a former neonazi he is the reformed author of skin head confessions. welcome.ore we get to the music you you heard former grand wizard don black. you heard his comments and you heard commander jeff scoops comments that they reject violence. do you buy their proclamations of innocence? >> i don't buy it at all. i think it is basically a bunch of b.s. they talk about this country was founded by white people for white people. there were people already here when white europeans came here. i guess if we are all supposed to come back to our own countries go back to ireland and france and england and germany and leave it back to the native americans. what it is about for them is the superiority of the white race and if whites conquered the country and killed hundreds of thousands of native americans that is fine because everything whites do is perfect and everything everyone else does is a negative. >> what about the music and page and the a i filliation with the white supremacist music. tell me about hammer fest. >> it brings people from all over the country. and it

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lo calificaron como un neonazi fraus traed.miembros del templo aseguraron verlo antes. >>> si recuerdo haberlo visto en mi tienda varias veces, tenía lentes gruesos pero era él. pieing respondió a un aviso, para rentar una habitación. el dueño de la casa dijo que revisó su historial criminal y se la rentó. y en julio 28, wade compró de manera legal el arma semiautomática 9 milímetros con la que abrió fuego. el fbi hace una investigación activa y clasifica este acto como de terrorismo doméstico. hay razones de tipo social y político detrás del crimen. es la información que tengo hasta ahora desde wisconsin, ahora regreso con ustedes. >>> gracias vivían por tu información, ta matanza en wisconsin ha generado reacciones

army, discharged back in 1998, and is described by a civil rights group as a frustrated neonazi. nbc's charlie weo. >> reporter: he's been identified as wade michael page. he received a less than honorable discharge. police say he came to the temple with one handgun and multiple clips of ammunition. he killed six people before he was killed himself. also injured was a police officer, who is in critical condition. he was an officer responding to one of the people down. he was ambushed by page, then shot by other officers arriving on the scene. right now there is no motive for these killings, but police are investigating this as a case of domestic terrorism. page has a number of links to skinhead and white supremacist organizations, and the fbi and atf say they are following up on that. the sikh community very shaken here, but they say their faith has not been diminished. they actually say they see this as an opportunity. they say they don't want to be considered wearing tiss ining t terrorists, but they want to be known as your neighbor next door, the doctor, the educated person.

that your daughter has been shot, it's a phone call that no 1 wants here a gunman self proclaimed neonazi walked in and began firing 70 bullets from an assault rifle. mindy was 1 of 5 hit. so was kindergarten josh stepakoff. >> i was 6 years old and wearing swimming trunks and holding my snoopy box. josh is 19. >> it came in here and went out there. >> mindy 29. >> i still have shrapnel in my leg. >> everyone ha. >> i'm almost 30 now but my reaction is i was 16 and someone had a gun to my head at that moment. >> for josh the attack in colorado brought it all back. >> i refuse to go to the movies since aurora. i would rather sit in my house when i go out you can see me look all over the place. i'm looking for something to go wrong. >> josh and mindy are pushing for stronger gun laws. >> instead of making an excuse they are going to get a gun anyway, well let's try to do something to prevent them from getting it. >> another lone gunman fueled by hate. >> it was way to close to home. >> josh's father allan. >> the facts he was a neo-nazi and he had a weapon and he was shooting people because

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the civil rights group said it had been tracking page for a while on its radar as a known neonazi skinheadwas associated in addition to this band with a group called hammer skin nation. he may, in fact, have been a patched member. hammer skins are the scariest, most violent skinhead group out there. so page was in the middle of a scene that really was very violent, hyperpolitical, and he was not on the fringes of this scene. he was really in the thick of it. >> wade page's ties to white supremacists raises a lot of questions about their underground world. it's a world all too familiar, though, for our next guest. frank mink, author of the book "autobiography of a recovering skinhead." frank is joining me over the phone from des moines, iowa. frank, thank you so much for joining me. first, i want to ask you about this case that we're looking at. this tragedy in wisconsin. there's still no clear motive or no confirmed motive in this tragedy. do you think from what you know, would you be surprised wade page was specifically targeting sikhs? >> no, i wouldn't say he was specifically targeting

