, because many of them were minutemen when the minutemen used to exist. the country rejected them. we will not stand for that type of message. and that's why they have been shut down, they're going to be roving around, going to these sites and trying to pretend like they're from murrieta or escondido. some of the people are local, most of them are not. they are members of the federation of american reform. the anti-defamation league. i recognize a lot of the faces, i could name some of those people as they were yelling my name i wasn't responding, i was there to observe. president obama said this is a humanitarian crisis, is. we housed one of the families already. we had a woman from guatemala with two children, we housed them, protected them. we sent them across the country to be with her husband. if their lives are in danger, we have to protect their lives. >> thank you very much. >> when the republicans fully realize it or not. the images is a huge problem for them. this is how conservative media is framing what happened. >> we were just telling you ab

, former minutemen.he minutemen have been pretty much shut down. but the tea partyers and these neo-nazi types. they were there. and now the mayor's backtracking. oh, that wasn't me, that's not what the town's all about. well, what about the town hall the next day? the town hall the next day, we recall saw it. we've had people from murrieta come down, we've received more than 15 tons of supplies for these families. so let's see what happens. i hope this is the turning point in immigration. >> alexandra pelosi and enrique muronez, thank you for joining me tonight. >>> coming up, the tea party candidate who lost the mississippi primary said today he has discovered thousands of voting irregularities. we'll check what proof he has next. >>> later, the fox news guys. they just cannot get enough of beyonce. including bill o'reilly tonight. they continue their obsession with beyonce. they're not the only guys in america obsessed with beyonce. but no guys on tv are more obsessed with beyonce. than o'reilly and t

thank god, the minutemen movement has shut down.ome of the individuals are still around and some are there in murrieta. they're not from murrieta. of the 50 people, i was about half are from murrieta and these other were these minutemen-type people. people that have been practicing hate for a long time. they have gathered there, like they did earlier and escondido when they said they don't want the children in escondido, and they have the same signs. the exact same signs. that the same sayings about disease and criminals and so forth. it is a very scary group. it only takes one. my example i used to use, a member of the federation of american immigration reform, a hate group, in washington, comes to san diego and trains with the san diego minutemen. those to arizona and kills a nine-year-old child. lou dobbs people like and glenn beck, hate talk leads to hate action. withwe saw in murrieta those people, they were motivated by some of these right wing nativists that promote these ideas and messages that aren't true, but these people

minutemen were connected to terrorism now the five men targeted include an attorney who represents clients in terrorism related cases a professor at rutgers university a former professor at california state university the executive director of care which is the largest muslim civil rights organization in america and lastly a long time republican party operative who actually held a top secret security clearance and served in the department of homeland security during the bush administration now according to the intercept the n.s.a. and f.b.i. covertly monitor the e-mails of all the men under a secret under secretive procedures used to target terrorists and foreign spies journalist glenn greenwald who broke this story says this is one of the most important revelations to come from snowden's leaks because it actually puts a face on the n.s.a. surveillance overreach and illustrates that domestic spying abuses usually target minorities marginalizes groups and dissidents now the n.s.a. told the intercept that the surveillance was not based solely on speech however additional explanation or justi

san francisco did not even exist when the british soldiers and american minutemen met in the battle of the lexington and concord in 1775. in late june 1776 before congress approved the declaration of independence on the san francisco peninsula this is now they're all of the employees on facebook and google live in the mission district. the first colonial settlement in san francisco. in the pacific coast i will give you a couple of examples of this. on the russian river north of the city i'm embarrassed to admit i puzzled over the name with the rushing rivers and fast waters or the rushing river in the evil empire that we were fighting in the 1970s and 1980s and conjured up images as some of you probably rememb remember. they had nothing to do with the place i grew up in and it seemed implausible for a second reason and that is although it sounded like they said russian as an russia and it made perfect sense to drop the final g. and that's because i left out a critical detail. at the time i modeled myself after multiple status. i was a trumpet player and still am and i loved it the firs

they signed on to guns, something like the minutemen, the american revolution, they've gone out to fight for our homes. america's had a lot of war weariness. i was witness to it in washington for five years. that was after a decade or more of war in iraq and afghanistan. we've been at war for 66 years here, and war weariness is not an option for us we can't bring our troops home. >> understand -- >> they're calling for your destruction, how could you not fight that? >> it's even more than that, sean. what israel is fighting an hour south of where i'm talking to now, it's not just for israel's safety, it's for the safety of view. hamas is no different than al isis and nusra, it's the same radical jihadist theology that seeks to destroy israel. they're a stepping stone on the route to destroying the west. you have 70,000 israelis fighting for you. make no mistake about it, that's why israel has to win this round. we have to break that sickle, crush hamas and create a new status quo down there. >> if america does not stand with israel, it is deep moral corruption in my view. thank you for b

