i do not think that they are neo nazi group but they do and they are not connected to this state and that's why the red line is and when amnesty international says the ukrainian state is rapidly losing its monopoly on violence pointed to all these militias that now control the streets in agreement with your interior ministry that doesn't worry you you want to be a liberal democracy join the e.u. and you have these militias basically attacking l g b t protests attacking gatherings of roma supporters. you know the one the government that is speaking out with great concern and. and less necessity to react by law enforcement whenever such cases a happening and i think it would be wrong to just close the eyes if something of that type is happening but again you have to understand that quite a few cases that are being portrayed or being reported initially as some intolerant cases of attacks then it turns out later on that it turns out that quite a few of them do have the russian russian. trace in it where you to show russia when human rights watch talks about brutal attacks on roma people

and the dog region is there any end in sight to this conflict and how worried should we be about neo nazi militias fighting on the ukrainian side earlier i spoke to this week's headliner ukraine's deputy prime minister even on a clip pushed into that. clip pushed inside say thanks for joining me up front vice prime minister is it fair to say that more than four years into this conflict your government the government of ukraine has lost a war with russia in eastern ukraine. it's totally the opposite i think because i think that ukraine is a winning the war because ukraine is defending itself defending its territory if at the beginning we had to fight with volunteer battalions at this point we have one of the strongest armies in europe it ranks tenth in europe right now and we have the capacity to to with help to this attacks of the russian federation moreover i think we have been also successful in in securing the worldwide support to stand united and to deter the aggression of the russian federation you sure you are winning in that you have one of the strongest armies in europe yet you st

and the dog region is there any end in sight to this conflict and how worried should we be about neo nazi militias fighting on the ukrainian side earlier i spoke to this week's headliner ukraine's deputy prime minister even on a clip pushed. klim bush to say thanks for joining me up front vice prime minister is it fair to say that more than four years into this conflict your government the government of ukraine has lost a war with russia in eastern ukraine. it's totally the opposite i think because i think that ukraine is a winning the war because ukraine is defending itself defending its territory if at the beginning we had to fight with volunteer battalions at this point we have one of the strongest armies in europe it ranks tenth in europe right now and we have the capacity to do with help to this attacks of the russian federation moreover i think we have been also successful in in securing the worldwide support to stand united and to deter the aggression of the russian federation you sure you're winning in that you have one of the strongest armies in europe yet you still don't control

the party moves to set up a jewish group of its own parties been accusing accused of flirting with neo nazis but now it aims to set up a jewish working group find out why some want to join it also coming up protests in congress says u.s. senators move towards confirming the appointment of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court following an f.b.i. investigation into his alleged sexual misconduct. plus star football or close to other rinaldo is left out of portugal's squad the team captain will not play into international matches next week this after a woman alleged he raped her we'll hear from one of the journalists who broke the story. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us leading figures from germany's jewish community have reacted with astonishment and concern after the far right alternative for germany party the a.f.p. said it was setting up an internal jewish group the party has faced criticism after failing to sanction members for downplaying the holocaust and flirting with neo nazis seventeen jewish organizations have issued a statement saying that no citizen of german in germany

i i do not think that they are neo nazi group but they do and they are not connected to the state and that's why the red line is and when amnesty international says the ukrainian state is rapidly losing its monopoly on violence pointed to all these militias that now control the streets in agreement with your interior ministry that doesn't worry you you want to be a liberal democracy join the e.u. and you have these militias basically attacking l g b t protests attacking gatherings of roma supporters. you know the one the government that is speaking out with great concern and. and less necessity to react by law enforcement whenever such cases that happening and i think it would be wrong to just close the eyes if something of that type is happening but again you have to understand that quite a few cases that are being portrayed or being reported initially as some in told are and cases of attacks then it turns out later on that it turns out that quite a few of them do have the russian russian. trace in it where you see to show russia when human rights watch talks about brutal attacks on

