that will be hard to play out given the words that were said and the manner in which he conducted this. but it has to be looked at and the question i have is does this become a federal case a state crime with no death penalty, or does it stay a state case

timothy mcvey used a truck bomb. >> there may be a shooting at the sikh temp in oak creek. >> when an opened fire in 12, he said he had to do something to stop the violence. he had to speak out. >> if i didn't change my ways, death or prison was likely to take me from my daughter. where. >> reporter: the former skin headskinhead drove 20 hours to console those in south carolina. >> i came here to bear witness. having great responsibility having been once part of the hate movement. >> what happened when he got there reduced him to tears. he found himself being embraced by the same people that he once hated. >> person after person came up to me primarily black people saying hey it's all right brother, they gave me you hugs and they held me. it was really powerful. >> reporter: robert mitchell is a city councilman here. he told me had seen chatter and heard disruption of funerals in the days and weeks ahead. we talked to charleston police and they too are listening but have heard of no specific threats. at this hour they are still sing being, they are still praying but the police are st

row, row, row your boat to mcvey cove. matey. first inninguster posey remains hot.down the right-field line. joe panik scores so does hunter pence. giants quickly jump out to a 2-0 lead but the pirates score four times in the third off chris heston. brandon crawford responding with a two-run clout. check out the fan who banked the home run. the question is did he rea into fair territory? inconclusive. they reviewed itnd said home run. so we're tied at 4. pirates ck on a run in the fourth. then in the fifth yusmeiro petit on in relief. at is gone. no need to review that. way out. rst homer of the year. pirates leading the giants 7-4 in the eighth. >>> a's and tigers in detroit. alfredo simon came out on fire, six strikeouts through four innings. stephen vogt swinging right there. bottom four, niccastellanos. yoenis cespedes. tigers up 3-0. to the seventh, basesoaded for ben zobrist. here it comes, there it goes. his sixth career grand slam. but the story is the kidho makes the great catch, and then a few moments later realizes he justaught a grand slam home run and i

mcvey injured over 700 people.it because he wanted to inspire a revolt against the federal government. the justice department included the oklahoma city bombing was indeed an act of domestic terror. the uni bomber the man that killed three and injured almost two dozen he was caught in 1996 and prosecuted as a domestic terrorist. what about charleston? what about the shooting of nine people at the emanuel ame church? could that be considered an act of domestic terrorism? today the justice department said they are not ruling that out. a spokeswoman for the department saying they are looking at this crime from all angles including as a hate crime and act of domestic terrorism. the justice department told us today that they have not ruled anything out and that they will be following the evidence seeing where it leads them and then they'll decide whether or not to presume charges. it must include the following three characteristics, one it must involve acts dangerous to human life that violate federal or state law. two,

will do everything that is allowed texas to access to mcvey will look into it to provide transparency yes. >> and you're saying you do not need a rulemaking to accomplish that? will you do with a rulemaking if one is required after you determine the scope of the authority with the existing rules will you do with a rulemaking if it is necessary? >> if you would be it would be useful for the transparency, yes. >> that's very important. i think that while give the information to the public. if people can go online to buy the car they should be able to go online to determine if the car had a defect. the sooner you put it online, the sooner you put that information up the sooner they get that information out there it is accountable into the industry will know that the consumers will be came. they will be protecting the family. they will be able to ensure any successor ntsa is accountable and if ensures that information is made public. we have another bill and that phil is -- bill is one that says it's a used car that may have a recall. that actually ensures that there is a replacement part

will do everything that is allowed by law to access to mcvey will look into it to provide transparency, yes. >> and you're saying you do not need a rulemaking to accomplish that? will you do with a rulemaking if one is required after you determine the scope of the authority with the existing rules will you do with a rulemaking if it is necessary? >> if evaluation shows it would be useful for the transparency yes. >> that's very important. i think that while give the information to the public. if people can go online to buy the car they should be able to go online to determine if the car had a defect. the sooner you put it online the sooner you put that information up, the sooner they get that information out there it is accountable into the industry will know that the consumers will be came. -- will be king. they will be protecting the family. they will be able to ensure any successor ntsa is accountable and if ensures that information is made public. we have another bill and that phil is -- bill is one that says it's a used car that may have a recall. that actually ensures that there