civil rights group said they tracked page's ties to neonazi groups going back 10 years. he was part of a rock group called and apathy. >> the music is an incredibly violent genre of rock 'n roll and boiled down to a word, it's genocide. >> reporter: amid the chaos we have heroes. the man managed to stab him with a butter knife. >> my factor slowed -- father slowed him down. >> reporter: the fbi is looking into wade's cx -- connection to terror groups but didn't have enough information. >>> we have more information about the colorado shooter james holmes. a school psychiatrist did raise flags about him. the doctor was so concerned that the student might be a threat to others, she called the university's threat assessment team but also contacted campus police trying to find out if holmes had a criminal history. he dropped out of school june 10th. he was charged with kelling 12 and -- killing 12 people. >>> an incident early reminiscent of the colorado movie massacre, police arrested an armed man in ohio showing up at the batman movie "dark knight rises." he was carrying fo

about the gunman accused opening fire inside a sikh temple in wisconsin including disturbing ties to neonazi groups. six people were killed in the mass shooting. three others remain in critical condition including a police officer. good evening. i'm brian bolter. >> i'm shawn yancy. wade page was an army veteran with ties to white supremist heavy metal bans, but they still don't understand his motive. fox 5's karen gray houston is live with the latest. >> we're being told that wade michael page played in the band definite hate and end apathy. the southern poverty law center which keeps an eye on hate groups in america says he was a frustrated neonazi. before page allegely gun down the sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin and was shot and killed in a shootout with police himself he spent six years in the army. police identified the shooter at an american news conference but still have no motive for -- afternoon news conference but still have no motive for his acting the lead in the investigation because the shooting is consider an act of domestic terrorism. >> we are looking at ties to white s

. >> today, one watchdog group, the southern poverty law center reported page was a "frustrated neonazi" indeed violence against half a million sikhs in the u.s. increased since 9/11. some claim that the turbines are islamic symbols. but sikh leaders in wisconsin insisted they would not be intimidated. >> if you see a turbine gentleman in this kre, he or me is likely to be a sikh. we like to take pride in who we are. and we like to display that with conviction. >> reporter: the shootings also echoed in india where the majority of the world's 27 million sikhs live. there were protests in new deli and voices of outrage and frustration. >> it's very shocking. a country like the u.s.a. which says we are the superpower in the world. could not protect their own people in their own country.)yq >> in washington president obama offered condolences to the oak creek victims and appealed to americans of all kinds to come together. >> we don't yet know fully what motivated this individual to carry out this terrible act. if it turns out as early reports indicate that it may have been motivated in som

all were identified as neonazi skinhea skinheads.s in the ranks and kicked out dozens of soldiers. the problem goes way beyond one base. >> every major military installation you have two or three active neonazi organizations. actively trying to recruit on duty personnel. >> reporter: he would know. he's a former marine and skinhead. he says some military units ignore overt racism. >> i used to hang a swastika flag on my wall locker. everybody in my unit all the way up to my commander knew it. the only time they ever asked me to take ut down is when the commanding general would come through. just so they wouldn't get in trouble. >> chris lawrence joining me now from the pentagon. chris, just how widespread is it believed that the white power movement might be within the u.s. military? >> fred, when you look at the shear size of the military, the millions that are a part of it, the numbers are actually very, very small. there was an uptick, a lot of federal investigators feel in the mid-2000s while the wars war going on. overall, you'r

. >> efectivamente marÍa leticia lo definieron como un neonazi frustrado veterano de guerra del ejÉrcitotenta completar una historia difÍcil de comprender se conoce que tenÍa 40 aÑos y vivia cerca del templo hace unos 2 meses. >> no hubo sospecha del peligro en la comunidad. >> (en inglÉs). >> yo pensÉ que era el lugar mÁs seguro del mundo, aparentemente no. >> que la gente no se equivoque con nosotros, porque usamos toro bastantes como parte de nuestra religiÓn que es pacÍfica. >> cualquiera puede entrar a nuestro templo sin ser juzgado, algunos indigentes vienen por un plato de comida. >> este tipo de situaciones trÁgicas estan supz tiencediend demasiada irregularidad. >> en nueva delhi un grupo de miembro de las comunidad que tiene 25 millones de integrantes en todo el mundo, se manifestÓ frente a la embajada de estados unidos contra el ataque y hasta el primer ministro indio pidiÓ autoridades norteamericanas que investiguen el origen de esta masacre que a lÍderes con la comunidad les hace temer lo peor. >> (en inglÉs). >> si se confirma que es un crimen de odio, tenemos... cÓmo hemos