a neo-nazi sympathizer. greatest virtue is being pro-western civilization and a fighter for our values. goldy was fired last year from a far right news outlet after she appeared on a podcast produced by the neo-nazi website "the daily stormer." she's also questioned whether immigration is contributing to a white genocide in canada. that's the person that steve king wants to be the mayor of toronto. it turns out people of iowa have been paying attention to king's support. this week the des moines register, king's hometown paper, has endorsed his opponent democrat j.d. scholten writing in his 16 years in congress king has passed one bill as primary sponsor, redesignating a post office, rarely holds public town halls, instead spends his time with fascist leaders in europe. and retweeting neo-nazis. joining me is steve scholten. by the way, we asked congressman king to join us tonight and he declined. j.d., first question, is steve king's message back in iowa like the one he has on twitter where he's constantly

of western democracies but as more and more reaching germany as well we could see that at these neo nazi protests that we've been reporting on in the city in the eastern city of camden for instance that attracted an increasing number of normal now it's non neo nazi protesters from the center of the political spectrum to support so the political extremes in germany are gaining support even the free press is accused of lying the sound is getting louder. in the political debate as well at the same time the government is having one argument after the other and that certainly result in a loss of credibility ok a loss of credibility than what you say not just reporting for the media as well the small parties of course benefiting from this we're talking about if the greens the flipside of the coalition slump is a resurgent green party and that's mirrored in the response to the polls next question how should the government act regarding climate policy now these are the results there three quarters seventy four percent think the government should do more twenty two percent think the coalition is

then we look at neo nazis in southern california a day after the fbi arrests t the leader of the rise above movement and two other californians. we will also look at midterm elections less than two weeks away as we focus in on pivotal races in southern california that could determine who controls congress. and we will look at a california ballot initiative to expand rent control protections throughout california. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from california. federal authorities have launched an investigation aftetr packages containing pipe bomb's were sent to prominent democrats come all kenexa president trump. -- all critics of president trump. to targets were sent president obama, michelle obama, hillary clinton george soros, , former attorney general eric holder, congresswoman maxine waters, and former cia director john brennan. several of the bombs had listed democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz as t the retun address. cnn was forced to evacuate its new york st

watching the neo n-nazi website they are actually you been set because they don't want this attack toain that would have elected republicans who would actually main dreambe because they don't want this attack to up set the train that would have elected republicans who would actually main dream -- mainstream white sue premisprem comments. >> and it was just a few days ago that the president said that he was a nationalist. so let me ask you about how the president has addressed this as to far. we're waiting for him to speak in indianapolis. it was just a few hours ago we were talking to the reaction from the suspicious pack agespa. his wife delivered some remarks at a previously planned event. we saw something similar happen on the subsequent day. he made remarks at the beginning of a previously planned event. looking back at the way presidents have behaved previously and i think norms are important, that is not how it has been done. the president could have made remarks from the oval office and then gone to that event, he could have done it in a discreet way. as you have listened to th

it was a reference to george soros, a frequent target both of republicans and neo-nazi groups. soros is jewish and survived the not jacket asia of hungary before becoming an advocate for refugee rights. this is president trump as that event event ont room friday. pres. trump: they are called globalists they like the globe. i like the e globe, too, but we have to takeke care of our p pe. mobileleists. amy: meanwhile, the fox business network has pulled in episode for program after a member of the right-wing organization judicial watch eight anti-semitic remarks attacking george soros. on thursday, chris farrell described the state department as soros occupied territory to lose dobbs and house republican majority leader kevin mccarthy has deleted a tweet he posted last week suggesting three wealthy jewish them a credit donors were trying to buy the midterm elections. between by mccarthy posted tuesday and deleted wednesday read "we cannot allow soros, star, a bloomberg to buy this election. get out and vote republican november 6." also referencing tom steyer and michael bloomberg

how he is a neo-nazi five years and mercilessly jews and black people. and then realized he needed to get out of it and has helped others get out of that neo-nazi movement. and then helping them that they can respect and there are so many conversations and when you know, somebody to hate the group that they come from and one story of his was a neo-nazi thought he automatically hated all muslims and that i'll pick you up in a half an hour and then he got on the phone and called the nearest mosque and ask that you mom - - t6 and said i'm bringing somebody by he has some questions and then he said i will wait if we have to malicious give them five minutes and then he said i only have 15 minutes because i have to give the service so they got engaged and stayed talking to a half hours. they bonded now they go out every friday and have food together. and the sarah silverman story is so similar. and to be in tremendous pain physically and abused as a kid and that is where the rage came from. she found a place for free counseling and it is actually possible if y

