this changed history, neonazi said on his site, the daily stormer, which is the most widely read neonazirica. this is a race war, period. they also reveled in the re-election of congressman steve king who has a history of making racist remarks. like in this 2017 anti-immigration tweet saying we can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies. or his unsubstantiated claim about immigrants crossing the u.s./mexico border. >> they weigh 130 pounds and they have 175 pounds of marijuana across the desert. >> if last night was a referendum on steve king's white nationalism, then white nationalism won, he wrote on his site. both king and president trump vehemently deny they are racists or enable white supremacists. trump pushed back at a recent press conference when asked if the republican party was seen as supporting white nationalists because of his rhetoric. what do you make of that? >> i don't believe it. >> purposefully or not, the president speaks a language racists and neonazis embrace, like his habit of linking immigrants to crime. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing

they were all murdered on saturday morning by a neonazi in pittsburgh. it is unimaginable to me. it is the largest mass killing of jewish people in the united states of america. i want to associate myself with the resolution that supervisor stephanie will be introducing and as rabbi said, it's about love first. i held a hearing last week and thank the oversight committee for hearing the san francisco housing authority matter. they spent $29.5 million that they did not have. that's the bad news. compounded that audits in 2013 and 2017 showed that their fiscal house was in disorder. the good news is that it appears that the city will take over the housing authority. not just by appointing the members of its board but by actually taking over its day-to-day functions. i'm asking for a budget and legislative analyst report and will be introducing a motion to look at the structure of the city and corporation of san francisco housing authority and rest i will submit. >> thank you supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. i wanted to make a few remarks with the horrific killings

hundreds of right-wing extremists, many neonazis marching through the nation's capital.r, they shout, resistance, resistance. the far right is enjoying a major comeback here, bringing with it a troubling rise in anti-semitism. according to government figures, anti-semitic attacks have increased by 20% in the last five years. the number of violent right-wing extremists has gone up by nearly a third. this man tells us a shadowy ca cabal of globalists controls the world. when you talk about elites and finances, is that another way of saying jewish people? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: let me say it this way, the banking system for sure, the economy. we were cut short by one of the organizers. making anti-semitic statements can be punishable under german law. weisberger used to be a right-wing extremist himself. >> i would say that it is a form of anti-semitism that disguises itself. so they don't talk about the jew anymore. they talk about the zionists or the globalists or the bankers. >> reporter: and they are growing more brazen. one man flashes a quick but unmistakable nazi

parker says he was out of work and without direction he joined the ku klux klan and later a neonazi group selling point -- making them feel he was important, part of a bigger cause. >> they were looking at it as we're going to have a race war one day. the more people on our side the better. >> reporter: at the time barack obama was president. some white supremacists touted the first black president as the number one threat to white people. >> we would even joke amongst ourselves like, hey, we're going to send president obama an honorary membership to the klan because he's our biggest recruiting tool. >> reporter: then came the election of president donald j. trump. white nationalists cheered his ant i-immigration rhetoric. races who feared what they call the browning of america believed president trump was the answer to their prayers. >> they want to have an all-whiteth kn eth nno state. >> reporter: he helped fill a bus of racists headed to charlottesville, virginia for a protest about a federal monument. they dubbed it "the hate bus," reminiscent of the 1960s. >> on paper we were going

booking.com, booking.yeah >>> just days after 11 members of his congregation were murdered by a neonazi gunman, rabbi jeffrey myers leading the tree of life congregation in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, in friday's sabbath services. today, the synagogue hosted a prayer vigil to mark the time the massacre began one week ago. the services are acts of defiance in the face of the worst instance of anti-semitic violence in u.s. history, violence that's become tragically more frequent in recent years. anti-semitic hate crimes have seen a steady increase since 2015. according to the anti-defamation league, there were 1986 reported anti-semitic instances in the united states in 2017. a 57% increase from 2016 which itself had seen a 35% uptick in incidents from the previous year. it's hard to separate those numbers from the increasingly ra rankerous tone of political. so what can we do to stop the rising tide of hate in this country? joining me now for more insight is author of the book white american youth, my dissent into america's most violent hate movement and how i got out. founder and a reform