the shooter identified as wade michael page is report lid a neonazi white supremacist. the sikh community here in the d.c. area held a vigil last night in rockville to pray for the victims. >>> jared loughner is due in court for a exepsy and change of plea hearings. he is expected to plead guilty to the 2011 mass shooting in arizona. -- jared loughner is due in court for a competency and change of plea hearing. >>> firefighters have contained a mass i-5 fire at a chevron oil refinery in california but they are still working to extinguish all of the flames. official are telling residents to stay indoors because the black smoke spewing from the plant may be toxic. >>> on august 6, 1945, an american b-29 bomb every called enola gay dropped an atomic bomb on the japanese see of hiroshima. it willed 140,000 people. >> president harry truman ordered that bombing. japan held a memorial marking that event yesterday. and president truman's grandson spoke at the care moan y. he ca >> reporter: a single bell tolled representing the exact time an atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshim

the gunman had ties to white supremacists and neonazi groups smep says it's part of the administration's outreach to is sikh community. >>> investigators trying to figure out what caused a fire in prince george's. that fire broke out last night in the 5100 block of marlboro pike. it started in a building that contained a clothing store and office space. the fire spread quickly. nobody was hurt though. >>> a d.c. shelter is now caring to several dogs rescued from a puppy mill. the humane society removed the animals from ohio. 19 chihuahuas and 4 sharays were brought. most of the dogs have health issues. >> kept in very small quarters. sometimes multiple dogs in one cage, as it were. so they haven't been -- they're not in the greatest health. >> veterinarians and training specialists are now rehabilitating the animals so they can be adopted in a few weeks. >>> problems continue to mount for san francisco giant melky cabrera. suspended from baseball for 50 games last week for steroid use. now the "new york daily news" reports he and some of his handlers tried to pull a fast one by launching

. >> tattoos he was wearing were badges proving that he was part of his neonazi. >> reporter: the university of maryland, michael greenburger. >> people with extreme malita groups or hate groups are as dangerous to us as tradition, what we think of traditionallal >>> in march the former honor student let his fingers do the talking as he posted his threats on to social media websites typing quote i will be on a shooting rampage today on campus. hopefully i kill enough people to make it to national news. >>> another possible mass killing similar to virginia tech forwarded because people spoke up. >> if you see something, do something which was done in this case which led us to the arrest of mr. song. >>> authorities are hoping this case as well as the recent shootings in colorado and wisconsin encourage laws to be changed here. >> before the general assembly and hopefully they will pick this up and consider legislation which will make it a crime in maryland because it currently is not a crime to make generalized threats. >>> and song will also be required to continue getting his mental evaluat

encontraron droga y dinero en efectivo, la historia a continuaciÓn les pondrÁ los pelos de punta, un grupo neonazi. con antorchas y pancartas que incitan a acabar con la diversidad de razas y culturas, se graban para el odio. se hacen llamar inmortales, y luchan por la supremacÍa blanca, como en la Época de hitler que llevÓ al desastre del holocausto, atacaron a personas e instituciones, y arrestaron a miembros estable que operan de manera encubierta, y captan la atenciÓn de jovenes, estÁn inhabilitados para operar en un solo estado, en el resto tienen carta blanca para reunirse y continuar con el macabro plan. >>> quÉ les parece, los videos de los grupos, fueron vistos por decenas de miles de personas, y habran apocaliptico, tu corta vida hazla inmortal, ojalÁ que tomen mÁs medidas, causan terror, su principal propÓsito entre otra cosas, si tiene un auto de lujo, una seria advertencia, tiene que ver con la seguridad de su familia, y tras adicciones de compradores compulsivos, habrÁ una enfermedado, verÁ quÉ descubrieron expertos, si busca alcanzar la plenitud y paz, aseguran que una prÁctica lo h