flirting with neo nazi groups seventeen jewish organizations have issued a statement saying that no citizen of germany who cared about democracy could identify with the a.f.p. we'll get analysis from our political correspondent in just a moment but first this report. that he knew in a town this jewish and he supports the f.t. when he was nineteen he left ukraine and the discrimination he felt there was a jew and came to germany now he fears anti-semitism here. there are lots of problems in germany which will be fall and they're only being addressed by the way i think on. what i'm talking about the clear idea semitism you can see in the qur'an and woman. well because there are so many migrants from the region that has this religion it's clear that we're going to see more and more anti semitism in germany. on three things we're both from ha ha ha ha ha to some observers it might seem paradoxical for jewish people to join the h.t. but they have and on sunday they're setting up a formal group and the party. spokesman is dimitri shorts he's a jew from the former soviet union and he sees a fifty

[applause] we watch white supremacist and neo-nazis pull out the torches chanting.t like nuremberg or munich. the same exact language and one of hatred. with a distorted worldview. no, no, no. when they had the moral equivalent to those opposing them we have never done that before in america. we never had a moral equivalent to say the white supremacist or the kkk or the neo-nazis what the hell is happening to us? and this hate will continue to grow. our children are listening and watching according to a recent study by the american psychological association stress from generations the between 15 and 21 years old is the worst mental health of any generation. our children are listening. 27 percent rated mental health fair or poor. the single greatest fear between 15 and 25 is to be shot in school. that's a fact. we will not speak out. it has to stop the democrats and republicans that bargain with the enterprise that you work with the middle-class isn't a number but a value set. to send your kid to a park or to a high school that if they do well they will go on beyond

respond to suggestions that mr trump's rhetoric has encouraged a surge in white nationalist and neo—naziy, although the alleged gunman was not a trump supporter. somejewish groups and leaders publicly opposed the president's visit, and hundreds of people protested on the streets. our north america editorjon sopel reports, from pittsburgh. awaiting donald trump's arrival, members of pittsburgh's jewish community gathered outside the tree of life synagogue to sing and to say kaddish, the prayers for those in mourning. the president flew into pittsburgh accompanied by the first lady, but also his daughter, ivanka, who converted tojudaism when she married her orthodoxjewish partner, jared kushner. they first went to the synagogue were the 11 worshipers were gunned down and, in the entrance, lit a candle for each of the 11 victims. next, they came outside to lay a small pebble from the white house grounds and white roses at each of the stars for the victims. the rabbi accompanied them, saying a prayer. and then to the hospital to speak to medical staff and survivors, among them four policemen

it's being used by this neo-nazi group. >> how easy is it to hire up a robocall? >> it's really easy, and a lot of -- a lot of basically racists or crazy people, people who don't want their identities known often do this because it's easier to be a little more anonymous. this group actually did have a disclaimer at the end stating it was paid for by the road to power. it was easier to find out who did it. this group is pretty well-known for doing this. >> it also comes in the context of just an incredibly racialized campaign being run increasingly from the top on down. >> absolutely. with trump you have what he's been saying lately about the caravan and immigration and it's not just lately, but it's been ramping up in recent weeks. that's what happens when you have a close election and you don't like the issues people say they care about, things like health care. those issues aren't great so trump is fear mongering about the caravan and other things like that. throughout this campaign you're seeing racist attacks across the country, especially against candidates o

former neo-nazi billy roper. >> yes, we did. we got a little lost. >> billy roper. >> hello, billy.ll. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> billy wants to chat before bringing me inside to meet with pastor robb. here's an appropriate setting for a discussion on hate. a kids' playground. tell me, how did you get involved with this, with pastor robb? >> i am actually involved as the membership coordinator for the knights party crusader youth corps. >> that's right. the man who said this -- >> if i had the answer all non-whites would be [ bleep ] dead. >> is now teaching kids. >> hi, and welcome to the white youth focus tv show. >> can people who look like us still be our enemy? >> well, of course. we believe that homosexual -- homosexuality is wrong and you shouldn't race mix. then there's all the other people that are traitors and believe that it's right. >> you know, i think it's crucial that people in my position do everything we can to educate white youth about our perspective on american history. all of our founding fathers were white. america was not established to be a