while the minutemen movement may be gone there are still lone types who patrol the desert. >> they're very dangerous and heavily armed. >> reporter: that's joel smith with you main borders in arizona, an aid organization that mans water tanks. >> reporter: for those trying to cross the harsh arizona desert especially on a day like today when temperatures are well into the 90s these water stations may be their own chance for survival. >> over the years i've had the barrel shot. i've had barrels stabbed. >> back in california we met dan russell. he comes three times a week to fix this old bas barb wire fence. >> you do what you can do. >> gilchrist said he's committed, too, but the future is uncertain. >> i wake up every morning wondering if it's time to relaunch the minuteman project. this time three times as large as the last one. by the end of the day after careful thought i wonder if perhaps it is time to bring them back. >> an attack in ukraine. before the attack government forces appear to be gaining the upper hand in the three-month battle with separatists. >>> hundreds of people

and jim gilchrest, founder and president of the minutemen project. back with me is kellyanne conway, a republican strategist. paul, let me start with you. we're a nation of immigrants. look out there tonight at the statue of liberty. we have compassion for children. why are we so divided in this country as to what to do about this problem? >> i don't think we are divided. i think america has its heart in the right place. we need to be compassionate. we need to be strong and enforce our laws. it's precisely why we should make it clear in these countries that regardless of the trauma they're obviously going through. but name me a latin american country that doesn't have poor people. we have to set laws. we have to let them know that it isn't the land of milk and honey, that life isn't easy here. my heart goes out to the parents who have to traumatize their kids to go through mexico. they must go through terrible abuse. but at the same time if we accept these children and don't repatriate them, it's only going to send out a clear signal in latin america

. >> stahl: sometimes, these minutemen iiis have to be removed from their silos for repairs, or for randomest launches-- without the warhead, of course-- to make sure the missiles still work. these missiles were designed and built during the cold war, when there was always the fear of a nuclear attack from the soviet union. but the second-in-command of all u.s. nuclear forces said recently that he's more concerned about an accident or human error than a russian attack. >> pelley: when we come back, we'll tell you about some mishaps in the past that nearly led to accidental nuclear detonations on u.s. soil. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by lincoln financial, calling all chief life officers. >> glor: good evening. angela merkel says the spy controversy will not affect u.s.-german free trade negotiations. swiss chocolate maker lindt is reportedly buying russell stover. andlaza in atlantic city is expected to close down this fall, the third casino to shut down there in nine months. i'm jeff glor, cbs news. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes

then it was the minutemen.it was a homosexual killing. >> yes, sir. >> do you feel that homosexuality or the coercion of homosexuality was a factor in the planning or the assassination of john f. kennedy? >> no comment. >> at one point, he had 15 assassins in dealey plaza. with that many assassins, i don't know how kennedy made it to the autopsy table. >> garrison announced he had discovered a code. >> garrison said jack ruby's unlisted telephone number appears in address books belonging to shaw and oswald. >> you take p and o and use a telephone dial, p gives you 7, o gives you 6. >> he just changed the digits around, added digits, added letters. >> and you reconstruct the numbers, and then you subtract 1,300, and that gives you ruby's unlisted telephone number. >> mr. garrison, if the p.o. didn't exist until late '65, how could it then be jack ruby's phone? >> well, that's a problem for you to think over because you, obviously, missed the point. >> he pointed to cia agents supporting a conspiracy. >> who is s

you if immigrants voted for the democrats, we would have chuck schumer down on the border with the minutemen. they just want the votes. do you think there's any place else in the world so stupid not to just search the world over and try to get the best immigrants it can get? try blowing up some other country's embassy. hello, india. i don't speak the language and i don't have any skills, but i'd love to come live there. [laughter] i'm hearing the weather's nice, and i love the food. say, if i can't make it in your country, would you guys mind cutting me a check once a month? [laughter] not so fast, skippy. whereas our immigration policy is anyone who lives within walking distance -- [laughter] the greatest country in the world, this is how we decide who gets to be an american, live here and vote. the theory of anchor babies is if i successfully break into your house, i get to own it. and if i don't get to own it, at least my kids do. that's not fair. it's not their fault, i told them we owned it. [laughter] not only do unskilled immigrants get to live here, they get to bring their brothers-i

from the minutemen at concord to the soldiers in viet-nam, each generation has been equal to that trust. americans of every race and color have died in battle to protect our freedom. americans of every race and color have worked to build a nation of widening opportunities. now our generation of americans has been called on to continue the unending search for justice within our own borders. we believe that all men are created equal. yet many are denied equal treatment. we believe that all men have certain unalienable rights. yet many americans do not enjoy those rights. we believe that all men are entitled to the blessings of liberty. yet millions are being deprived of those blessingsnot because of their own failures, but because of the color of their skin. the reasons are deeply imbedded in history and tradition and the nature of man. we can understandwithout rancor or hatredhow this all happened. but it cannot continue. our constitution, the foundation of our republic, forbids it. the principles of our freedom forbid it. morality forbids it. and the law i will sign tonight forbids it.