changed history, neo nazi andrew england said on his site, the daily stormer, the most widely read neonaziamerica. this is a race war, period. they also reveled in the re-election of congressman steve king who has a history of making racist remarks. like in this 2017 anti-immigration tweet saying, "we can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies." or his unsubstantiated claim about immigrants crossing the u.s./mexico border. >> they weigh 130 pounds and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. >> reporter: if last night was a referendum on steve king's white nationalism as the democrats were trying to frame it, then white nationalism won, england wrote on his site. both king and president trump vehemently deny they are racists or enable white supremacists. trump pushed back at a recent press conference when asked if the republican party was seen as supporting white nationalists because of his rhetoric. >> what do you make of that? >> i don't believe it. >> reporter: purposefully or not, r the president speaks

. >> a violent neonazi movement. >> what do you think is going bnthis house?> they were mabs. >> wanted nuclear reactors. >> >> sreenivasan: the film's producer and correspondent reporter ac thompson appears ona amanpod company tomorrow night. tell us. >> back in 2016, we started building a coalition of any rooms that were going to report on hate crimes, bias and bigotry, and t white power movement. about 160 differt organizations, the documentaries are sort of one of the most high profile products we've put out in this series. >> sreenivasan: around >> sreenivas: and here at newshour weekend, we're going to launch an occasional series called "hate, on the record." it will be brief summary of recent events around the united states, that add to thesa convtion surrounding incidents of hate and bias. >ly> sreenivasan: final tonight, y.'s happy 90th birthday to mickey mouse to ♪ ♪ the now iconic mouse made his first appearance in a short cartothon o day in 1928. illustrator walt disney who went on to build a massive worldwide entertainment empire liked to remind p

he is a self-profess neonazi. it happened atnite the right rally. one person was killed and dozens hurt osecutors say he went to charlottesville with a plan to kill. field's attorney general said he only drove into t crowd because he saw a gun and was afraid for his life. >> an advisory neighborhood commissionoted to rename a road in front of the consulate jamal khashoggi way. they point to 2010 and 2012 when roads were nam after two men who were alive at the time. >> the homeowner caught them in the act due to her home error. >> ifoo you here the thieves are stealing the tires off of cars in the neighborhood and then propping the car up with s t those said bricks. >>> today a clothingtotore in do d.c. will replace its glass door for a second time for a little over a month. this while police try and track down the robber who crashed through it. is is t surveillance video investigators have to work with. this was taken monday morning on 14th street and northwest. the robber ran inside, grabbed an armful of clothing and bolted. and the same this eveni

fields is a self-professed neonazi. yeerday potential jurors were warned of a robo call containing information about that deadly incident last year. >> reporter: a serial podcastet case rns to court today. they're fighting to defend the ruling that granted him a new trial. he was convicted in 2000 of rangling his ex-girl friend and burying her body in a baltimore park. the attention on the dcast led to him being granted a new tria >>> a serial killer who says he murdered more than 90 people may be respoible for the killing of a womannc in p george's county more than 45 years ago. county detectives spoke with samuel little last month. it was in 19 that hunters found the woman remains in laurel. detectives say little was able to identif the exact location and went on to say that he strangled her and dumped her body there. he also knew some of the unreported details about this case. >> samuelsittle a true monster. he's every woman's ultimate nightmare. >> repordr: little tolice he picked up the woman on a bus statio on new

he's a hero declares the neonazi website storm front. he's our guide.ounced white supremacist richard spencer. steve king, klan and neo-nazi approved. >> this is kind of a depressing question, but in a district like steve king's in iowa, does that message resonate more strongly just according to the data or would something that was more about trade and the fact that he -- you know, to the point of a lot of people, he has abandoned the farming community? which one of those will resonate more strongly? >> i think it's more about the strategy. i don't think you'll convince many republicans from these kinds of messages but that anything like this is fake news. i think the strategy is to create a surge of democrats, maybe people haechblt voted in mid terms can change the complexion of the electorate in the fourth district of iowa. >> yeah. and to your point earlier, this would not even have been on a 30 to watch, even one cycle ago the fact that jamie schultz is in striking distance. great to talk to you. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up, legendary tv produc