in charlottesville, we had neo-nazis and white supremists and alt-right coming into the state, and sos wearing ado adolf hitler wearing the tee shif shirts and i spoke about it. >> did you speak to the president? >> he was supposed to come out to blame them, and he came out to blame one side. and so i lost heather higher, and one of my former security detail there to protect the citizens of virginia, and unfortunately, he fail ed the moral leadership, and president bush, president clinton, and president obama, had similar horrible incidents adds as you know, charleston and they rose as presidents to bring the nation together, but donald trump is the worst for the nation. and i was his toughest crit cannic, and i was happy he called me, but i told him to get out of our state, and get out of the country. and the language i heard that the day, people wore hoods because they were embarrassed, but they don't have to wear hood nismore. and i do blame the president for the tone and the decisive nenes and they had pipe bombs going to cnn and other places, and within 12 hours he comes tout cal

not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists by any stretch. >> now, that rhetoric has really not changed, and even in the wake of last week's violence. the president and his allies continue to stoke anger, fear and suspicion to cultivate dark conspiracy theories about those they cast as the enemies of the people. like the liberal jewish activist george soros who they characterize as an evil puppet master and the desperate migrants, women and children trump describes as an invading hoard. and the free press the president insists over and over is hell bent on destroying the real america. with me msnbc contributor and now former republican strategist steve schmidt, co-host of the words matter podcast, which is an apt title. how did we get here? >> well, however we got here, we're here. and where we are is at an unprecedented place in american history. we have never had a president of the united states do what this president is doing. he is stoking a cold civil war in this country, an

we've seen neo-nazis and powered. we saw what happened in charlottesville, the equivocation, that this president has demonstrated. my opponent endorsed, has run this race. very close to the trump handbook where we called each other nam names, where we run false advertisements and in this case, every single one of his advertisements that mentions by name has been declared false by fact. >> your time is up. >> injure side signed -- it attacked our police officers. it says they have no place in justice, they should be defunded, he signed a manifesto that said the u.s. was the biggest bully in history of the planet. we should take money out of our military. this same group that he stands with and standby, attacks the state of israel for bike boycott and sanction. they say it is real is a genocide state. you want to talk about vision, it doesn't get more divisive than the dream defenders and to this day,. >> , to give you a chance to talk about this. >> i think it's appropriate. the last debate live, 21 times. twenty-one.

right party moves to set up a jewish group on its own the party has been accused of flirting with neo nazi. i'm serious almost gone that's got to have you with us to campaigners for victims of sexual abuse of the winners of this year's nobel peace prize congolese dr dennis mccuaig and yazidi campaigner not him a rod were honored for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence during war nobel committee chairwoman chairwoman barrett reese anderson made the announcement in all slow. in the region nobel committee to. has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty eight to dennis mcrae via. iraq for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and conflict. both laureates have made a crucial contribution to focusing attention on and combating such war crimes. dennis mccririck it is the him who has devoted his life to defending these victims. rod is the witness who tales of the abuses perpetrated against herself and of those each of them in their own way. has him to give greater visibility to wartime sexual violence so that the perpetrators can be held accountab

with those that were protesting against neo nazis.ou have had somebody who has been calling hispanics breeders. somebody who has been calling himself a nationalist and neo nazis have come out praising him for that, praising him for other actions. he has refused steadfastly to attack white nationalists. he has refused to call back his attacks against all the people who, of course, had bombs sent to their homes, their residences and businesses. this is a national reckoning. so, mika, you know, in a week people get to make a decision. is this the america they want to live in? because right now the only constitutional check against this sort of abhorrent behavior -- again, a guy really -- a guy who was sending a message by time and time again tweeting about baseball or talking about his bad hair day there, that was done intentionally to send a message to white nationalists. this doesn't bug me that much. i'm going to watch a baseball game, i'm going to tweet about baseball. i'm just -- i'm just not -- i'm not going to let it occupy my day

donald trump but no question this president has parroted the playbook of white supremacists and neo-nazisvided comfort to people like david duke and richard spencer and their followers and that has real world consequences and this stereotyping has real world consequences. shannon: what would you point to him saying? he has emphatically denied and denounced those people and their statements so you identify him being supportive of this. >> a wink and a nod and the lipservice and joking is inappropriate in these moments. when thing when he turned on the teleprompter and so the right thing and get on stage and says the complete opposite thing. from a policy standpoint we cannot forget this administration cut funding to fight domestic extremism, to fight white supremacists and neo-nazis in america. that is something that cannot be explained. looking at the rise in these incidents this is bigger than trump, something to be responsible for in the media, something college presidents, increases on college campuses. shannon: there are those who point to the president saying national store globalist