clearly this area around wisconsin, as i know personally, has been a hot bed for neonazis.ukee. >> brian: but the f.b.i. was following him and they had him on their radar screen. the songs he wrote were hate filled. that guy was trouble! >> the interesting thing, i think, and the big picture is that there is this subculture, this neonazi sub culture. since 9-11, we haven't looked at all at our own hate-filled groups, our own domestic terrorists. they have their own concerts. they have their own festivals and own media. they're very widespread. the sub and poverty law center suggests they're up 69% since the year 2000 and that no one knows specifically what set him offment no one knows why he targeted the sikhs. i think he's not only evil but stupid and thought they were muslim. but it deserves examination. the subculture is something we will probe. how extensive is it? does it represent a threat? i spoke to congressman peter king, our dear friend, head of the house intelligence sub committee. congressman king says, i better pay more attention now to some of these guys. i've

dieron a conocer que el autor del tiroteo que dejo 6 muertos en wisconsin tenia nexos con grupos neonazis

a black couple was murdered, there are a number of neonazis found in the barracks and so on.e had his first connection with this movement there. but from there, you know, it looks like basically he more and more came to believe what he's being told. i think it's worth saying that a lot of studies and other work have shown that the bulk of young people who come in to the white supremacist movement surprisingly enough really don't come in because they hate jewish people or hate black people or gay people or whatever it may be. more typically they come in because they have terrible family situations at home. because they feel unsafe, unwelcome. so in effect they are creating a kind of alternative family, which at first seems warm and welcoming. but the reality is living in that subculture eventually you do adopt the whole ideology or the belief systems. and in most cases it ends in murder, like this. >> he was on your radar. for ten years you've been monitoring this individual, is that right? >> yeah. it's been about ten years. really went into the white power music scene in the

>>>s gunman that killed six people at a sikh temple in wisconsin was a frustrated neonazi, how the southern poverty law center describes wade michael page. the organization tracks hate groups and says page was associated with the scariest, most violent skinhead group out there. page was shot and killed by police after he opened fire on the temple. authorities are investigating his ties to white supremacist groups. >>> we're seeing for the very first time video from mars of the "curiosity" rover landing. there it was. it was shot onboard moments before touchdown. okay, it's a little grainy perhaps, but not bad for 352 million miles from earth. stick around. nasa promises more pictures in about an hour from now. chad myers is going to join me as well in 30 minutes to tell us what's happening in these seven minutes of terror, as they're called. >>> unrelenting attacks in aleppo, forcing the u.n. to pull all of its monitors out of that syrian city today. they join the steady stream of civilians who are trying to escape the fighting between rebels and government forces. ben wedeman is in aleppo.

that wade page is just one of thousands of people who are involved in the skinhead movement, the neonazike him with the racist tattoos and say vile things about killing jews or whatever the case my be. he decided to step over violence and it's hard to know when that happens. >> the fbi says unless a threat of violence, agents cannot arrest them, no matter how hateful the speech. susan candiotti, cnn, new york. >>> paul ryan out with his mom? and what president obama is calling snake oil. next. a busy day in politics today. max. this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of sharable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of it's kind. share everything. only from verizon. add a smartphone for just $40 monthly access. [ dog ] we found it together.upbeat ] on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made

and he is described as a frustrated neonazi. he was armed with a .9 millimeter hand gun and stormed the temple. he did not speak. he just opened fire. by the time the police arrived, six people lay dead or dying. one of the first officers at the scene was trying to help a victim and he ambushed the police officer, shot him more than half a dozen times at close range. other officers arrived and ordered the shooter to drop his weapon. >> after giving commands to the individual, which he did not respond to, he fired. one of our vehicles too rounds through the windshield. another vehicle took arms. an officer returned and put the suspect down. >>shepard: the officer who was shore, now fighting for his life and two people from the sikh community in critical condition. we have team fox coverage with jonathan hunt with us here in the studio. and an emotional interview with his step mother. rick, police say this attack, really, could have been much worse? rick: yes, police were on the scene minutes of the first call. they heard gunshots