this changed history on the most widely read neonazi site in america. this "this is a race war." 2017 anti-immigration tweet saying "we can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies or his un unsubstantiated claims of people crossing the border." >> as the democrats were trying to frame it, "then white nationalism won." both deny they are nationalists or racists. president trump pushed back when asked if his rhetoric has increased -- >> i don't believe it, i don't believe it. >> they say white wing extremists are responsible for the vast terrorist acts. >> tony was a skin head. >> the whole goal of people like me back in the day was to mainstream, mainstream the idea. >> it doesn't take an overt slur for these individuals to basically become embolden. >> reporter: take the president's threat to tell the military to consider rocks being thrown by mieg gragrants as gung fired. >> when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military police, i say consider it a rifle. >> reporter: those comments cheered online by racist trolls. "hopefully they throw stones," they w

the last minute, things have been breaking with him supporting a conservative right wing, maybe a neonaziomebody up in canada, who's running for mayor in toronto. and that really blew up in 9 news. it caused a lot of major iowa companies to publicly withdraw their support from king and to say they were not going to be giving him any more campaign finance donations. which, you know, could affect the voters at the last minute. there's been a lot of buzz on that. all of a sudden, in iowa, we have the first district, rod blum, is probably in trouble, he should be way ahead, the republican incumbent. in the third district. you got the same problem, with the republican incumbent, too close, basically, behind the democratic challenger. now all of a sudden, king's fourth district is coming up as competitive seat. that was completely unpredicted. and when you think about it, iowa is a small state. >> neil: interest is. >> if you have three house seats in play, that's huge. >> neil: it is. professor, sore for the truncated time. in this case and everything can happen, we're here live, tomorrow, as

. >> neonazis marching in charlottesville. >> i don't feel like people are pulling back at all. just recently with the last three events that happened just recently and i don't like to point out, like, this political side or this, that's useless and divisive but we should acknowledge that the guy that sent all these bombs, he did have that van and he was a devout supporter and with the shooting in the synagogue. he was a devout supporter -- >> laura: no, no, he was not. >> thank you for correcting me. >> reporter: and steve scalise was almost killed. let's go -- you guys can't dominant. >> we have tristan. >> so thank you for calling me out on that, for real. thank you. for but still the climate that we're in right now, people are really willing to do and say these things -- it's not a right or left thing. it's all over the place. i feel like conversation -- there's a lot of conversation and sometimes it gets really messy and honestly, that's sad. >> how many people here will race effect your vote in this upcoming mid-term election? is race important to you in the way it's been

i think the trump hating neonazi that killed those people in pittsburgh deserved to be denounced. is not that way. i listen to a lot of josh holly. i listen to a lot of mike brawn. he is talking about joe donnelly voting against brett kavanaugh and would have voted for him. i listen to matt rosendale. i think cable tends to focus in on the most devisive issues instead of what most people are talking about which is jobs, jobs, jobs and then more jobs and more economic growth and then more jobs. that's what i think. >> well the problem now is that's what the president is talking about. i'm going to have to leave it there. thank you, joe, hugh, and betsy. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. checkout is at 4pm. plenty of time to enjoy your ride. (bicycle bell sound) ♪ ♪ (bicycle bell sound) ♪ ♪ (bicycle bell sound) ♪ ♪ explore more with a guaranteed 4pm checkout at over 1,000 fine hotels and resorts. it's another way we've got your back. ♪ ♪ the platinum card from american express. don't live life without it. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®.

activists and then first i dismiss out of hand those who wonder in a dream world under the name neonazis skinheads and southern legion and the like. they have no knowledge or respect for the principles invited in robert e. leigh. and further the cure and confederates never existed. they did not gather in charlotte to honor lee. if they would have done so, they would have done so unarmed and their efforts would have focused more on reconciliation and less on that. this so-called antiprotesters and that's the greatest example i know of oxymoron. the anti-protesters played right into their hands. these troublemakers gave that they could not themselves generate because of the senselessness of their movements. lee would have no balance for this new wave of confederate feeling and neither do i. on the other side of the spectrum, the left wing perpetually offended in our country are at it again. their policy has always been to deny the past, skploits the present, ignore the future and now that targets confederate monuments and on with historical ignorance as well as misguided protests and child