country's east around seven hundred people attended and police used pepper spray and batons when some neo nazis tried to break through the barriers. in brazil voting is underway in what's been described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five leading the polls among some called the tropical crum far right candidates variable so narrow it was writing a wave of and go over widespread corruption and crime now if also narrow gets more than fifty percent of the vote to win the presidency outright results are expected later today. from all we know. who is in rio de janeiro for us sophia i can see that voting is two under way and i know that you've spoken to some voters how are they feeling about today's vote. well they're different feelings here it's we are not quite conservative area of rio de janeiro and a lot of people here support also now if you can see their yellow t. shirts behind me these are all supporters of this man but there are also many people that this like him because of the racist homophobic and sex

between twenty and around thirty years of age and they're known to the police to be associated with neo nazi hooligan and right wing extremist groups in the city of candidates and apparently a number of them also they see themselves as leaders of the right wing movement in the larger eastern german state of saxony to which candidates belongs they were working together with a man named christian k who is known as the ringleader of the group he has been in detention since the middle of september since one of those protests in cabinets and the group were as you said calling themselves revolution chemists and their aim seems to have been not only isolated attacks on foreigners or people of other political persuasion but in fact toppling the democratic system here in germany as a whole so big and so it does sound as though the risk of far right tara remains high here in germany that's what german officials are staying both federal and at state level the interior minister said these arrests were a real blow against right wing extremism but he also did say yes the threat remains in the justice mini

country's east around seven hundred people attended police used pepper spray and batons when some neo nazis tried to break through barriers. and in brazil voting is underway in what's been described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five leading the polls as a man some call the tropical trump far right candidate show you both an hour of who is riding a wave of and go over widespread corruption and crime is also now gets more than fifty percent of the vote he'll win the presidency outright those results are expected later today. for more let's go to do. a routine who is in rio de janeiro for us the voting is underway i believe that's what's happening behind you and you spoke to some of the voters how they feeling about today's vote. well you did there are really two two different types of voters those who are expectant and hopeful that their candidate will win and those who are anxious and even afraid that the frontrunner yeah you've also now or might even make it in the first round today he does remind a

country's east around seven hundred people attended now police used pepper spray and batons when some neo nazi use tried to break through barriers. cameroon's eighty five year old president paul b. a look said to extend his three decade rule in today's election the pool has been overshadowed by separatist uprising in the country's anger from regions with many they're unable to vote. israel's army says a palestinian gunman has shot two israelis and wounded another ten industrial zone and israeli settlement security forces are searching for a twenty three year old attack it comes two days of to gaza officials accused israel of shooting three palestinians during clashes. in brazil voting is underway in what's been described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five leading the polls as a man some call the tropical trump far right candidate. who is writing a wave of anger over widespread corruption and crime now if also now it gets more than fifty percent of the vote to win the presidency outright results are expec

and thirty and the police and prosecutors office are saying that they were members of the skinhead neo nazi and far right scene in the in the city of camden where there had been a number of right wing demonstrations and and essentially riots beginning in late august and that they also see themselves as leaders of the right wing movement in the state of saxony which is part of eastern germany further we're told that they were conspiring together with a thirty two year old german man that the police are referring to as christian k. it's common here not to use the last names of people who have been detained this christian kay has been investigated detention since september fourteenth where he and four others of the men who were arrested today did attack foreigners on the streets of chemists using reinforced gloves electric stun guns and the like and a pair. at least hurt at least one foreigner by bashing him on the head with a bottle and what we also know is that they formed at this group they're calling revolution chemists around to september the eleventh of september and this group had a cle