he is a 40-year-old male with known neonazi ties. he's reported to have played in a number of lousy white supremacist punk bands. he once served in the army in the 1990s. he was not a combat vet. he was discharged with reduced rank for bad behavior. of the six people that he reportedly killed, five were men, one was a woman. they ranged in age from 39 years old to 84 years old. four of the bodies were found inside the sikh temple. another two were found in the parking lot where the gunman himself was shot down. three additional people were wounded, including lieutenant murphy. he had surgery and is expected to recover, although he's still in critical condition. now, the fbi, we're told, is taking the lead on the investigation into this incident. it's being described by law enforcement sources as an incident of domestic terrorism. president obama today ordered all flags in the united states to fly at half staff. >> all of us are heartbroken by what's happened, and i offered the thoughts and prayers not only of myself and michelle but

but this was a neonazi skinhead in the very thick of the white supremacist rock band movement. they didn't classify him as a leader. but again, the group has been tracking him. if this is the same person that they had been tracking since 2000 and was very much involved in white supremacy and white supremacy rock bands and festivals where the rock bands converge around the country. kate? >> an amazing detail that you really uncovered there, drew. obviously, this is extremely early on. we don't want to put apples and oranges together so early on in an investigation. you are hearing anything that is possibly saying they linked this man's involvement in this white supremacist band and motives in this shooting? >> of course, we do not know, you know, what his motivations are. what was inside his head. we can tell that you the white supremacy rock band he was in, end apathy, was very much involved in this white supremacist movement. this feeling that the -- >> drew, i'm going to cut you off. i'm so sorry. i believe we have the press conference start right now and the latest involving

the army came under fire because it was very obvious that these soldiers were neonazis.n by the army trying to weed out racists in the ranks. and the army found there were threads of a

he was described as a frustrated neonazi who had long been active in the obscure underworld of white supremacist music. investigators believe he acted alone when he seriously injured a police officer and killed six worshipers inside the sikh temple. sikhs here at home in silver spring are reacting to the tragedy. >> the fact remains it is a white anglo saxon who did it. he was bald so can i say was' skinhead? all these thoughts do come into your mind. >> we're in america. we have freedom of religion, freedom of qee quality and this is all happening -- of equality and this is all happen glrg we discovered his music was backed by label 57 based in lithicum. he's featured in a number of pictures on the label's myspace page but the label released a statement later saying they do not condone page's actions and removed all images of his band on the label's website. andrea, we just learned that the sikhs in the washington community, about 7,000 to 10,000 members of that community will be gathering at a rockville temple tonight at 7:00 for a vigil to honor the victims in wisconsin. back to y

the army came under fire because it was very obvious that these soldiers were neonazis. that lead to a crack down by the army trying to weed out racists in the ranks. and the army found there were threads of a subculture of hate in its ranks and they've had to address that over the years. >> did that subculture involve wade michael page? >> there's been a lot of ink written about this trying to put these dots together. it was about the same time frame that he was at fort brag. but we actually tracked down the original prosecutor of the crime, of the case today. he told us at the time they searched high and low for ak polices even a bona fide hate group at the base he found neither. organizations that monitor hate groups do say the military can attract people who have hate-filled feelings, but there's no clear indication that wade michael page had anything to do with any of these ne neo nazis that were at fort bragg at that time. >> he was kicked out of the army though? >> he was kicked out. but not for hate. in 1998, he was kicked out of fort bragg, he was first demoted

page was a known skinhead and a member of a neonazi band. the suspect in last year's mass shooting in tucson, arizona, will not face the death penalty. today jared loughner sold a judge he's of clear mind and understands the charges against him. he pleaded guilty to killing six people and wounding 13 others including former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. loughner will serve a life sentence in federal prison without the possibility of parole. >>> a possible copycat in the colorado movie massacre was stopped in ohio. police say scott smith went to a theater on saturday night to see "the dark knight" and a manager and off duty cop searched him finding a loaded .9 millimeter handgun, two loaded magazines and three knives. then detectives searched smith's car. they found a tactical vest. he is now behind bars on gun charges. police say smith never made any threats and never spoke about killing anyone. >>> there is a nationwide effort to take back the streets tonight. it is the 29th annual national night out. the crime and drug prevention e