criticism after failing to sanction members for downplaying the holocaust and harboring links to neo nazis seventeen jewish organizations have issued a statement saying that no citizen of germany who cares about democracy could identify with the f.t. . that he knew in a town is jewish and he supports the f.t. when he was nineteen you left ukraine and the discrimination he felt there is a jew and came to germany now he fears anti-semitism here. there are lots of problems in germany which weren't there before and they're only being addressed by the thing. we're talking about the clear are semitism you can see in the qur'an one woman. because there are so many migrants from the region and how this religion it's clear that we're going to see more and more anti semitism in germany. on three to four from both from who bought out by god causes some observers it might seem paradoxical for jewish people to join the h.t. but they have and on sunday they're setting up a formal group and the party. the spokesman is dimitri shorts he's a jew from the former soviet union and he sees if he is the only pa

report that i spoke out forcefully against hatred, bigotry and violence and strongly condemned the neo-nazis, the white supremacists and the kkk. i openly called for unity, healing and love, and they know it. >> how dare we put his own words on television? and play them back for everybody to hear. i want to bring in now douglas brinkley and alice stuart. good evening. doug, it's really disturbing, it's a disturbing pattern, the president of the united states doesn't seem to be able to learn from his own mistakes. >> well, and there's no love or understanding or unity. he's the most divisive politician in modern times, at least one that's made it to the top tier, and there's never been a president that works to divide the country as actively as he does. he has a deep problem, if you're pro-trump, if he can't back away from you, he doesn't have the capacity, he could be a lyndon larue style conspiracy theorist, but if you're willing to wear a make america great hat, trump won't distance himself from that person. that's a great pity for the republican party. whether you're dwight eisenhower or

his hard-line views on race along with a tweet of support of a neo-nazi. some tweeting his comment, actions, and retweets are completely inappropriate. we must stand up against white supremacy and hate in all forms, and i strongly condemn this behavior. >>> a new face this morning on the legal team representing longtime trump political adviser roger stone. first amendment and constitutional law expert bruce rogau joined the roster of attorneys as special counsel robert mueller tightens his focus on stone. r one of the first steps, encouraging rogau to take a polygraph on questions mueller may asked. he has told us he passed two polygraphs, although we have no way to confirm that. dozens of stone's associates have been summoned for testimony including steve bannon, who was interviewed by mueller's team friday for at least the third time. the "washington post" reports bannon was asked about comments stone made privately in 2016 about wikileaks. that was just before wikileaks released emails prosecutors say were hacked by russian operatives. >>> market volati

for instance, how many of you notice these discussions about the right-wing, the neo-nazi, and their appropriation about both meat and dairy so that, for instance, neo-nazi groups will call liberal men soy boys. so they're taking this notion that if you eat soy you'll be feminized which is based on faulty science, and imply that's what happened to liberal men. so, the right wing has seized on all of the misogyny involved in food consumption, eating meat and deary, and they're deploying it, too. they show themselves being with dairy milk, you know, all over, because they're reclaiming that. it's understandable that the right wing would reclaim dairy. dairy is a racist product. so, that's misogyny. let's talk about keen phobia and white supremacy. what do they have in common with concerns about animals? look how trump talks about immigrants. they're always called animals. look at how trump talked bow bout the central park five who were, i believe, younger than kavanaugh at the time they were wrongly accused of rape and killing, but he animalizes, he animalizes people of color, women of

his account gathers a photograph of the numbers fourteen eighty eight that's a number loaded with neo nazi symbolism and also his bio reads jews are the children of satan and bauer didn't hold back on direct threats to the jewish community in this post he targets a jewish nonprofit group that helps jewish refugees relocate in the u.s. the post reads you like to bring in hostile invaders to dwell among us we appreciate the list of friends you have provided you also then attached a link to shot events of the group and what probably comes as a surprise to many is that compared to many prominent figures of the author right he was not a supporter of president donald trump this post reads trump is a globalist not a nationalist there is no model as long as there is infestation he's using a racist slur here and this so what we learned from studying his profile the shooter was very open about his racist ideology and he wasn't hesitant at all to share his violent fantasies online with the with the gap community well very clearly using extremely hateful and incendiary messaging but how was it allowed

tea party a move to set up a jewish group of its own the party has been accused of flirting with neo nazis. i'm swimming so much kinder it is good to have you with us to campaigners for victims of sexual violence are the winners of this year's nobel peace prize jesse campaign or not be a more rock and a congolese doctor or dentist mcquade they were both on or for their efforts to end a rape in warfare not iraq has been a leading figure in bringing attention to sexual violence in armed conflict iraq was one of the thousand women who were abducted from their home village. yes and held by the so-called so-called islamic state as sex slaves after a three months of captivity and i is helped most old maraud was able to escape and has since been resettled in germany and dennis macwhich is the congolese going to colleges to works in the war torn east of the country he runs a hospital that provided treatment for thousands of women and is a world renowned expert on helping women recover from rape and sexual violence he's also an outspoken campaigner on the issue of describing rape as a weapon of mas

authorities in southern california have arrested three alleged neo nazis.t their connection to the bay area. (pam) while the f-b-i continues to search for the source of those package bombs ... bart police are also on the look out. we will show you what the agency is doing to make sure passengers are safe. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not big money. (ken) continuing our coverage tonight on the explosive packages that have been found across the country. (pam) the incidents have had a ripple effect .... which has reached the bay area. kron four's philippe dj

these posters were attributed to a neo-nazi website which is also responsible for some posters put at a bay area synagogue last month. we'll talk more about that coming up in the next half-hour. right now live at uc-berkeley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> today a group of second graders in the north bay will plant trees to mark one year since the wine country wildfires destroyed a performing arts center. the tubbs fire burned down the luther burbank center last october. the outdoor garden was damaged. that reopened last month. >>> and a solemn ceremony last night in one santa rosa neighborhood that took some of the worst of the damage from the fires. residents of coffey park shared their experiences. they held flameless candles and listened to live music. >>> pg&e is now blamed for a deadly wildfire in yuba county last year. according to a new cal fire report, sagging power lines came in contact with each other during a windstorm last october that sparked the deadly fire killing 4 people and injuring a firefighter, 142 homes destroyed. pg&e releasing a statement saying: comprehensive safe

report that i spoke out forcefully against hatred, bigotry and violence and strongly condemned the neo-nazisite supremacists and the kkk. i openly called for unity, healing and love, and they know it. >> how dare we put his own words on television? and play them back for everybody to hear. i want to bring in now douglas brinkley and alice stuart. good evening. doug, it's really disturbing, it's a disturbing pattern, the president of the united states doesn't seem to be able to learn from his own mistakes. >> well, and there's no love or understanding or unity. he's the most divisive politician in modern times, at least one that's made it to the top tier, and there's never been a president that works to divide the country as actively as he does. he has a deep problem, if you're pro-trump, if he can't back away from you, he doesn't have the capacity, he could be a lyndon larue style conspiracy theorist, but if you're willing to wear a make america great hat, trump won't distance himself from that person. that's a great pity for the republican party. whether you're dwight eisenhower or richard

alt-right and neo nazis.going to do the right thing and condemn this hatred that occurred in virginia. press conference got delayed and i don't know what happened. he came out and blamed both sides. i can tell you heather was a 32-year-old woman killed that day. injur injured 19 people and injured heather. i lost my pilot and a person that had been on my executive protection unit. it wasn't both sides. it was neo nazis with hitler t-shirts spewing hatred and i told them the right thing, to get the heck out of virginia, to get out of our country. you pretend you're patriots. they are not. they are cowards. >> do you believe the white pre supremacists? >> not what i saw that day. i have seen it in my years of politics. i have never heard or seen what i saw that day. it was a disgrace the our nation. we are the greatest nation on earth. they came spewing their hatred. this was an avenue to prance around many of them with weapons. >> he didn't know there were good people marching along. he meant on either side of

remember, it's only been 14 months since neo-nazi thugs marked through charlottesville chanting jews will not replace us. in that story, that morning there were three white nationalists, neo nazis standing outside the synagogue with rifles. >> i'll ask you how you're processing all of this. you don't live in this community. you're visiting this community. hearing about the history of the community. how are you processing what happened here yesterday? >> these are my friends. the rabbis of this community. i'm the father of four daughters. i have to make the same decisions that my friends and neighbors are making about whether it's safe to bring them to subside school. it's painful because we're mourning the loss and the people who gave their lives and we're mourning the loss of the innocence that it's safety to go to our synagogues and be fully jewish and american. >> is there a pessimism. are you optimistic that change will be good. how do you feel about that? >> my grandma came here at 16 years old to escape the brutal violence. she came here as a 16-year-old with nothing because sh